Cuba and Walker discuss pro Cuba sympathy drive
In a dispatch from Cuba and the United States, Col I N Walker in chief of GA defends the movement to extend Cuba sympathy in America. The letter from a Chicago contact urged a nationwide committee to issue a call to meet and express Cuban support. The response noted the sentiment is seen as feasible and the group is ready for action.
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Dspraxarit
Cuba
Eail
I. N. Walker
Cabaia
Pevnn
Lave Olfrad
Thaie
Mutmore
Spain
Comitier
Chitage
Pioneer Dead: E Mutton and Ezekiel Button Passes Away
E Mutton, early settler, dies at his Monroe and Thirteenth streets home. Roy A ill Button, 80, born in New York, moved through Ilber and Indiana, linked to Soldier Township. He witnessed Reams troubles, traveled to the Pacific coast, aided Santa Topeka city governance, and served in the First Baptist Church. He leaves a widow and four brothers. funeral at his late home tomorrow Wednesday.
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E. Mutton
Roy
Button
Monroe
Thirteenth Streets
New York
Figo
Llbor
Indiana
Soldier Township
Pacific Coast
Supreme Court
Santa Topeka
Charis Buttes
California
Zebulon Button
Soldier Townatip
Seth
Wisconsin
Unprecedented North Winds Blast Imlay Area
Weather office reports October storms from a powerful cold wave sweeping across Michigan. Dust storms reach eight years high, with widespread damage to celery crops and property. Strong winds and sand hinder travel across the Upper Peninsula from Sault Ste Marie to Detroit.
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Imlay
Mich
Weather Office
Murotay
Detroit
St Gren Daven
Wear Shore
Mt Alpone
Murder in Texas: Woman Found Dead After Struggle
Local farmer Sire Laoerd Bull reports a brutal murder of a visiting woman near Musk. The assailant cut her throat and dismembered the body after a long struggle near a road. Authorities dispatched a special train toward Kiel and a large posse joins the search.
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Tex Trust
Tex
WCW
Bell
Wien
Alier
Husk
Kiel
Eapitemene
Prisoner at Ellis Island Wants Marriage by Telegraph
Mrs Catherine Jasper, a 22 year old German mother of three, is a prisoner on Ellis Island. Albert Corr of Chicago claims he should marry her by telegraph or religious rite and asks immigration officials to grant permission as authorities decide today.
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Dnsense
New York
Thecraph
Catherine Jasper
Ellis Island
Albert Corri
Chicago
Wikbugh
Wotman
Cored
Chienga
Saunt
Mr. Corr
Porghean
George
Trial of Ben Jordan Highlights Evening Court Proceedings
In a police court scene Ben Jordan faced trial this morning. Testimony described his appearance and behavior during a whisky drinking episode as officers observed him in citizen clothes, with remarks by Judge Ferre and Mr. Perry on fines and possible release after community work.
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Ferre
Mr. Perry
Lawrence DES Arrested for Car Burglary and Stolen Cigars
Three Lawrence men were arrested after breaking into a car and taking items including cigars. At the station they claimed names Charles McCurdy, Frank Mur chines, and Dan Engle. one suspect said the cigars were bought from a Lawrence tobacco store. The men were released at noon.
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Lawrence
Rock Island
Ghirlee McCurdy
Frank Murchines
Dan Engle
McCurdy
Bowser Wallpaper War Turns Sour in Cornered Bedlam
Mrs Bowser confronts Mr Bowser over buying dark ball wallpaper for the bedroom without her help. He ropes in a quick fix by hanging it himself. A chaotic tumble from the stepladder leads to paste splatter and injuries, prompting plans for divorce as Mrs Bowser forgives him after he hides in bed.
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Mr Baweer
Mra Bowser
Lesinha
Maha
Miley
Evans
Lyn Ernel
Boweer
Chen
Ginsor
Mr. Bowser
Abe
Jonk
Iim
Rewser
M. Quad
Detroit
Wree Press
Fragmented Narrative Satire and Midnight Echoes
An experimental text fragment blends surreal dialogue and vignette imagery set across a dimly lit room. Characters discuss time, travel, and quiet urban life as mundane acts collide with dreamlike perception and disjointed memory in a late scene.
The Essential Thing In a Strained Exchange
Fragmentary OCR yields a dialogue snippet between Mr Spooner and a speaker. The text hints at previous engagement and a lighthearted exchange about duties and a waiter offering a glass of beer. The readable fragment is garbled and lacks clear context or complete details.
LAW STORIES The Green Justiee and the Troubled Wife
A ragged courtroom tale recounts lawyers, judges, and a troubled marriage. A veteran attorney recalls wild rural trials, a drunk defendant, and sharp cross examinations that end with unexpected lessons. A widow conflicts over divorce and financial support in a tense courthouse vignette.
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Justiee
Ivan
Marhine
Dennis Keony
SOLD DISEASED HORSES HAUNT HAWSTONP TOWN
Hawstonp reports Moersche's packing house employees arrested by Sheriff Huses and four deputies after a tense confrontation. The men, named FPeraiased Grimm Willian uu and Manthew Melon, faced charges of killing diseased horses and misusing meat. They were held on bonds, with warrants out for owner Warrants.
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Moersche
Huses
Grimm
Willian Uu
Manthew Melon
Uisnoving
Muerseske
Conceco
Tadidnapotia
U.S
Hie Banea
Ares
Lake County
Neighborhood Trial Exposes Bitter Street Feud
Police Judge Perry remarks on the tense neighborhood dispute as Mrs. Colemst faces charges of upsetting residents on Lawrence Street. The trial reveals heated allegations and a highly charged atmosphere with three witnesses. The judge notes maintaining order is essential.
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Mes
Catesiah
Perry
Mra ML
Cowman
Lawrence Street
N.dtenry
Storage Battery Trust and the Widener Yerkes Combine
A damaged OCR passage describes a storage battery patent trust centered on the Widener Elking-Yerkes combination. It notes headquarters in Philadelphia, with Gibbecal and Gainey as leaders and a controlling stake in patents and foreign inventions, marking a pivotal industrial alliance in the era.
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Widener Elking-Yerkes
United States
Electric chair executions at Clinton Prison
A garbled report describes two inmates being executed in the Clinton Prison electrocution room. It mentions names and a murder connected to Philip Richmer, with details of the room attire and departure, alongside unrelated notes about resignations and a cider ad from the newspaper.
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Lee
Clinton
Lew Yard
Marsan
Jons
X.Y
George Ho Muith
Philip Richmer
Altany
Charles N. Davis
Geyear Tid Megele Shanon
Lincoln and Matrimony Letters Reveal Lincoln Hesitancy to Marry
Extract from Mrs Mary Todd's era reveals intimate Civil War era letters between Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Fry Spreil detailing fears about Lincoln's marriage. The letters discuss Mary Todd, Lincoln's joy upon engagement, and the timing of his 1842 marriage after questions about his feelings.
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Qincoin
Joswoa Fry Spreil
Joln Gilmer Speed
Lincoln
Lailies’ Home Journal
Mary Todd
Antappy
Jarkson
Mary Ann
Speed
Mr. Kinchin
Mr. Speed
Mr. Lincoln
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