Local notices and social snippets from a 19th century town page
Readable fragments describe a fire scare at Bremmer's store in Somerset, a lightning claim filed by Frank Werbert, and various town residents traveling or visiting. Hearts and flowers at North PisinGeld cemetery, a mummy act by Redwed Brothers, and weekend trips to Asbury Park are noted alongside several brief society items and transfers of residents.
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W. O. TU
Jobo Fas
Marshal Wilson
Frank Werbert
Smith Os Insurance
Shieh
PisinGeld
Boynton Beach
Cirescenta
J. Yeaterday
Redwed Brothers
Music Hall
OM Inano Varian
Twenty five mile ram trace results and incidents
The Crescent Wheelmen rider A T Cardett led the 25 mile road race on the Elizabeth River course but did not ride. N Line finished second, with HL4a in third. A netherwood team member toppled a horse drawn bug and was uninjured beyond a crash. Other notes mention a misplaced letter, a broken down companion, and a long distance transport list with multiple cities.
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KO. Crane
Crescent Wheel
Gulab
Netherwood
Pamainir
A. Ti. Cardett
Crescent
Une Ely
Secomis
Etl Smith
T. A. Cummings
Springfelt
Hume
Chicago shoe merchant Kabler’s strange cold relief tale
In Chicago, Charles L Kabler a noted shoe dealer claims severe cold left him barely able to speak. He credits using a cough remedy that eased cramps and pain, prompting hotel staff to order more of the remedy for guests and promising faster relief.
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Chicago
Charles L. Kabler
Uhimberlain
Mr. Kakier
Fragmentary 1802 Note Mentions Gilmore’s Opium
Fragmentary OCR text references Mr Jones, a key ring, and a medical drug called Gilmore's. It hints at a distressed patient in New York with garbled dialogue about pain, treatment, and a public notice of opiate use. No clear narrative or date beyond 1802.
Turbulent Notes From A Fragmented News Page
A scattered clipping reports varied items including theater and political snippets, a missing farmer Denke J. Shen, a New York relocation note, a Rear Admiral Kirkland command assignment, and a Buffalo car-burglary gang bust. Weather and baseball results are briefly mentioned along with a coastal election in Delaware and a drowning incident near London.
Rotal Nicaraguans Confirm Steamer Mascot’s welfare
The Nicaraguan government confirms support for the Bluefields based steamer Mascot amid allegations of complicity in the Moequito insurrection. The John Wilson reports the vessel was pressed into service when Clarenes took control, with Indians under his command arrested indiscriminately. Americans and Britons were exiled by Cabezas just before the incident.
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Bluefields Bapane Company
John Wilson Rawltay
Cabenas
Tamase se Defiant and Ruptured News From Se omo
Fragmentary dispatches report defiance by Tamase se leader amid foreign tensions near NZ and Samoa. Advises urge return home and order, while reports mention deaths and rioting in various locations during upheaval.
Garment Workers Rally Across Cities Seek Fair Labor
A disrupted 19th century notice reports garment workers in New York Philadelphia Boston and other cities organizing protests and meetings. They demand fair wages and dignified treatment, claiming workers deserve to be paid and treated like men rather than slaves.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bosten
Evesustvas
Gomerraite Society
Hanampeac
Cheuncey F Bink
Demencretle Pa Dlaty
Pannaylvania
Democratic State Committee
Harrieburg
Altoow
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George A Patterson
West Front Street
Asbury Pare
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Une
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Central Arena
Misa Nolive
Mabel Kane
Daer Street
You Uora
White House
Mra
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Weat Front Street
Govey
Gorse Lake
East Fh \atreet
Cankling
East Front Street
Apbery Park
Remsie
M. Griffin
W. BF. Arnold
Re. Jecome
William Ickerich
Caldwell
M. D. Detbsns
Elmwroo Place
Mies Lovie Sauih
Cherles Ranier
Elizabeth
Mime Philpott
Aireet
Mise Hender
T. Hender
East Fronttreet
Three Bridges
Mee
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Watehang Avenue
Anna Woll
Mra A. Windham
Somerset Street
A. G. Carpenter
Perk
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IL Mebani
Mon Coerd
Mind Kons Sheidan
Nore Uatretagn
Jersey City
South Vin Cossapeake &Ie
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York
Ionsta
Peliadelphia
Cincinnati
Arkew Am
Pease McCoxems
Broadway
Mr. Jones
Miter
Warkers
New
Gilmore
Serer
Tention
Coe
Ashland
Tieppaly
Trenton Potterias Company
Trenton
United Democrats of Colorado
A Thomas
Vincent D. ‘Markham
Supreme Court
Denke J. Shen
Farmer
Coan
New York City
Acley
Kirkland
Raitroad
Rae Dean Berraco
Buffalo
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Sranelers’ Gnife
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Somerset ST
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