Visible fragments of 1887 digest reach across many topics
The OCR packed item spans topics from printing presses and elopements to railroads, Native tribes, the Catawba, tax monuments, and a lunar eclipse. It notes the year’s social shifts, journalism’s rise, financial failures, and a Woodstock bridge tragedy. A torched press and a total lunar eclipse are highlighted with dates and locales.
FORAKERS MESSAGE PROTECTS CANAL INTERESTS AND TAXATION
President Foraker urges protection of canal assets and enforcement of laws to defend American transportation interests. He analyzes revenue needs, proposed taxation changes, and the maintenance of canal lands, urging vigorous action by state leaders to safeguard public works and future growth.
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Gorsrnmant
Tel-Governeent
Nawrmany
Phalage
Noworabia
Jadusley
Ulea
Congress
Beyine
Yin
America
England
Our Law Makers in Session Amid Wide Senate Action
Readable fragments show Congress discussing tariffs on lamb and whiskey, government ownership debates, and proposals including education for Indian children and rural postal reform. Senate activity includes committee appointments, tariff views, and proposed commissions amid a busy week in January.
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Ter Serate Warmreorow
Jan fi—Ammome
Binnie
Benatar Hale
Flaberman
Voorhees
Iambec
Cnilom
Tilinola Beate Grange
Walt
Kenstor Sharman
Amarteas
Benator Voorhees
Wasuiguron
Senate
Mitchell
Utah
Eyster
Netor
Adiitaston Iano
Orth Dakess
Cyril
Wmiwerky Aneboe
Schooiel
Wharatweiag
Tie Ates
Homeatead
United Staves
America
Canada
Sn Ras
Oartais
Eekantian & Waiform
Camisbow
Tee Marston
Sizer
Bemp
Mannerman
Eb, Taylor
Ohio
Raim
Gibio
Gsinaga
Waights and Measures
Norwood
Goorms
CouMnbron
Clardy
Minoarl
Reevern
Levece
Tiver—Catechines
Mimlas
Ppt
Chandler
Georgia
Labor
J. O'Neill
Missouri
Pensons—Bhis
New York
Manutueluree
Hacos
Mines and Mislag—O'pwrrail
Virgiaim Bu
Columbia
Bout Curoitou
Lawe
Alabama
Treasury Departaneat
Alabawa
Lafioos
Konteky
Navy Department
Scarr
Panna Yaula
Missauel
Interior Department
Hudd
Wisconsin
Department of Jurbey
Cowley
North Carolina
Campbell
Shaw
Maryland
Biubbecker
Wilik
Reviow
Asnton J. Tall
Iowa
Commindoner of
Tous Cooley
Michigan
William Ky Morrison
Ulinais
Augustus
Schoonmaker
Aldace &. Walker
Vermont
Walter 1Krogue
Atabrana
Logan
Wanmrstenos
Jam
Congresarius
Flames
Carlile
Great Reading Mine Strike Sparks Broad Labor Unrest
A sweeping wave of labor action hits Reading area mines and other sites as miners demand higher wages amid reduced output. Detectives probe arson links to labor groups while rail and mining firms race to avert wider shutdowns.
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Texarso
Bobreyledll
Labi
Reading
Reading Miner Are Without Workmen. Hamnntern Individual Colllurton
Strenasdouk
Mountain
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company
Bebuylkill
Atzure
Lehigh
Deslers
Corbin Ad
Philadelphia
Iiners
Ikerbeck
Molech
Sue
Jan
Oparse
Bohnylkill
Tower Gliy
Suffolk
Bernanl J. Sharkey
Fort Rickend
Rasding Convession
Mina
Lenin
Wilsanie
Ted
Hradkirnd
Maine
Etie
Scuarrox
Powterly
Knichta of Labor
Lave
Txtena
Ang Otis
Individua
Rending
Excelsior
Reading Road
Vieafetans Ee Compictante
Primounen
Jon
Fes
Femal
New York
Poaneylyaulat
Ndt
Fragmented 19th Century Miscellaneous News Items
A long list of scattered brief items covers many topics from fires, drownings, and shipwrecks to political deaths and legal notices. Names such as Seena ve, Bogert, and Winston appear amid reports of floods, rail accidents, and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seena
Porvion
Besatoc
Ene
Mennier
Dayton
Bogert
Winston
Union Railway
Dktsbison
Ken
Pitaiargh
Lome
Prete Coystand
Sedalia
Cleveland
Arnold G. Hueny
Keiale
Benatee Bock
Democrati
Cts
Fremhtort
Turbulent Legislature Debates Amid Nation's Strife
Fragmented report outlines a turbulent session with mentions of President Cleveland opposition, proposed committees, and accusations of political maneuvering. The text references shifts in leadership, national policy tensions, and accusations of bias within the legislative body, highlighting a charged atmosphere and shifting power dynamics.
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