Fragmentary 19th Century Property Notices and Court Proceedings
A jumbled OCR excerpt shows probate and real estate actions from a county court, listing names such as Margarette Pate and J. Freemay, references to lands in Forest Town and Poeeman dA OU, and a foreclosure or sales notice by Executors with dates in January. The legibly readable items mention the court house door, commissioners, and widow or heirs terms for sale or partition.
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Cial
Roceedo
J. Freemay
Jandew
Jenna Valnahe
Suze
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Har Swam Dee and Inke Unias
Disjointed text references Har Swam Dee and Inke Unias with mentions of agents and territory. No clear event date or verifiable details emerge.
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OY Chemical Inkeet Unias and
Te Kradestok
Tertha Aid
Quarantine Bill Consolidates National and Marine Service Role
A joint quarantine bill, combining Harris and Rayner measures, places national quarantine under the Marine Hospital Service of the Treasury. It authorizes enforcement of state rules, allows additional federal rules if needed, and calls for weekly sanitary reports from foreign ports. It also outlines consular inspections and vessel detention until infection is ruled absent.
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Wasathovonx
Isadore Rayner
Maryland
Harris
Rayner
The
Revenue Marine
Treasury Department
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
the Revenue Marine
United
Crisp in New York a seek for Cleveland meeting
Speaker Crisp arrived in New York and registered at the Hoffman house and sought a conference with President elect Cleveland about his reelection. Cleveland denied any planned meeting, while political chatter tied Crisp to Cleveland and an extra session.
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Crisp
City
Hoffman House
New York
Elect Cleveland
Lovelock
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Mills
Congress
Clevelod
Ellery Anderson
Pennoyer
United States
Umbrian Steamship Umbria Fails To Reach Port Amid Delays
Anxious in New York over the Cunard steamer Umbria now ten and a half days at sea from Queenstown. Reports indicate possible engine trouble and rough seas. Captain McKay leads the ship with 375 passengers and 530 aboard in the saloon. anxiety eased by Cunard agency yet no word since early afternoon.
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Umbria
New York
Vernon H Brown
Cunard
Umbra
McKay
Queenstown
Emen
Ribot Dodges Duel Over Andrieux Criticism in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Premier Ribot refusing a duel offer from Andrieux after Ribot’s public criticisms. Government considered arrest over treason charges but abstained. The piece notes Andrieux’s push to expose Panama Canal corruption, a book of letters, and rising socialist activity amid rumors surrounding Baron de Reipach’s death and cholera in Hampare.
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Kelnach
Paris
M. Andrieux
Ribot
Panama
Polic
M Ribot
M Andrieux
M. Ribot
Andrieux
M Andricoux
M. Rivet
Althugh
Figaro
Panama Canal Company
Herz and
Artou
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Guesde
Baron de Reipach
Brouardacl
Brouardael
Ministre Dautopsie
Brounardael
Harbor Hanged by Mob After Kentucky Court Session
A mob of more than 1000 dragged Harper from the court in Kentucky after the morning session on December 28. He was hanged at the fair grounds, made a final statement, and died at 11 57 PM without a shot being fired. Public relief followed as the crowd dispersed.
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Mr. Deacon
New York
Edward Parker Deacon
Emile Abeille
Cannes
France
Supreme Court
Florence Deacon
Coudert Bros
Abeille
Henry Cach
Deacon
St Moritz
Switzerland
Abville
Edmund
Payolie
Emmett Dalton
Correyvittr
Kas
Dalton
Enmet Dalton
Tral
James Brennan
Smallwood
Stevens County
Tlawsaw
Correyv
Lee
Kan
Bil Dalton
Dalton Boys
United States
Bill Lipsy
Lipy
Sour Gang
Dal Coo Pang
Starr
Serly Mubt
Wilson
Enna
Bowtie Green
Harper
Miss Anderson
Commonwealth
Jo M James
Fair Grounds
Tomke
Richard B Kimball
Knickerbocker
Chesapeake Bay
Samuel J. Randall
Latepo
Texas
Las Animas
Mexico
Briggs
Presbytery
Jobo L Sullivan
Windsor Theatre
Jimmy Wakeley
Dan Murphy
Corbett
Hot Springs
Ark
University of the South
W. Graham
Virginia
Wike Forest
University of North Carolina
St. John’s College
Johns Hopkins University
Richmond
Sturday
Richm Hanks
Luthern Inter Colegiate Athlone Association
Lyedhburg
Dent
J. Breecknridge
Ky University of Virginia
Woo S. Symington
John University
W. H Graham
University of the South, Sewanee
Tenn Ae Press
Many fires and disasters sweep the states in brief notices
A bulletin of telegraphic briefs reports numerous fires across states. Milwaukee suffers a major incendiary blaze at the street railway plant with vast losses and a $2500 reward offered. Other fires hit Osawatomie and Statesville with deaths, injuries, and costly damages underway.
