Undefined and Banished Trials and Sentences Abroad
A garbled account refers to individuals named WEHIeNeRd and Dr. Tarurgens plane plotting violence and bombing. It mentions public dissemination of the plan and a field discovery by Boers at Poornkey, with Dr. Jamneson linked to the incident and a trial concluding severe punishment.
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Pulp and
Geores Peer
Havariilie
Ibriie Msvet
Pratly
Alfspatets
Rota Breton
Winch Sass
Tarurgens
Setrune Anid
Alles Weer
Poornkey
Jamneson
Divorce Case Reported Amid Inquiry and Debate
Obscure notes describe a divorce proceeding with investigation and disputed claims. A judge's decision is pending amid testimony about an alleged affair and arranged property or tenure implications, with comments from Mr Waters and others suggesting strain between spouses and confusion over legal action.
Mountain and Plain Meeting Hears Divorces and Local Notices
May detter meeting of the general board of Mountain and Plain heard about divorce actions and district court dates. Mrs George Bl blend seeks a record, while Prof Heese Allis Moore praised for forest work. The report mentions a 1,250 domestic team, Monroe st, Lachine shirt launders, and Peerless Steam Lodors in a list of local items.
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Detter
Fretival
Mountain and Plain Head
Brown
Peepurine
Denver
Pras
Bow Walil
Tem Ware
Wits
George
Tee
Allis Moore
Heypt
Monroest
Warner Will Not Run For Lieutenant Governor
The piece reports Captain McDowell and others discuss Warner of Easter Spring as a possible lieutenant governor candidate. It notes McDowell asserting Warner’s name has not been officially offered and outlines county party dynamics, potential candidates, and expectations for the state senate race amid a crowded field.
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McDowell
Columbus
Courier
Toveka
Norvithmetan
OL Waener
Eprimr
Wiella Vercention
Lids
John Seiun
Atchisut
Rantio
Col. Warner
Dusi
Aire Alee
Miturding
Caplidia McDowell
Thierere Poveral
Cherulere
Vounty
Eademione
Columbia
Surten
McGremar
Chemie County
D Willie
Weirtity
W. Norton
Gatumbua
Jim Treutrmn
Three Cornered Fight for Senator Nomination in Jefferson County
In Jefferson County a tight race for the Republican senatorial nomination unfolds with six candidates including Matt Eathend McLouth Charles F iehress Caldivoes and Dr Jink Swallow. The county central committee debates delegations while a possible contest over ten delegates looms. Dr Swallow, former state legislator, is highlighted amid intra party maneuvering as Edmonds and Thomas remain under strong scrutiny.
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Jefferson County
Matt Eathend
McLouth
Charles Fiehress
Caldivoes
Jink Swallow
Vatheydalle
Fred Thind
Eame Streteth
Eoeh
Viatma
Halos
Uta Kominne
Deterates
Belfast
Dings de Tuk
Ieving
Bien Mtute Surintet
Belit
Mostennton Johnson
Dr Swallow Tod
Contests Near Close in 38th District Race
In the 38th district two sestorial candidates, George W. Waton of Kinley and Bob Hopkins of Pinney, compete as final votes near tally. Commentators note uncertain outcome with counts suggesting close results and possible shift in support as ballots near completion.
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Kinley
Bob Hopkins
Pinney
Condi
Wrtann
Honiton
Etteles
J D Werien Nominated In Tik Chautauqua District
The Republican Senatorial convention in the Tik Chautauqua district nominated J D McBries a Bean lawyer for state senator Ma Tintern Wweekd to be a strong candidate. Chautauqua would face the nomination with the year Secondituy to the file of alixeretian. Jason Hel nick of Chautauqua is the pretaht settor listed.
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Ma Tintern
pelMer
Chattauqua
Eat McBrien
Pew
Jason Helnick
Chautauqua
Can't Stop David Overmyer Delegates to Chicago
Police Commissioner Charles E Hol Hides supports David Overmyer and attends county meetings as Overmyer loses at the county convention. Supporters claim delegates are already set for Overmyer to go to the national convention, with the Second district and many counties backing him.
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Charlie Holliday
Overmyer
Chicago
Charles E Hol- Hides
David Overmyer
Owyer- FoYer
Mors
Debates Split Voters Amid Convention Parley
Fragmentary notes show debate discussions influencing voters at a convention. References mention Over Myer and Oveniver with unclear outcomes and possible shifts in support. Names and precise positions are obscured by damaged text.
Phil Campbell for state office in Crawford county race
Phil Campbell of Crawford county announces a bid for public office in eastern Kansas. A longtime journalist clerk and county attorney, he seeks the nomination while Ballinger campaigns for promotion in the Franklin and Coffey counties race, with rivals from each county entering the contest.
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Phil Campbell
Phil P. Campbell
Pittsburs
Crawford Nmlinty
Kanes Thy
Crawford County
Ballinger
Musical lunatic Max Waren detained after erratic parade
A man described as a musical lunatic, Max Waren, was detained by a New York officer after causing a disturbance near Hud on etonkines. He rode to Park dele with a patrol wagon after a talk with the sergeant, who noted Waren’s wild behavior and erratic singing.
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Max Waren
M York
Woyche
Atehida
Ditris
Meylany
Shawnie
Ambiguous Appointment Reported for Norton Senator
A fragment notes an appointment concerning Senator Frank M. Lawkard of Norton and references Governor Allen S successor. Mentions a clerkship and duties in a western department, with unclear proper names and roles due to damaged text.
