Fragmented 19th century notes mix society and science
A chaotic OCR fragment lists varied items from fashion costs in Baltimore, colonial figures and the Columbian exposition, to political gossip about Beatrice Enriques and Fernando Columbus, intertwined with medical notes from the Marines hospital, a cameo museum addition, and Brazil's Countess Eu, all reflecting a dated miscellany of 19th century curiosities and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Dinxe
Filipa Inunnis Parestrelli
Columen
Beatrice Enriques
Bestrico
Fernando Columbus
Dime
Ee ‘Tax
National of Representatives
SM. T. Hunter
Virginis
Clay
sShueen
Tux Booth
John
WD. Richardson
East Carroll
Fifteon
Mississippi
Levisie
Weason
Miss
Chattenooga
Leok
Tain
Rioters Held and Chilean Inquiry Ends in Valparaiso
News from Valparaiso reports Judge Foster has finished the inquiry into the assault on a Baltimore crewman October 16. Four rioters remain detained as the procurator fiscal reviews testimony and prepares a ruling. In Washington, President Harrison sent no special Chilean message to Congress, noting the police espionage issue remains serious but not urging immediate action. In London, Santiago cabinet reshuffles are expected, with Senor Barros Luco tipped as premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauraraiso
Foster
United States
Baltimore
Valparaiso
Chili
Econgress
Harrison
Congress
Egan
Santiago
Loxpon
Times
Santiago de Chili
Montt
Senor Barros Luco
Hin Wite
Galid
Astory
New York
Lewis Hess
Arthur Smylie
Peter Reiss
Williamsburg
Hess
Reiss
Dr. Hess
Mrs. Reiss
New York Dinner Shows Columbus Exposition Support
A dinner at Delmonico's in New York hosted by the city’s Columbian Exposition commissioners and leading figures signaled strong local backing for the event. Guests included prominent business and railroad leaders, with letters of regret from ex President Cleveland and other national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorr
Anico
Chauncey M. Degew
John Boyd Thatcher
G. W. 4Ea
J. Seaver Page
Lakes
Cleveland
Merton
Hewitt
Daviels
Virginia
Richard Croker
W. Palmer
W.T. Baker
The
Produce Exchange
Warner Miller
Charles ‘S. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Horace Porter
George M. Pullen
Frank Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad
George “B. Roberts
Depew
T. W. Palmer
R Davis
Thomas M
Waller
Maj
M. P. Handy
Gorton W. Allen
W. T. Baker
Board of Trade
John H.V. Arnold
Charles 8. Smith
John Boyds
Thatcher
Abyssinia
Guion Line
Liverpool
George & Murray
Alaska
Cunard Line
Thomsens
Glasgow
Scotland
Nominations Confirmed and Senate Business Summary
The senate confirmed the nomination of B. Elkins as secretary of war and all military nominations, 963 in number, up to now. Bills were introduced for a Pacific coast gun factory, a sound circulating medium, and Mississippi River safety. A rural free delivery bill was introduced in the Senate. House proceedings noted a small attendance, a holiday recess, and various committee appointments. Washington adjourned to January 5 after memorials and rule committee items. The day also reported nine sailors drowned from a wrecked boat, a fire in Detroit causing substantial damage, and trade figures showing a large US export surplus.
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Senate
Wasuiionton
B. Elkins
Pacific
Mississippi River
Eoudos Snowden
Pennsylvania
Greece
Roumania
Ervia
Richard Cutis
Rhamuon
New York
Nicaragus
Costa Rica
Snd Salvador
Homualdo Pusheep
California
Guatemala
Honturas
Joan S. Durham
Saytt
Jeremiah Coughlin
Wasutyeros
Eoloe
Tenn
Commissioner of Pensions
Committee On Rules
Chipman
Mich
Melbourne H. Ford
Washinetox
Wayn and Means
Springer
Holman
Ind
Oferrall
Culberson
Tex
Bacon
N. Y
Bland
Mills
Bisnchard
Fowler
Robinson
Hays J
Tarsney
Lane
Titman
Martin
Wilson
Cinima
Buen
N. C
Beltswoover
District of Columbia
Hemphill
Richardson
Civil Service
Andrew
Mass
Rusk
Cummings
Hugues
Stump
Safa
Navy Department
McClelland
Department ‘ of Justice
Allen
Miss
Inwa
Ellis
Dur- Dorow
Ill
Hatch
Blount
Outhwaite
Herbert
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
W. H. F. Lee
Hanse
Mexpoctno
Cal
West Coast
Point Arena
Genie
Dos Detroit
Union Mills
River Street
Eighth and
Tenth Streets
F. L. Kidder & Co
Diamond Match * Company
Peninsular Stove Works
Minor News Items Of The Week Ending Dec 75
A roundup of brief items from Forest Mississippi to Texas and New Jersey. Hangings, industrial strikes, fires, drownings, and notable deaths populate the column with incidents across multiple states. Notable items include a hanging in Forest Mississippi, a large gas well strike in Muncie, cotton firm failure in Memphis, and a fire loss in Trenton New Jersey. Also listed are multiple murders, suicides, and various regional accidents. The report notes labor disputes, railway actions, and legal outcomes, with mentions of mass killings, epidemics, and international incidents shaping the week.
