Republican Ticket Names State Officers in 19th Century Race
The ticket lists William Dowen for Secretary of State and Amerirts Daily for State, with William A. Aetorham and Alexander Hes contending for Attorney General and Supreme Court positions. It names Simeon Thompson as auditor and Rosbert Russell and John G. Leming among listed officials.
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William A. A
Etorham
Alexander Hes
Watus
Supermienden
Mindisnei
Simeon Thompson
WS. Blatitley
Prinestim Clarion Publishes Capecial Illustrated Edition
The Princeton feature in Aice reflects well on the Clarion. Washington robbers staged a boxed photograph scheme using a kite with a photo box to capture pictures of opposing areas, a method claimed to be highly effective and linked to broader complicity as the case unfolds.
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Princeton
Washington
Ttia
Lorg
Sched Toa Winntives
Paper delivery errors and postmaster duties
In a note to readers the writer stresses papers may be overlooked and urges readers to request their postmaster check deliveries. They warn perfection is rare and delivery issues occur, though most papers arrive as expected.
Militia Ready If Called in Canneburg Miners Trouble
The passage argues the Militia of Washington would not enjoy fighting neighbors in Canneburg. It asserts they would respond promptly to the Governor's call and that such action would reflect honor on Daviess county and the militia.
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Washington
Canneburg
Syadht
Daviess County
Pension recipients abroad by country report
About 4,000 persons in foreign countries receive quarterly Washington pensions. Canada has around 200,000 recipients yearly, Germany 600 and Britain 750, totaling 6,990 checks yearly totaling large sums. One man in France draws at every period.
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Washington Quarterly
Canada
Germany
Shariff Lem Inz Striker Trouble Provokes Authorities
The text urges authorities to intervene in striker clashes in Can IIsburg where trains are hindered and property and fees threatened. It argues that while officials cannot set strike terms, they must protect property as required by law and uphold state dignity.
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Shariff Leminz
Caniisburg
Fragmentary note on Ta Aquila Robertson in early Indiana history
The text sketches Ta Aquila Robertson as a notable figure tied to the old Indiana and Northwest Territory era. It notes birth and residence in places now part of Clark and Warren counties, with scattered references to nearby towns and tribal or territorial changes. The fragmentary OCR leaves the sequence and dates unclear.
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Aquila Robertson
Bebiy
Baer
Urytory
Oise
Fragmented OCR Snippet on Event and Names
The readable text lists several names and times in a jumbled order including mentions of PM and AM slots and various initials and places. It appears to be an OCR fragment from a public notice or calendar with unclear context.
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Mapm & Co
Scientific American
Scientidc
Rmann & Co
Seminar Turns Lead as Attendance Rekindles Interest
A fragmented account notes professors greeting attendees and a turning point at a fair. The scene shows improving turnout and a lively shift in mood as events unfold.
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Nioxender
Putherson
Tnernoiar
Sevienus
Uncalled Letters Listed for May at Oslo, Indiana
A postal notice lists remaining uncalled letters for May ending. Names include Jose Nempler, Mr. Wo Al Sauchlon, Mrs. Emily J. Hunt, Miss Hattie Short, and Nettie Guiney. Request to respond with advertised letters.
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Oslon Ind
Rey
Jose Nempler
Wo AL Sauchlon
Ladtes
Emily J. Hunt
Hattie Short
Aliens Nettie Guiney
W. J. Dasywer
Go and Help the Times Opens Season at Indian Springs
Indian Springs ISOS season opens to serve locals. Rates effective immediately through November 1 set 60 cents for round trip for eight days from sale. Weekend travel requires Saturday Sunday fare, Monday return due. A J Jay Agent H P Radiev G P L A.
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Indian Springs
A. J. Jay
Agt
H. Pp. Radiev
Destructive Tuesday Night Hailstorm Damages Rural Homes
A severe hailstorm struck the countryside Tuesday night destroying crops and breaking windows. Farmers report shattered panes from W Bowman to others, with fences splintered and debris widespread.
Fragmentary notes mix odd claims and local quirks
A scrambled, informal extract lists varied items from England’s population figure to ant intelligence and a Russia relief sum, then odd notes on eel poison, a Pennsylvania land tract with no owner for decades, and a Burk County Pa resident’s Easter egg engraving claim.
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Russia
Armstrong County
Pennsylvania
Jesse Lewis
Burke County
Prominent Missouri Women Indicted for Progressive Euchre
At Platte City Missouri forty society women face grand jury indictment for playing progressive euchre. A Chicago man opens a barber school. his pupils practice on those unable to pay. Groundwork near a Sullivan County mine yields moulds for counterfeit doctors and quarters.
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Platte City
Chicago
Sullivan County
Ve tat Yr Toytiern football note
Fragmentary OCR fragment references a football item with unclear names and dates. The readable content hints at a local club or match report but lacks sufficient nouns to form a complete, factual summary.
Drunken husband and its toll on a family in a rural scene
A lengthy lament portrays a drunk husband whose spending on liquor starves his wife and children. Friends abandon him as a loving sister mourns, while the wife trembles at the window. The piece moralizes about farm life and the cost of alcohol.
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Bey Petty
Tie
Ima
First Ocean Cable Cost and Deep Sea Wire Details
The article notes the original cable used 93 pends per mile with seven copper wires, deep sea wire at 8 per mile, and tar and gutta-percha coating costs. Total per mile cited as 85, with deep sea wire 1,212,500 dollars for 2.6 miles. plus 25 miles shore end wire at 1,450 per mile, concluding the first ocean cable cost 1,220,000 dollars excluding instruments. It also reports Dr. Davis of Lewis County and a diarrhea remedy testimonial from Des Moines.
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Aire
Siak
Tor, ML
Davis
Lewis
Des Moines
Chicago
Chamberlain
W. L. Stoy
McAlpin Missing Case Exposes Confession Trail
The Gazette reports Cochran and wife visited prisoner Cochran in a Thursday jail meeting. He agreed to tell all after pressure from wife and described Coward as the alleged leader in the missing McAlpin case. The theory suggests a sealed boxcar and murder near Hogan alley. Orr and Massey linked to on-train actions. Cochran’s story unsettled as a preliminary exam looms.
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Marshal Cavanaish
Et Rugsiaville
Coward
Dbs
Quehran
St. Louis
Bica Orr
Cochran
Orr
Joan Tard
Vincennes
Massey
Cochan
McAlpin
Ifein
West End
Tius
Guav
Hogan Alley
Uowsil
Chamberlains Cure Promoted For Colds and Croup
Promoters tout Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a preventive for pneumonia and a cure for croup and whooping cough. The ad claims safety for children and urges immediate purchase from W. L Stay the Druggist with 25 and 50 cent bottles.
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Chamberlains
B. W. L, Stow
W. L. Stay
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