The Ohio Democrat mixed news of world wide notes
A garbled recount of varied items mentions Western trip plans for a president, Milan exhibition schedules, a New York ad for white banjo players, and updates on figures like James D. Finch and debt or crime notes. It surveys global and national topics with names, places, and events across politics, culture, and commerce.
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James D. Finch
New York
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London
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England
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New Orleans
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Atlanta Constitution
America
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Flood and Drought Strain Indiana Towns and Hearts
A flood devastates parts of the canal system near Averris Georgia and prompts fears of loss as water covers streets and stores while relief efforts and assessments unfold. Across Indiana drought grips central counties Wells Blackford Jay Randolph and Grant with crops failing and water scarcity challenging farmers. In Fresoo a fatal gas stove explosion kills Miss Pantus, nineteen, during a breakfast incident.
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Apraising
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Tha Aga
Anguata
BNL
Lin
Tventy
Sehulty Hul
Caroling
Marvisburg Hil
Georgia
Cumming
Indiana
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Bhickford
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Randolph
Grant
Guiteau’s Brother in Law Health Shaky in New York
Amateur reports from New York July 3 note lawyer Charles J. Rem defending Guiteau’s alleged suicide attempt after leaping from a Pennsylvania railroad ferryboat. He remains in Bouloge Hospital with doctors citing frailty and possible constitutional undermining.
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Guiteau
New York
Charles J. Rem
Theathert
Fire Outbreak Tragic in Tenement Bakery
A fatal fire at 1,165 Arche Avenue in a three story brick tenement killed multiple residents and injured others. Marie Trugo and several Trugo and Tengo family members perished, while the Bonners on the top floor escaped. Fire caused by dripped lard in Heffen’s basement box sparked panic as neighbors and police evacuated the building.
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Hamer
Honea Timates
Cmrace
Chris Hoffen
Tie Fromen
Eyan
Della Trugo
Bilinw
Heffen
Trago
Bonners
Columbia River Salmon Demand Up Despite Dam
The Change, a local trade journal, notes extraordinary demand for Columbia River salmon with prices not exceeding a stated level. Dealers are tendering fall stock and replacing some purchases with Alaska catch, while Sacramento River pack remains steady. Forecasts suggest a harvest range of twelve to twenty thousand cuseks.
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Cal
Columbia River
Name Journal
Alaska
Columbia
Sacramento
Moodaoed Dergorr and Moodooed Trial for Witchcraft Acts
In Lanning, Moodaoed Dergorr Mien and spouse were tried for abducting Henri Fetta Les, an aged colored woman. They allegedly attacked Joie Rakes with needles and claimed Mrs Lee’s witchcraft would force blood drawings. Both were jailed for thirty days. Broughton, a former attorney, was involved in the proceedings.
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Mien
Lanning
Chis
Wy Stoughton
Henri
Fetta Les
Lewthad
Pausini
Wagon Crash Kills Four Near Ridgewood
A covered wagon was struck by an express train near Ridgewood, four miles south of the city, killing Mrs. Kilus Melix and three others, including two children. The wagon failed to clear the tracks as the train roared by at forty miles an hour, sending bodies down an embankment. The victims were en route to Gibraltar to pick rope and fruit when the disaster occurred.
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Ridgewood
Kilus Melix
John Ninnemarher
Gibraltar
Nunnemacher
Mina Fritz
Ponte Dows
Devastating Tornado Hits Latonia Track Facility
A violent tornado struck the Latonia track area near Milldale Kentucky on July 47, leveling grandstands and stables, ripping the roof, and blowing timber and debris over 300 feet. The pool shed and club-home sustained heavy damage as witnesses described a funnel-like column and a roaring, mile-loud crash. Estimated damages approach twenty thousand dollars with extensive structural losses.
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Hibben
Bey
Afveranan
Milldale
Latonia
Roasted Castle Sees Wide Destruction Across District
A disaster destroyed sixteen houses and tenements housing several families along with four dairies housing 165 cattle. Seven other buildings were badly damaged and many more were slightly hurt. About 0,000 in losses with limited insurance. Fifty families left homeless awaiting temporary shelter while authorities assist.
Elevator accident at Bremen Tanning and Slipper Company
A faulty elevator or crane operator caused a fall from the third story in the Bremen Tanning and Slipper Company building injuring six to eight people. A pine shafting also toppled from the top, striking treasurer Alex M. Farrar and Anna Moran, fracturing skulls and causing mortal wounds. Remaining workers suffered varying injuries.
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Wmy
Bremen
Alex M. Farrar
Anna Moran
Intense Heat Sweeps Central Illinois Cities
Dispatches report extreme heat across central Illinois with temperatures near 102 degrees at Lincoln and Carthage and 100 at Peoria. Prostrations occurred, several likely fatal, as residents struggle with record heat in mid July.
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Winnie
Linois
Lincoln
Carthage
Peorlu
Destructive Tornado Hits David City Cause Heavy Damage
An early evening tornado struck David City at six o'clock causing one death and widespread ruin. The Union Pacific and Burlington depots, a large schoolhouse, Metho dist and Congregational churches, several stores, and many homes were demolished. Damage is estimated at RW,000.
