National and regional news flash from the era
National and state items note James W. Forhay of Broadway and Seventh Avenue railway dead in New York amid indictments over bribe schemes. Montana judge cites cattle losses possibly 25 to 40 percent, with a large herd casualty forecast. Oil discovery stuns Ohio Bryan locals. San Francisco mails blocked by snow. New York cotton warehouse struck by lightning. Numerous other brief items cover fires, accidents, political moves, and notable deaths across the country.
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Central Pacific
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Minnesota
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Estarty Ahival Carpentier
Aid Builders
New Haven
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Dougtion
General Grant
Major Gordon
Custer
Els
Texas Ranch
Bon Jetin A. Lowen, Jr
Washington
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Youngstown
Congressman Atkiv
South Carolina
Viettgetang
Nancy
Murphy
Minnesota Thresher Company
FE Starnard
Vanderbilt University
Nashville Tenn
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Congress
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Barrett
Rutland VI
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van Turtle
Dakota
Hlinots Gottiiity Sanchi
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Pipestone
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Glove Publishing Company of
Minneapolis
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National Trotting Association
Beruls
San Vianetico
Canaha
Hazen
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Forte du Ploynegt
Grand Union Hotel
New York City
Dong County
Wot
Seattle
Lamar
Samus N Aldrichi
Massachusetts
Trea Lurer
Hoston
Wisconsin
Aluain
Fowderly
Tole
Kristian Temperance Union
Cones
Aussie
St Paul Tee Palace
Sorey Lena
Wahington
Trapte
Nueva Hewnda
Wiebelief
MGM Tenonte
Charlee Haighman
Fort Wayne
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Tyithesee Nho
Stanip Nnties
Butte City
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Montivan
Fo Ls Fletcher
Theliland Opera House
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Ont
Hunt
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Supreme Court
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National Bank
Global unrest and royal events frame mid spring dispatches
Reports from Odessa of a planned Polar uprising and regional arrests mingle with papal efforts for Catholic liberty in China. The Prince of Wales will return Feb 25, host a March levee at St James, while German deserters rise on the frontier and India marks Jubilee releases amid wider war rumors and colonial tensions.
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Russia
Grand Central Depo hotel with million-dollar fitout
Readable text describes a grand New York City hotel near Grand Central Depot offering 15 rooms, elevator, restaurant, and expressage options. It promises luxury at high daily rates with easy access via horse cars, stage lines, and elevated rail to depots. Public notices imply travel facilities and prominent location details.
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Asn UsNiax Borat
Grand Central
Rand Me Hot Ag
Thunderstorms in Germany and England Enduring Mystery
A long article analyzes rising thunderstorm frequency and severity in Germany since 1844, noting Germany's experts blame industrial-era conditions and urban smokestack emissions. It surveys theories on atmospheric electricity, artificial causes, lightning conductors, and the role of pollution in storm genesis, with comparisons to conditions in Europe and concerns about future risk.
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France
Germany
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Geeutins
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Amule
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Viet
Geronn
Tighewine
The One Horse Farmer Character Sketch
A humorous sketch depicts a stubborn farmer whose nightly alarms and boastful shows of strength test neighbors patience. He vows to prove thrift through odd acts, plans a week of antics, and ends by borrowing papers and neglecting returns as Narasote Yablet.
Youthful editor and the lesson of business books
A father asks his son to show the family books and learns they are not sprouts but circulation and advertising ledgers. The exchange reveals Willie’s eye for a newspaper’s business side and the boy’s future path in the trade. The scene ends with the father trusting the son will honor the profession.
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Willie
Fes
The Mad Judge and the Perjuring Witness
A witness recounts a chaotic wood measurement dispute in which lawyer Johnson forces dramatic questions about cords of wood. The jurors, furious, rebuke apparent perjury as the witness swears to mismeasured amounts, revealing the lunacy of courtroom pressure in a Buffalo Express fragment.
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Johnson
John Hall
Johoon
Dolinson
Paragraphist and Gas Chief Exchange in Witty Banter
A humorous exchange unfolds between a paragraphist and the president of a gas company. The paragraphist jokes about courtship, the president counters that lovers lower the gas, and the meter nonetheless does its work. The paragraphist ends the scene with a gloomy countenance.
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Poston Tourter
They Sought the Shade and Gas Report in Hlinots
A party of capitalists sent a man to a small Hlinots town to assess gas introduction. The agent reported high costs and poor suitability as couples could not afford gas, despite the town’s wealth. The exchange highlighted financial and social hurdles to gas adoption.
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Hlinots
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