Lincoln Story of a Dishonest Teller and a Courtroom Scene
A garbled account recounts President Lincoln in a court setting with figures named Lindel and Lindens to expose alleged deceit. The fragment mentions a judge, a teller, and a scene in the Sabiner chamber, with debate over impeaching or questioning a candidate and an aide named Linsdin.
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Jin- Hi
Issa
Yin
Columbia
Tincoln
Eruberan
Ly Linners
Biss
Rusy
Lindel Petortey
Ford
James Quierta
Tenierean Jaatica
Congress
Wola
Tinewin x
Otersy
Mieur
Patience
Pentis
Phara
Linculo Wui
Rome
Vurner
Sabiner
Romnell
Bia
Visitar
Carterer
Legrhter
Lusinews
Kipling's Journey Home from London to Bet tngdean Cliffs
The London arrival of Rudyard Kipling drew a quiet crowd at Victoria Station as he traveled swiftly to Bet tngdean. Kipling and his family, including a two year old, moved discreetly with nurses and passengers restricted to the platform, while observers noted Kipling's strong will and sturdy appearance.
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London News
Kipling
London
Bettngdean
Vietsria
Judyard Kipling
Pashencers
Kiplings
Porter
Grice
Rudyard
Knileman
Kipine
America
No 10 OClock Lunch Causes Hunger Comfort Claim
A period essay notes that Grape-Nuts breakfast foods leave no hunger at noon. It claims the product nourishes and sustains the body longer than ordinary foods. The ad text directs readers to buy Grape-Nuts at grocers and the Possum Co in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Mage the Possum Co
Tattle Creek
Mich
Kipling in a Moving Carriage Reminder of Gentlemen’s Etiquette
The scene on a platform shows Mr Kipling and Mrs Kipling aboard a carriage with their son and a nearby man. The boy leans on his father while a girl sits with her mother, the gentleman moves away due to discomfort, and the man reads a penny weekly and smokes while rain clears.
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Bonis
Populist Chance Grows in First District Race
Republican quarrel tightens in the First district as Populists quietly mobilize to claim the contest. W. H. Thompson, clerk in the eastern division of the court of appeals, Northern department, may seek the Populist nomination. I. M. Senter, former railroad commissioners secretary, also courted as a candidate after turning down a bid two years ago.
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W. BH. Thompson
Court of Appeals
Northern
Thompson
Senven
Topeka
1. M. Seater
Senter
Cleveland Streets Riven by Boycott Riots and Militia Actions
In Cleveland on July 31 a flare of unrest amid a boycott movement is quelled by militia. Streets are pelted with stones in suburbs and a mob on Picet Street is dispersed. Troops from other cities may be relieved as danger subsides and life essentials become scarce in outer districts.
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Cleveland
Pollah
Picet Street
Axime
Plague Outbreak Reported in Poonah and Cantonment
From July 2 at Poonah capital there have been 1 plague case and 56 deaths in 68 hours. In the cantonment and city Tl cases and 261 deaths noted. Several freed citizens affected among Europeans. Meteorological conditions suggest the end of the massoon and ominous prospects.
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Poonsh
India
Tombay
Poonah
Presidency
Hobart Expected As VP To Join McKinsey Soon
Plattsburgh New York July 31 The president's morning walk today featured his company with Dr Rixey Mrs McKinsey continues to improve and her condition was very satisfactory according to Dr Rixey Vice President Hobart is expected to be alive in a few days All Twenty sixth volunteers officers will call on the president in a body Wednesday The Alki steamer arrived bringing placer and quartz from Alaska and the Yukon for the Treadwell mine product
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McKinsey
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Rikey
Rixey
Mobart
Twenty-sixth Volunteer Regiment
Seattle
Gaia
Alexka
Santa Fe Extension Reported Progress North of Okmulgee
Wyseman reports Santa Fe graders at work miles north of Okmulgee on the Caney to Denson branch via South McAlester coal fields. Railway aims to have trains running into Okmulgee by mid October.
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Santa Po
South MeAterter
B. Wyseman
Okmulged
Miley
Okmulese
Santa
Put to Death by Electricity at Sing Sing Prison
New York July 1 two men were executed by electric chair at Sing Sing. Louis Putterson a 29 year old colored man convicted of murder killed his common law wife Kate Smith by strangulation and claimed a right to kill her. Michael McDonald a beet carrier at Eastman Company killed Stephen Titus the head timekeeper after demanding money. Putterson died after 11 seconds of 1720 volt current at 5 99, McDonald after 65 seconds of 1710 volt current at 6 42. Both sentences had been delayed by court stays prior to execution.
