18 Jun 1886
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Newspaper
Republic County Chief
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1886
Page
1
A jumble of names, places, and events appears from a late 1800s newspaper fragment. References include Davin A Were seeking presidency at Ullen college, Conn. figures like Lolie S700 estate, and Chintauyay gstemuly. Mentions of Benarorn Matrais, M. Lortaiey, and Yung Wing era through varied headlines and anecdotes.
Reports describe police dispersing violent mobs in Belfast with troops nearby as martial law is proclaimed. Funeral processions pass with heightened tension amid damaged taverns and scattered acts of violence.
Tangled OCR text describes a chaotic discussion of military and political topics, mentioning ports, battles, and strategic moves. Key entities include The Megicans, Ayhorawk, and R. Maes. The passage references wartime tactics, supply lines, and international oversight.
A Spanish landowner Perea is killed when Porter robs a Mexican household after a failed plan to seize money. Porter escapes on horseback with $100, pursued by Mexicans to Tuyui Suv Palos Ilancos before his horse collapses. Porter is believed hidden in the mountains. Frange's Mysterious Movements notes French division toning toward New Hebrides with sealed orders aboard Keyelel.
Fragmented report describes a frenzied scene in Wilkesbarre Pa with an ex Catholic nearly mobbed and a mad dog rampaging in Clinton Mo injuring several. It notes police intervention and a chaotic Biennial North American Band convention in Boston plus storm damage and a tragic murder case near Brayroun involving Mrs Sloan and her drowned child.
Reports from Parsons describe a mine collapse near Lehigh end causing fear and injuries. Rescue crews moved workers to safety as authorities investigated the incident and noted no explosion. Other items include resignations in labor circles and a Dublin shooting tragedy.
A garbled 1880s era digest cites references to a Dublin reception for a Cork slayer, Arkansas bucket shop ruling, Apache forces pay, Louisville fire losses, Chicano trials, famine in Korea, and various political and legal notices. Names, places, and events are mixed with typos, but indicate broad national issues from crime to legislation and disasters.
Markets by Telegraph show Kansas City prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye and live stock. Prices include No 4 red winter wheat 86 and native shipping cattle around 4.85 to 5.15, hogs 3.70 to 3.95, and sheep 2.50 to 4.10. Telegraph quotes reflect Chicago and New York references with cash and futures figures for wheat corn and related grains.
The board of agriculture reports on the condition of wheat and corn, with appraisals of Salt Spring land and related notes. The piece covers weather impacts, crop prospects, and state-wide implications, including weather considerations and ongoing agricultural assessments.
The Salina Convention at Barina gathers notable national figures including former President Garfield’s associates for a day of deliberations. Reports from College farm and Bill & Burnham sale list animal prices while corn crops and hogs show mixed results. Golden wedding noted for Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, governor’s father and mother, with surviving children named and family gathering described. Sunday School workers near Sautwa host sixth naval convention with 100 delegates arriving for ongoing sessions.
A garbled column of assorted notes covers diverse topics. It mentions oddities about strawberry omelets in New York, trips to farm visits in Los Angeles, a Massachusette bill on voting, the first iron steamboat, and various local incidents. The text blends anecdotes, misprints, and names with scattered dates and places.
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