Unclear 19th Century News Items Mixed Across Regions
A collection of disparate notes reports checks mailed on government bonds, a Dublin auction of Avondale estate, local anti tax rhetoric in Boowania, and violent incidents in Texas. It mentions Frederick Parnell kinship and various international dispatches denying territorial grabs while Boer War negotiations unfold and President Steyn resists a flag of truce.
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Wwaaliiv
Avondale
Charles Stewart Parnell
Dublin
Tand Jocae’s
Hoganit
Jonny Howard Parnell
Trish
Weylyin
Cologne
Gayetta
Associated Press
econRy
Venesiela
Island of
Margarita
Germany
Botha
Paget
Steyn
Change in Ore Short Line rail wage and hiring plans
A new wage and hiring change is planned for the Ore Short Line railroad sections with white men to be employed replacing current workers. Wages are set at 148 per day. Separately Harry Morgan alias Yorke and others have been sentenced to two years in Walla Walla for the robbery of Prof Backman and Thomary Mann at Wallola. The crime suspect is jailed in North Yakima.
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North
Yakina
W. W. Scott
Premeor
Wallota
RK. Rive
Wallowa County
Portland
Wallowa Valley
Iloalee
Elgin
Walla Walla
Ontario
Balleat
Thomas Jones
Firdy
Oregon Forwarding Company
William OE. Quinn
Oregon
Bee
Towt
Jane
Porter
Corm
Myntington
Captain Day
Hglithoum
Panpectar
Fevel
Neah Bay
Aga Boother
Neal Bay
Neal Hay
People's Party
Prather
Toewlay
Spokane Eity
County Autor
Amen
Cancer blood cure claimed in medical quackery
An excerpt promotes a dubious blood disease cure for cancer, alleging hereditary transmission and long dormant poison in blood. It asserts a single remedy purges all poison, supposedly curing cancer permanently, and hints at sensational testimonials amid garbled text.
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Mia
Pipple
Prince Tuan Shaves Head and Departs for Mongolia
A Shanghai telegram reports Prince Tuan has shaved his head and traveled to Mongolia in disguise as a Buddhist priest to join the Llamas. Separately, dispatches from Paris and Pekin note executions of Chinese officials over missionary massacres and plans for indemnities as foreign powers press for action.
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Prince Tuan
Mongolia
The
Liamas
Shanglai
Che Stuidan
Supann
Singanf
Toan
Llamas
Hearst Offers Rewards For Proofs On Election Day Frauds
Hearst of the national democratic club promises rewards for proof of fraud on election day with up to 1000 for first verified case and 000 for convicted reports. The Republican Committee counters with notices urging calm, lawfulness, and full counting of votes to protect the ballot. A Vancouver report mentions a sensational strike in Went Aaptenel with a coarse gold discovery.
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Janis
Molle
New York
J.vresident Hearst
National Democratic Club
Aterian
Vancouver
The New Apportionment Debated in Congress
Bitter partisan debate over census based reapportionment looms in Congress. Republicans seek to shape representation and electoral college influence by state populations, with Southern states facing potential voting rights-based reductions under the Fourteenth Amendment. Carter of Montana chairs the Senate committee. Hopking of Illinois heads the House committee.
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Washington, D. CL
Congress
Sewion
Ian
Mey
United States
Renator Carter
Montana
Mnite Comm Bibles
Reprewntitive Hopking
Iino
Boule Comin Lite
Walla Walla's Sewer Progress Report
Walla Walla reports eight miles of sewer piping completed to date in the current season. Two miles were laid last month with weather and labor conditions allowing further progress near the fall limit. The total cost of sewer work so far is about 10000 with continued heavy activity and damp ground aiding excavation.
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Walla Walla
Li Chante
Lost on Siberian Coast Tragedy Aboard Ship
A dubbing fragment reports Walter Karlook arriving from the north to Parpeorte on the Siberian coast. The vessel suffered a disaster near Heistal Hay where crewman A. lheshar, a Klon ne of Balen Oregon, went overboard and drowned around October 4.
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San Vraneletg
Walter Karlook
Heistal Hay
Alvord Denied Bail in Narrow Arraignment
Delaurier Alvord of the Piret National Bank was arraigned before Commissioner Shields and requested extradition for Wednesday. The commissioner set bail at 150000, but no bond was posted and Alvord remained jailed on Ludlow Street. In other notes, Gould brothers reportedly plan immediate debt settlement and payout, while Hayes was elected president of the Southern Pacific by its directors.
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New York
Delaurier Alvord
Piret National Bank
Shields. Ie
Ludlow Street
Don Carlos Plot Update Sparks Uprising Report
An updated report from Minalrid cites Don Carlos and Carlist support in northeastern Spain. Government measures include a gunboat patrol and large police presence to curb insurrection amid several arrests and clashes.
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Minalrid
Don Carlow
Huworth Catalonii
Spain
Wilinibicius
Ex Mayor William Le Strong Dies in New York
Former New York City mayor William Le Strong died suddenly at his West 67th Street home at 9 o clock. Heart failure from rheumatic gout listed as the cause, though a private struggle with depression was mentioned by coworkers. Strong led New York reform ticket to victory and headed the William L. Strong Co., a prominent multi millionaire.
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New York
William le Strong
Oelock
Weat
67Th Street
Hines
Mer
Strong
Hugh J.kant
Wuledry Ygoola
William L. Strong Co
Sonahtlane Party
Election betting boom on Wall Street
New York reports a surge in election betting as trading opened on Wall Street. Early odds showed Bryan and McKinley money shifting rapidly with bets moving from four to one to five to one as investors reevaluated the race and money flowed into various outcomes.
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New York
Wall Street
Camenien
McKinley
Roosevelt ends his tour in Janioutown and New York reports he health
Governor Roosevelt plans to address in Qaweo tonight as reports of his health and a possible health condition are disputed. James J. Eckles, acting controller of currency, spoke to a large audience in Mt Louis Music Hall noting current capital policy and a proposed reform.
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Janioutown
Qaweyo
New York
Sekles
Mt. Louis
James J. Eokles
Col Bryan's Chicago Day Attracts Large Crowds
Col Bryan kicked off a publicity drive in Chicago with a twelve speech program. He spoke at Handle ball at one o clock and drew a packed crowd at Lakefront Park later that afternoon. Police estimates placed attending crowds in the thousands as he toured from hotel to lakefront in an official procession.
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Chicago
Iily
Col
Bryan
Teley
Lakefront Park
Ina
Pal
Lakefront
Aluppore
Weloek Thesia
Bigani
Fragmentary OCR Read Leaves Unclear Political Row
Damaged text fragment references New Jersey, a November date, and mentions an opera house fire in Pettaracy New Jersey with a 10,000 figure. Several garbled phrases obscure the event, participants, and outcomes making details unreliable.
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New Jersey
Pettaracy
N.J
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