Fragmented Text Describes Historical Artifacts and Figures
A garbled passage lists historic items and notable people including references to Far and listed objects such as olive wood panels, Liberty Bell timbers, and Washington Valley Forge items. It mentions figures connected to the era, then shifts to descriptions of ancient iron artifacts and a Damascus steel bar with references to collectors and museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siameienous
Mira
Potter Palmes
A Uniqme
Harrisb Ourg
Statehouse
Washingtom
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Belzoni
Sphinx
Kermac
Thebes
Col
Vyne
Layard
Imgud
High Museum
Alcader
Constantinople
Cabinet Selections Include Olney and Herbert
Washington reports President Cleveland completed his cabinet with Richard Olney named attorney general and Hilary A. Herbert secretary of the navy. The list includes Weller Grostium secretary of state, iam G Carilais secretary of the Treasury, Dealel S Lamont secretary of commerce, Tiltery A Herbert secretary of war, Lane Smith secretary at war, Morton secretary of agriculture, Wilson & Bissell postmaster general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanewoop
Cleveland
Richard Olney
Boston
Hilary A. Herbert
Alabama
Navy
Weller @ Grestium
Tadland
Ats
Iam
Wreck, Fires, and Assassination Mark Week in 19th Century News
The week reports a fatal rail wreck near Pittsburgh with multiple injuries and a death. John W Paramore of Hebron Ind killed. many injured. John W Mackay, financier, shot by W Rippey in San Francisco. Mackay survives. Rippey likely to die. Michigan Republicans and Prohibitionists nominate for supreme court and regents. St Louis postal car study shows mail volume surge. fires in Kudikey leave 8,000 homeless. civic obituaries and local notices conclude with Milwaukee preacher David Keene’s death and a tragic suffocation of an elderly couple in Brom Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G Dus & Co
Review of Trade
Congress
Moston Wootty
Philadelphia
Wasker
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnti Foundries
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Nour
Maes
Sir Joseph
Kanada
Tull Avenue
St Louis
Mom Ybis Meade
Mashville
Atlanta
Mobile
New
Oriesus General Trads
Chaclow
Fetane Te Soca
Ind
Fes
Pitttsburgh
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Lisk
Brank
John W. Paramowre
Hebron
2. W. Yous
Port Warum
Walisy Land
Susan Strayer
de Graf
Louise Kocher
Huntington
Nealp
F. Orr
Piqua
Eais
C. Hower
North Webster
A. Polaracn
Warm
Tod
Jack Delly
Mra. Schivter
Roman
Tmes A Bowen
SFU
Onteuer
C. & Johnson
Vea Werk D
Fort WasbeZod
South Witley
Fii
Rada
G. Barber
Freigut
Gan
John W. Mackay
California
Ee Evers
Sam
Rippey
Manis
John Mackay
Mackay
Europe
Michigan
Steke
Dernolt
Mick
Supreme Court
Frank A. Hooker
Regents
The
State University
Frank W. Fletcher
Alpena
Herman Kiefer
Detroit
Lanstxe
Mich
Myron H. Walker
Grand Rapids
J. F. McCulloch
Adrain College
Robert | . Safford
Plymouth
Ieaprov
St. Louis
Kudikey
Wincouala
Mienstern
David Keene
Ale
Somersetshire
England
Wisconsin
Brom
Wis
Ferguson McDonald
Kansas militia reorganization aims to place troops under governor
Kansas Governor Lewelling plans a major militia overhaul. The 18 000 strong state guard will be reorganized with new staff and officers loyal to the governor. An industrial legion will be formed, and John F Willits named general and organizer for Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. The move follows mutiny by guard troops who refused to drive from the Republican House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torexa
Kan
Lewlling
Kansas
Adjt
Artz
Nations Guard
Lewelling
Samese
Fune
Moon
Vals
Anesse
State Military Board
Alittary Board
Legion
Alliner
John F. Wililts
Missouri
Nebraska
Willits
Governors Advinory Board of
Republean House
Ted Whch
Foster plans to loan gold against new bonds in emergency
Treasury Secretary Foster reportedly signed a contract with Drexel Morgan Co to lend 35,002,000 dollars in gold if reserves reach zero. Bonds were printed and ready for rapid issue, with Drexel Morgan distributing them to buyers. the bankers would advance 95 million in gold if needed, not as agents of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Embers Baukers
Wasmuston
Secretary of
Treasury
Banking House
Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York
Harrison
Balk
Drexel, Morgaz & Co
Wil St
Vance
Iansn
T. Campbell
Boston
Baltimore
Hore
Minor World News Items From Various Locales
A collection of terse items notes executions in Bras Sox Texas and Asheville Louisiana, epidemics in Kentucky, a large village fire in Strasburg, bank closure in Harrisburg and pension news for Maj. Gen. Doubleday’s widow. Also covered are storms at Salisbury Beach, a Darien social accident, Idaho voting rights for Mormons, obits and arrests for embezzlement, assassinations in Kentucky feuds, dynamite arrests, a Chicago death, and factory law changes in New York and New England states.
