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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1889

Page

1

Governor candidate named by Virginian State Republicans

Fragmented OCR notes report various political events and figures including a governor candidate at a Virginian state Republican convention in Norfolk, a trial at Paris and mentions of tax protests, civil unrest, and memorial ceremonies. The text also covers religious gift to Catholic University, a death in Indianapolis, terrorist convention in Buffalo, and public notices about monuments and river floods with scattered names and places.

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Notable Ceremonies Mark Funeral of Congress Member

A large funeral in Western Nebraska honors late Jan S. Laird former Member of Congress. Attendees include James G. Tate and other dignitaries. Separate reports note Vatican events, a New York bakery blaze, and various political and civic items across the era.

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Notes on scattered crime and disaster across several states

A turbulent late 19th century report lists a wholesale poisoning in Chattanooga Tennessee tainted meat shipments from Kansas City to Beatosville Missouri. tramps sold in Prohibition era style markets. two earthquakes near Camces and Parvis. a fatal stabbing tied to D J Sharp testimony in court. arsenic pills sickening children in Nashville. political clashes in New Mississippi meetings. police incidents in Warren County Mississippi with injuries to Hawkins and Todd.

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Southern Inter-State Farmers Meet in Montgomery

The Southern Inter-State Farmers Association held its session in Montgomery Alabama in the Hall of Representatives. President L L Polk of North Carolina presided as delegates from various states discussed agricultural exports and rural credits and elected officers. The executive committee proposed reports on agriculture, commerce fertilizers, and central business. Nashville Tennessee was named for the next meeting.

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Georgia Fee Farmers Rally Behind State Cotton Support

Reported plan outlines price supports for about 20.08 yards of coffee backers to sustain the crop. W J Neethen notes ample supply for mills including Lacrance Milix Crown Mills Dallas and Sibiy Bills Argesta. Farmers near mills to grow lighter cotton. Wilkes County buys 2.00 parts of cock from Dalsea for satisfactory results. Liverport declines price reductions and pledges to accept all cotton grades. First great link in transatlantic rail network discussed, with British Columbia engineering claim of lower cost per mile than Canada’s Pacific line.

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Warped Southern Gleanings Item Mixes Crime Treasures and Trade

The column blends violent crime and odd antiquities with market notes. It reports a murder attempt and neck of the garroted, a rare coin from Alexander’s era found on a street corner, and a major cotton and ore exchange plan outlines payments by weight. It also notes ochre beds sale, a jail suicide, and multiple local incidents with terse, scrambled details.

Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief police case note

An amsaccess attempt is reported with clerical observation and detection at a doorway. The mailing clerk intends to rectify the men and identify them as suspects in a case emerging from the page.

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Paralytic Relieved Judge Collins Padecah Kr

A terse item notes Judge Collins of Padecah Kr relief related to a paralytic case. The brief entry provides limited readable facts about the official and case topic.

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Tor Collice Fatally Shot in Suspected Robbery

The report states Tor Collice was killed by a gunshot in a suspected robbery attempt. A pistol was found empty, and a prior shooting claim suggests the incident followed a separate confrontation. Police are reviewing the scene and pursuing leads.

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Washington Letter on Interior Department tactics and officials

A Washington letter describes the Interior Department's routine, noting interactions among the secretary, the assistant secretaries, and cabinet aides. It profiles Colonel Vilas’s selection of John T. Mums for a post, and recounts the secretary’s handling of clerks, visitors, and cases, including the vetting of candidates and management of staff. The piece also references Queen Victoria and related imperial matters in a broad, historical context.

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