Thunder Mountain District Ore Notes and Freight Costs
The report describes rich free milling gold assays from Thunder Mountain in Kansas with some runs up to 2500. It notes long freight to smelter and outlines ore transport routes to Butte Montana. Mining camp figures include Kendal company officers and managers, with transport costs influencing market pricing and overall ore value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katale
Hanny
Coleyado
Iband
Kendal
Farrelly
Piynidem
Sereetury
Munkey
Trewmurer
Joe Nasi
Misiager
Butte
Monts
Hilorun
Baer
aiBioatt
Appenne
Ariel
Cecil
Manut
Untitled account recalls a perilous river crossing incident
A fragmented Burlington Jeffersonian item describes a scene near the river where a person named Atina faced a dangerous crossing. The narrative mentions strain, a failed effort, and the ensuing rescue, with others aiding and keeping the atmosphere tense.
Acquittal in Viet Scott Murder Trial
The jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case of Viet Scott, after extensive testimony about a murder committed on a September night in 1808. The jury found insufficient evidence to convict the accused, amid a theater of rumors and long court proceedings.
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Viet Scott
Feu
Yuan
Ube
Mérriaogan
Panney
Pest
Pettiee
Boylaly
Ieee
Yeith
Pred Hoff Found Dead After Disappearance
The body of Pred Hoff was discovered three weeks after his disappearance. Police noted signs suggesting suicide and searched the nearby area for confirmation, with investigators detailing how the body lay close to the original location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Hoff
Seateer
Chow
Indie Beer Sa Dee
Cade
Ruaele
An unclear naval enlistment tale from Manhattan press
A fragmented report traces men and events around a naval enlistment and promotion storyline. It mentions Manhattan, a library, a council meeting, and various names such as Leahy and Bohring, with scattered references to travel, romance, and public notices amid a chaotic OCR render.
Price Home Fire Prompts Local Meeting Notes
Disjointed OCR text details a blaze at the Price home and mentions community figures, a meeting timetable, plans for a cooperative store, and a local mercantile notice. Several names and places appear in garbled form, including references to Winfield gas, Price city, and a February notice in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Cat
Saorth
Meriaie
Waddette
Newark Bowlers Claim 1132 Points Score
Newark bowling squad reports an aggregate of 1132 points in a recent meet, highlighting strong team performance. Team members and club officials, including coach and captain, credited precise spares and strike sequences for the high total.
Remarkable bowling feat sparks record chase in New York
A chaotic OCR recounts a legendary bowling game where a team claimed a 1 165 pin total in a single match, amid disputed records and competing claims from Newark and Chicago. The piece names W. Thompson, Harry Montgomery, and Len Sam Hirarn as figures in the saga, with references to the American Bowling Congress and a world record chase to surpass 1 103 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Museeveres
Tocal
Homart Karpt
Coordtry
Americcan Rowling Congress
Montmor Ury
Newark
S.J. Oh
Gerard
Rons Humboldt
Sam Hirarn
Ameriley Howl Conetiors
Harry
Sta
Uh Hawlery i Reisenmetheri
Taut [Ihe Beit Antiigens Is Reserving Its | Dectevan Until Leiemsiertunet
Ars Wemutatien
Mnat
Gerts
Calumete
Cleveland
Sorex
Seles
Atria
Hck
Glen Thar
Prupey
Lenin Eye
Barrie
Remedy advertisement claim from Dr Miles on nervous weakness
A promotional notice extols Dr Miles remedies for grip weakness of heart and nerves. It cites warnings of fever weakness and poor circulation and urges reader to order the Dr Miles book from the Miles Medical Co for guidance and products.
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Guy
Miles
Pe. Miles Medical Coy
Memoir of a Disputed Jockey Club Ruling at Montgomery Park
The Memphis scene centers on a unsettled decision between the Fagtern Jorkey club and Seteuroat Handles Ap nee regarding Gold Heels. Gold Heels has been entered for a virisity stake, with local executives showing emotion and pending confirmations as Artedd fe Coms arrive from the Llinoll Carn.
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Montgomery Park
Memphis
Fagtern Jorkey Club
Jockey Club
Exammple
Wilke
Artedd Fe
Llinoll
George Howe
Uteo
Eight Round bout in Philadelphia with Corbett and McGovern
Young Corbett and McGovern agreed to an eight round match in Philadelphia costing $1,000 for expenses. Harris accepted the offer and Sloan claimed dominance after the Pennsylvania Boxing Club event, with bets and arrangements moving forward as journalists report from New York.