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Cherics J. Dackson
Crawford County
Mintigna
Grarcing
Mich
Charles Mr. Dackson
Crawford
Panty
Jackson
March & Axworthy
Cungetamp
Thomas Aaworthy
Cleveland
Axis
Hamilton
Moeers
Bowixo
George Chamberlain
Duncridge
New York
AML
Bolivia
Glayyow
Elizabeth Wright
Abe
United States
Ome Wasmsorun
Foster
State Department
Europe
United
Behring Sea
Frank Holland
Des Moines
Mershall County
Strasburg
Hshaville
Underwood
Oscar Lamon
Facmere’ Bank
Harrisburg
Harrison
Doubleday
Salisbury Beach
Massachusetta
Weston
Cot
Conuat Ryan
Balinderry
Jeslood
Abrambex
Philadelphia
cJohn Sturgeon
Bucyrus
San Francisco
Idaho
Mengure
Assize
Casteninetti
Italy
Wave
Southern Pacific
Hall Autoata
Ter
West Liberty
Caskreys
Sea Caskey
Canscny
Dedise Caskrey
Jack Wynn
Waleeeberg
Cal
Luess Austin
Bee
Rama
Frederick Lesh
Chicago
Bees
Jusnot C. Breckinridge
Boston
Rochester
Yaur
Trainmen Killed in Pennsylvania Wreck
Reported railroad disaster in Spring City area with coal cars derailed and two engines overturned. Names of workers Watson Weller John Deunt Boised William McCord appear among the dead. two others injured. Local follow-up notes and several unrelated items follow in column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring City
Bearse
Pennsylvania
Schuylichl Valles
Watson Weller
John Deunt
Boised
William ‘“McCord
Capriti
Sword
Honan
Rescey
Chant
Pallor
Joliet
Tourer
Alister Sheela
F. H. Sheela
Richard Strest Methodist Church
Uttle
Cutnaco
Gordmier Worldman
Avenue L
Chicago
Emme
Adolph Nels
Nelse
Senate and House Dings in the Fifty-National Congress
The daily record notes various measures: the sundry deficit appropriation bill in the Senate. the House passes the publication bill for the eleventh census. immigration regulation changes proposed by Senator Chandler. a resolution on tariff effects introduced in Washington. and votes on constitutional liberty amendments and Hawaii annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oenate Wasmmarox
Senate
Wasuinoron
F ‘Wasmnoros
Manderson
Washington
Chandler
N. H
Committee On Immigration
United States
Cnlt
Jackson
Waamixpton
Funanee Committee
Congress
House
Warumorom
Mr. Butler
Iowa
Ealathal
Hawaii
George W. Joes
Towa
Failure at St Paul and multiple early war era items
A mixed batch of short items reports a St Paul failure with assets around $200,000 and liabilities near $490,605, a bank escape incident in Missouri, Cleveland appointing Dickinson as private secretary, Vancouver silver discounts, a Nashville murder trial witness dying, and a Wyoming Senate appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benupre, Kengh & Bevis
St. Paul
Ming
Ines
Uabil
Preandent
Creveland
Martnetor Dox M. Dickinson
Benny ‘F
Thurber
Dickinson
Stevenson
Cleveland
Michigan University
Hom
Rev. T. Cablz
Miincia Hehua
Don M. Dickinson
Vancouver
Chartered
Banka
Merchante
Weil
Nashville
Teen
Criminal
Harvey Weakly
Patent Medicines Advertised in Local Bulletin
An old newspaper fragment lists various patent medicines and tonics sold by Toledo firms and druggists. It references cures like Hialls Catarrh Cure and notes distributors such as J Cheney & Co and J Cnexay & Co with promotional lines and damaged, jumbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedees
Jcheney & Co
Toledo
J. Cnexay & Co
Tao
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Herbert
M*kinley
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Watertown
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McKinley
Marrien
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Beinerfort
N. J
Mie Diack Ball
Gov. Lewelling
Mac
Kerra Tream
Jim
Puaur
A. T
Bishop
Edwardo Lopen
Mexico
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Lopes
Sonora
Maption
Win
Wells
New Yon
Chicago Baseball Club
Dewi oFinten
New Yoas
Rufus Hatch
Wall Street
Spupten Duyvil
Bright
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Allen Manuel
Santa Fe Railroad
Hotel del Coronado
St Paul
Wasursaroy
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Mra Stevenson
Wasuineros
Jonxsrows
Joseph Yetzoch
Cmantestox
Barnesville
Nive
Warne
Burris
Pan
Wen
Dings
Redwise
Artasta
Redwinh
Gate City Nations Bank
Wyoming
Curgesne
Wyo
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Caraee
Marie
Pandora
McCoee
Rebecca
T. Ares
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Durang
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Mather
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Spurgeon
Co A
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Crete
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