Worst Storm Leaves Dozens Dead and Missing Across Midwest
A severe blizzard across the northwest and Dakotas traces a trail of frozen deaths and missing persons. Cattle losses bite farmers as trains blocked and wires down. Pierre records winds averaging 25 miles per hour. Names tied to Bevis Lake and Fargo indicate scattered recoveries and unconfirmed fatalities amid the snowbound region.
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St. Paul Om Nev
Wbet
Thomas Anderson
Justin
Storehead
Minn
E. M. Barrows
Bevis Lake
M. D
Frank Yack
Chicago
Furge
N.D
Fargo
North Dakota
Congress Faces Uncertain Agenda As Next Session Opens
The piece outlines a short session ahead in which few major bills will pass beyond regular appropriations. It notes the fate of revenue measures hinges on the Senate and potential tax changes on beer and imported tea coffee and sugar may not proceed this year. It highlights a slow pace for new legislation and reliance on Senate action.
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Congress
Lezard
House
Senate
Almyson
Univer
Election Ride Plans Stir New York to Erisca
Local chatter centers on Bry A Pitcher Woodwad and BePitchet Weedward planning a journey from New York to Erisca by donkey. Reporters note bets, mileage targets of about twenty miles daily, and a meet with Mr McKintey at Lincoln. Forfeits are mentioned as stakes in the improvised election spectacle.
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New York
Erisca
Sucrelor Sar Beanetson
Tace Leing
Ter
Jenjanin Gillard
Weeds Warl Wan
Bryan Man
St. Wands
Mckintey
Lincoln
Bryan
Fang
Alt. Lithard
Novel suit alleges collapse of lodging from faulty equipment
The case filed in court claims damages from the Pallmin Paince company for injuries and permanent health impairment after a heated sleeping apparatus failed during travel from Boston in February 1892. Plaintiff James J. Mehfi gan seeks $25,000, asserting negligence caused the accident and sustained illness.
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Pallmin Paince
James J. Meh Figan
Boston
Johns
Gaffizan
Tong
Missouri lawmakers weigh same plane crime and patrols
The Kansas City Times reports a push during the session to treat plans to place a “no fan” policy on the same footing as existing felonies in Missouri. Representative Trish touted a bill, while Senator G. G. Young backed similar action. The discussion includes reactions to past laws and potential political shifts amid a turbulent election climate.
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Missouri
Prige
Kansas City Times
Wade
Hs Sameel Fo Thall
Behiind
Trish
Pal
Aneh
Blind Girl Sees Light From X Ray Experiments
In New York orange laboratory a blind Newark girl with brain nerve damage was exposed to X ray rays. After the sessions her head and eyes absorbed the light and she could distinguish colors and shades again. The experiment showed a striking, though controversial, improvement in vision.
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Gatson
New York
Orange
Newark
Bradstreets Resort Review Sparks Mixed Signals
The Weekly Review notes a quieter end to the holiday period, with cautious expectations for revival in demand. Mills and factories begin to restart, though optimism remains restrained as distribution improves but widespread recovery has not yet occurred. Exports show declines from the prior week, with Indian corn exports also easing.
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Thankssivine
Sindstreet
Atsime
Wis
Murdered Sifootpads Revered Miller Found Shot in Decatur
Rev James Miller, pastor of Grace Methodist Church Bloomington, was found dead in an alley Decatur Illinois with a bullet wound in the forehead and a nearby revolver. He had recently arrived from Bloomington to visit his son Dr Jobin Miller and was well known minister. The murder appears linked to the home city’s traffic and Miller’s local familiarity is noted.
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Ilinois
James Miller
Grace Methodist Chanel
Bloomington
Decatur
Tia
Miller
Jobin Miler
Ray
Biter
Lilia Is
Fire Hits Oldest Peoria Hotel Shocking Blaze
A major fire torn through Peoria House, one of the city’s oldest and largest hotels. Firefighters battled flames after reports of smoke on the third floor. Authorities say a struggle preceded the outbreak, with witnesses noting chaotic efforts to control the blaze.
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Grewis
Peoria House
Peoria
The Holdup Epidemic Targets Chicago Trench City
A wave of robberies sweeps Chicago in November with forty one incidents reported and a likely rise to fifty by month end. Police report arrests in half the cases and Chief Banleckime asks the city council to authorize hiring fifteen additional officers for improved protection.
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Chicago
Banleneckime
Ciy Council
Missing Money Clerk Located in Coast Guard District
An apparent money clerk named George F. Ros was located in a facility serving the Pacific and United States Express system after injuries were reported in a local area. The incident involved money passing through an office last Sunday with a large amount noted and authorities say a substantial sum has now been cleared.
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Georee F. Ros
Pacife
United States
Ekuusus
Si Leas
Public bond notice on due sixes and redemption
Secretary Carlisle issues a public notice declaring nearly six percent bonds issued to fund road works under July 1664 scheme. They mature January 1, 183, with interest due and redemption forward on specified dates.
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Carlisle
Unclear historical report on foreign conflict rumors
Fragmentary text claims a new escalation in a distant war with mentions of New York and Colon. References to Columbian and Nicaraguan matters appear distorted and unreliable, lacking concrete dates, places, or verifiable entities.
