Death of Jay Gould Ends a Tumultuous Wall Street Era
News of Jay Gould’s peaceful death at his home follows weeks of illness. Family members present at the bed include Mrs Gould and Miss Helen Gould while Dr John B R Paxton notes a tranquil end. Crowds gathered on Fifth Avenue as details emerged, with experts predicting limited market impact and reflections on Gould’s rise from a barefooted boy to a Wall Street magnate.
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Munn
Janeway
Guild
Myx Goo
Gould
Edwin Gould
Molen Gowld
Howard Gould
Harold Goaly
Annie Goal
Paxton
Wesaite
Hes
Helen Gowld
Ayr
John
Keury
W Numaher
Goull
Manhattan
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Goult
Wallstreet
Pho
Sito
Ufteetine
Ratirous
Likawa
London
Paris
Vienaan Wall
Mat
New York City
Agus
Alwaya Dementio
Metropolitan Opera
Taran Lindwe
Delaware County
Tarrytown
Bie
Ail
Huthe
Lilo
Otter
Asher Teal
Wam Wlive
Mr Could
Soliglova
Palwant Barandi
Max Eoopmis
Chris
Viiy
Pales
Tisher
Sandusky Street
Rebecca Fisher
Ko Gen
Margie Ravenstiny
Akron
Lerawiul
Gowri
Uneyriss
Rillnoud Company
Tienndataeller
Hersolf
Mawahale
Minnven
AAAS
John Allyn
Weping Gars
Jess Cheeks
Newark
Liga Katine Lamonn
Chagas Palle
Av Voloto
Mik Kirlelay
Danght
World’s Fair Sunday Opening Letter Sparks Debate
A Baltimore official mails a letter from Cardinal Gibbons urging careful consideration of a proposed Sunday world’s fair opening. The missive argues faith leaders seek to balance religious sentiment with public access, noting opposition to a Sunday opening could threaten moral values and economic interests tied to the event.
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Cordinal Gibbous
Arcoenia
Cimengo
Cimene
Dr.thompson
Man Confesses to Murders Over 45 Years
A man named Lutudeninger confessed at police headquarters on Friday morning claiming conscience led him to murder numerous people over 45 years. He named Nora O Neil in Virginia, Barbara Kitleroase in Pennsylvania, Murray in Ohio, and John Landenlager in Texas as victims, with others possibly tied to events in New York City. Police investigate, noting his rational behavior and possible substantial evidence.
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Honey Landenteger
Barbara Kitleroase
Mieretown
Murray
New Moorefield
John Landenlager
Tates
Ist Mins
Tox
Lutudeninger
Lie
Polies
Wieran
Wincor
Henner
Alligu
Vera
Mike Dapples
E Cripper
Asmrolele
Isuranias
Wersei
Wwe
Lorine
Ouliidil
Ben
Miles
Uta
Hocont
Stipe
Ian
Jane
Milly
Dora Winigh
TC Wan
Chrisle
Duliday
Frank
Mold
Billyi
Pan
Lan
Cnn
Chuck
Billy
Lemuel
Peng
Miatealia
Isisanely
Walle
Lemuel Pinkenbinder
Kim
Selvin
Navy
Holds
Mae Hildertmnd
San Vraneiaan
Auvieniiteal Cailogue
Amd
Mirrlica
Aerolaannt
Thi
Amber
Tineodinge Pruriumes Devlawnt Uy
Ick
Tre
Troi
Levin
Anne
eLhsti
Itonplor
Tivive & Povih
Gap Alive
Wits
Howeden
York
Indiana road congress expected in city next week
Great interest across Indiana for the upcoming road congress to be held in this city with delegates from Klkhart Evansville Vanderburg and other counties. Southern Indiana shows strong backing for road improvements as farmers and trustees attend mass meetings to select delegates and discuss plans. Six to seven hundred delegates anticipated.
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Indiana
Klkhart
Evansville
Vanderburg County
Farmers’ Institutes
Secretary of War advocates revived lieutenant general rank
A nineteenth century Defence memo argues the secretary of war should restore the lieutenant general as a permanent grade, boosting seniority and authority. It notes immediate legislation would promote a senior general to head the army, citing wartime achievements and deserving recognition. The document lists military appropriations and salaries, and calls for 25,000 more for naval and army posts, praising the department heads and thanking commanders for their support.
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Waaniwairoy
Dis
Annanl
Utiny Rani
Ailthough
Grens
Sulartes-ayil
Ayence
Balarlt
Ehntlingets
Miltary Academy
Hampton Roads
Pune
Anu Selivel
Bort Monroe
Ktena
Reward for Greek translation fraud claim at local church
A Milford man announces a $110 prize for translating a Greek text in a local church dispute over a translation he calls fraudulent. He directs competitors to address Reverend Gendale at box 36 in the city for the task and prize details.
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Wibille
Wrandelius Gixerssort
Eins
Milford
Lanesone Laney
de. Atkins
Gens
Fragmented Mosaic Scatterings From a Distant Page
A garbled textured page blends odd phrases, names, dates, and places. It weaves snippets about ancient kings, a New England area, Paris London telephonists, patent debates, and Revolutionary War references, with stray dialogue and non sequiturs forming a mosaic of unreadable OCR fragments.
Immigrants to Face Year-Long Ban as Sanitation Report Prompts Action
Surgeon General Wyman urges at least a one year suspension of immigration from Europe ahead of the World Exposition amid fears of cholera. Treasury backs a national quarantine plan to enforce safety. Other items note a civil suit for damages, tremor theories, and coal valley output plans.
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Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Trip
Indorse
The Horse Billy and the Wary Train of Clowns
A long rural scene unfolds with Milly driving Billy the horse through a tense ride. Tension rises as Lemuel and others push the animal toward obedience while a crowded, comic cast exchanges quips and warnings amid a chaotic but tender farmyard moment.
Unclear historical science report fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes topics from anatomy and physiology to naval science and Antarctic prospects, with scattered names, numbers, and locations. The legible items include references to a skull, large weights, medical procedures, and multiple unnamed researchers, but concrete events or outcomes are not discernible.
Wealthy New York Youth Travels to England Then Falls Foul of Police
A young man from Manhattan with affluent roots travels from New York to Liverpool aboard a liner to explore England. After arriving he rents private lodgings, adopts a frugal routine, and soon becomes entangled in a crime inquiry as local police trace his address. He is taken into custody after a short pursuit, with officials noting the speedy transfer to a police station for questioning.
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Flo
Penney
Wateon
Poyetteville
N. C
New York
Manhattan Island
England
Deleet
Liverpool
Edifes
Foley
Boolwd
Irene
Eulgeattat
New World
Washingtiou
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