Coursing races feature Sir Hugo and Ramona in weekend event
The report covers multiple dog chase cards with dogs like Sir Hugo, Flying Fancy, Ramona, Kitto, and Lead competing across Thursday Friday and Saturday sessions. Ramona dominates several weigh-ins, Kitto and Flying Fancy claim podium spots, and the event draws 250 to 300 spectators, ending with Ramona winning first prize of 115 dollars for O. R. Hantley.
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Wa An
Yellow Carter
Cook
Blue Neil
Judge Massey
Guess
Freet
Payne
Sir Hugo
Mitchell
Mike
Hugo
Tryo
Vinton
Cyclone
Sliver
Dessart
Familton
Coyne
Flying Fancy
Flipp
Kitto
Loomassie
Lake Hellen
Paynes Roy
Canary
McNickel
Hole
Anay
Skip
Leah Hang
Denver Dake
Ramons
Ramona
Denver Duke
Denver
Nell
Rew
Fleet
Silver
Roy
Retzel
Fanny
Reno
Land
Little Rustler
O. R Hantley
F B Coyne
Bitch
Alcester
Roys Canary
Cook’n Nell
Fire in a Mine Threatens Town as Smoke Rises
A major mine fire on the 200 foot level with four levels below endangers timber supports and a densely populated area. Despite 300 workers fighting gas and smoke, extinguishing by water seems unlikely. All mines and mills shut, 1000 idle, residents ready to move with no injuries reported.
Trade Balance Figures Show 1992 Balance Decline
The record outlines a trade balance for the month of 1992 with exports at $89,127,000 and prior year exports at $83,983,000. It notes a decline in the overall trade figures and mentions monthly and annual comparisons.
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Rot
Cyclone Hits Arcadia Plantation Damaging Houses
A late night cyclone near Theboda ux Louisiana struck the Arcadia plantation of Congressman Price causing extensive damage. Eight cabins and a sugar house were destroyed, W H Price’s summer residence collapsed, and several farm workers were injured or killed including eight Italian laborers and seven Negroes. J M Flather’s residence was damaged.
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Thebodaux
Arcadia
Congressman Price
W. H. Price
Price
Carter
Predin Bros
J. M. Flather
Suspicious Cholera Case Shocks Monmouth Passengers
Panic swept Burlington depot in Monmouth Illinois when a man with symptoms of Asiatic cholera lay in a waiting room and a boy claimed he carried the plague. The injured man had to be carried to a car and had traveled west from a station north of Monmouth.
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Monmouth, Ills
Burlington
Monmouth
Here
Disturbance in Brussels over suffrage bill turns deadly
The April 17 riot at Joliment pits striking workers against gendarmes after the chamber of deputies rejected universal suffrage. One woman died and three strikers were seriously wounded as County Attorney’s Close Call reports. In Repwoop Falls Minnesota County Attorney Madigan narrowly escaped drowning after his team was swept away while crossing a bayou en route to Beaver Falls court.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Joliment
Repwoop Falls
Minn
Madigan
Minnesota
Beaver Falls
Cholera Claims Two at Quimper Asylum
Paris reports two deaths from cholera at the Quimper asylum for the insane in Finisterre on the Odet river. Quimper lies about 10 miles from the Atlantic and 36 miles from Brest, reflecting the spread of the outbreak in the region.
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Paris
Asylum For
Quimper
Department of Finisterre
Odet
Atlantic
Brest
Garment Factory Conference Aims to End Strike
In New York on April 17 a meeting of clothing manufacturers and garment workers reached an agreement that will eventually lead to calling off the strike.
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New York
Clothing Manufacturers and Garment Workers
Original Locomotive John Bull Demonstrated in New Jersey
The John Bull, the original locomotive, was run over New Jersey Transit rails drawing one of the original coaches and a facsimile replica.
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New York
John Bull
New Jersey Transportation Rail
Seed ing progress boosts flax and corn acreage in Minnesota
In Litchfield Minnesota on April 17 reports say flax and corn planting nears half completion and acreage will rise sharply from last year. In Springfield Missouri on the same date D B Gates a wealthy Green county farmer and grandson of General Gates of Revolutionary fame is noted.
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Litchfield, Minn
General Gates
Springfield
D. B. Gates
Green County
Hundreds of birds killed by lake ice near Iverson
On April 17 at a lake west of town wild ducks and geese were frozen into a thin ice rind. Farmers found many birds dead or injured with beaks and wings protruding as they braved the cold. Eyewitnesses reported about twenty and a half dozen geese killed and some seals seen nearby.
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Min
Doubt Over Guilt Plagued By Incomplete Evidence
fragmented report from Salina Kansas notes uncertainty about a Negro suspect named Hudson. Mrs. Frost and others urge sworn statements as witnesses discuss the night in question. investigators weigh innocence against possible guilt amid limited testimony.
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Salina
Hudson
Inland Iowa buyer seeks land purchase details
A fragment notes a buyer from Inland Northern Iowa pursuing land purchase opportunities. Details on property, price, or seller not provided.
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Iowa
Bomb plot drags in anarchist rumor and liquor case
A damaged report recounts a dynamite bomb found under E. V. Crandall’s property and a liquor sale without license on April 17. It notes an anarchist informing on former associates who allegedly planned betrayals as authorities probe the crime ring.
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Maspeyu
L. L
E. V. Crandall
Standard
Soap claims and skin care with alkali free soap
The text promotes Wash the excretions from it off as skin care and mentions a supposed alkali free soap called Peas. It notes many stores sell it and that people use it widely. The wording is unclear and fragmented.
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