Frontiersmen Court Martial Tarnishes Army Creed
A Reno Fort court martial highlights widespread misconduct among officers in frontier posts. Gambling dustups insults to women and public brawls are blamed on life at remote camps. The report notes Reno’s involvement and calls for reform of army behavior and Civil Service oversight.
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Vague House Debate on Whisky Use and Tax Collector Grievances
A fragmentary report notes a Tuesday house discussion about whisky consumption versus production. It mentions an author and a P AAG figure seeking a fellow and hints at plans to “get even” on three tax collectors by personal lists and tilting income.
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Shell in Her Bar Ends Ten Year Shell Ordeal
Mrs. Lewis, a Reno resident, had a shell lodged in her ear for ten years after a child handled it during a ride. Surgeons failed to remove it, causing ongoing pain. This summer, on a voyage across the Atlantic, she finally expelled the shell with a pin upon deck, captivating fellow passengers including a steward who had never seen such a case. The shell remains in Mrs. Lewis's possession as a curious memento.
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Reno
Europe
Lewia
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Mra. Lewis
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Lawi
Itin
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Ea Dle
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Ata
Hankinp
Jawelry
Walden
Andygin
Onerixih
Heartcat
Toig
Gould and the Lambs in Wall Street Intrigue
A fragmentary critique accuses a Wall Street scheme linked to the Erie and related markets. It alleges a trio of players, a crafty pretender, and a press plot to manipulate stock reporting and reputations.
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Wall Street
Tis
Erie
Walton
Cehls
Tribune
Wallatreet
Cunnin Tehomer
Operdiada
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Odd Language Patches
A garbled OCR fragment mentions moral agents and a misaligned discussion about days and tasks. It references a tragedy figure and unrelated phrases about wear and pigs in parts, yielding no clear news event or entities to summarize.
Congress Postures Over Tariff and Trade Mark Docket
The piece surveys the coming session of Congress with hints that tariff revisions will be avoided to preserve business confidence amid a broad economic boom. It notes the Supreme Court ruling on the 1870 trade mark law and explains pending registrations will pause unless further instructions arrive. A White House reception and notable attendees are described, alongside various public notices and editorial asides.
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Orian
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Regal
Allele
Congress
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Democratic Party
Sr Id Supreme Court
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Patent Office
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Department
White House
Hayes
Army of the Cumberland
Sass
Evarts
Society of the Origy of the Cumberland
Pa ¢x
Stanley Mathews
Andrews
Thompson
Schurz
Jasticiot Waite
Gen. Sherman
Sherman
Europe
Key
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Tudges Judd
Ifafouany
L. Strost
Waantioton
D. C
Old Red Cont. History of the cent piece described
The article traces the early cent designs from 1792 with Washington and the thirteen links, noting the shift to a Goddess of Liberty head during the French Revolutionary influence, followed by a return to the classic portrait. It mentions Robert Mogria and Jefferson in the mint’s history and the later adoption of a Grecian style head with a fillet.
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Washington
America
Fragmented Reflections on Literature and Journalism
A garbled piece discusses various topics from medical anecdotes to literary figures. It mentions Lore da carr and coal burning methods, muses on prompt and charming cures, critiques Mark Twain and Bardette, and contrasts early journalism with modern writers. The text is unclear and speculative with many distorted phrases.
Inheritance and Aptness in Farming Sons
The Cincinnati Commercial argues for farming lineage as a path to national strength. It asserts heredity and education shape taste and skill, urging fathers to pass their business to sons to preserve wealth, dignity, and agricultural greatness for future generations.
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Driver & Son Offer Fine Wines on Main Street Ogden
To obtain premium wines and liquors and related goods such as cigars and medicines you should contact Driver and Son located on Main Street in Ogden. The advertisement urges readers to call for purchases.
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Main Street
Ogden
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Gent's and Ladies Jewelry Parade of Stones and Chains
Numerous jewelry items including rings, bracelets, lockets, cameos, and chains offered in varied metals and stones. Descriptions include engravings, bow pins, cuff links, long vest chains, opera chains, and set pieces with Amethyst, Onyx, and other gems. Offers include free shipping with thresholds of $1.00, $3.06, and $5.00, with multiple sets available.
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Bates Batenaton
Saatens Cate Tecstetesssensmanees
Dla-Thoma
Ladenvy Largs Holitaire Australien
Biamon
Nia
Fe ’Stud
Ate
Aucliyet
Obors
Genl
Ervey
Cuat
Pathan Studel 3
Mawiro Salladr
Ascensas
Ang Ton
The Most Valuable Medical Discovery Yet Shown
A bold claim proclaims a new medical breakthrough that ends reliance on quinine calomel and mineral poisons. It promises life for the blood strength for the nerves and death to disease, presenting a revolutionary remedy as a universal cure.
Advertisers Promise Watches To Attract Agents In Chicago
The notice touts a sales scheme by the Inventors Agency at 116 H Washington St Chicago promising commissions and a chance to earn a high value watch set for agents attaining specified order totals. It cites endorsements from the Sentinel The Colengo Express and The American Stockman praising the firm and lists Chicago area references Blomgren Bros Miller Wagner Amblenstock and others as responsible sources.
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Chicago
The
Sentinel
Inventors' Agency
Washington Street
Inventors
Colengo Express
Atension
Blomgren Bros
Clark Street
Ll. Miller, Wagner & Amblenstock
Clark Tract
New York
C.9.d
Aykinman
Washingtons
Checagg
Kaiser German Elixir Hearts and Lungs Foe Warned
Forewarned readers are urged to beware the Kaiser Celebrated German Elixir for consumption and throat and lung diseases. The ad claims tar and wild cherry contents harm rather than heal and warns of dubious claims by a quack owner. It promotes genuine German Elixir with the Prussian coat of arms and fake Dr Kaiser signature, with samples at drug stores and wholesale agents cited.
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Dixon
Beaver
Utah
Dr. Kaiser
Laxcour & Co
Shilohs Consumption Cure Claim Promotes Cure Claims
An advertisement asserts Shilohs Consumption Cure will treat coughs asthma bronchitis and related illnesses more effectively than others. It claims many cures and guarantees results with a pleasant taste and safe use for all ages. The price is listed as 10 cents 50 cents and 1. The notice also promotes Shilohs Porous Plaster marketed by J W McNute Co and C C Ormsby in Logan.
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Windsor Hotel
Windsor
England
Postellen Department
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I. W. McNutt & Co
O. C. Ormsby
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Cyril
Cleveland
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Pereona
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