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Milwaukee
Minwauger
Wis
South Side
Milwaukee Street Railroad Company
Street Railway
Inmnesse
Electric Motors
Electrc Motors
Wight Watchman
Worden
Lynn
Flres
Milwaukee Street Railway Company
Foley
Explosion of dynamite rocks East River tunnel area
A dynamite blast near the East River tunnel shaft at Jackson and Vernon avenues caused a massive explosion destroying a four story brick building, killing at least nine people and injuring many as windows shattered for blocks. Fire and collapse rendered fifty homes uninhabitable. workers escaped the debris from the rear blast site while police and fire crews battled the rubble.
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Istaxp
New East River
Jackson and
Vernon Avenurs
Jackson Avenue
Fifth Street
Byden Avenue
Henry Bren
New York and Long Island Tunnel Company
New York Central
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Vernon Avenue
Sofarase
Mary Grader
Rocer
Jory O'Brien
Sied
du Trer
Jackson
Vernon
Gray
Fourth Street
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Lentse
Mary A. More
Pullan
Reopal Psiaik
Haniter
Fowler
Jomssioner
Ta Jooneon
Tay
Lanuary
Margarette Pate
Joses Atey
Blerkeal Estate
Teg eXeonts
L. Harrts
the Wonnie
Eraser Wifg CO
Jon LaCross
Wasninetos
Net
Murphy
Dan
Cap
Plains
Bayard
Delsware
Dickinson
Carlisle
Treasury
Delaware
Lamont
Navy
Morrison
Interior
Blaine Sui
Washington
Blaine
Buaine
Martens Harrison
Kevan
Cleveland and Crisp
Via
Galveston
Colombia
Arper
Conky Islanp Athetic Club
Plimmer
McGrath
Kuxeston
John Boulter
Emma Shea
Wasninetox
Winnsboro National Bank
Winnsboro
San Francisco
Cala
New Ank
Bernard Nuity
Essex County Board of Health
Havana
United States Congress
Washincton
Ludlow
Enqilver Corps
Eleventh Light House
Atensos
J. J. Ingalis
Mass
Tosmht
Fort Sstern
Jacob Yoes
United Sines
Arkansas
Ell Da’ton
Boston
Onesime Mathieu
Priend Street
Eis
John Trich
Brransoaam Cone
Union
Milwauk
Osawatomie
Dee
Minwackex
Cara
Statesville
Asneville
N. C
Statsville
Carolina
Musin
Ind
Delaware County
New Court House
Carontere
Recreation Department
Christian Union
Raleigh
Aidress
Cunextere
Rarizh
Carstian Union
Wilcox
Bec
Mary ©. Daniels
Danis
Huband
Jay Company
Tae
James L. Robinson
Crate
Joe Foust
Daniels
Mary Swain Rovinson
Fracklip
Goon
Wixston
John D. Watkins
Londa
Frank Watkins
Cinestone
Fountain OF
W.el King & CO
Taluab
Judenertot
Wake County Superi
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Jas K
Taro Et
Lave A Perkinson
Idnally
Io Etra
Mary Perkinson
Brra Keasen
Noty County
Laura A. Wison
Rhodworth
Morgan Streets
Perkttson
Office of the Register
Wake County
William Makeem
Mary Sor
Tnt
Tor Wek- Co
ACUE
Stronach’s
Old Virginia
Secor
Buorrel & Kats
Eulu
Ely
California
Zely Perr Stucher
Cc. K
Florida
Stronach’s Bakery
Life Insurance Company of Newark
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Offlers
Ther Etpener
Lifs Insurance
Catre
Cnpefyl
John C., Drewry
North and
South Carolina
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Vtien
Lyles
Specia
Coutter
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