Morton Family at Bedside as Old Secretary Dies
J Sterling Morton of Nebraska City and son Mark Morton with their families were at the bedside of the patient in the last days. Dr Haven of Lake Forest and Dr Henry B Favill of Chicago attended constantly. Secretary Morton's illness began last November after a severe cold in Chicago, leading to grippe.
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J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska City
Mark Morton
Lake
Joy Morton
Drs. Haven
Lake Forest
Henry ‘B. Favill
Bhicago
Morton
Chicago
Grippe
Local OCR Fragment Reveals Sparse Details of Beek Event
Fragmentary copy references a dry beek event and an individual named Pete Gorey with unclear roles. No clear date location or organization is readable. Further text is unreadable or distorted.
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as Gena and Hadler and references to a governor and city or business context. Details are too incomplete to determine a clear event, person, or location.
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Ieee
Hadler
Mass
New Chancellor for KU De Frank Sterome Elected by Regents
Frank Sterome, president of the University of Oregon, has been elected as the new chancellor for KU De by the university regents. The selection follows a formal vote and sets Sterome to lead the system.
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Frank Sterome
Uni
Oregon
Outlaw Killed in Duel as Ex Sheriff Wounded
An unnamed horse thief known as Charles is dead after a confrontation described as two bets with two others. an ex sheriff of Ord is wounded in the exchange. The article notes the clash resulted in fatalities and injuries.
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Charles
Ord
Murder at McCain Store Jury Hears Testimony
A Kansas murder case unfolds as jurors hear testimony about a deadly incident at a McCain store. Witnesses describe timelines, motives, and the events leading to the fatal shooting.
Indians Fight Trust Wil Refuse to Lease Their Lands for
A Native group resists a powerful trust and declines to lease tribal lands amid mounting pressure. Leaders urge unity and sustained resistance as legal and political battles unfold. Community activists rally to defend sovereignty and safeguard natural resources.
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Wil
Sol Smith Russell Dies in Washington D C
Renowned actor Sol Smith Russell died at the Richmond hotel in Washington D C after a bout of illness marked by a lingering cough. The aging performer was well known for his stage and early screen work.
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Washington, D. C
Sol Smith Russell
Richmond Hotel
Washington, D.C
Kiccough
Rus
Werrime Act of Wincide Details Reported
A historical clipping reports a violent act involving a person identified as Wincide in Nom, describing a fatal outcome and implying a murder suicide scenario within a local context. Further specifics on date, location, and individuals are unclear due to OCR limits.
Sneed Santi MIR Evant Mix of Lows and Work
Sneed and Santi involved in MIR event with ambiguous details. collateral figures discuss workers previously employed by him and unsettled conditions. The fragment hints at workplace or financial tensions influencing the ongoing situation.
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Santi
German cable project and local fires disrupt Midwest events
A fragmentary notice cites Germany backing a transatlantic cable to America while a row of frame houses in Furnas Street, Rural Nebraska burns down. The piece also mentions the Grant Memorial Association in New York and other local items including a university ball team and a register appointment in McCook, Nebraska.
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Furnas Street
Relay
Neb
General Grant
New York
Grant Memorial Association
University of Frank M. Rathbone
McCook
Seeniour
Wien
Wana
Perens Ag Dev Nag
Ieee
Fire destroys state deaf and dumb school in Jackson Miss
The institution for the deaf and dumb in Jackson Mississippi was completely destroyed by fire. A representative named Otey was involved in misappropriation funds totaling 109,208 dollars affecting highway construction nationwide.
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State Institution For the Deaf and
Damb
Jackeaon
Miss
Paris Sights Shift From Bulls to Bird Charmers
A fragment notes Paris audiences prefer bird charmers over bull fights, with locals described as amiable. The piece contrasts public interest, labeling bullfights as failing in Paris while bird charmers attract popular appeal.
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Paris
Westminster
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Vermont Resident
In Honest Man's Opinion Vermont Mo April 28 a local resident Mr J 8 Tillery endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills. He cites years of kidney and liver trouble and failed cures before using the pills, reporting full improvement and strong belief in the remedy. He says he is always willing to help a good thing and promotes the medicine.
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Vermont
Old Teledie Gala Low Dining Tale
An oddly phrased OCR fragment hints at a royal dining moment during a parade involving Prince Charlie. The text references a timing table and a gala, suggesting a ceremonial meal linked to a march or entry by the prince.
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Prince Charlie
Fragmentary OCR Item on Clothing Distribution
The readable lines describe clothes, a package, and a robe. Names and locations are unreadable. The fragment suggests a list or notice about clothing items perhaps tied to a person or institution but lacks clear events or proper nouns.
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