From scattered notes of elections and oddities a set
A digested list of diverse items notes governors elected in five states two in New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. An astronomer’s estimate about sunlight equates to 680000 full moons. Laws on equal pay for women teachers appear in Uran. Des Moines reports a death tied to a teacher’s beating. Samuel Palatka is discharged after a Cahaba wreck case. A British steamer reports a 80 feet dead turtle sighting. Yrmu County Arkansas celebrated births, Germany’s merchant fleet grew dramatically since 1871. Snowballing in Sault Ste Marie is banned with fines or jail. A goose with two hearts is found in England. A marine paper criticizes a fundraiser for Native Americans. Gladstone’s mercantile youth and Tory roots noted. The Marquis of Dufferin backs a Newfoundland anniversary effort. Arizona convicts leased to irrigate 400000 acres.
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House of Commons
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Uran
Atchison, Kan
Des Moines
Samuel Palatka
Cahaba River
I. F. Matthews
New York
Gibraltar
Yrmu County
Ark
Great Britain
Germany
Sault. Ste. Marie
Mich
Rhydope
England
North Dakota
Gladstone
West Indies
William E
Marquis of Dufferin
Bristol
Eng
Newfoundland
Jean Cabot
Arizona
Agael
Strange OCR Fragments Hint at Opponents and Play on Field
The readable text shows fragmented phrasing about opponents named Washmen and scattered notes on players and fieldwork. It hints at a game or practice context with incomplete lines and unclear actions, suggesting a sports or rehearsal item from a local page.
Senate votes against general arbitration treaty in secrecy
In Weasumetox Feb 9 the senate by 49 to 9 voted not to consider the general treaty of arbitration with open doors. The vote may hasten ratification prospects, with supporters optimistic a decision could come before week’s end. Sherman defended amendments removing Nicaragua canal issues and opposed the Monroe doctrine’s arbitration.
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Weasumetox
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Bryan
Sherman
Nineteenth Century Senate and House Actions Report
The record covers February sessions in the Senate and House detailing debates over the Nicaragua canal bill and silver standard, investigations into state elections, anti scalping, and miscellaneous appropriations. It notes Vilas’s opposition to the canal project, Thurston’s debates on legal sale of Union Pacific property, and numerous pension acts and district appropriations.
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Senate
Re. Guanaier Tae
Colleges and Elections
Delaware
Vilas
Om Vilas
Eshlaser
Chandler
Gibson
Matolete
Hovsk
District of Columbia
Washington
Ellen Pep
Ind Tein Pak
Thurston
House
Gils River
Arizona
Hudson Reservoir and Canal
J. B. Carr
John Huff
Fed
Richard Kenney
Gray
Alen
Pops Neb
Caffery
Dem. la
Hovass
Erastus A. Taylor
Edwin C. Spofford
35Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Shubanl Gould
Suth
Iowa
Hans Johnson
27Th
Julius A H. Stahek
Matthew P. Trumbull
W. H. Stoneman
California
Benoit v Beattier
Louisiana
Harkins
Kendall
Kentucky
Beattie
Price
Union Pacific
Treasury
Rural towns rally to fanatical insurgents in Bahia
Rio Janeiro reports 6000 armed followers under Conselheiro have taken Bahia, with rural towns aiding with arms and money and more than sixty rich plantations destroyed. Several foreigners join the movement and a naval patrol extends on rivers. Skirmishes leave federal troops defeated. calls rise for stronger government action.
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Buenos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
Conselheiro
Bahia
Ienute
Society of Spiritualists of
Press of
Brazil
Republic
Deserts to Habitable Regions and Global Snippets
A collage of strange stats and headlines: African deserts becoming habitable, Noan runs a Montgomery County sawmill, quinine trade, cholera costs in Indiana, widows in Philadelphia, protected terrapin abundance in South Carolina, Chinese dentists clashing with patients, superstition among Manxmen, Greenland whale lifespans, Texas snow, Joplin tie-cat tragedy, Ivory prosecution costs, Gladstone writings catalogue, US post office swearing case, fossil bats unchanged, Yale tied to Japanese speaker, Connecticut wild deer numbers, French professor owns 920 heads, Rome cemetery vast, and a prize-fighting law report.
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Noan
Montgomery County
United States
Indiana
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Texas
Joplin
Edward J. Ivory
New York
Gladstone
Rosendale
House of Commons
Yale
Connecticut
Rome
Congressional Arbitration Treaty Dominates Senate Agenda
Washington reports a Senate session on the Anglo American arbitration treaty with doors closed. A concurrent resolution to withdraw a bill due to a substantial error was discussed, while the House largely handled District of Columbia business. The official canvass of presidential elector votes will await Wednesday canvass before transmission.
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Senate
District of Coumbia
House
Washington
Hill
Representative
District of Columbia
Bombardment Rumors in Crete and Canea Union Hope
Reports from Athens and Canea claim rumors that the powers bombarded Canea. Christians are said to hoist the Greek flag and proclaim union with Greece while inviting the king to take possession. Both Christians and Moslems mobilize for potential fighting near Retimo.
