Wild Day for Wind Tears Through Barton County
A severe weather event battered Barton County with a tornado, damaging crops and homes. Reports say several buildings were wrecked and one farm suffered substantial destruction. In the western part of Thee County the storm caused widespread damage and injuries, with emergency crews responding to multiple affected areas.
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Visit the President Report in Unclear Text
Unclear OCR fragment mentions visit to the president and references payments and arrangements but text is garbled. Contains names and dates not clearly identifiable. The readable portion hints at a presidential visit or official schedule but lacks concrete facts.
Census Confusion Over Cotton Figures and Enquiry
The article outlines census processes and debates on counting cotton crops, noting field inspectors, gubernatorial actions, and concerns about data accuracy. It references the director and agents collecting gin and farm data, with discussion of population counts and logistics across states.
Bishops Chosen by Western Christian Advocate Church
A slate of bishops including Metlvoti Tleet David Moore and others from Chicago and Wisconsin was elected by ballot at a conference of the Western Christian Advocate and related societies. The session also debated extending pastoral tenure and the itinerant system as a core denomination feature.
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Mutiny on the Texas Ends in Fatalities at Sea
A mutiny aboard the ship Texas led to a fatality as the crew attempted an uprising during the final voyage. The ship’s commanding officer was killed or wounded while officers remained in control. The incident occurred near the launch site with the crew restrained.
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Vast, Garbled Report From Hope Environs Trade Talk
Fragmentary OCR text recounts financial crime and embezzlement involving an unnamed bank official and a national figure. It mentions a loss around 4 900 dollars, references to a New York bank, and a troubled voyage with strains on crew health. Includes scattered phrases about a deadly exposure and failed political or trade maneuvers.
Mothers In Des Moines Rally For Mothers Rights
A chaotic second day at a convention includes protest by mothers and activists led by Osvar Giytisonan and A. Mt Me Te professor from a state normal school. Speakers discuss education, graduation, and civic duty as police help maintain order and attendees debate policy.
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Twenty-Two Die in Crsmoet Coal Mine Disaster
A blast at Crsmoet coal mines in Chalinus County North Gneofinn killed between forty and fifty workers and injured many more. The explosion occurred shortly after midnight while lamps were lit and rescue attempts began. The casualty toll rose as bodies were recovered, marking the second fatal pit disaster in four years after a 1895 incident that killed three workers.
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National political muddle as parties drift in 19th century report
A chaotic dispatch depicts Republicans and Democrats apart from unified positions with nominating talk for 1896 style contests. It notes committee HQs in Chicago and campaign funds rumored between seven and ten thousand dollars. It mentions state delegations, resolutions, and a forthcoming banquet in Kingston aimed at boosting party unity.
Massive protests and wage disputes ripple through Chicago printers
The piece details a sweeping set of labor tension and wage adjustments across the printing industry. It notes large sums, including a reported $4,000,090,000 in value shifts and a 24 percent impact on costs, with unions and contractors debating pay scales and work conditions. Names of organizations such as the American Federation of Labor and local unions are cited as central actors in the dispute and proposed reforms. Partners and employers in New York and Chicago are referenced in relation to wage trends and contract practices.
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Man and Bird in Collision on Express Train
A locomotive engineer, Charles Wallace, is injured when a bird pierces his window glass on the Union Station express. The dove’s beak and body strike him as the train speeds, causing a momentary unconsciousness before the engineer returns to duties. The dove dies in the incident, and the event disrupts service briefly.
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England's native troops and the Gurkha regiments described
The piece outlines Great Britain's Indian Army strength including 800,000 ton and 230,000 native troops with 7,000 Britons. about 20,000 volunteers added. It notes regiments divided by nationality such as Gurkhas Sikhs Dogras Punjabis and Punjabis with white officers. It mentions pensions, pay, and equipment details, including a leather shield armor and a protective garment for soldiers.
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Goat With Appetite for Crime Stuns Jersey City
Local police pursue a goat blamed for thefts and disturbances across Jersey City. The animal was finally captured after causing chaos at a doorway, while headlines note widespread social and cultural mentions from Mauldin to Mexico.
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