Seventy U S Presidents' Letters Donated to Millicent Library
An enthusiastic collector presented letters written by seventy United States presidents to the Millicent library in Frirhaven Massachusetts. A new pleurisy treatment keeps patients utterly still during experiments, with fever reduction observed in several cases though eight days of treatment were typical.
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United States
Millicent Library
Frirhaven
Mass
UHL Hlogers
New York Physicians Advertise Hopeful Fan Recovery
Fragmentary ad from two New York physicians seeks a fan’s recovery after a strawbeagl operation. The notice hints at potential seriousness and possible insurance or fare concerns, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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New York
Rey
Murder with Autopsy Probed by England and Wales
A ten year period ending with 9.5 in 1900s England and Wales shows a rise in murders with autopsies not performed. The inquiry notes a decrease in bodies examined and links to the state of public health and policing at the time.
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Erwland
Wales
Unclear Fragment Prompts Action Across Regions
The readable portion hints at a dispute or instruction affecting a person named Laelia Hew and a large sum related to a peneal or incentive. The text is garbled, obscuring concrete entities, actions, and outcomes. No verifiable date, place, or organization is recoverable.
Fragmented OCR news text yields unclear event
The readable portion shows no clear names places dates or events. It appears as garbled OCR with stray words and letters, offering no identifiable story or outcome to summarize.
Unclear OCR Item from Aspen Newspaper
Fragmentary text references Great Britain and a university event with dates and regional details. Most specifics are unreadable. limited entities include Britain and a university context with unspecified holdings and events. Unable to determine definitive subject or outcome from the legible portions.
Fragments From a Distraught Notice About an Inheritance Case
Unclear fragments discuss a secret donor, heirs, and a reset during a mass meeting. Mentions include names and places obscured by OCR noise, with references to an inheritance matter and potential proceedings.
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Fris
Bes
Elarvard Cette
Tessieh
Amd
Tate
Fred Fb
Mass
Beeston Pledges Public Spirit On Hancock Grave Marker
The notice recalls the centennial expiration and humbling fact that John Hancock’s grave in the Granary burial ground is unmarked beyond a cracked stone with the inscription No Tomb of Hancock. Fundraising efforts aim to fund a suitable memorial.
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Beeston
John Hancock
Hancock
Basie Porgy of New Yook to Be Buried in Active Scene
In a reported advisory, Basie Porgy plans burial arrangements. The document suggests coffin details and recommends soft pine, with unspecified officials endorsing the plan.
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Basie Porgy
New Yook
Kane
Fragmented OCR Note on Medical Condition and Death
Fragmented text describes a medical concept and mentions tissue growth and irritation. It references a local death at a parto with implied prayer or vision response. The readable lines show uncertainty and garbled phrases and no clear events or dates.
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Piadit
Pdgrdisesa Betosars
Tur photograph finds its way into baskets with family pride
A fragmented notice describes a decorative photograph carried around in a long single oak frame. It mentions a plan to place photos of family members including a dad, siblings, and aunts, arranged for display amid crisscross ribbone varnish and reflections.
Rustic Virginia estate linked to Lee family history
The Ravensworth house near Fairfax Courthouse remains well preserved and is noted as one of Virginia’s most interesting old homes after passing from the Fitzhurghs to the Lee family through an early eighteenth century intermarriage.
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Saveral Generstiot
Virginia
Wim
Fairfas Courthouse
Kuctur
Bruce photographic telescope to outfit Harvard Observatory
The Bruce telescope gift to Harvard Observatory is ready for setup in Cambridge Mass. It is the largest of its kind, expected to surpass earlier work and will be shipped to Peru in two to three years after testing to Arequipa hills.
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Tur Bruce
Mre
W. Bray
Harvard University Observatory
Canbridge
Mass
Peru
Arequipa
Cotton Panic Bans On Shipments Amid High Prices
Citizens face a cotton curtailment as officials warn ginners and merchants not to buy below ten cents a pound. The notice threatens fines and property damage for violators while troops guard roads and the public is urged to stockpile or sell only at approved prices.
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Tabara Witte
Porhiab
Fiamentieg
Cotten
Lenapr
Oosa vaTier & Dispatch
Eden
Gere
Bees Cause Honey Spill Through Chimney Fire Incident
In Wanass ind Gen 2 a resident named Courtright ignited a fire and found a swarm of bees occupying the chimney. The bees produced honey that flowed down the stove-pipe and floor after the gas flame lit. The chimney was cleaned and no further trouble followed.
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Wanass
Ind
Trnnter Fatally Shot While Squirrel Hunting
Joseph Gardner was killed instantly in Indianapolis area when a gun hammer struck and discharged as he pulled the weapon from a wagon. He and three companions had driven ten miles south of the city. The fatal shot hit Gardner in the abdomen.