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New York Ueran
Gora Dale
Lis
Columbjian
Suels
Colon
Frontier Incident Shocks German Forest Guards
A major incident Sunday near Aunsier involved a German forest guard allowing a trench puncher into a restricted area. Wounds were reported as chest injuries with several others seriously wounded amid a broader security inquiry.
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Fraycoe
Ronner
Sunlay
Aunsier
Castles and Wallers in Moniken Notices
A fragmented report mentions the Castles and Wallers living in Moniken. It references Mrs. Castle as wife of a Tier Californi and notes a recent sentence related to an Engtia prison er lareeny and Iktar partance by the foe ramen.
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Waller
Castle Uaye
Moniken
Mrs. Castle
Californi
Engtia
Ier Lareeny
Iktar Partance
Tie Foe Ramen
Streneshray pps Navy This sted in Mardell
Fragmentary OCR text references subscriptions in Spadanke England and a signal about Spain Wy HW aareumit to Var 1,000, involving a naval context. Names and details are unclear. main action hints at subscriptions or a naval matter with a financial figure.
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Pps
England
Mexican Minister in Washington and Spain talks
The report notes Mexican Minister in Washington and a Mexico Spain mission, with discussions amid treaty drafts. It recalls harsh Spainsh actions in the Philippines and mentions alleged torture and caste-based confiscations criticized as brutal, with reference to colonial cruelties and exile.
Bryan and Watson Triumph in Busy Presidential Election Run
The article notes Bryan and Watson gain lead as votes are tallied with 354,090 cast in the state. McKinley and Hobart trail in early results. A Milwaukee jewelry store robbery ends with gunfire and a pursuit. Garrison home in Indiana struck by burglars stealing valuables.
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Vexas
Bryan
Stewall
McKinley
Hobart
Watson
Grytn
Ian
Unclear OCR headline about Greece and chaos in Athens
Fragmented text describes distress in Greece with mentions of Armenians and refugees, a panic among prisoners, and a county incident involving a fire department response. Names and details are garbled, but the core appears to refer to wartime turmoil and displacement events in Athens and surrounding areas.
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Pti
Tire Department
Jalee Afroken
aity-Bive
Ventury
Market price quotations for livestock and grain items
A jumble of commodity quotes lists cattle hogs sheep and diverse grains with prices per pound bushel and ton. Entries reference No 2 white corn oats wheat and various seed and feed items across markets including Milwaukee New York Nazreth and Amery with fluctuating figures.
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Lonis—Cone
Ike Wre
Socora
Milwaukee
Sheen
New York
Chi Purdues Triumph in Gridiron Battles
The Chi ton university triumphed 12 to 6 over Northwest Purdue in a rugged gridiron slate. Northwestern prepared for a win but fell short as Iowa Browns secured key moments and a narrow edge in the contest.
Popular Vote: President Ballot Summary
Incomplete OCR reads as a fragmented table of the presidential vote. The text hints at a completed tally by party or region but lacks coherent data, making it impossible to confirm exact totals, candidates, or dates from the readable fragments.
Preacher and Poisoner in St Paul Trial
Rev Janes C Eull, a St Paul minister, was found guilty of poisoning attempts and jailed while serving a six year sentence. His arrest at West St Paul street followed wife suspicion and neighbors reporting he concealed poison in his pockets and tried to dispose of it.
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St. Paul
Janes C. Teull
Agotvas
Mir Unil
West St. Vanl
Master of the Choir Church in West St. Paul
The article notes a church in West St. Paul led by a master of the choir, highlighting church roles and local religious leadership.
Hunters Fight Wild Dogs in Indiana Cave Chase
Report details a perilous hunt as a party tracks ferocious dogs to their cave in Indiana. One hunter, Suliven, is badly mangled during rescue efforts while others pursue the beasts amid a tense chase. The incident ends with the dogs escaping as rescuers press the pursuit. The piece also notes political gossip about European royalty and a separate, technical description of a bridge project including spans, materials, and an estimated cost of about $50,000.
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Indiana
Cato Dea
Fe Beni
Lemar Om Charles Sulliven
Atte
Paris
Halland
Italy
Withehnina
Alvin
Wit C. Benedict
New York
Itarquies
Whip
Indiana Natural Gas Company
Bryan’s Child 18 Ill with Diphtheria in Nebraska
The oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bryan, Rath Bevan, is ill with diphtheria and taken home to Lincoln Nebraska. The Lives Leader reports the Bryan family facing illness as the disease spreads locally.
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Rath Bevan
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Fragmentary OCR Note on Mind the Gird Mentions
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a mind and a gird with unclear context and names. The readable parts provide no concrete event or entities to anchor a fuller summary.
Unique bridge design reshapes Hastings approach
A new bridge at Hastings features a spiraling south approach to clear a high river bank and preserve city streets. To fit the rise of seven feet and avoid a sleeper, planners considered a long straight route but settled on a design that uses four corner lots near Sibley street to create two spires at the heart of the city.
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Sibley Street
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