Mixed scattered notices from many regions and topics
A collage of brief items including California public schools count, Oregon shingle trust, Dakota newspapers, orphan asylum plans, a long roll of honor, Kansas nickel deposits, London police gear, Osage and European references, weather and crop notes, and miscellaneous oddities. The mix mentions public figures, towns, and events with varied, fragmented phrasing.
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California
Oregon
Dakota
Monin
Uacle Sam
Kansas
Tne
London
Joan G
Harrison's Letter Accepting the 1838 Republican Nomination
General Benjamin Harrison issues a formal acceptance of the Republican nomination. He emphasizes tariff protection as constitutional, pledges to revise schedules with regard to domestic wages, argues against free trade, and calls for preservation of American markets for American producers. He also discusses immigration limits, election integrity, civil service reform, pensions for veterans, and diplomatic conduct.
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Indianapolis
Gneral Harrison
Indiaxatouis
Ind
Mom. Park
United States
Democratic Party
Democratic Thougt
Recisistion
St. Louis
Thies
Republican Party
Wto
Senate
Burest
Tde
Messares
Ap‘ory Grad
Civil Service
Benjamin Harrison
Care of the hair why women ought not to go to read with it tightly twisted
A fashion adviser notes many women under thirty wear tight twists that damage hair. He recommends sleeping with hair released, avoiding metal pins, and using rubber pins if needed. Brushing daily, starting at fifty strokes and increasing to about two hundred each session, is touted as the best tonic to reduce hair loss.
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Mail and
Represa
Veterans Parade in Columbus Draws Tens of Thousands
Old soldiers from across the Union march in Columbus Ohio for a grand parade with eighteen divisions and crowds along Broad Street. General Sherman and notable veterans attended while Ohio, Wisconsin and many states contribute banners canes and Buckeye symbols amid a four hour procession and large reviewing stand audience.
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Grand Army
Bean
Ohio Department
Veteran Crippled Soldiers’ Association
Andrews
Naval Squadron
U. S. Colored Volunteer Infantry
Department of Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticu
Massachusetts
Missouri
Minnesota
Toryland
Maine
New Jersey
Virginia
Michigan
California
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Vermont
Arkansas
New Mexico
Utah
Tennessee
Dakota
Potomac
Colorado
Delaware
Oregon
Kentucky
Washington Territory
Gulf
Florida
Montana
Texas
Georgia
Sons of Veterans
Ohio
Broad Street
State House
St. Louis
W. T. Sherman
G. A. R. Post
Hamilton
Sherman
Garfield
Mentor
Sheridan Battalion
Somerset
John A. Lovan
U. S. Grant
Val Cupp Post
Baltimore
Olo
Andrews Raiders
Kinois
Rusk
Lincoln Post Drim Corps
Curtis
Miller
Kansas City
Old Guard
Washington
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors' Orphans
Kenia
Clifford Grapes
Cincinnati Sons of Veterans
Foraker
Law
Rea
Danis
Fish
Ostriches Show Tender Care For Their Young
A Pleasant Story From Youth's Companion describes a chase to capture a brood of ostrich chicks. A pair fled, the male ostrich circling and feigning injury to protect offspring, and after an hour’s chase nine birds were secured while others escaped.
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Andersson
Plain features gain beauty with mind and spirit
A thoughtful note urges looking beyond surface appearance to the mind and character of a person. It argues that true beauty emerges when inner virtues shine, making plain features radiate with benign charm beyond conventional beauty lines.
Passage on conscience and moral direction by Wealey
A fragment discusses moving forward with moral integrity. It emphasizes that true progress rests on a good conscience toward God and the importance of steadfast conduct despite others.
Terrible Wicks Tunnel Explosion kills ten workers
A massive blast at the Wicks Tunnel on the Montana Central near Helena injures and buries workers as charges at both headings explode. Ten men die on the scene. six more are wounded and transported to Helena for treatment. Authorities begin rescue and investigation efforts.
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St. Patt
Mixy
Wicks
Montana Central Railway
Helena
What Cured Her Miraculous Recovery After Nine Years
Osukosu Wisconsin tale of Emma Bennett once bed bound with consumption of blood who for nine years whispered, then suddenly sang Hosanna I Am He rose from the dead and stood, walked, and claimed renewal after a sudden healing at noon.
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Osukosu
Wis
Emma Bennett
Wm. Bennett
Emma
Tragic Suicide Near Denton Farm Wife Fatally Fires
Annie Anstell, wife of Zachariah Anstell, living two miles from Denton Mississippi, killed herself with a pistol after a heated quarrel with her husband. He fled as she fired twice, the second shot proving fatal.
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Baltimor
E. Sept. I
Annie Anstell
Zachariah Anstell
Denton
Anvine
Shy
Logk
Tne
Missing Raleigh County man last heard from a month ago
Cifak Lesion, West Virginia, reports that R Estep left his family six weeks ago and headed toward Raleigh County. He has not been heard from for a month, raising fears he may have been harmed while traveling through rough country and believed to be carrying money.
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Cifak
W. Va
R. Estep
Raleigh County
Hundred dollar beer fight ends in tangle at packing house
In South Omaha T J McGuire and Samuel Reimer staged a beer sting match for fifty dollars a side and the gate receipts. McGuire reportedly removed the hide from his subject first. the match lasted about five minutes before authorities intervened.
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Ousea
T. J. McGuire
Samuel Reimer
South Omaha
Mefimire
Reimer
Noted desperado shot after resisting arrest near Muskogee
Muskogee Lt Sept 1 Dan Barnet a noted desperado was tracked for days and cornered near Muskogee He drew his revolver and was promptly shot down by Marshal Tyson and a posse after resisting arrest.
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Muskogee
Dan Barnet
Tyson
Posse
West-bound express stopped by three men at Parker's Mill
A special from Prescott Arizona reports three men halted a west bound Wells Fargo express train at Parker's Mill last night. No theft occurred. A reward of 1510 dollars is offered for the capture and Wells Fargo & Co plans to raise the amount.
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St. Louis
Sept. U
Prescott
Arizona
Parker's Mill
Wells, Fargo & Co
Under the Red Cross Mobilizes Nurses for Jacksonvil e
By direction of Miss Clara Barton, president of the National Red Cross Society of America, Colonel F. B. Southmayor, Louisiana member, left New Orleans this afternoon for Jacksonvil e with eighteen experienced yellow fever nurses.
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Red Cross
New Orleans
Clara Barton
National Red Cross Society of America
F. BR. Southmayo
Louisiana
Jacksonvile
Worker Fatally Crushed After Fall at Ohio River Shops
Parserssons West Virginia Sept. 1 Jenks Campbell, an employee of the Ohio River railroad, fell from the roof of the shops this afternoon striking his head and ear, and his skull is crushed. Campbell is fatally injured.
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ParsErssons
W. Va
Jenks Campbell
Ohio River Railroad
Ekull
Campbel
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Odon Weekly Journal
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Natalie
Servia
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France
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Raupa King
Conan
Tur State School Fund
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Nebraska
England
Libby
Richmond
Chicscu
Yellowstone Nations Park
Rocky Mountains
San Francisco
Chicago
Hie
Tive Brothers
Derr Island
Harris County
Caax Tiruos
Stony Brook
L. J
Department of Agriculture
H&m
Cairo
Bahr-el-Gazri
Mecca
Hennipin County
Minn
Portland
Parsee Hexas
Battenberg
Harrisons
the Veterans
Columbus, O
Union
Knett
Sinister
Yoltow
Faver Casas
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