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Trnnter
IxpraNapolis
Ind
Joseph Gardner
Gardner
Death of Conductor and Fireman on Train
On Sunday afternoon a collision on the Amer division of the Staten Island line caused the death of Conductor Frank Davia and Fireman Wallner Retell after their train 42 A ran into an open awited track segment.
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Torrexvits
Gs J
Amer
Frank Davia
Inging
Wallner Retell
President signals veto over Sherman Purchase Act compromise
The President indicated he would veto the proposed Sherman Purchase Act compromise. Officials in Washington discuss a broad Democratic steering plan to push the measure, anticipate Senate passage, and secure government support. observers note opposition within the GOP and among certain party factions.
Ten Years of Life for Bismarck Reported Health Restored
In Herat Oct 2 Prince Bismarck is said to be miraculously restored to health and plans to visit Varcin soon. Dr Sehweninger states the prince’s condition is satisfactory with a good prospect for a decade of years. The report mentions the killers’ companions: Mrs Jehbn Peam H Holland Rose Varner Miss Reece.
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Perecas
Syarkane
Friese
Bearrger Forndiames
Debris Friese
Carole
Mra Jehbn Peam
H. Holland
Rose Varner
Miss Reece
Bismarck
Herat
Fir Sehweninger
Divorce Suit Filed by Walter Thomas in Delaware Court
Walter Thomas, a well known African American politician, files a divorce suit in Delaware on Friday. The action draws attention in Cincinnati and reflects ongoing domestic matters among community leaders.
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Cincinnati
Delaware
Walter Thomas
Germany’s War Minister Resignation Accepted
Emperor William accepted Gen. Von Kalterborn Stachan’s resignation as minister of war. Gen. Bronsad Schellendorf succeeds him, having previously served as war minister from 1883 to 188.
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Germany
Beniiz
William
von Kalterborn-Stachan
Bronsad-Schellendorf
Gen. Kalterborn-Stachan
Man Fatally Crushed by Falling Tree in Ripley Township
A 72 year old man named Moore was crushed by a tree while cutting timber in Ripley township. The accident occurred October 2 as he worked near others, with authorities reporting the fatality following the incident.
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Frexost T. C
Moore
Ripley Township
New York Day at the Fair Draws Huge Crowd
About one hundred thousand New Yorkers and hundreds of thousands of visitors filled the fair grounds for Manhattan Day. The New York committee organized transportation and events, with speakers including Horace Porter and Chauncey Depew, as Old Guard colors were presented and a parade concluded at the New York building amid festive crowds.
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Cmbace
New York
Albricht
Manhattan
Chicago
West
United States
Imen
Old Guard
Grand Pacific Hotel
LN. G
Imad
New York State
Festival Hall
Hy Ennis
Toirtesuth
William “Pell
John W. Brown
Wilton Docter
Thomas F. Gilroy
City of
Horace Porter
New
Columbian Chorus
Joseph I. C. Marke
New York City
Aenes Booth
Chauncey M. Depew
Wellars
Columbian
John R. Fellows
Hlon
Seth Tow
Columbia College of New York
Corrigan
Nelson A. Miles
Gren. Wheeler
Sinois National Guard
Harrison
Gilras
Committee
Manhattan Dar
Isaaga
Tess
New Life Saver Boat Endorsed by British Government
Washington March reports the Life Saving Service received drawings of a new lifeboat design adopted by the English government. The 60 foot vessel powers 200 horsepower with a water driven screw system for speed. The British government endorses the alarming efficiency and may place multiple boats along coasts.
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Isfe Savinar
Union League urges quick repeal of Sherman act silver purchase
At a crowded Union League meeting, a resolution was passed almost unanimously urging prompt repeal of the silver purchase clause of the Sherman act. Nearly 66 members were present.
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Philapelvhia
Union League
May Fight After All Seen in Puritan Hall Talks
Oct. 23 report says negotiations are under way for a possible Corbett-Mitchell bout to be held in the Bic Puritan hall in this city. A final agreement may be reached soon.
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Ietano Crry
Corbett-Mitchell
Bic Puritan Hall
Shanks Tours Minneapolis Praises American Newspapers
Lord Mayor Shanks of Dublin and his party left Minneapolis after three days of hospitality. He held an informal reception at the Press Club rooms and delivered an address praising American newspapers for their news presentation and public information value.
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Shanks
Minneapolis
Minn
Dublin
Cinbrooms
England Honors Visit of British Fleet in Salutes
In Varanto harbor on October 24 the British squadron arrived at Seratta to a warm reception as Italian and British ships exchanged salutes. The Duke of Genoa and Admiral Culme Seymour led cordial greetings aboard the Sans Pareil, with ships Nile Inflexible and Dreadnaught plus Hawke and Edgar in the fleet. Spectators thronged Sperzia as thousands of visitors lined the quay daily.
