Nebraska Notes recounts Sheriff, revenue totals and local incidents
Governor Savage replaces private secretary with Chief Clerk R. J. Cleacey. Nebraska revenue for November shows 255,024. Reports on fires, accidents, and a sailor shooting suicide. The Dodge County district court sees a rise in divorce filings in 1901 with twenty five filed, ten granted to women and seven to men. several cases pending and some dismissed by consent.
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R. J. Cleacey
John Clover
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Distrixt Court
Dodge County
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Three ARF Killings Reported in Unclear Series Note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention killings and an attempted assault with garbled names and dates. The text references a decision report and unidentified locations or groups. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Fragmented Narrative on Indian Diene Tararies and European Figures
A garbled passage describes a convoluted scene involving Indian figures, Prince Ranjit, London matters, and European observers. The text interweaves names, dates, and events, referencing ship movements, receptions, and exchanges, but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
Indianapolis Bank Plotter Warned Before Collapse
A man described as a trespasser acted during a 1993 pantomime in Indianapolis. He warned the National Bank he visited days before it closed, then hurried away as the alarm bell rang. He pocketed dollars, and the crowd reacted with confusion and concern.
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Ianapolis
Ana
Indianapolis
Shooting and incidents tied to a chaotic city scene
A chaotic report outlines a major shooting involving a prominent jeweller Levison and a claim of intent to kill. Separate line items describe a trolley conductor's death at a grade crossing and a prince’s delayed public appearance after a boisterous voyage, with details of passengers, crew, and a charity event aboard ship.
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Deadwood
Levison
Michael J. Dunworth
Chicago
Fortieth Street
Dunworth
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Saki
Kk Ray
Akin
Liverpool Seamen's Orphanage
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Captain Carey
C H. Keefer
Myenes
Windmills on the Western Plains Through a Ferried Travel Tale
A fragmented reminiscence notes Western windmills seen during a journey from the Mississippi into Iowa and Kansas. The piece contrasts old windmills with steam and electricity, hinting at a changing era in rural life.
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Sestern
Lowa
Kansas
Hist. record fragment hints at a heritage mill reference
A fragmentary note mentions a history related to a mill and a herd. The garbled text suggests historical context or ownership tied to a mill and livestock, with unclear dates or names. Further legible sources needed for precise identification.
Heat of Earth's Interior Revealed by Scientists
Scientists report findings on heat sources inside the planet and the movement of mantle plumes. Researchers discuss implications for volcanic activity and Earth's geologic evolution based on seismic data and modeling.
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Earth
A Thousand Dollar Bill Targets Indianapolis Bank
A dramatic note centers on a thousand dollar bill that figures prominently in a bank targeting plot in Indianapolis. The tale unfolds amid a city setting with financial stakes and law enforcement scrutiny.
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Indianapolis Bank
Fragmentary OCR Study Notes on Animals and Music
Scattered phrases describe seals fond of music and following boats, with mentions of violin and playful behavior. The text rambles about people, places, and events in a damaged report sample, lacking coherent narrative.
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Maakan
Notable Market Quip Sparks Stranger Bargain
A customer teases Mr Yorker about a chicken price debate as a dealer quips about doing the right thing. The exchange touches humor and merchant wit amid wartime era slang, with Biddy remarking on a returning to form and a playful line about Satan employing workers.
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Boston Transcript
Transit Conductor Quips Over Ticket in Southern Rail Route
In a terse exchange aboard a small southern railroad, a conductor quips about ticketing as a passenger races a speeding train. A man jokes he might catch up later, while a Philadelphia Press line notes the odd banter and a grim death forecast linked to malaria bites.
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Southern Railroad
Byue ‘Jook
Philadelph
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