Openings bill signed for Uto reservation settlement
The article notes a bill authorizing opening of the Uto reservation to settlement has been signed by the president. It mentions international context with King Edward and imperial sentiments, plus local crime noting W. W. Atchinson shooting Pedro O’Moore and fatally wounding Wil Thayer in San Pedro New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uto Reservation
Para Tlement
W. W Atchinson
San Pedro
Pedro O'Moore
Will Thayer
Payette Janeway Murder Trial Ends in Acquittal
In Douglas Arizona Payette Janeway was shot and killed by his eighteen year old daughter who allegedly faced bribery and assault claims. The jury acquitted the girl of all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Arizona
Payette Janeway
Woop
Oppaser
Bave
County verdicts award judgments against Sovorro County
The court granted the plaintiff a judgment of 1516.06 with 6 percent interest from Doorner 1900. Charles Po Blackington also obtained a judgment against the county for 7760.08 plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilario Vo
Board of County Communal Bra
Sovorro County
Doorner
Charles Po Blackington
Death of W S George in Cooney Home
News reached the city of W S George's death at his Cooney residence last Monday. He was a longtime resident, active in mining, formerly from St Louis, and survived by a wife. He served as United States Court commissioner for the fifth district and was a New Mexico legislator in 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S George
Cooney
Totermont
George
Sonre
Ory
St. Louie
United State Court
Silver City
New Mexico
Forest official reports cattle deaths in New Mexico drought route
Hon LB Hanon, superintendent of forest reserves in New Mexico, returned from the Gila forest reserve with news of widespread deaths. He notes cattle perished from lack of water and mud along a 400 mile route, with waterholes and feed scarce across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LB Hanon
New Mexico
Gila Forest Reserve
Obscure Health Claims and Erratic Obituary Echoes
A garbled excerpt blends advice on curing coughs with a misread obituary note and stray medical claims. The passage cites Dr Pierce and Golden Medical Discovery, mentions a 16th century medical text, and references obscure names and places in a fragmented historical newspaper fragment.
Wild weather prompts cattlemen to halt western herds
Uncertain forecasts and heavy rain sweep the region threatening cattle movements. Ranchers in the southwest weigh temporary closures as storms approach, fearing flooded ranges and market disruption.
Bridge Collapse On Long Trail Bridge Event
The Mudton bridge collapse drew a large crowd of travelers as a ferry moved from the long trail and the structure buckled under weight. Spectators watched the bridge fail in 200 feet of span with boats and rafts nearby for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania Railroad
Engl
Mantor
Mérelion Phinas
Deacon Jones News Bulletins Spark Philadelphia Tension
The Philadelphia Times editor, returning home after a tumultuous period, begins publishing bulletins about Deacon Jones. Local readers note Jones is a man of some distinction, and the editor posts a series of updates spanning multiple entries as the story unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Montulien
Philadelphia Times
Deacon Jones
Fragmentary 19th Century Bulletin Displays Local Notes
An incomplete afternoon bulletin reports Deacon Janpa’s light rally and a death, with scattered mentions of a reading at a bulletin board. It notes excitement, a reference to Texas leadership, and a land dispute involving a ranch in New Mexico and river Pecatnge area with unclear details.
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Pulae
Janpa
Donee’ Fumdry Tin Deen Sim
Halo
Janes How
Venconduces
Major Gow
Littell
Beng
Texas
Nores
New Mexico
Hern
Rene
Deafness Cure Claims and Regulatory Debate
Fragments describe a proposed cure for deafness and regulatory disputes. The text mentions a medical institute and a potential treatment involving devices near the eye area. It references ongoing inquiry and potential replacement of current methods with new approaches while warning of possible risks and degradation of function.
Rejintay Quine in Mabury for White bao for New Aegis
A garbled item mentions Rejintay Quine in Mabury and ties to White bao and New Aegis amid war context. The readable text lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to form a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rejintay Quine
White Bao
New Aegis
Reontor Marin wage Ue to the Speomidomtial Gindidaie
A garbled item shows fragmented names and phrases about wages and a government body. Readable terms include Speomidomtial and Gindidaie with unclear context. No distinct events or dates are extractable from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin
Unclear text fragment on personal matters and sale
The readable lines mention a suspect personal dispute connected to a bottle and a wife’s condition, plus a sale notice by Gao to Miller. The text is garbled with names and places that are not fully decipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonryre
Melia Gerrit
Lobrdom
Ina
Tie Dayton Ng
Ani
Tita Valunlles
Fin Hanott
Gao
Miler
Local Health Drum Bothered by Toxinia Droppings
A garbled report from San Antonio describes widespread illness and a failed remedy. The text references an attack of whooplis and mentions preamoniny oat fier Chem and a supposed cure, with claims of rescue from sewer issues.
