Census Bulletin Tracks Rise in State Property Values
The census bulletin reports that assessed property values across states and territories rose significantly from 1880 to 1890, with total value increasing by about 7.6 billion dollars. Per capita wealth also grew, though growth varied by state, agriculture, and industry.
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Wasmington
Census Bureau
Michigan
Arkansas
Delaware
Tens
Mississippi
New Mexico
Washington
Wyoming
United States
Theo
Tilinds Shears
Shiga
Geo
Rosta Os Board of Canalia
Orue
Oblahoma
Drissa
War to the Death in Indian Territory Outlaws
A fierce chase targets William Gorinies and others as U S marshals pursue gang members across Indian Territory. Deputy Libert and Charley Bevant lead the pursuit with reports of a large armed group vowing extermination and black troops ready to shoot.
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St. Lavras
Adinih
Waidwerk
Anatuys
William Gorinies
Gerye
Dan
Chiaryte
United States
Yey
Weatty Touins
Libert
Wire Wise
Charley Bevant
Wne
Gesumes
Datton
Enidt
Grimes
Tewart
President Harrison Visits Vermont by Special Train
President Harrison travels by special train with Secretary Proctor to visit Vermont. The party includes Col. Smith and others as stops are made at Fort Edward Wire Hall and Burlington where crowds gather. Senator Edmunds greets the president upon arrival in the afternoon.
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Sahatoga
Njoy
Nuga
Harrison
Proctor
Vermor
Colti
CJ Smith
Vermont Central Road
Halford
Presidens Party
Esx Tier
Smith
Bellevue
del. Seward Webb
Elismere
Fort Edward
Marly
Wirehall
Burlington, Vt
Edmunds
Floods Strike Westmorland After Heavy Rains
In Westmorland county heavy rains caused all nine rivers to overflow their banks flooding surrounding country. Lands with standing crops were washed away and farmers suffer great losses as cattle on adjacent pastures were carried off or drowned.
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Fioouis
England
Loxpon
Westmoreland
AOA
W.W. L. Douglas
Workingman’s
Gag
L. Douglas
W. I. Douglas
Brockton
Dass
Fire Devastates Most Of Dharveston Arkansas
A large fire in Dharveston Arkansas on August 25 destroyed most of the town including the courthouse and tax records. Local merchants S A Richardson grocery dealer D J Berry and Summers Jones were burned out. Loss estimated around 520 000 to 900 000 with partial insurance. suspected incendiary cause.
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Arkansas
Dharveston
Ark
SA Rete Records
I. S. Richardson
D. J. Berry
Summers & Jones
Indiana News Briefs Hop Belt of Crises and Deaths
Shelbyville marshal’s wife fires on raiders with family pistol after Brieans attempt entry. Oliver Craven, age 7, dies at his son-in-law’s in Lebanon after forty years as Thorntown JP. George Stevens loses skull fragment from rifle blast at Logansport. Reunion plans for Indiana Volunteer Infantry set for Mitchell September 7 8 and 19. Reports of pavements washed away by floods and various local accidents and arrests across the state.
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Brieans
Don Bruce
Shelbyville
Oliver Craven
Boone County
S. N. Kenworthy
Lebanon
Thorntown
George Stevens
Logansport
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Mitchell
Indiana
Kort Warne
Crapmurs Wiarna
Jefercon Township
Wayne
T Hinz
Mosminefelt
Peir
Fumtinghom
Ian
Anthony C. Manning
Thompson
Tne
Mar Hoc Lay Sarria
Portland
Snyder
Heovas
S& and
Denon
Othver
TNT
New Caetie
Teneo
New
Po Tead
LaPorte
Edward McMahon
Huntington
Mlsertiers
Morgan County
Forest Grove Park
Martinsville
New Albany
James Fliuze
Toro
Tiavid Mills
Bear Spencer
Vrros
Soni Eas
Jeffersonville
Derann Glass Works
Charlestown
Clas Poel
Thomas Wilie
Pita Aberatews
Coluambus
Een
Gesheuo
Hirhwarmen
Fran Moneison
Garfield
Mentgomery County
Aldiston
Sillings
Field County
Vincennes
Lov Cook
Christian Church
Taylorsville
John Wade
Columbus
Mr. Cook
Johns
Helen Been
T. &. Buck
Indianapolis
Nashrille
Brown County
Wm. Pitman
John Clark
Clark
Morgan Town
Four Cents and a Shopper’s Crazed Caper
A humorous column recalls a summer day when a shopper, with only four cents in her purse, battles temptation under a C O D system. She eyes tempting sidewalk wares, weighs inconsequential buys, and ends with a moral about prudent spending in a bustling city scene.
