Fragmented 19th century congress notes and weather updates
A long OCR fragment covers a mix of congressional debate with names such as Morrill, Aldrich, Allison, and Taft, plus scattered items on a New York block fire, Caspar Kronk will, a Dutch pension debate, and weather bureau warnings of a cold wave. It blends political names, votes, and unrelated local incidents in a dense, disjointed snapshot.
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Fiprov
Elyydd
Suerte
Cma
Neon Desislan
Alpen
Mr. Merci
Mr. Cognit
Morrill
Lanslawas
Intel
Antvr
Mr. Morrill
Allan
Dyan
Aldrich
Ama
Vatu
Washington
Che Monee
Florida
Lee
TA Valle
Omiéha
Halberd AmTech
Walle Moviag
Agriculturista
Cuba's Anniversary Sparks Cuban Independence Rally
A rousing gathering in New York marks Cuba's anniversary with speakers defending liberty from Spanish rule. Notable figures urge unity, raise funds, and stress Cuba's right to self government amid ongoing tensions and international interest.
Liberian emigration agents seek Guthrie’s emigrants
In Guthrie Oklahoma on February 25 agents of the Liberian government are seeking to recruit local Black residents for emigration. Six men left Sunday night for Charleston to sail for Liberia with promises of thirty acres of land a yoke of oxen and three months of provisions. Most have given up livelihoods for passage and a chance at a new life.
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Aewahidianany
Bea Shire Ata AL Uemisir
Ale Manes
Thagila
Wei Jewnadez
de Teupity Costello
Senor Varna
Spain
Aduthhey
Coba
Cuba
Weyler
Menor Villaneda
Tavata
Palma
Jura
Guthrie, Ok
Charleston
Vic Plaqneminp
Willie Zenomedorud
Kneale
St. Theresa's Elureh
Camp
Erate
New Orleana
Lee Calvin
Cam Stevenson
Nance
Monroe
New Orleans
James Raymon
Ag Wilson
Artfur
Grive
Hestite
Ernest Erstew
Erstew
Jules Machoud
Gilson
Southern Pacific
Willie Jonialls
Blk
Will Murray
Fils
Abbeville
James Clinton
Chicago
Wic
Lins
Liying
C. C. Griffin
Jas. Sherwood
Redwine
Ruston
The Good Samaritan Parable in Nineteenth Century Pulpit
A long OCR fragment discusses the parable of the Good Samaritan, contrasting Jewish and Samaritan perspectives. It references Gallilee, Samaritans, priests, Levites, and Jesus, with commentary on moral duties to neighbors and the meaning of mercy. The piece weaves in biblical citations and translations, analyzing the act of aiding the wounded man and the Samaritan model of neighborliness.
Remedial Food From a Historic Remedy List
A fragment outlines dietary aids for health issues. Lettuce helps with insomnia while blackberries aid women’s health. Honey is praised as wholesome for healing and nourishment. Pine plant and lemons are cited for rheumatic relief and feverish symptoms. Also mentions billiousness low fevers and purifying the blood.
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Nicetaub
Binghampton
Dinghampin Home Furnishings
Cnty Yeaterday
Mabcock & Stilwell Hardware
Hirma
Loos
Insurance Milkanwu
Mass
Casper Kronk
Hollanday
Winslow Kromk
Painter
Prank
Arthur
Harry
Goneas
Fen
Howe
Ld Iin
Stein
Linton
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Seta
Seeasury
Nevus Toni Hite
Med
Westenlay
Bacon
Congress
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Messrs. Jones
Nevada
Pops
Harris
Vist
White
Walthall Dem
Messrs
Enringien
Manapu
Nicaragua
Vie Valveston
Lake Managia
Zelasa
Aftates Ape Menere
York
Babyiot
Stoica Audeomandones
Preuhan
House
Rap
Michigan
Liston
Secstarian Echola
Bui" Nye
London
Rome
Cairo
Great Britain
Bratee
Begotta
Ay Sardis
Aly
Virgil Marsisette
Virgil Wikies
Jvalouay
Notlen
Salvation Army
Pho
Wisler
Las Suce
Gtak Sas
Hs Satletin
Heath
Lillington
United States
von Bowth
Xanthine
Ory Eva
Nemuirin
Gifoort
New York
Paull
Mira
Meath
Panraenth
Steven
Bouth
Hime
Lish Dranehi
Dem
California
Cal
Chile
Brazil
Hawaii
Morgan
Alabama
Lodge
Peffer
Mil
Loelnek
Gresham
Cleveland
Robina
Massachysetta
Kagar
Cat Yry
Louisa Aldridge Blake
London Univers
Margh
Love Thy
Neighbor Luke
Pds
Vince van Taree
Hine
Sam Louie
Peter
Diesus
Jerusalem
Derigho
Cima
Gabon
Broderic Cetniiker
Samaria
Bufine
Samatitana
Arid Ariel
Tyre
Sadler m
Mwrey
Louisiana News Notes
al Haven
Mim
Roy
Haute
Cate
Omnia
Havre
Sienna
Charles Praise
Oho Tyas
Laagea
Deffersen
Lantis Hitres
Mise
Agnes Hine
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