Ragtials racht Gctayia and river accident report
June 4 report from New York discusses the steamship collision with an unknown vessel, damage to the stern and cargo discharge for repairs, and a widow’s social scandal involving Jubia O Don cous and Mrs Lette. Also mentions Pope at Salsarhunitn, Lady Franklin, and legal motions in Tweed-related cases.
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Culan
Row
York
Uniawtal
Cula
Slams Accidant
Poster
Aml
Donohue
Wendt
O'Donohue
Oscar 5
Thayer
Las Bean
Owin
Lidiow-atreat
la Dufault
Vail
Rome
County Commission Inquiry Rumors Eclipse June Grand Jury
Rumors claim a June Grand Jury will indict several County Commissioners on bribery and corruption charges. A contractor, Herbart Ware, allegedly received extra pay for supplies and had ties to a Las Vegas associate. The board faces scrutiny as officials consider legal steps. Commencement day at Northwestern University nears with ceremonies for about 100 graduates across departments.
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JW County Commissionehs
Grogkie Iil
Grand Jury
Herblat By
Ware
Nolo
Lotus
Bili Parther
Las
Goonon Council
Boards of Police Ommieglohers
Denali
Dlokayise
Settnion
Evanston
Northwestern University
Des Moines Stranger Sheds Light On Violent Outrage Case
June 44 in Des Moines Iowa reports the sensational murder inquiry into Histolineai. A large vigilante crowd gathered, police prepared to escort suspect Powers. Brown and accomplices reportedly fled. A suspect named Sravin was to be jailed as officers pursued further leads.
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Daige Lynde
Foros Sravin
Lurglay
Belt Sianee the tenes Avegos Lying Might
SOLAS Ga June 4 Lorte enlvea. in Troy regent at one of vie ee ever known In thay id over B portion of that fans Saturday might Inwt for a dis tance of five may fe length wad two mills in breadts The crops are datire ruined Oue farmer will not make pe sloca on tie plantation whure we has made from one thouwand fy wa Se teal Ain Cotton 1s ter ms cape an ere ream ue Tear botines pee show wth we teelr in main lured
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Solas
Troy
Cape
Discharged Intereats on the Atwte Deve KomconD Va
A police court session in Virginia discharged a man identified as John I may have lied about Hood-Mooding haryall. The court noted the case involved a 9 pound martlog y and related charges, with a decision delivered today by the bench.
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Komcond
Jin
John I
Haryall
FEO
Union Betray Wwub Place Reported Yesterday
Fragmentary dispatch notes a betrayal event at a Union site with limited readable details. Only vague selections mention actions and a possible location, with several words garbled beyond recognition.
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N. Vos
Wwub
von Alors
Jetties Under Way At Lower Mississippi River Mouth
Capt. John L. Botloger and Lt. Bade lead a group to the river mouth where wharves and two long buildings rise for workers. Pile driving begins to create a water-tight wall from jetty piers, with 1000 plus feet of piling and thick piers ready. The project aims to form rapid progress, with a river current of about 3.5 miles per hour and jetties stretching east rest by October.
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Qap
Bain
Sy. Louis
John L. Botloger
Rvara
Monnay
Kindshaw
Consolidation of Kansas Pacific and Union Pacific Rumors
Kansas City reports the possible consolidation of the Kansas Pacific and Union Pacific. Waite, Pargo & Gules Exprove plan to move out. the new company would run freight and Pullman cars from St Louis to Ogden via the St Louis Kansas City and Northern railway. Officers including Mr Dillon and Mr Carr discuss the plan with five directors.
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U. P
Kansas City
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Waite, Pargo & Gules
Dillon
Carr
Kansas Paolo
St Louis
Ogden
St. Louis
Oitlas
York City
What the Wirds Whisper in a Troubled Era
Fragmented OCR notes describe a rash of incidents and political whispers. Robbers in Memphis, a U S treasurership shakeup, a deadly train or car mishap, a schoolhouse incident, and a presidential college matter are sketched alongside damaged lines about insurers, ships, and Moorfolk Blues. The garbled text mentions various places such as Memphis Columbus Erie Atlanta Annapolis and Maryland, with terse references to officials and dates.
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Memphis Express
P. Tanks
Memphis
John P. New Teanes
U. S. Treasurer
Jamal
Oliin
Columbus Agenus
Sandavky
Chaleeui
Smith
Wife
Erie
Pennsylvania
Jos. Fuses
Col
Atlanta
Rial
Eto Leap
Eka
Tao Morfolk
Rygan
Fred
Fragmented 19th Century Police Ledger Excerpt
A distorted OCR fragment mentions officials like the attorney general and a district notary, references to internal revenue gauon J. D. Cargenhouse, and a count of counterfeit notes at a national bank. It lists names, roles, and dates unclear, with several garbled phrases about legal and bank matters.