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David City
Union Pacific
Burlington
Missouri
Prominent Politicians Implicated in Ottawa Scandal
Ottawa dispatch reports a sensational expose on the trade in girls aged twelve to fourteen implicating prominent citizens and leading politicians. A meeting by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to devise measures calls for special legislation at the next Parliament session. Police evidence threatens to drag guilty senators and MPs into court, raising fears of self-elimination by any who endorse such action.
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Cmoaco
Ont
Dominion
Patt Mall
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Police
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House of Commons
Aimes
Mrs Cleveland’s Pictures Stir Advertising Controversy
Preparations approved by President Cleveland and wife aim to sue over unauthorized use of Mrs Cleveland’s likeness on advertising cards. The issue involves cigarette and tobacco dealers and a Washington photographer who licensed her image without consent. The case centers on rights to sell Mrs Cleveland’s pictures.
Yellow Fever Fatalities Reported in Wanunetoy
Surgeon General Hamilton Kan received a telegram from Valae Assistant Surgeon Galleras dated Key Worst July 98 reporting 178 yellow fever cases and 41 deaths to date.
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Hamilton Kan
Valae
Galleras
Family Poisoned in Terre Hill Area Mystery Deepens
A Terre Hill family of nine, Amon Geigley and seven children, were hospitalized with vomiting and other poisoning symptoms after reported tampering with a well water supply. Lancaster County investigators will analyze the water as authorities pursue a possible malicious poisoning act.
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Bravo
Amon Geigley
Terre Hill
Lancaster County
Mayor and Pinkertons sue Jersey City mayor over remarks
The Pinkertons sue Mayor Clavaigui of Jersey City for libel or “tibet” after his remarks during the late coulbhunchers strike. Reports also note threats of duel prompted by ex Premier speech, and a new anti coercion group formation among Frishmied.
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Lord
Pinkertons
New York
Clavaigui
Jersey City
Tibet
Editor Assaulted in Timex Controversy Sparks Local Fury
Lravexwourm Kas July 27 Colonel Anthony editor of the Timex was assaulted on the street this afternoon by Councilman Bond who struck him with a cowhide. Anthony, a proponent of strict prohibition enforcement, blames the attack on enraged opponents. The incident follows a fiery public clash over policy and law enforcement.
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Kas
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Timex
W. H. Bond
Peculiar and Fatal Accident In Lawrenceville Area
A farmer Jesse Pinkatus of Winkstafftation died this morning from injuries after a wagon load of oats toppled yesterday. He fell onto a handle and a piece penetrated his bowels. The incident occurred while working near John Crawford, who was injured by a falling hatchet blade on a building site. Local reports note the accident in Lawrenceville region with troubling fatal outcomes.
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McConlay
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Rt. Thomas
Mountover
Br Lovins
Lawrenceville
Hisaya
Jesse Pinkatus
Winkstafftation
Lama
John Crawford
John Dian
Two Unknown Victims Reported in Frenzied Incident
Fragmentary text describes a fatal event involving several names and places, with unclear details. The readable data indicate a deadly incident resulting in deaths, with multiple proper nouns and locales appearing in garbled sequence.
Democratic Veterans Speak On Soldier Patriotism in Politics
A Des Moines Leader reprints a stance praising Democratic soldiers and denouncing Republican political use of their service. It argues Democrats organized for peace and unity, cites Missouri and Iowa enlistment figures, and defends soldiers against partisan appropriation.
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Aldo
Republican Party
Poli Mor
Ima
Thors
Missouri
Town
Lincoln
Towa
Des Moines
A. RB
Dee
Southern Industries and the End of the Bloody Shirt Vision
A Southern shift away from sectional conflicts is urged as the region focuses on economic growth. The piece cites industrial expansion, new mills, and cotton manufacturing as proof of progress and a move toward broader prosperity in the South.
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Baltimore
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Cote Ton Milla
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Mvil O & Enbtem
Cnet
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Political currents and veteran affairs in 19th century press
A collage of newspaper snippets discusses political strategy and party strength, noting Republicans must confront past factions to regain support. It mentions Blaine, pension office reforms, and veteran welfare, with commentary on editorials and union veterans’ employment under government programs.
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Richmond
My. Sullivan
St. Loouis
Blaine
Congress
Aca
Detroit Free Press
Republican Party
Comitey
St .Loula
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Shel Beety
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Binck Donolives
Aeni
Fragmentary Civil War Era Rant on Southern Revolution
A garbled excerpt derides idle tales by "hoom-makers" and notes a quiet revolution in the Southern States. It mentions the bloody shirt and Republican agitator, arguing progress cannot be retarded and hinting at broader postwar political shifts.
Campaign tatters and wary politicians after rebel flag unrest
The Chicago Herald notes powerful interests eager to revive the bloody shirt campaign to ride a new civil unrest, naming coal, lumber, railroads and monopolists as factions seeking to leverage rebellion for political gain. It cautions such groups overplaying the Incident as a path to power.
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Dorseys
Hikinaes
Claytons
Chuffons
Aine Ot
Jay Gould
Supreme Court
Chicago Herald
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