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Seratta
Varanto
Theels
Duke of Genoa
Michael Cuime-Seymour
Nile
Hawke
Edgar
Duke of
Geneva
Culme Seymour
Sperzia
Death of Dutch Officer Brings New Orlean Family Heirship
New Orleans family made heirs to a large estate after the death of a Dutch officer. Gen Frederick De Wint, who came to the city sixty years ago, married a sugar planter’s daughter and had fifteen children. After legal contest by American relatives, the court will divide the vast estate among the heirs, with portions in Guadeloupe and among De Wint’s extended family.
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New Orleans
Fassilv
Rolfrom Hellion
Tolhind Gros
Saebitie Torin
Frederick de Wint
Holland
Sugar Phinters
Sinnomt Postill
Imison
Ursulines Street
Marriet
Frederick
Hetland
Eestate
Patina
Terday
Guateloupe
Mir Ilonbert
Icmdef
de Wint
Last Week of Fair Details Special Events
The article outlines a crowded final week at the fair with planned events each day. Monday features Chicazvo Traders’ Day ceremonies, Tuesday honors Martha Washington, Wednesday focuses on marine transportation, and aerial demonstrations cap the week. Thursday hosts international athletic sports, followed by coal and grain dealer activities Friday, and Saturday by the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The month ends with a Tuesday vote.
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Pia
New England
Martha Washington
Stack Pavilion
Provisional President Named in Rebel State Center
Oct 24 dispatch notes Frederice tn cuerine de Loreni named provisional president of radi Fee in command of Lorena rebel warship forces. Provisional government seated briefly in Pestere after seizure by Meiledined Jus fe Clouwers with headquarters at Bariedite as positions divided by internal blocs.
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Frederice Tn
Cuerine de Loreni
Bern Pressonitie
Radi Fee
Kcleintha Meilo
Lorena
Pesterre
Eho
Th Catieriog
Trazil
Abe
Rie
Wiesiaup
Presbyterian mission vows new inquiry to Cape Prince of Wales
The report claims Thornton died in mysterious circumstances after expelling certain Indians. It says three natives were implicated and punished, while a third prisoner may have already died. Indians promise better treatment if another preacher is sent and a school is mentioned.
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New York
Home Missions
Cape Prince of Walles
Almootta
Thornton
Dareie
National German American Bank Reopens Under Currency Authority
The National German American Bank, suspended in August, reopened under the authority of the Controller of the Currency Beckles. Its impaired capital has been strengthened and it will receive support from its customers and local vicinity.
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Sr. Para Minm
Vic
Curtis Bribery Case Warrants Issued for Suspect Juror
In San Francisco on October 24 a new warrant is issued for T. Arnc Farlane one of the jurors suspected of bribery. Farlane now in Los Angeles has been subpoenaed but failed to appear.
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Curtis
San Francisco
M. B. Curtis Jurs-Tribery
T. ArncFarlane
Los Angeles
Hunter dies in fall shooting near Vevray
In Moorz s Hivzi Indiana on October 24 Charles Clark son aged 18 hunted near Vevray and climbed a fence when the top of his head was blown off by a gunshot from the rail fence. The accident reopens the old hunter gun and fence incident with fall shooting.
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Moorz
Hivzi
Ind
Chas. Clarkson
Vevray
Cholera Expert Dr John C Peters Dies in New York
Dr John C Peters renowned authority on cholera and germ diseases has died at age seventy after a paralyzing illness. He practiced medicine in New York since 1842 and was a leading figure in public health research.
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New York
John C Peters
Fieil- Mown Authority
Pyoars
Vetere
Nios York
Alnee
Senate Devotes Session to itself in Row Over Pension Bill
The Fifty Third Congress meets in Washington with the Senate sharply debating leadership, the pension bill, and a banking measure. Senators Sherman and Voorhees clash with the president over a collapsing compromise, while the House hammers at printing costs and other routine business.
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Washington
Luxaaree
Senate
Sherman
Bur
Oates
Elise
Cox Banking
Fort National Banks
Hts
Wast Hington
Morg
Allen
Morgan
Teller
Thagic
Voorhees
Warlock Thursway Remins
Wolverton
Committee On Judiciary
Uls
Geary
New York and
New Jersey
Dewitt Warner
New York
Lhens
House
ST Fes Doo
Outhwaite
of Pennsylvania
Conelss Troha
Caminetti
Abecho
Francisco
Allrich
Uintiaa Museum
Chicauge
Aldrich
Beyain Teac
Uring Amerum
Walt Ivers Iechman
Peter Cpg
Jones
Sev
Yiell
Houst-Afi
Michigan
Treasury
Sis
Mes Pty Fuse
ST Teeta
Son
Fauloner
Measrsa Im Ag Stewart
Nevada
Welebis
Eriber
Ie Culberson
Stone
Deamer -la
Western land case transcription fee bill introduced
Mr. Bell of Colorado has introduced a bill to reduce the fee for transcribing testimony in land cases west of the Missouri River. The high fees in the West were once doubled due to expense, but that necessity is now removed and western members urge rate reduction.
