Gold finds in Corea draw enterprising Americans
Reports note gold discoveries in Corea and that American workers are active, displaying energy to locals. A congress bill proposes a designation Indianola as the name for Indian Territory on a similar basis as the two territories. Menominee Indians gain interior approval to cut timber this winter and share the proceeds with workers.
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Eldest Ohio home listed on Gilt Midwe overlooking Ohio River
The house in Adair county near the Ohio river, twenty miles below Gallipe, was built by General Nathaniel Massie and remains occupied and well preserved in its original state.
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Sali
Aduuis County
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Itut
Parke Liters Exceed Fifty Thousand In Ne Y Economies
A garbled text fragment references Parke and a sum around fifty thousand in a currency or measure, with scattered mentions of universal law, fermante praema, and various unrelated terms. No clear event or concrete entities beyond the numeric figure emerge.
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Fragmentary note hints at Santa Fe state land sale
A partial OCR reading mentions Santa Fe and a state sale event with names and figures but is garbled. The readable parts reference Santa Fe, a state sale, and individuals tied to a bidding or sale context, though details are unclear.
Paradupt Teate: May Bales and Page Abeat Ate Sas Sag
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a parade with seven is and may bales. Mentions of page abIt and Sas Sag date. Hard to extract clear facts but indicates a local event with listed items and timing. Entities uncertain due to garbled text.
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Pepe Oy
unclear fragment records in a historic page item
unreadable OCR text fragment describes a patrol, locations Peoria and Wilk Wertels, and a scattered list of names and terms. Many words are garbled, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to report with certainty.
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Beprenwonin and the Yale Peacer Campaign
A cryptic fragment hints at Beprenwonin and a Yale influenced campaign returning attention to a father figure. Mentions Delaware, Prank But terworth, and a great American fulI bach amid a national politics frame. The text is damaged with unclear names and events.
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Ance Tesa
Owas
Piers Famuug
Customs at Plover Evade Tax on Turkish Tobacco
Officers confronted a group of travelers at Plover who fled as inner tubes were removed from pneumatic tires. The scene left behind a tank wheel and tobacco while authorities awaited the British government’s guidance on the Turkish Cheretto tobacco.
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Chelsea House to Become Carlyle Museum in England
A committee in England was formed to buy Carivyla's house in Coyne Bow Chelsea for a Carlyle museum with subscriptions from America. The house, valued at $4,750, is to be purchased by February 25, 1805, with $1,000 set aside for a maintenance fund and proper upkeep. The American minister Mr Bayard joins the committee to aid fundraising.
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English visitors return with contrasting views on America
Two eminent Englishmen on a tour of inspection leave mixed impressions. Dr Doyle the novelist plans a favorable report and a novel about the United States, while John Burns criticizes sharply and will report on American industrial conditions. Burns adds that such contrasts would be expected.
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Atlantic
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Unclear OCR Fragment Poised as Local Notice
Fragmentary text shows scattered references to press activity weather and civic matters with unclear names places and dates. The readable content hints at volunteer involvement and public notices but specifics are largely obscured by garbled OCR.
Lisquisition for Millionaire Fisgtor
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Gov Fhower Drops Charge Against District Attorney Fellows
New York City attorney district attorney Fellows faces a dropped charge after Gov. Fhower acted. The action ends the case against the Fellow, with no further proceedings indicated.
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Acurnes Fellows
New York City
Ohio governor candidate’s uncle dies in West Virginia
Hon L P Neal Sr longtime political figure in Ohio died in Arkersburg West Virginia from throat tumor after long illness. He was father of Larry Neal Democratic candidate last full for governor of Ohio.
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Larry VP
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Congressman Contest Shocks Ricnsend Victory Margin Narrow
In Ricnsend Virginia on June 24 1 W Sethward defeated Republican candidate Col Ellett for Congress in this district by a majority of one vote after a contest notice was filed against Col Ellett.
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Scranton Football Victim Thomas Cahill Dies
Thomas Cahill a captain player and manager of the Scranton Baseball team is dying at home in Scranton Pennsylvania from hemorrhages caused by overexertion in a football game.
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Thomas Cahi
Scanton Baseball Association
Over Exerton
Portugal to Build Navy and Navy Funding Plan
The Portuguese government plans to construct a navy and allocate £120,000 yearly for twenty years. The decision, announced in Lignex on December 24, sets a long term naval financing framework.
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Lignex
Celestials Fall in Defeated Stand Amid Disorder
Fragmented report describes a chaotic bout where Adikouch sustains injury and a late surge by Buvenet Ciarges yields victory for the Rape. Text mentions December dates and unclear venues, with references to Pat and Cheney amid strained play.
Senate debate on land forfeiture and currency policy intensifies
The Senate discusssed forfeiture of military lands tied to road grants and currency proposals. Debate centered on a 50 percent funding plan, with expressions of support and opposition among key figures, as lawmakers weigh fiscal and land-use implications.
Counterfeit Coin Ring Busted In Minnesota
A police report from Minneapolis shows Charles Riley confessing that John Ollinger and another famed counterfeiter produced counterfeit quarters halves and higher at Ollinger’s residence. A large stash remains and thousands of fake coins have circulated in Minneapolis and nearby cities. The three arrested were held for the grand jury.
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Tharles Riley
John Ollinger
United States
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Uears
Oliinger
Minneapodics
Robbers in Masked Theft Target Mrs McQuillan Home
In the early hours of December 24, two masked men entered Mrs McQuillan's Williams Street home and threatened her with revolvers. They forced her to reveal the location of money believed to be about 50 dollars, belonging to her sons Philip and Barney. Barney lost jewelry valued around 100 dollars. no suspects identified yet.
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Death by Own Action Claims Minister's Wife
Fragmentary text shows Mrs L Josephine, wife of Rev W Hedall of Brownster, died by drinking poison. The letter mentions her devotion to her husband and a literary life, with speculation about behavior and reputations among ministers' wives and their roles in church society.
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W. Hedall
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Dr Johnsen
President Cleveland Returns to Washington After South Carolina Expedition
President Cleveland and his party reached Washington Sunday morning at six, returning from a fighting expedition in South Carolina. They were in fine spirits and refreshed by the outing. Large hampers of game were brought from the train and shared with cabinet families and other sworn friends of the nimrods.
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Children witness fatal hanging under stray rope tale
In Hangins Enpenron Virginia Section 24 the children of Isaac D Brown watched a public hanging. The twelve year old son attached a rope to a tree limb and leaped aiming to touch ground, but the rope shortened and he strangled to death. Also notes a Siberian railroad section 235 miles long opens for traffic on December 24.
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Bank cashier McKean embezzles seven hundred forty five thousand
Nasuva New Hampshire December 22 Cashier Frank Al McKean’s embezzlement from the Indian Head National Bank totals 745000. Bonds cover 15000 and bank surplus stands at 45060 Bread Riot in Peru Peru December 22 four thousand hungry women and children urged relief. disorder followed, many killed or wounded as authorities dispersed crowds
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Indiana State News Highlights From Terre Haute And Beyond
Indiana news from Terre Haute and surrounding towns includes custody cases in which Flora Pace is placed with a guardians board, reports of hobos cleaning streets in Marion, and political shifts naming Indianapolis as a headquarters city. The dispatch notes crimes, accidents, public notices, and local developments across multiple counties.
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The Fire Worshipers sermon by Talmage in Bombay
Rev Talmage continues his round the world sermons with The Fire Worshipers focusing on the Parsees of India. He describes Zoroastrian beliefs mortuary rites in the tower of silence at Malabar Hill and contrasts Parsees marriage and Hindoo customs with Christian ideals.
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