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Internal Revenue
Northern Book Event and Yacht Race Summary
The Northwestern Boks Etzen Fest proceeds with a city-wide contest and a steam yacht race around Long Island set for June 24. A watercraft event features a lookouts route and substantial purse. meanwhile baseball results from Louisville and neighboring teams are reported with scores and standings.
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Wella al Fen
Watertown
Blue
Wea
Draper
Louisvile
Mutuals
Americans Visit Curragh and Rifle Team Scores
Vrom the Old World reports the American Rifle Team visited the Curragh with a salute in their honor. Scorers for the International Rifle Match were selected and approved by officials. Also noted are political shifts, floods in Toulouse, and a French bill on religious moderation.
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Dvatre
Be Srab
Toninwe Londow
Sayatt
Gladstone
Liverpool
Paris
Garonne
Toulouse
Hospitale
Buvestim
Chamber of Representatives
Anya
Barium
Catholica
Beautiful Leaven and the Prosperous Towns of Indiana
A fragmentary 1875 letter extols New Castle and surrounding area, praising its rail links and growth. It notes prominent residents like Powell, Kilinkt, Bundy, and White Bros, mentions local papers the Courier and Mercury, and contrasts Republican sentiment with a populist edge. The prose laments lack of public buildings while praising climate and beauty, and ends with a French anecdote about a widow and a joke on advertisement value.
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Leven
Inn
Henry
Cincinnath Kletmund
Ehliney
Olnolpoat
Fort Wayne
Glacingali
Octne
Minuy
Umber
Simon
Powell
Internal Revenue
Ena
Bere
Jonn 'T. Kilinkt
Suter
Bundy
Daspeshitor
National Banke
Bince
Lomeshorn
Morris N
Vrank T. Walte
White Bros. & Co
Hoover
Hoover, Suipley & Co
Dio-cinpati
Houry
Ibis
Ayua
Nur Bere
Court House
Alore Roume
New Castle
Cleelnund
Curious Bird Trap Found by Abraham Mayer in City
Abraham Mayer of Bartholomew Place reported a strange trap yesterday. A pillar four boards high enclosed dead and live birds, with 400 birds found in a hollow pillar after opening it. Live birds escaped. 100 undisturbed corpses showed long decay and varied ages. A local inquiry examines the mechanism and origin of the trap near Rue Dineal Central L Lafayette.
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Abraham Mayer
Old Bartholomew Place
Saat
Waleh
Fiat
Sabine
Dineal
L— Lafayette
Iud
Fragmentary OCR note on unfamiliar events and terms
Readable portions show scattered phrases about people and places but lack coherent facts. Names and events are incomplete or garbled, making it difficult to identify a clear subject, date, or location for a concise record.
Local News: Arrests and Parades Stir City Streets
Maxey Roenine faces charge amid protracted court hearing on Worthington law bills. Aroola Copeland and Wade arrested for larceny as arraignments proceed with bonds set at $100, and organ plans surface for a grand concert in Europe. A Milkman Parade forms with 200 wagons marching through city streets to Turner Hall led by Mayor Johnston and officials.
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Maxey Roenine
Ted Pee Eare
Costa
Aroula Copeland
Aspoond
Murry
Ueutral Avenue
Wade
McLean Avenue
Melaan
Harrison Avenue
Freeman
Prewman Wo Court
Court
Central Avenue
Fourth
Race
Hace
Louis
Ubeinnatl
Dayton to Broadway Run and Local Notices From Around
Dayton KY morning run by Leswie Pearl from the city to Broad Way at 6 10 AM. Local items report a wind dog killed Tuesday and advise owners to act, Sharon reports smallpox concerns, and Rockport notes popular daily weekly papers. Details cover schools, church construction, road upgrades, criminal trials, and community notices in multiple towns.
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Dayton
Eamur Leswie Pearl
BroadWay
Mixeuone
Cmnino
Rockfomt
Ind
Rockport
Mim
Roots
K. Jon
Hansen
New York City
Rockporva
Diama Buck
Asani
Pore
Ghayba
Yi Hee
Colburn Fy
Morning Star
Mine Honan
Lexington
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Jie
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Hie
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Darren
Tuna
Sherica
Reeves
Thomson
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J & Gian
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Castle of Kin
Tyd
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Arthur
TRB National Carizail
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Florrepont
Plorrepont
For
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Apostolic
Nebraska
Pierre Aberherd
Grover
Old Atand
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Cabochard
Jay Gooke
Asia
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Europe
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Cineluwais
Marion Ragary
Louleuilin
Familly
Div
Joseph Ge ‘Oltoth
Kentucky
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Tynu
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Court of Claims
Huth
Prigon
Gilia Boyia
Poe
Falmouth
M. K
Stania
Elired Janes
Wile
Severnd
Cuildiun
Joseph Foltman
Mopkiven
Viren
Oller
Z. V. Howell & Son
Haecell
Muuroe
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Tuensay
Lownellia
Kha Wey
Butler
Warren
Amd
Aria
B. Berey
Strood
Lerimedinig
Milas
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