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Young Corbett
McGovern
Philadelphia
New York
Fett
Fir Y McGovern
Lenton
Ialowe
Lotstan
Jordan
Marrement
Harris
Youne Corbet
Sist
Govend Milve
Pennsylvania
Beautiful Girl for 850 and the Philippine Slave Trade Scandal
A report describes ongoing Moro slave trading in Mindanao despite American military presence. Victims, including men and children, are captured and sold at slave markets with traders ranging from Moros to Chinese and Spaniards. Local leadership allegedly aware but reluctant to act to protect re election.
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Hénoldia
Trady i Igralls
Mindanas Poylace
Philippines
Mami
Mindanao
Biagio
Joan Moreland
Dmvac
Hutmeneek
Ian Raie
Ebbing World News Items Amid Turmoil and Sports
The article blends fragmented overseas updates, religious notices, and a long sports section. It mentions jockeys and racing, church activities in Mindanao and Wisconsin, and university athletics developments with mixed, unclear details.
Prescription Promises for Women’s Health Sold in Newspapers
A fragmented ad style passage touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly ills, claiming it strengthens weak women, restores regularity, stops drains, and heals ulcers. It mentions happy mothers and built health, with viewer letters requesting more info and a medical adviser booklet.
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Pierce
Blood Poison Cured Free by Indiana Doctor
An Indiana physician claims a remarkable cure for blood poison that suddenly heals mucous patches throat ulcers and skin lesions. The ad touts many cured patients and offers a free trial package by mail to any sufferer, promising quick full recovery with no heat.
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Indiana
Clergy Impressment Sparks U S Military Intervention
An American sought to suppress impressment of natives by clergy at Santa Crux near Davao. Major Day halted the action, Major Dry was ordered not to intervene in church matters, and the incident led to changes as priests gained leeway, affecting local streets and business growth.
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fir-America
Sloane
Jockey Club
Aise
Mindanao
Prieste
Almurehes
Cntél
Suriewa
Davav
Santa Crux
Santa
Clint
Wood
Major Day
Davao
Sumner
Department Fae
Zambertnes
Major Dry
United States
Dowie in New York and the Zion march to Chicago
Dramatic call by John Alexander Dowie promising a vast Christian caravan moving from Chicago to New York then to Chicago again. He urges followers to sharpen resolve and gird loins for a supposed march, claiming a massive gathering to confront wickedness and rally 2 000 adherents. The text mixes prophecy with fiery rhetoric.
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John Alexander Dowle
Gotarrab
Michigan
Growth of Satina Postal Force Sating
Fifteen years ago this week the free delivery of mail was established in Satina. Since then the small staff has grown to over twenty five, including clerks and rural route carriers. Rising is the only one of the carriers now employed as a clerk.
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Satina
Kae
Cherker
Earriey Totes
Beloit Unity and Church News From Beloit and Nearby
The Beloit Community discusses a new pastor for the Presbyterian Church in Esloit and Rev Z A Shani’s resignation. Reports note a planned pastorate move to Joplin Missouri and a gathering of scholars and church figures for upcoming meetings in Beloit area.
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Beluit
Reiult
Beiutt
Sien
Universal Evaret iv
Z. A. Shani
Presbyterianehareh
Esloit
Nat Oni
Beloit
Joplin
Port Ventral Kaneus
Helstt
Harkas
Smith @ McCerdl
Borea
Gunten
Amnloit
Lene
Pater Kresch
Eis Lacy
M. Hamilton
Topeka
Te Deen
Quiet in Waterbury Amid Rain and Unrest
Heavy rain subdued crowds and aided authorities in Waterbury as they prepared for potential disorder. Brigadier General Frost Captain Berhur and Police Chief Egan coordinated measures to maintain order as nightfall approached. Patrons largely avoided crowded streetcars despite limited service and scattered rumors of unrest were debunked. Nearby racing at New Orleans saw Sheriff Bell and favorites prevail as winnings rose.
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Waterbury
Con
Ber
Elton Ie
Rhle
Frost
Berhur
Egan
Waterville
New Orleans
Ney
Orleans
Feb
Kiloeram
Sheriff Bell
Prentice Fee
Cool
Army veteran Louie Prahamwisi retires after thirty years
Fort Riles Kas honors master sergeant Louie Prahamwisi who retired last week after thirty years of service. He is praised for a splendid soldier’s record and dedication to duty.
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Fort Riles
Kas
Louie Prahamwisi
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