Night Dress Escapes Amid Flooded Chippewa Valley
Families flee homes as waters rise across the Chippewa valley. Women and children suffer cold feet while miles of land flood. many rely on rail lines and ferries for escape. Downgraded but persistent destruction hits farms, bridges, and outbuildings as communities brace for weeks of recovery and risk.
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Dee
Chippewa
Bunlay
Fane Fatles
Aufely
Letieg
Durand
Ience
Chievewa
Eau Clive
Hogled
Jou de Iniark
Advievn
Darandre
Wil
Milwudikwe
Eliuph
Ork
West Newman
Iwipir Stariow
Stevens
Talecl
Sam
Unclear text fragment about McKinley escort and encampment
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning McKinley escort and encampment with scattered names and locations. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize into a complete item.
Zola a Neuropath. A look at Emile Zola and fame
A fragmented, historic review discusses Emile Zola and his literary standing. It references his works, public perception, and the reception of his ideas, noting controversy around ancestry and intellectual influence. The piece hints at biographical angles and a perceived shift in Zola’s reading habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téceng Seumnutinn
Emile Rola
Toulotes
Judermeny
Pathee
Cher
Inelfetisal Wyrriptowmss
Zolt Wan
Baat Ap
Alfred de
Zola
Jeey
M Zijla
Wedding of Maurice and Mina in Britannic Opera Circle
A fragmentary notice describes a wedding in a society circle with Maurice and Mina, mentioning stage careers, the opera Carmen, and a husband’s death. It references Marguerite and a procession toward America, with notes on age, status, and future performances.
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York
Dad
Sutirdas
Trilbey
Marguerite Stein
America
Tir
Maurice
Che
Luis Nas
Cniancenent
Tian Pewninedt
Odd Ball Senate Plot Claimed by Cuban Exile Winger
A fragmented 1920s style report alleges a political maneuver involving a Cuban exile winger and his husband, suggesting ties to a plot with a Senate seat. The document references terms like Gat and Spactihe pee tier, mentions canvassing, and hints at a financial outcome around 81,000.
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Cae Mir
Christian Niteson
Lisi
Europe
Gurehumet
Cate
Dan
Casto
Carden
Mali
Black Crook Disbands After Kansas City Run
The Black Crook company, which had been performing in Kansas City, disbands for the third time. Most chorus girls are said to be disappointed, with no pay for a week. The troupe had traveled from Molter, Mexton, and faced transport issues, but received no compensation.
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Black Crook
Kansas City
Anank City
Tompiein
Wile
Hue
Svries Senterdiy
Chicago
Molter
Mexton
History of U S Loans Washington Decl Jan J
Annual report outlines the history of United States loans from 1790 to present, detailing paper debts and obligations with scattered references to government finances, treasury registers, and the 1895 total of about five million dollars amid political turmoil. Also notes several crime and accident blurbs and local notices interwoven in the page.
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Washington
Titman
Tregmary
Tnitet
Outlandish Court Ruling Clears Hubbard Case Holder
A garbled court filing mentions Judge Hazan, a receiver, and attorneys Chariene Shekh and J. G. Slonenbery. It describes proceedings at Hubbard's, with references to a receiver and attempts to cover up financial matters. The text includes disrupted phrases about warrants and administration of affairs, ending with a note of upcoming actions and hearings.
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Hazan
Hubbard
Efaken
Chariene Shekh
Anortius
Isa Tereper
Judme Miron
Cleietio
Shrw
Atworpesé
J. G. Slonenberry
Bedeumora
Bey Liisi
Duke Receives 15 Million Through Marlborough and Vanderbilt Ties
The article outlines a complex 19th or early 20th century financial arrangement linking Duke, the Vanderbilt family, and Marlborough in a sizable estate settlement. It notes investments benefiting railroads and land, with transfers and reversion terms tied to grandchildren and the Belmonts, amid a distraint of titles and fortunes.
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Vanderbilt
Marlborough
Reed
Blenheim
Cather
William
Vangerbill
Sinn
Otter Vanderbilt
Alto
Syrevert
Vanderbllt
Belmonts
Ductires
Stotere Harding Millward
Wine at auction in Dec 1 sale valued oddly at $3 a spoonful
Fragmented notice from Malthnore describes a wine auction of a vintage lot tied to a Desmeragy party sale. It notes values around 20 e Yimepeontal Duneles and mentions individuals including Cleveland, Thoows, Philip Evan, and John Wetherer in a lengthy chain of buyers and heirs.
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Cleveland
Thomas
Badelrax Arid Ras
Baltimore
Eepasad
Desmeragy Party
Phitlip Evan Thoows
Dartanure Oas Faitmards
Thoriwit
John Wetherer
Murtane
Dugas HT
Mra. Wathered
Abandonment dispute over Harrison tomb cemetery sale
Fragmentary OCR reveals a dispute involving Henry Harrison's tomb cemetery property. The text references the heir family and residents opposing sale to the town, with funds allegedly aiding another resting place. The passage hints at legal action to prevent abandonment and preserve the cemetery status.
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Helen Brome
Hattison
Jota
Chun Ps
New York Senate Investigation Into Letters Exile Law
The New York Senate committee of Investigation, with five state senators and chair Raines, opens inquiry into the workings of the exile law. Police Commissioner Rogan Veli, who last week issued a controversial review, criticizes the reform and the men who framed the act. He argues enforcement would be impossible under the current framework.
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Raines
Senmitiee Bf
Conaisia
Henritie
Police Commissianen Rogar Veli
Mrs Burnett Returns to New York After Two Years Away
New York reports that Mrs. Burnett arrived in the city with her husband, then traveled to Washington in the afternoon. She had been away two years and spoke of plans including dramatizing A Lady of Quality for Daniel Prohian and working on a new American book with a noted aim toward a children’s work similar to Little Lord Fauntleroy.
