Grant Relics and Memorials Attract Wide Attention in New York
A broad display of Gen. Grant’s remaining artifacts and relics draws visitors at the New York museum, with treasures including swords, canes, pens, and a gold or silver collection. The event features items gifted by allies and captures from the war, highlighting Grant’s memory and the Civil War’s enduring legacy.
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Oriental
Ahali Et UK
Tellang
Grant
Arnie
Leta
Ateriva Museum of Natural
New York
Firant
Jiaperr
Louisville
Lavy Clivadete
Burlington Hawker
Japan
Japanage
Pmt Rtates
Fram Om
Hitien Hod Paifroces
Bo Ulin
Grune
Wunelon
Ming
Elam
Lord Napier
Donelson
Chatta
Thn
Eilis Gore
Joe Davies County
Chattanwuge
Io Pier
Cigie
Sian
Prince Haul of
Bing
Slefield
Ge Grant
Con Merri
Fort Sumpter
Jia Queene
Pennsylvania
Humaine Trent
Lafayette
Poultinure
Walter Spott
Gen. Grant
Dugloe
Tien. Grant
Helmont
Fort Donohen
Yokotani
Atdohoré
Li Hang Chong
Tien
Page
Minrhte Bret
Vrast
Tewily
Col Grant Toon
Trouble Among Canadian Indians Reported at Mote tahanela
Fragmentary account from Victoria notes renewed trouble among Indigenous groups at Mote tahanela. The clash centers on leadership quarrels between Bowman Catholics and Kangidi Church missionaries, with ongoing tribal factionalism and contested control of the reservation. A Breeersstust commission is named to settle the dispute.
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Ated
Victoria
Motetahanela
Dan Bo
Betaroon Bowman
Clergymen deny report on Indian schooling in Faris and England
A group of American clergymen and French Protestant divines denounce a published statement about Indian schooling as a malicious falsehood. They claim the schools are healthy and mainly English or American in tone and that their daughters are educated there. Also noted is a trial of W J Brewart linked to a Western Union embezzlement case. Harvard College marks its 200th anniversary with a multi day celebration including speeches poems toasts and a banquet featuring Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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Faris
America
England
Amelia
Harvard College
Leghey
Haswell
Lowell Deliv
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Perpetual Motion and the Evolution of Thought
A verbose, old style treatise discusses progress in science and the limits of human demonstration. The author contrasts perceptive faculties with the majority, notes historical debates on perception and knowledge, and surveys the roles of science, literature, and drama in shaping modern thought.
Buried Treasure and Bloodshed in Early Pueblo Territory
Fragmented OCR text recounts violent clashes as Pueblo Indians and allies push Spanish settlers from Santa Fe and northern territories. It notes widespread destruction of missions, massacres of monks, and a scorched landscape with native resistance near the Rio Grande, amid speculation of shifting power and migrations in the period described.
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Santa Fe
New Moglea
Pranewean
Jan Lem
Santa
Tsocortinath
Beret
Counell
Fragmented OCR text story with garbled dialogue
A severely garbled OCR fragment mixes stray dialogue and phrases. It reads like a stream of disjointed lines mentioning voices, places, and actions but lacks coherent events, clear subjects, or verifiable details to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmented OCR Chronicles Royal Names and Easter Beekeeping
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment mentioning royal duties and the queen's names, plus a stray note about beekeeping and Easter. It references generations of royalty, with scattered phrases about parents guiding children and a remark on honey and bees in spring.
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Fiat
Fragmented World War Era Notes and Tangled Cultural Rants
A dense OCR fragment surveys diverse topics from political history to social commentary, mentioning Napoleon era imagery, Taylor Corot Reenity style references, and a stream of scattered names, places, and themes. It reads like a chaotic collage of period interests, politics, and cultural references, with few coherent events or clear reporting.
Fragments From A Local Paper On Courts And People
A garbled union of notes mentions a county justice paying a 40 cent bounty, a man avoiding politics by declining a congress run, and scattered references to German names and a marriage. The text mixes legal, personal, and political items with broken phrases and unclear identities.
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Stanford County
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Suicx
Hielmand
Way
Ise
New York City
Grand Central Depot
Pla Ievator
Ots
Grant Union
W. J. Brewart
Jove Gourme
Western Union Telesrouh
Omumny
Wichim
Eswar
Moeney
Hon
Congola
Pacinos
New York Tribune
Addiece
Ellielth
Pnrae
Wis
Chiat Ieee
Ariel
Font
Sheeries
Peltivie
Seufett
Richutrited
Siivin
Hell
Ista
Lucog
Foote
Sverre
Ual
Bf Posu
Pri Pally
Romero
Mallia
Wyatt
Syed
Tin
Tim
Jeter
Dh Rica
Asia Petite
Vet Woodly
Jeone
MUU
Anon
Hiviaire
Law Without Lawyers
Manily Fopedia
Varney Teriading Harmony
Browkbroelora
Guthen Benes
Poulter Yards
Yey Pedias
Dan Olsen
United State
ALY
Ull Postahl
Ton Yinranitoot
Vintiey
Tony
Abe
Sibert
Pyramid Ag
Blowel
Ann Lee
Corot
Livie
Thayer
Terry
Hin
Ice Wirdeecint
Waaupun
Wiscorne
Hewtes Manor
Beotien
Teann Thompaun
Quren Thorne
Bert
Kesey Gee
Mali
Meepertulls
Montgomery Ward & CO
Beta OU Waters
Chemo
Lepage
Melon
TYG
Congress
Fraulein Heotwkn
Germany
Ohio
Serakk
Bart
Toei
Carter
charWanm
Tad Devatt
Pin Babeon
Orla Kriks
Derren
di Hood
Bil
Heth
Alt Agra
Fate Tea
Jonge Carre
Grand Rapids
Mich
ELY
AL Cran
Hayfever
USA
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Uwe
Mite Eas
Wee Pata
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Glastyanss
Trine
Peekeenng
Trae Nalmenmilis
Apiautithay Tien
Eve Coe
Male
Errata
Hustal Se
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Ray, Mounty
Virgina
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