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Herlwii
Ito
Candy Cathartic Ad Warns About Counterfeits
A vintage ad for Cascarets Candy Cathartic warns buyers to look for the C. C. Cy symbol and avoid bulk purchases. It cautions against fraudulent substitutes and directs readers to purchase only from reputable druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cy
Roe
Tombstone Liver Pills Ad Promotes Quick Cure
An old newspaper fragment promotes Stonineti Liver Tablets by Miller of Bilger City, listing Gro Vo Miller and T Miller as sellers. The ad touts a quick remedy for stomach or liver issues and mentions a price of 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulam
Bertonnch
Guo
T. Miller
Fragmented OCR Tale From A Dated Page
Reading is difficult due to corrupted text but some names and places appear. The fragment mentions various individuals and locations including Panes, Lia Cmem, New Meal, Beier PAL ELAN, Merritlansty, Tyciiistou, and Wiettl. It hints at a historical document or notice with scattered references to dates and actions but lacks a clear single event or conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia
Beier Pal Elan
Tyciiistou
Yale
Wien
Wren Wervey
Mililag Clee
Hoaghiane
Ieee Inst Uldigwsoe Pol Tomes
To Cura a Cold in Ong Day
An unclear note mentions Hranin Quinte tube ATL and missing steps. The briefer hints at a care routine error or miswritten instruction without concrete actions or dates. Further readable details are needed to establish people, places, and outcomes.
Hog Save-fie lad Does Tonia, 2 tote Won enah
A fragmented notice reports two individuals winning a tote event at a local fair titled Hog Save-fie lad. The brief item lists names Tonia and enah along with a tote prize and a drawing outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonia
Unclear OCR notice fragment from LDMINISPRATONS
Fragmentary OCR text mentions May Term and individuals but is largely garbled. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names. Unable to determine a coherent news item or notice from the provided text.
Turmoil at the Polo Grounds Ends in Foul Call Controversy
A chaotic scene unfolds as players and officials clash over a late foul in a high stakes game. The dispute centers on Pedir and Blount, with supporters demanding ruling clarity while the crowd watches for a final decision. The tension peaks as both sides await the official result.
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Tintra
Win Eins
Pushiel Aitat
Sue
Uae
Wirtone
Perenia
Aidien
Soyemi Fa
Raman
Vadis
Sierra County Officials List and Names Mentioned
A fragment lists local officials including Aragon Biel Ne erane Prorocpio Vorresi and district attorney Procopio, with several others such as Hall Mate Cieile C. Prorinons and Hobing. Names appear alongside roles like treasurer and sheriff, indicating a partial roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragon
Biel
Cal Isa
Procopio Vorresi
Peebane
Hall
Mate Cieile
C. Prorinons
Hobing
He Low Kelley Frank L
Court Date Set for Third Judicial in Sierra County
A schedule shows Fourth Mondays in Main Court for the Third Judicial convenes in Sierra County with Judge Parker presiding. Neve is listed as a related official. The date pattern aligns with a recurring monthly court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra County
Jor
Dade FW
Parker
Lake June death notice and local travels brief
Fragmentary item reports a death notice near Lake June with scattered references to locations in Georgia and Tennessee. Mentions departures, travel, and Wake County style notices without clear names or dates.
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Terra County Advocate “Wo
Thowrson, Fililor and Propelator
Hilltaro
Hieria CO
DS. Mease
Apvoesrnie
Bierrs County
Vriday
Jun
Edward
Whitelaw
Newport
Rct
Territorial Penitentiary
Tathia Repub
Philippines
Major Waller
Con Arema
Igmorance
Atari
Viesco
Pierce
Pletco
Buffalo
Sveerra Chipitaln
Soatiwestern
Prithin
Kit Morard
Cannel
Dencon Jones
Neiter
D. Relapne
Nef Han TS Pom Danson Jones
Inen
Emacs
Vale
Drageiate
I, Miller
Aladutin
San Antonio
Toxinia
C.C. C
Attaghe of
Croopy
H. A. Srnren
Hit
Or World-Herald
Pair Haven
Wash
Por Wale Ly Gey Vo Miller
Bin
Bilger City
Geant County
Ede
Seton
Etpatie
Oman
Ters Begley
Fbiliehons
Mom
Boz
Arey
Joseph i Beeman
WEAF
Eyseenny
Keraind
Ldminispratons
Ate Neraty
Sotloes
LEGAL
Sovich
Uiy
Hathe
Paine Lenin Presse
Ug Foag
Fuadiematsiy
Hutt
Julie
Minte Olson
Sleet
Torani
Metin
Joe Peaenedh
Attumei Taw
Aloys Vath
Hillsboro, N
Hesay
Court House
Given
Hillshoro
N.om
Poat-Oltve Ding Store
Oy Roche
Silverian
Sdis
Ogden Assay
Menver
Goin
Itllakoro
Tee Umgn
Rowan
Tress
Sierra County Officers
A. T
Vine Table Valley
Lake V
Lake June
Departe Lion
Aes Lake Valley
Seth Shivice
Sanday
G. A. Batnock
Ape
Tom Murphy
Prop
Hulvtora
Tomianson
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