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New York
Louis Pulterson
Michael Mcdonald
Sing Sing
Putterson
McCoruiks
Loura Pulterson
Kate Smith
Pullersin
Eastman Company
A Rouse
Sys
Stephen Titus
Eastman’s
Mick Donsid
Titus
Bill McDon
Medonala
Rockefeller Exploit Through Vancouver on Alaskan Cruise
Vancouver dispatch reports John D Rockefeller and Berry Treat traveling from the Alaskan coast via Canadian Pacific. They climbed a glacier near Great Mulr Glacier, crossing dangerous crevasses and icy ledges to reach a summit above the sea. Both men slipped onto slippery rocks and fell into water, but survived with chuckles about potential Wall Street risk.
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Vancouver
B. C
Spc
John D. Rockefeller
Pacifc
Mulr Glacir
Rockefvler
Berry Treat
New York
Hockefeller
Wall Street
Kansas' Record of Funston Heroic River Crossing
Washington July 1 report on General Lloyd Wheaton details Colonel Frederick Funston and the Twentieth Kansas volunteers crossing the Calumpit river at dawn after river and rail bridge assaults. The narrative lauds rifle and artillery fire, raft crossings, and the pursuit of entrenched defenders, highlighting Private Edward White and Sergeant Bershfield for exceptional bravery and noting commendations for Major Richard Young and Lieutenant Wallace.
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Washington, D.C
Lloyd Wheaton
Funston
Furston
Wheaton
MacArthur
Maloloy
Hug-Bag
Hale
Quinga Os Calumpit
Lye
Kernonlewn
al Hale
Quinga
Calumpit
Deluck
Twentieth
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Montana
United States A
Maloloa
Baraosin Tor
Poad
Imare
Eixspounder
Ttake
At. Warner
Luymond E. Ensues
C. P. Bershfield
Twentieth Kansas
Punston
Ball
Heston
Barshield
Phis-Tree
Ie Grande de la Pampanga
Calurpit
Uoteliabie Urul
Macarther
Trenteth Karene
Tie Citer
Taliand Tridge
Nnl
Brides
Kent
Trom
Ward White
W. B
Owentieth Kane
V Volunteer Infantry
Aime Panston
Richard Young
Utah Merit Artillery
Wallace
Montana Volunteer Infantry
Railroag
Col. Fullston
Ori
Kansas
St Thitens
Frederick Funston
United States Volunteers
Robert B.wallacs
Martian Volunteer Infantry
Ichard W. Young
Utah
Mght Artillery
Edward White
Twentiem
W. ‘Trombly
Rio Grande
Kish
CM. Ball
Emerson and Harshfield
A. 3. Parguson
Poor Indian policy holds his own in era shift
A Washington Star excerpt argues that Native Americans are not extinct within civilization. An English official notes future census results will show Indians remain active across western states. Counts for Choctaws, Creeks, Seminoles, Cherokees, Chickasaws are cited, with totals in the thousands.
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Thn
Washington Star
Slemonstrale
Maimike
New York
What It Costs to Run New York
It will cost 293. Bose to run the government of Greater New York for the forthcoming Macal year according to a finance committee report. The amount to be raised by general taxation is 67,008,721.05 dollars. It cost 77,477,056.77 dollars to run the city last year. Special train to Ft. Scott August via Mo. Pac. Round trip 1.00 dollar.
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New York
Bose
Greater New York
Finance Committee
Ft. Scott
Mo. Pac
Pilgrimage Masons Travel by Santa Fe to Colorado
The Santa Fe offers a pilgrimage by rail to Colorado Springs and Pueblo with round trips via Great Rock Island Route for 319.60. Special train to Kursag City departs August 1 at 11 00 am with side trips arranged and transferable, return tickets valid through August. Tickets on sale August 16 and 7, with berths reserved and information available from King August Topeka.
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Santa Fe
Colorado
Kansas City
Purkia
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Glenwood Springs
Dao Springs
Pike's Senk
Incueiva
Banta Fe
Pultrogas
Kursag City
King
Agvut
Topeka
Colorado Springe
Great Rock Island
Leeve Topekale
Cryptic Masons at Pikes Peak Rail Fare Special
Cryptic Masons plan special fare from Denver, Colorado Springs and Puabio to all northern Colorado and Salt Lake City for an outing in the Rockies. Contact agent Grarity 8) or Hooper, G. PF, and T. A. Dotiver, Col. for details.
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Pikes Peak
Dever & Ris Grande
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puabio
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Rockies
Special Train to Fort Scott via Missouri Pacific
Special trains will run from Topeka to Fort Scott for Woodmen of the World events with departure at a.m. and return from Fort Scott at p.m. The itinerary lists stops at Reno, Richland, Garnett, Bush City, Blue Mound and surrounding towns with fares ranging from $1.0 to $2.00, reflecting local rail arrangements.
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Fort Scott
Missouri Pacific
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