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Canea
Greece
Loxpon
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Co
Crete
Retimo
Manitoba lawyers seek Vatican delegate for Canada
London Feb 9 Lawyer Russell of Manitoba and Hon Charles Fitzpatrick solicitor general of Canada have twice begun a mission to present the Manitoba school case to the Vatican. Russell's current visit concerns the appointment of an apostolic delegate for Canada, a matter they have urged the Vatican to consider favorably.
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Canada
London
Russell
Manitoba
Charles Fitzpatrick
Vatican
Rome
Fitzpatrick
Large sale of print cloths in Fall River market
Fall River Mass February 9 Mr D Borden bought 750000 pieces of goods 500000 spots and 250000 futures at 29 16 cents in the largest sale of print cloths in months The move is awaited with interest and is expected to push the market higher though curtailment prospects may remain unaffected
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Fall River
Mass
D. Borden
Nimrod finds no trace of missing State of Georgia
The Nimrod lies frozen on an ice floe five miles south of Cape Race after a search for the missing steamer State of Georgia. Two Nimrod crew members ashore reported no sign of the lost vessel, continuing the absence of its trace.
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St. Jonas
N. F
State of Georgia
Cape Race
Deadlock Persists as Senate Vote Totals Stand
PrerRRE South Dakota February 9. The senatorial situation remains practically unchanged after Monday's joint session tally: Pickler 47, Kyle 35, Plowman 10, Goodykoontz 18, Palmer 1, Keller 2.
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S.D
Pickler
Kyle
Plowman
Goodykoontz
Palmer
Keller
Palmer to Fight Dixon in London Showdown
London February 9 Pedlar Palmer has accepted a challenge to fight George Dixon the celebrated American light heavyweight. Palmer agreed after discussions and plans move forward for a title bout pending promoter approval.
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Palmer
Dixon
London
George Tuxen
Senator Harris Resting Quietly After Illness
Feb report notes Senator Harris passed a comfortable day and Sunday resting easily. Dr Brown reports he should gain strength from now on, though condition remains under care and observation.
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Harr
Harris
Brown
Investigating Trusts and Monopolies in New York
In New York on February 8 the joint morning session discussed antitrust matters. Senator Lexon and Parsons and Shepherd, counsel for Secretary Searles of American Sugar Refining Co., led a committee briefing Friday evening about testimony. Searles was expected to attend Monday, and the committee continued a practical conference to determine next steps.
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New York
Lexon & aMkeys - Parsons and Shepherd
Searles
American Sugar Refining Co
Ohio State Listed in Senatorship Appointment Speculation
The article discusses theForaker faction backing Gen Jones for a short term Senate seat and the Hanna versus Bushnell clash. It notes uncertainty about terms of appointment and signals a possible Jones election, with ongoing capite legislative maneuvering and weeks of speculation among political figures.
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Bushell
Hanne
Foraker
Jones
Gen. Jones
A Greedy Man Becomes Target of Egging and Expulsion
A fragment recalls an employee named Hayden who faced egging and was driven from a location by an individual or group identified as Sgr el. The text is incomplete but centers on social hostility and forced departure linked to alleged greed.
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Hayden
Ning
Sgr ‘el
Inquisitors Tax Figures Across Counties
The document lists tax figures read to inquisitors totaling 11 dollars and 993 dollars and 78 cents. It breaks down 14 943 08 dollars for Cuyahoga County and 3 611 02 dollars for another area. It notes 7 000 in Frank Lucas and Montgomery cow port with no work by inquisitors and cites Franklin 1 400 000 and 526 900 dollars in other counties. It also states half of the counties have no inquisitors.
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Cuyahoga County
Frank Lucas
Montgomery Cow Port
Franklin
An Old Soldier in County Com Shot Himself
A wounded soldier, recently discharged, shot himself in the Plummer house during a personal crisis. He died after attempts at treatment, with authorities reporting fatal injuries. The incident occurred at noon, and investigators describe the act as self-inflicted during a period of illness and distress.
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County. Com
Drew
Ex-Cashier Hughes Faces Bank Misconduct Charge
Toledo Feb 6 The case against Charles M Hugh of the First National Bank ended with a plea of not guilty. Hughes faced charges of misapplying bank funds making false currency reports and related offenses.
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Hughes Toledo
Charles M. Hugh
First National Bank
Hughes
Fire destroys building on Sixth Street with stock loss
A Friday morning blaze in a Kemp Paper Company building at Sixth Street and Garfield destroyed the structure and stock. The loss is listed at $6,000 with origin of the fire as yet undetermined.
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Middle Te O'Clock
Kemp Paper Cou Sixth
Manion, C. Feb 6. Desetion request received
T oll has received a designation signed asking to be provided sa.
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Manion
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