Early Harrison County preemption settlements recorded
Fragmented notes list numerous 400 acre tracts and preemption claims in Harrison County along the Little Kannwhackyer, Salt Lick, and surrounding river forks. Names include John Lokam, Samuel Coon, George Cochran, Simon Cochran, James Gray, John Evans, Monty Barnee, Edward Jackson, Jesse Bulls, Edward Tannee, and many assignees with years circa 1772 1779. It notes residence, crop of corn, and improvements in prior decades.
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Ldk
Oreak
Jy Ich
Ning
Pigpman
John Lokam
Womdancey Baying
Huehun
Slegearlett
Boreas
Janis Chey
John Mil Jerr
Miler
Enviig
Aha
Sali Milser
Lis
Ilk
Anomias Parkesoo
Tighkot
Wiliam Hohssoh
John Agi
John Sroith
Residenca
Rais
Asdignen
Gharnis Burknom
Robert Murphy
Imondnogabala River
Simpson's
Samuel Mere
Tosephi Coon
Michael Asxx
Wast Fork
John ‘Tuckety
Dior
Phu Coon
Goal Nok
Tangs
Iphilip Goon
Anthony Coot
Gonrad Coon
Sponrmd
Philip
George Cochran
Tand
Salt Lick Creek
Ine Cho
John Grays
Salt Licke
Smith
King's Guck
Jiniex
Johheon
Rie Im
Ida
Bingen Tresk
Ynlude
Nis
Serle
Dans Williame
Thiol
Robert Thornton
Thotias Hertle
Soisrock
Aerinin Leta
Ohn Evans
Grass Creek
Hughes Criver
Camlles
Gross Creek
Simon Cochran
Dexekiah
Dayixson
Cheat
Levi Wells
Hyde
Weat
Joti Duvall
Tanda
Mark Harding
Willy m
Folning
Hepjemin Archer
Ansignes
Jamey Ghimbarfogg
Jonathon Borart
Aituate
West Fork
Ajout
Huttaleral
Henry McMarland
Hezekiah Hardesiey
Betars
Monty Barnee
Hughes River
Charles Fallingnast
Edward Tannee
Willams Dowther
Robert Lowther
Ork Minor
Heckor'a
Willem Lowtisz
Daniel McFarlanu
Abrashant Brans
Gooss Creek
Hushes River
Salt McWarland
Wald Creek
Meloda ‘Bis
Simon, Hendricks
Booth's Creek
Henry Tooker
Charles Whitegitt
Janda
Saldmiata
Jesse Bulls
Tygerts Valley
Gladysidek Lund
Tn Landy
Parsons
Dorman
Russian Woman Sentenced to Death for Espionage
In Reichland Bay, Mina Sinalde Bayer a Russian woman has been sentenced to death on espionage charges. Her sisters Elisabeth Bayer and Marid Polikow were released for lack of evidence. The trio moved to Reichan Pere ta Bay amid rumors of war between Russia and Austria.
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Vienna
Mina Sinalde Bayer
Reichen
Herpi
Alstera Wilsabeth Bayer
Marid Polikow
Reichan- Pere Ta Bay
Anto
Ruasly
Auatris
Rosanisal
Balcnanberg
Alsiere
Soldisra
Womenklar
Fallaieed Immeriatur
Eta
Bestenetadt
Snases Fey
centenarian Bea Stok shares longevity tips
Bea Stok, who recently celebrated her hundredth birthday in SBORANTUN, offers simple life hints. Her niece Amol notes she has lived a long life by smiling, avoiding harsh remarks, and enjoying daily routines.
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Lau
Jamor Ahnsin
Winton
Mie
Doean
Fentiar Mpalen
Samiia
Perfect Race is Far Off
Chicago editorials report a controversial plan involving sterilization of detectives and a broader racial policy backed by notable figures. The piece alleges a group seeks to sterilize 15,000,000 people from parenthood by 1960, a drastic measure tied to court actions and gendered implications.
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Chicago
Hd Eugeale Society
Dhs Bareman
Johnsie Rockefeller
Andraw Varnegle
Chisfi
Hersy Olson
Persis
Menin
Diplomat Nei York Case Detail From County Records
War correspondents report a diplomatic incident involving Corporal Nelson O'Shaughnessy in a conflict tied to the Ritz Carlton Hotel Company. A summons and complaint were filed with the county clerk, with Sheriff Moore and Deputy Leonard involved in the proceedings.
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Nei York
Ther County
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Inbixing
Welle
Ritz-Carlton Restauriat ‘and Hotel Company
Gallabea Dhintie
Interast
Sherif
W-Moore
Iinton Cours
Leonard
Horned Rabbits Reported Near Roscoe Texas
Ater found rabbits with horn like protrusions and a two inch wall of horns on their backs near Roscoe Texas. He killed several of these animals and moved the specimens to Roscoe post office awaiting examination by authorities.
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Dallas
Tex
Ater
Roscoe
Ihesa
Tiorna
Protria
Wito Rexcoe
Roscoe Poatoman
Horse Trade Ends in Deception Near Bilendale
Sept 1 reports from Del describe a horse trading incident where a trader promised to swap back if outwitted. A mare was allegedly misrepresented, leading to a dispute. John Pullen and Wills Brown testified Brown had been deceived and forced to return horns and endure a long ordeal.
