Drunkard Colonists Reported In North Dakota Colony
An English print warns of a misread clipping describing a North Dakota settlement of colonists labeled as drunks. The piece cites misinterpretations of place names and quotes mockingly about a “colony of drinkers” forming near Was state, with references to Indians and local factions.
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Albany
Chicago Times
Amermentia
Landon
North da
North da- Lukes
John Bull Dew
Amusisieke
Durhards
Ba Lilian
North Dakota
Pete Sea
Lupkers
Tronereal
Grange Frea
Hull
Kruger
Ryugues
Cape Colony
Natal
Republic
Library of xy Dings reports year end library totals and accessions
A fiscal year report from Gideago puble notes library holdings and accessions. It lists total volumes at 47 321 for England and 944 for Baston, and 18 212 for EngiaAnd with 10 485 accessions during the year. Funds shortages hinder purchases as the move to a new building approaches with planned substation distribution.
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Gideago Puble I
Baston
Afnas
Bir
EngiaAnd
Pelng
Ad‘gubstations
Continueadivis
Fragmentary Crime and Torture Notes Across Dateless Timeline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a murder driven by remorse and a unionist, two men killed, a Knight’s desertion blamed for an escalating feud. Additional items describe a dog trapping and drowning rodents, a Gordiner, Me. master capturing pests, and a man dragging a cage to a stream. The passage interweaves violent events with unclear chronology and locations.
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Walton
Kyko
Byron
George Jeke
Lucas
Teas
Lucvs
Hata
Bartlett
Gordiner
D'Elock and He Ol Rehe Dog Ecized the Cage In Lissh
The Big Frog and a Silver Dollar Compared
A New Jersey lake story recounts a giant frog captured near Rahway, weighing about ten percent pounds with legs of two and a half pounds each. Johnny Jackson watched as a green slime covered stone revealed a massive frog, dwarfed only by legends and a silver dollar prize.
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New York World
Egypt
Yellow Nile
Jackson
Niltan Lake
Ratway
N. J
Tie
Jninny Jackson
Sinai
Swallow Lin
Sin
Rahway
Jackern
Europe
Novel sailing vessel with telescopic centerboard design
Description of an innovative sailing craft by William King of New Orleans featuring a telescopic main centerboard with a double centerboard and side centerboards, plus pivoting spinnaker booms and adjustable spars for variable canvas. The article notes sailors’ conservatism toward new tech and mentions spinnaker arrangements and a Yuma desert anecdote.
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Tere
Leon
Willismn King
New Orleans
Free silver debate links wages with currency values
A historical letter discusses how silver money and gold standards affect wages in Nicaragua India and Japan. It cites a Richmond Indiana businessman in the coffee trade noting 40 cents daily in silver and 18 cents in gold, with market drafts and rising costs. The piece links wage trends to currency depreciation and argues for a stable money unit to protect workers.
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Johan Sedgwick
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Coffee Company
Nicaragua
Indianapolis Journal
United States
Twaslin
Sedgwick
Thoburn
India
Dun
Japan
Young Hurman
Ohio
Springfield
Labor and monetary woes reshape Chile and Mexico wages
The report surveys wage trends under silver and peso depreciation. It notes real earnings lag behind price rises, with Chilean workers facing reduced purchasing power while wages rise in parts of the country. In Mexico, wages inch up as staple beans triple in price, showing limited relief from the silver standard.
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Chile
Strobel
Valparaiso
M Chilian
Mexico
Romero
Germany
Tonga
Pereta
Aga Doller Vit Bay
Detroit Prep Press Warns Sil Gorites About Imaginary Focalorking
The Detroit Prep Press cautions readers that attempting to smite imaginary focalorking in the windows of Wall Street cars risks harm to themselves and will prove to be merely imaginary.
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Detroit
Sil ‘Gorites
Wall Street
Clever Caulne Seployed at the Wool Inland Lighthouse
A Port hind Daily Argus report details a highly valued lighthouse dog at Woodstuud lighthouse off Middeford Pool. The shepherd-like dog rings the bell by tugging its rope during vessel salutes and fog, a duty learned by observation and kept faithfully for years.
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Molue
Porthind
Uncle Sam
Wood Island
Oliver
Ateamer Forest Queen
Thiniha
Wood Inland Lighthorse
Ife
First published photograph of a tornado shocks Oklahoma City
The Engineering News publishes a rare image taken by T. Grote in Oklahoma City at about four p m on May 14 showing a funnel roughly 1 000 feet in diameter six miles away. The print, despite faint sky detail, marks the first actual tornado photograph printed, with only one other known instance in 1864 in South Dakota.
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the Engineering News
Torauile
T. Grote
Oklahoma City
O. T
Corral
Russell
Howard Mines
South Dakota
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Tole Gountry
Chita
Asia
A. Andereou
Colentts
Indian Currency Association
Iadia
Ana Baste
Prica
South Africa
Ineace Bryce
M. T
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British South Africa Company
Holland
Howesver
Grange Free State
Britiah
Transvaal
Britain
Orange Free State
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James Beyee
England
Krughr
Fogrell
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