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Ban
Frank M. Lawkard
Norton A
Walter No Allen
Laiekiard
Ee Farthwest
Ulvieiel Northers
Old Bible Delicacy and Sermon Fragment Surfaces
Fragmentary 17th century Bible copy printed amid notes from a teacher. Observations highlight the preacher's reflections on verses and the value of the relic as a wedding gift or educational memento. The piece preserves antiquated spelling and a print history.
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John
Murky Report From Newport on Lynching Fear and Appointments
Fragmented dispatch describes fear of lynching in Newport with vague references to convicts and a prisoner row. It lists scattered military and civic appointments including commander Whitney and a string of renamed posts, ending with a stray note about an American cherry product’s popularity.
Spalding Specialists Claim Cures for Stomach and Blood Disorders
A fragment discusses Spalding specialists promoting Surseparitia as a cure for stomach ailments and blood disorders. The text names no patients or dates, but asserts treatment efficacy.
Weyler's New Proclamation Hits Tampa Cigar Makers
In Tampa on May 19 General Weyler forbids tobacco export from Cuba to curb Cuban aid. Local manufacturers fear stockpiles are stranded as shipments await the new rule. Tampa’s Spanish population protests Madrid over the measure aimed at forcing cigar makers out of work and reducing Cuban revenue.
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Tampa
Fla
Havana
Madrid
Talk of Russell in Indiana party tactics
An Indianapolis report notes Democrats in Manapole forming clubs to back Wilkie J. Russell of Massachusetts for president. It mentions Olney’s son and rival factions favoring R. Matthews or a pro cold stand with Chicago support, shaping convention influence.
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Netlna
Olney
Chiclee
Matthews
Will Tour Kansas with City Business Leaders
Kesese City May 10 A commercial annual excursion leaves the Central Branch of the Missouri Pacific Railway at 120 oetoek past the week. The trip will be chatered by local businessmen to meet town leaders and view stock speeches if feasible. Edward George J F Eaton and Secretary Clendenning manage the trip with cars provided for a rain day.
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Cial
Suseouri Pielis Paulwus
Dea
Union Vauitie Av
Sia City
Edward George
J. F. Eaton
Seertary
Clendenning
Yleited
Hytinens
Placeholder Title Based on Historical Interview Notes
An interview note from a Democratic state committee officer discusses presidential election strategy and the upcoming tickets. It mentions potential nominees and factions, with references to policy positions and party organization. The report also notes public events in Louisiana and Kansas, including a governor inauguration and a teacher training course.
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Dubuger
Chilies Wall
Democratic State Committee
Ani
Topeka Snapshots Mix of Local Events and attire
Topeka residents appear in varied scenes from club meetings and political talks to social clubs and odd happenings. Notables include Commissioner Breidenthal in Armenia, ex Lieutenant Governor A P Riddle visiting, and T F Doran addressing Seabrook Republicans. Police and court remarks touch on intoxication, judgments, and local civic figures amid a flurry of街 events and curiosities.
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Breidenthal
Armenia
Ralph B. Turnertina
To- Deke
T. F. Doran
Seabrook
Republican Club
A. P. Riddle
Minneapolis
A.W. Denk
Wakiruca
T. PF
Kansas City
Lisbrook
T. PF. Doras
Topeka
Young Ladies
Governor St. John
Kibrass Mall
Charles Atherton
Hiwail
den Case
Western Avenue
Prantsky Murphy
First Presbyterian Bunch
Berton Cutie Opera Company
Herp
John Dallsteen
Ivad
McWilliams
Zikte
Atund Chantelor
Lord Enrights
Pythine
Kansas
Almist Evervime
Godge
Marshals Band
Salvation Army
State House
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Snider
Pythias
Lufe Stover
Alfen
Stover
Pj. Hindyarsh
Kat Deen
Muntoon Park
Huston Comic Opera Company
Coawford Kanswe Ave
A. F. Chesney
Thiel
Larimer
Hushee
Jorex
L. Buken
Hiewatha
Morrill
Hiawatha
John Coyne
Sthey
Hazen
Yuutie Amu
Booth
Ani
Jodke TF
Garvey
Court of Appeals
Evenine
Clark
Psthhin Knisat
State Kollerounde
Mary Bradley
Gibk
East Fourth Street
Pottee
Bradley
Mike
Atchison Piper
Mock Patent Remedies Ad Testimonial Fragment
Fragmentary ad copy touts Dr Kings New Discovery Beegs German Salve hair dye and Witch Hazel Cure with testimonials from Phoebe Thomas and Thomas Hyers alleging cures and praise for stock products at Geo. W. Stansfield 62 Kansas Ave Pitth Street And Kanses avenue regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar
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Phoebe Thomas
Tuncton City
Dr Kine
Thos. Hyers
Florida Street
San Franpisco
Dr King
Mt J. Ik
Junes
Pitth Street
Kanses Avenue
Republican Convention at St Louis via Burlington Route
A fragmentary notice from 1890 describes a Republican convention in St Louis with travel details via Burlington Route. It references prominent Republicans and a hotel and surrounding committee, with mentions of rates and officials. The text includes multiple garbled names and place references, reflecting OCR errors from the era.
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Burlington
Suttoriat
Si Labi Sitti
Ismr Hogao
Grand Pemley
Bing CC
Ruthwkrer
Wasi Age
Sretmimamdatisnas
Aeil
Wi Wakeley
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