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New York
France
Burnett
Mre Burkett
Lord Fauntleroy
Fragmentary 19th Century Ad Snippet From Minnesota
A broken OCR ad fragment from Minnesota mentions Frimer Holts Miged 14 and Poplar, with references to Thanksgiving shelter work, timber, and wood loads. It alludes to a night march or march-like movement and a dawn event near Halliday, with scattered personal names and places, but the text is highly garbled and partial.
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Frimer Holts
Usd
Tiey
Pulte
Onder Lareyhister
Halliday
Cleveland's Ti 8 Troutbrook Endorced by Government Expense
Fragmented report notes Cleveland's Troutbrook matter and government expenditure, with stray references to treaties, presidents, and a court case in Washington, December 1, plus an unrelated ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve and a local laundry. The piece mixes political items with misc advertisements and faded OCR text.
Sentinel Kills Sick Soldier Over Window Visit
A Spanish sentinel fatally shoots a sick soldier at a Havana hospital after a dispute over looking out the window. The shooting stems from political tensions and the prisoner’s alleged offense, with authorities naming the sentinel and outlining the incident during wartime patrols.
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Evans
Havana
Tinaruch
Persie
Silver's Status and the Great Issue in Peace Time
New York political analysis argues silver remains the defining issue of the era in peacetime. The North American Review commentary notes progress in the silver cause, praising the Democrats and the 1890s electoral shifts while contrasting party stances on bimetallism and the gold standard.
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New York
Dem
Worker of the North American Review
Toley
Breanhee
Wien
Chiesa
Aiker
Cate
Diryne
Euch
Wal
Vince Auiny
Reyan Saya
Ety
Blake
Harrison Wer
Boy
Pleby
Green
GA Encampment to Be Held in Bilto Beginning August 23
The preliminary council of the GA Hh met after noon with Commanderin Chief Chet Clarkin presiding. The committee decided to raise the encampment in Taunton on the lstek of August. A reception and banquet were planned for General Clarkien and the national council members, with the event at EIUSquare club last evening.
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Bitialo
Chet TS
Clarkin
Auroal St Durie
Tlrgeim
Major Mckinsey
Clurkees
Canta
Clurkien
Eiu Square
Waite Reaction? Governor Wate and Romer Debate
The article reports Governor Wate of Coldrads opposing Romer Hace and notes comments by Mike Wer on the administrative meeting. It mentions votes, ministerial actions, and upcoming sessions with tense political frictions. The piece emphasizes the confrontation over policy and leadership within the state government.
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Wate
Coldrads
Romer
Seong Roasion
Feeialatitres
Evan
Wits
Amateur lecture tour prompts local interest
Fragmented OCR text outlines a speaking engagement by Bryan or a related figure, mentioning dates and locations such as Asbury Tampa and Hartman but with many garbled phrases. It references a lecture tour and correspondence, including inquiries and replies, with unclear names and places, leaving the core event tentative.
Typhoid illness triggers travel itinerary notice
A fragmented notice reports Pinnint Hoventhel contracting typhoid and an ensuing travel plan by railway lines including Burlington Route and Union Pacific style destinations. It mentions doctors directives, discharge details, and instructions to seek tickets from agents, with regional references to Chicago St Louis Burlington route and related depots.
Supreme Court denies Nebraska elevator case against railroad
Justice Gray writes for the Supreme Court denying the state of Nebraska the right to force the Missouri Pacific Railway to grant permission for a private elevator on Elmwood land. The ruling frames the dispute as an effort to seize private property without due process and violates the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Washinetos
Adpreme Court
Gray
Nebraska
Mieputir Paclic Railroad Companys
Aginar
Lnand of Transportation
Allance
Elmswood
Neb
al Sens
Hield
Storm disrupts western rail routes amid heavy snow
Reports describe a major storm along the western rail corridor causing delays on the Union Pacific Overland Limited and related lines. Rail officials claim improved handling of heavy freight as crews work through the snowbound terrain, with weather easing and the weather improving.
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Ominba
Branka
Bodby
Tana
Union Pacific
May Flex Railroad Rates Case Deals Setback
In a decision today Judge McKellan, of the United States Court, sustained the California Railroad Commission’s authority to regulate freight and passenger rates and denied a challenge by the Southern Pacific Company. The ruling clarifies the commission’s power to enforce rate denials and maintain orderly railroad commerce.
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U.S
Power of California Railroad Commission
Frantisca
Jaces
Kenna
United States
Éourt
Southern Pacific Company
California Railroad Commission
Judee McKellan
Nat Goodwin's Divorce Case Recited in Sun Report
The Sun notes Nat Goodwin of New York seeks divorce from Delilah after she avoided service and fled to Portland with her attorney. He alleges desertion and requests alimony and support as court action proceeds in Oregon.
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Sun
Dec
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
New York
Cyode Hs
Porlun
Qin
Rhea Company Disbands After Dallas Texas Turmoil
The Rhea Company dissolves amid internal quarrels and miscommunication at Dallas Texas. CEO leader Alma star Thea is cited among concerns as dates are canceled across Texas due to distant issues and regional turmoil.
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Quarrei
Faria Cro
Vicyivent
Marr
Caled
AM Texak
Death and weather mix in old New York dispatch
Fragmented report details a New York man’s death by self harm and a chaotic weather note from Washington about Greek wheat losses. It references a doctor, a boy’s health claim, and promotional medical elixirs, all embedded in a garbled OCR page from a distant Western city.
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