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Bullendald
Del
Horaé
Delaware
Bilendale
Jen
Wills Brown
John Pullen
Brown
Tallesy Family Paradena and Local Spring Forecast
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tallesy family in Paradena near Gal Bayt with references to hor mer, Ostiboilifica, and a spring plan. Names like Zimmernees and Korn appear, plus a forecast about a possible late date for Patkne events this year.
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Paradena
Gal. Bayt.Wi
Korn
Faery
Chapte
Paskdene
Unclear fragment hints at a 125 year old figure and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person 125 years of age and references names such as Gikio Beara and Tor moiar. The text remains unreadable in parts, with scattered phrases about winning and a Watson Baron. The item lacks cohesive events or verifiable entities.
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Gime
Watson Baron
Horse Meat Shops Opened in London
Historic report notes horse meat shops have just opened in London with low prices and bounties. Mentions Glasgow and Stirling activity, indicates authorities restrict sales and display, while public sentiment and piracy concerns rise amid cautious consumer response.
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London
England
Gladgow
Breika
Telela
Stirling
Cuba Mays Plan National Militia Formation
Report details a Cuban plan for creating a national militia. It mentions recruitment criteria, medical exams, uniformed regiments, and training at barracks. Officials emphasize mobilization and popular support as the effort gains traction in major cities.
Washington Battleships Prepare For Panama Expedition
Battleships Misceuti Chin and Wiketina in tow head toward the Panama region under Admiral Locke. The force includes a formidable squadron from the naval academy and the expedition’s flagship. Officials forecast heavy firepower barring rocky obstructions at Pedro Miguel and Miradores as the fleet tests new routes before future actions.
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Washington
Misceuti
Chin
GOAT WARMED LOMIBOS AND THE MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
A fragmentary report describes an incident in a wood where a group of boys, including named locals, observed a weapon or device explode near dwellings. Witnesses recall a delayed blast harming structures and imply an arrest or confrontation followed by a fatal outcome. Local names appear inconsistently due to OCR errors.
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Wari
Jordan Elsky
Charles NI
Hured
Folin
Beyis
Eltort
Gelite Farm
Winal
Bains Péranns
Mélniys
oTba
Trina
Itudents
Bey Derpindewehs Sten Winding
le Pisan Aware d
Afockn
Winabeell
Uci
Wit Blancelor
USA
Momeus
Skonky
Overwork Fatal in Dunkire Case Prompted Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text describes a death linked to overwork or extended labor. Names, dates, and specifics are garbled, but references a mid 20s era event involving a colonel and possible medical or military practices. The piece hints at investigations or inquiries into dangerous working conditions and related fatalities.
Chinese festival day shifted to Labor Day celebration
An article from Sep 10 outlines a Chinese festival tradition linked to Arbor Way and a festival of colors now aligned with American Labor Day. It notes historic practices of fasting, paper effigies, and Willow garlands and discusses cultural exchanges shaping modern observance.
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Prring
Starling
Mortonyin Chow
Coon
Nousr
Cha Tepes
HS Lan
America
Chesilpyhio
Prinéa
Tim
Kyolhye
Talhaya
Kiallto
University of Nanking
Americas
Department of Agriculture and Forestry
China
Soeepu “Billie
Amd Y
College of Agriculture
Peking
Nanking
Eh Owatore
Crerrivan
Premier Borden 6 Not Recognized by Canadian Soldier
A cryptic wartime scene shows a Canadian soldier refusing to recognize Premier Borden amid trench encounters. A visitor insists on the name. tension rises as local figures discuss status and allegiance near the ABW front while wounded soldiers receive aid.
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Premier Borden
Maxien
Borden
Dog Attack at Home Sparks Court Clash
A courtroom brief describes a domestic disturbance where a dog is involved after a wife allegedly threw a ham at her husband amid a heated dispute. The account notes the reacting jury and the judge's handling of the case in Stockton.
Anarchist Leader Sharma Named for Bravery in Riots
Rome reports Sharma, described as an anarchist leader in Ancona riots during June, has been named for a silver moths award for bravery. The report notes her prominent role in the strike and ongoing front-line visibility.
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Rome
Soph Wil
Sharma
Ancona
Ila
German Farmers Fined for Bowing and Soil Violation
An item reports German farmers fined for bowing to authorities amid disputes over soil condition and crop rules. The short note references potato production, weighing over 120 pounds, and legal action tied to agricultural practices, with vague details on the case and defendants.
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Chan
1914 Gold Production Totals in Fifty Years Peak
1914 reports show gold, silver, copper and other minerals valued at $20,566,490 with placer dredges in Alaska and California contributing the bulk of output. California alone produced forty four percent of the total gold, while sixty dredges produced most placer gold. Nevada supplied significant gold and copper production, with Amador and Butte counties noted among top copper producers.
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Californie
Charing Gr Yale
United States
Cushvey
Ainsa aBoa
Alaska
Pjiears
Oreselme
Butte
Colintys
Lest
Aie
Fiat
Wola Om
Sacramento
Coitity
FoteLeos
Toni Meadora
Nevada
Hebrides
Accid
Amador
Fbuete
Celegenue
Ann
Shabth Sooantiy
Timlagoorad
Afirar
Ingar
Grany
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