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N. Y
Cincinnati Excursions Via C and D Rates Sept 11 14
The Columbus Post notes cheap rail fares of one cent per mile on September 11 2 and 19 for excursions via C TH and DR R with return valid September 13. This promotes the Odd Fellows Hall dedication and other Cincinnati attractions including The Net Cars of Pompeii Latonia Jockey Club races and Zoo Concerts.
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Cincinnati
HO & D
Odd Fellows
Tain
Pompeii
Latonia
Culal
O. McCormick
Gen. Po & VT
Cineineas
First Newintent O N G at Woodsdale Island Park
The First Newintent O N G reaches Woodsdale Island Park for a seven day outing starting September 1. Special rates apply from Cincinnati and nearby points as trains run to support the regimental gathering with daily events including National Union day Knights of Pythias day and Labour day activities.
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Woodsdale Island Park
Caup Wills
Cincinnati
G. A. Lh
National Union
Knights of Pythias
Sons of Veteran
Curtain Leave Turmoil Sparks Curtain Scene
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a domestic scene with a man pulling a shade and adjusting a curtain rod. The text also mentions a tie roller and leaves unclear attribution.
First Notice of Coal in Pennsylvania Timeline
The article traces early mentions of coal in Pennsylvania from Gabriel Thomas in 1698 to Scull 1770, noting Wales color comparisons, then cites Philip Ginter as the hunter who first discovered coal on Sharp Mountain near Mauch Chunk in 1791, with local lore of the region.
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Coa
Conal
Pennsylvania
Gabriel Thomas
Wales
Scull
Pottsville
Harvest excursions listed to Ponnts in multiple states
August 21 and September Qra conduct harvest excursions to Points in Florida and several western states. Tickets promise retirement access and travel perks, with sales at designated dates. The notice emphasizes seeking prototypes of the Great West and features a Chicago reference.
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Western Hallows Run
Fena
Norta
South Dakota
Ne- Caarade
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Tutt’shair
Perrier HeLacey Price
Park Brace
Ees
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Missouri Ansas
Arkansas
Texas
West
Southwest
UC. Townsend
ST. Louis
BERG
Harvest Excursions and Route Details Across Cities
Fragmented text mentions Harvest Excursions on the Terningten route with references to tickets in multiple cities. It cites persons and roles such as Gen'l Puss and Thtrete Bui AiValy, noting anchor preservation and losses due to rancor in a Texas context.
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Terningten
Stinliogs
Vis
Manns Harvest Escurgien
Muktipal
Esugust
Tie Weert
Sontawest
Doge
PS. Eeetis
Gen
Unclear text fragment about travel and rail routes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chicago and St Paul routes with references to trains and travel, but content is garbled and lacks coherent events. No identifiable people, dates, or concrete facts to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmented Ad Copy Reprints Various Remedies and Goods
Narrow, garbled listing of patent medicines and products including tonics, dress goods, and household items. Mentions items like Liver Dills and various cures with scattered references to brands and mail orders. The text reads as an advertisement fragment with no clear narrative or event.
Dr. Pierce and Sage’s Catarrh Remedy Ad Claims Cure All
An early 1900s ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure for lung diseases and blood taint including consumption and scrofula, with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy offering $500 if it fails, urging readers to try the medicines despite risks.
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Dr. Pierce
Syrup of Figs promoted as pleasant kidney and bowel remedy
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle prompt cleanser for the kidneys liver and bowels. It claims to dispel colds headaches fevers and habitual constipation and emphasizes its pleasing taste and healthful substances as the only remedy of its kind.
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Eale
Druga
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