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Doe Hanterd
Forest
Miss
Muncie
Memphis
Thomas H. Allen & Co
Cook & Hancock
Crescent Pottery
Trenton
N. J
Nicholas Fox
South Omaha
Neb
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Vanderwalker
Leeds
Eng
Galtee Hall
Bristol
Fenn
John P. Richardson
Tenn
Fanny Thomas
Portland
Ind
Grande Southern Railway
Durango
Col
Auguste
Kan
William Rhoades
China
Sacramento
Cal
Baker & Hamilton
Piexatto
Brazil
Republic
Armour
Kansas City
Italy
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Patrick Sheard
San Diego
Valparaiso
Chiliam
Allegheny Valley Railroad
P. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Adams Express Company
John Hoey
David Krause
United States
Green N. J
Berlin
America
Ada Thorpe Loftus
New York
Harrison
Jos Daviess County
Ill
Frank Hereford
Caperton
Monroe County
W. Va
Michigan Supreme Court
Buck” Murray
Jackson
Patrolman Shoemaker
Detroit
Flint & Pere Marquette Company
Toledo
Torepo
Flint & Pere Marquette
Lake Shore Road
Flint & Pere Maronette
Saginaw Valley
Northern Michigan
Monroe
Lanstxe
Supreme Court
Charles T. Wright
Benzie County
Marshall
Frank E. Thurber
Ottumwa
Grip
Shipload of flour for Russia charity gains momentum
Reports from Minnesota Michigan and Iowa detail widespread relief efforts for Russian famine victims. Mills in Buffalo and Michigan announce large flour contributions, while governors call for continued donations and shipments.
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Ems
Mas A. T. Stewant
Robert Garrett
Bernice Wise
Hare
Imperial
Leister
Ethan Allen
Abe Continental Congress
da. Wimas
Marines Hospital Services
United Estates Af
Maxwell Summerville
Metropolitan Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Jupiter
Sommerville
Jersey City
May McKinley
New York City
Hmis
Bradford
Zack
Peru
Central Park
Pios
Mon Pento
Ia Groet
Rio
Balla
Preston B. Plumb
Senator Plumb
Delaware County
Kaneas
S & Printer
Kanas
Frac de. Euicy Kemers
University of “Rich
Faculty of Jurisprudence
Geenate
Universi
Kempin
Bellmore
de Bouchery
Isle End de Assoin
Quebec
Quibec
Can
de Boucherville
T. C.casgrain
J. Hall
E. J. Flynn
G. A. Nantel
Louis Beaubien
L. P.pelliter
L. R. Mason
L. C. Taillon
J. Mackintosh
J. A. J. Cresswell
Exxtoy
John A. J. Cresswell
Grant
Thomas H. Hicks
Cabig
Denver
J. J. Gangloff
Alma
Joseph Hensley
Hensley
Quincy
Tremont
Dunlap
Boston
Executive Council
James Dunlap
Northampton
Young Field
Wayre Pratss
E. M. Field
Fst. Mich
John Hamilton
Twenty-third Michigan Infantry
Mount Morris
Combina
Andrew Oleson
Oleson
Thomas Hughes
Treasury Department
Leech
Mint
Department
San Francisco
Carson City
Michigan
Torta, Mich
Grace Cook
Fred Butler
May Shell
Axroona
Tyrone
Guyer
Orrunwa
Evans
Mahaska County
William Woods
Casey
Harris
Woods
Keokuk
Clarence H. Gardner
William Sheppard
Gardner
Justice of the Peace
Mavison
Wis
Galloway
Iowa County
House of Correction
Milwaukee
R. &. Stander
Lexington
Stander
Col. Stander
Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Parapecrata
Henry C. Gibson
Washington
House
Bureau of Statistics
Hank
Lin
Bayless
John Ryan
Fairey Bank
Marion
Kenton
Grand Raps, Mich
John Froling
Mapisox
Dee
David H. Tullis
Secretary of State
Kanxkanes
Charla Chatfield
Gandits
Rio Grande Ciry
G. Burke
Retamal
Star County
Edstrom
Camargo
Mex
Lisson
South Africa
Coutinhos
Ouillimane
Maghamba
W. W. Stewart
Temescal
R. M. Burnett
Moscardine
R. M. Barnett
Russia
Minn
Buffalo
Unnasa
John H. James
Gaxsine
M. D. Reynolds
Samsing
Michigan State Miller's Association
Des Mores
Robert F. Blacker
Manistee
Lansixag
Gov. Winans
Robert E. Blacker
Manistee County
Blacker
Soper
Biacker
Lynghed
DeWitt
Sturreant
Ark
DeWitt County
Smith
Gregory
Mose Henderson
Plas
Emporis
3. A. Norton
Timothy McCarthy
Laxstyn
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Hurned
Joner
H. B. Stevens
Chicago
Ruline
Wasuixeron
Croomxatt
Charles Hill
William
Parsons
August Boning
Maine
East Witroy
John L Handley
Vistoy
Thomas Wilson
Greenville
Bank of Greenville
Jorge Montt
Valpanais
Chiliam Supreme Court
Eee
Monowa
Sydney
Honolulu
Charleston
Remely
James B. Dunnaway
Newton Dunnaway
Melissa Dunnaway
Pirtesuren
Bertha Pregner
Harry B. Boyd
Allegheny
Rio Graxpo Do Sur
San Juan Baptista
Santana
Liverament
Uruguay
Tercero
Villa Maria
London
Loxton
Jacnauxville
Waverly
Loxpos
Staffordshire
Worcestershire
Midland
Dew
Reading
John Condon
Lixcox
A. A. Howard
St. Josefn
Lem Spratt
Eugene Spratt
Buchanan County
Esau Bivens
Wallace
Bivens
Colorado
Liverroo
Honduras
Cign
Sifme
Ene
F. J. Cb& Co
Druggiats, Tos
Harr
Fala House
Boston Transcript
Lee Ae
Reid
Sylvan Remedy CO
Peoria
Calié
Anne Bradfield Regula
Atlanta
ALL Pupugiars
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