Grafting Story in Early Columne Details Local Offense
In a fragmented VBie paphr oral columne history recounts a grafting tale involving CG Richards, a judge’s family, and a clerk named Charley. The piece narrates how officials allegedly profited by collecting 1250 dollars for tapping a brow and securing perquisites, tracing to the emergence of a corrupt practice and figures like Joka Beamax.
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Pratt Ty Weber
CG Richards
Texguyers
Charley
Emus
Judes
Joka Beamax
Stir Eska Blueett
Hasest
Joka
Fragmented OCR hints at electoral tensions and party aims
Readable fragments indicate a political article on Democratic and Republican dynamics. Mentions candidates and party strategies, with references to elections, public sentiment, and regional voting impacts. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors.
Republican ticket praised in Utah rally speech
A Utah campaign event featured remarks praising the Republican slate led by Joseph Howell. Speakers argued Howell better represents Utah, while criticizing a Democratic challenger, urging support for the GOP and denouncing Democratic party politics as harmful to state welfare and happiness.
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Janke Etdres
Mepergier
Quegresman Littewald
Iark
Sreator
Teegernik
Joseph Howell
Utah
Joyerty Rennell
Powrge
Sheriff Urges Peruna Policy Tailored to Utah
A fragmentary political note praises Peruna policy and urges Utah support for the Democratic party. It defends Sheriff Joseph Tennant and argues for his return to Congress to advance legislation aiding citizens nationwide and Utah.
Sugar imports from Cuba fall in September tending to lower total intake
The report notes a drop in sugar imports from Cuba to 3 million pounds in September, with a noticeable shift in the broader sugar inflow from foreign countries. It highlights Cuba's diminished share, a temporary check tied to island conditions, and confirms overall U S imports for the eight months ending in August remained high, with Cuba contributing a smaller portion than prior periods.
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Countrica
Excar Myers
Wigay
United Bates
Toretan Geunistes
Porto Bien
Political rhetoric and party critique in a late 19th century speech
The piece presents a heated speech by Hon. Cushman on marking a Democratic leader’s rhetoric and party records. It juxtaposes accusations of indifference to poverty and panic, claims of party evolution over fourteen years, and praise for a reformist stance on free trade amid a long partisan critique. The text references figures from the Democratic and Republican sides and a New York walkout as context for party conflict.
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Rens Tleman Arita
Chamber
Lavneh Ny
Democratic Party
Thals
Tor Alton FL Park
Rotheck Fm
Ing
BUCKE WING DEAD MARKS BASEBALL ERA ENDS
The death of ue Reing marks the parting of one of America's greatest baseball players. Born in Cincinnati, he rose from the city’s rough bottoms to stardom with New York and Cleveland before retiring to Cincinnati. He excelled as a backstop and earned fame with the New York club alongside Welch, later coaching and managing Reds. His health failed, ending a storied career that included a pennant winner and famed battery.
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WSS
Rusuet
New Yorks
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Jim O'Nourke
Mike Tiernan
Tim Keefe
Mickey Weilth
Eniig
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Eto Radia
Real Danger Signals Tenth Cavalry Move Toward Cheyenne Camp
Sheridan dispatch details a tense move as Col Avena’s forces reinforce with two camps from Fort MacKentlin. Reports note 37 to 50 warring factions in the region and plans to advance toward Ashland and Keigh Creek, aiming to confront Sioux at the Lroopk front.
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Wero
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Parrier
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Miley
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Speek
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Parrrive
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Thurstay
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Horns
Nominations legal ruling in Albany court decision
An Albany legal notice clarifies that the process of nominating individuals by multiple petitions did not violate the state constitution or impede the Independence party’s right to make official nominations. The order centers on valid petitioning and authority for party nominations as read in the ruling.
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Pany
House of
Albany
Esterion Etatain
Lergia
Independent Nominating Race Updates in New York Ballot
Decisions at 0:18 pm and reconvening at 2:30 pm set shifts for independents in the New York City ballot. Frapels E. Shaber and Fornes head Tammany lines in the Seventeenth and Ninth districts respectively. Gold fox and Rosaicky also linked to independents.
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Tammany
Congregsional
Heary M. Goldfox
Jnégy Otta Rosaicky
Independents League Court
Fornibereld
Aeablycen
Gray
Indictments Returned Against Railways and Water Company
Watotga Oklahoma and Ll Paro Texas report indictments returned by a grand jury charging St Louis and San Francisco Railway and Water Piersce Oil with fee discrimination in freight rates and rebates, amid irregularities in cooperation. further indictments anticipated by Judge Mit C Garber.
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Gel W—tschet
St. Loaie and San Francisco Railway Company
Water Pierce
Mit C. Garber
Coopanne'ling
Foster Appointed to Probe Women and Child Labor
Mrs. J Wen Foster has been detailed by the Department of Commerce to investigate conditions of women and child workers nationwide by presidential direction. Legislative focus follows on safeguarding worker rights and addressing gender concerns.
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Gen
Wood
Cabs
Governor Sexson
Tfavana
Washington
Royvevelt
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Fairbanks at home after western tour
Vice President Fairbanks returned to his home today after a campaign across the western states. He was greeted by supporters and spoke to a crowd tonight in an event at Tomily Yor Hall.
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Tudianapolis
Get
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Fiibanks
Bla Hoa
Fone
Indiana
Tomilyyor Hal
Taft at Danville Illinois mobilizes for war effort
Secretary of War Taft spoke at Danville Illinois October 22 at 10 am. Troop mobilization plans and public support for wartime measures were outlined, with emphasis on logistics, recruitment, and national security.
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