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Washington
Bell
Colorado
Missouri River
Congress
West
Archbishop of Milan Dies in Milan
MILAN October 24 Archbishop Mons Calabiana of Milan is dead. Also a Baltimore Ohio freight conductor Edward Elliott was killed when struck by a bridge east of here. He was found Sunday morning by Night Operator J A Clark with a crushed skull and a severed hand.
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Milan
Mons - Calabiana
New
Incomplete OCR Report on Farm Oil Well Digging
An unclear OCR fragment mentions oil at a farm site and well digging. It references depth 112 and petroleum structures but provides no clear dates, names, places, or outcomes. The text is fragmented and lacks verifiable facts.
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Caryea
Jie
Ofa
Tech
Plerea
Knights of Labor To Propose United Labor Federation
In New York the Knights of Labor plans a general assembly next month to discuss merging all labor orders into a single supreme authority. Powderly leads the push while Samuel Gompers opposes it as expressed in St Louis. Delegates from major unions will attend to debate harmonizing the factions.
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United States
New York
General Assembly
Knights of Labor
Labor Trust
Powderly
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Lavor
Gompers
St. Louis
Head of Telegraphers Order Accused of Wire Cutting Instigation
D. G. Ramsey grand chief of the Order of Railway Telegraphers was indicted by Linn county grand jury at Marion for instigating wire cutting and obstructing the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern telegraph system during September 1892. He was arrested at Winton and posted bond of 1500 dollars for the next term.
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Cepar Raptips
D. G. Ramsey
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Marion
Linn County
Shires
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Sultans Epistles Allegedly Authentic May Change Mohammedan World
Constantinople dispatch reports sultan has bought two Turkish epistles attributed to the Prophet Mohammed from a French savant for 5900 pounds. Documents tested by high authorities are deemed authentic and may revolutionize the Mohammedan world. Olney Out Russell In. Buzzarp's Bay notes renewed talk of Olney resigning as Atty General to join Boston and Maine rail counselship and Russell entering Cleveland's cabinet.
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London
Central News
Constantinople
Dougat
Mohammed
Olney
Russell
Buzzarp’s Bay
Atty-Gen
Boston & Maine Railroad
W. E. Russell
Cleveland
Gov
Dancing crowd leads to boiling water attack in Shamokin
In Shamokin on a Saturday night Italians assaulted Matthew Rice by tossing him into a tub of boiling water after jealously protesting a dance. Rico Hinski suffered severe scald injuries causing near death as witnesses refused to name suspects to police.
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Philadet- Pha
Matthew Rice
Natalie
Pear
Shamokin
Jao Hinski
Rico
Indiana News Wraps Poisonings and Railwrecks in One Issue
The Indiana paper reports a meat poisoning near Muncie affecting six family members and a hired hand, with the meat peddler sought but unfound. It notes railway wrecks in Boonville injuring several, and Indianapolis electrician Charles Reitz's death, plus indictments for murder in Grant County.
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Clinton Stradling
Muncie
Micnan Cummesky
Indiana
United Order of Mine Workers
McQuade
Joseph Dunkerly
Cummesly
Louisville
Evansville
St Louis
Boonville
Elmer Smith
Indianapolis
Charles Reitz
Grand Jury
Grant County
Anderson Hatfield
Frank Stevens
Martin Adamson
James Lemon
Abraham Stumpff
Dar
W. H. Imrrme
At- Tanta
Tipton
Frohleyer
Gurstajx
Motive Power
W. F. Watson
Muncie Flint Grass Co
Charles Boldt
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Pat Rat
Ihae
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Elena Orit
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Girmalf
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Pat Tsi
Anise
Pune
Pete
Sabine Doetaae
Howe
Sha Diootnik
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Isal
Ifa
Leeratie Senatate
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Boxhyetiy
NEW York Day
Democratic Committee
England
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Gorman
Woodley
Carlisle
Octo
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McPherson
Palomer
White
Louisiana
Gray
Althouh
Ohio
Usk Oilat Cayage
Chief Ramsey
M Mohammed
Indiana State. News
Terra Haute
Win- Geld
Turfolowins
Wm. Chandler
New Marion
Ripley County
Theodore Brown
J. M. Smelser
Ohio Falls
Clark County
W. M. Reynolds
Nexsos
Hasoronos
Inlamipolis
Vincennes
Martinsville
J. J. Brown
Dick Johnson Township
Brazil
Domine
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Darnell von Beaey
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