Untitled International and Local News Montage
A sprawling, garbled 19th century miscellany recounts political talks, medical debates, and frontier life. It mentions the Utah Commission, global vaccination hopes, railroad ties, mining towns in Colorado, and dramatic personal anecdotes from Adrian Michigan to Lincoln Nebraska, with scattered figures and dates lost in transcription.
President Reorganizes Civil Service Commission Actions
National Affairs reports a presidential plan to reorganize the Civil Service Commission. Two vacancies were filled, Alfred P. Edgerton of Port Wayne Indiana and William J. Fromm of South Carolina add to the commission. The President also asks Dorman B. Exton to remain. Improvements and political implications discussed.
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Alfred P. Edgerton
Mourt of Educution
Port Wayte
Ind
Wiliam J .Fromtoins
South Carolina
Amacern
Jon S. Gregory
Lou Axloraie
Treasury
Charleston
Ak UN
Chicago
Dorman B. Exton
WasmivaTos
Prom
Ile
Oaks
Aston
Wasnotox
Sears
Firitaite
Fierce Gales Sweep Through Portianent Finales
A series of cyclones swept through Portianent and surrounding counties causing extensive destruction. Reports describe hundreds of farms devastated, multiple deaths and injuries, and widespread property damage from Blooming ton to Wabash. Rail lines, stores, and homes were ripped apart, with rescue efforts and uncertain toll continuing. Local towns including New Salem and Beardstown suffered heavy damage, while a devastating track and infrastructure aftermath emerged near Union Depot and the Rock Island line.
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Peale
Gmcaoo
Laat
Henly
Portman
Mississippi
New Canton
PittsGeld
Pite County
Sonar
Logan
McLean County
Hoomnington
Burma
New Salem
Beardstown
Tor
Rock Island
Burlington Wad
Wabash
Bloomington
Union Depot
Ueloa
Lowington
Restern
White County
Outy
WwWo
Paul Burkhad
Jeoegt Durell
Tha Reminster
Ols Gangaroly
Tie
Aaron
Henry Doda
J. Ryan
J. Hood
Fo McApe
Trade and market notes mark varied U S week
New York November 7 reports show no special festival in general trade. Wheat prices slide while hog products and exports improve. Mills remain productive. some cities report dull grain and coal movements while others show improving activity. Weekly failures decline slightly from prior week amid mixed regional signals and a few local business shutdowns.
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Ro Syren Ventures Rreserves
New York
Svileat
Bern
Ars
Mindarate
Tf Ia
Heaton
Phiadelphia
Baltimore
Clhvelind
Indianapolis
Teoria
Des Moines
Mavenpors
Minneapolis
St of Trade
Kann
New Yonk
United States
Conspiracy in Servia Threatens Rulers and Regime
Fragmented report outlines a pan-Slavic plot led by M. Vilasovic to overthrow King Milan of Servia and install Prince Alexander, with potential uprisings in Bulgaria Romania and Macedonia. Arrests rise as authorities uncover the plan tied to revolutionary groups and fear of broader war.
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Loninox
Karagnorgoviteh
Maigrado
Milan
Mindy
Thm
M. Vilasovic
Klay ‘Milan
Tor
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Servia
Belgrace
Roowelia
Alexander
Nicholas
Montenegro
Peter Karaco
Sulan
Jutervis
Huigeela
Kastor Roumalla
Servin
Macedonia
Peter Karegiorgevitch
Pinus
Karevak
Te Valgallan
Morat
Phill
Upd
Adow
Pierot
Bolla
Bulgaria
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Eremler
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Serv
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Mila
Alesander
Seersant
AP Servis
Safle
Widdin
Aton
Balpacis
Stibe
Sid Wenguraset
Ube
Pereirai
Labor strike disrupts Mallory Line shipments in Galveston
Nov 7 report details Knights of Labor protest against Mallory Line steamer work stoppages in Galveston. Colored laborers on barges refused cargo handling while union leaders claim strong employer influence and telegraph control. Separate items note Third Party movement debate, apple surplus charity efforts in New York, and minor financial proceedings in New York and Chicago.
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Orenine Beatives—& Centerenes
Mallory Ma
Ganvesrax
Deeewe
Knights of Labor
Abe Santa Be Mailroad Company
Bite
Delacraina
Prema
Knighty of Labor Hava
Mallory
Galveston
Aluior
Prinonk
Tater
Texas
Laupehareres
Garvastos
Tex
Noy
Tri State Executive Comelites
Kalenta of Labor
Trades Assembly
Culorate & Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Brakunes
Mallory Company
Uomans Ad
Knights of Labor Organization
Antichinese agitation and Thanksgiving proclamations report
A garbled late 19th century wire story recounts anti Chinese agitation in Tacoma with arson and protests, plus a Thanksgiving proclamation by the president and regional labor strikes in Texas and Galveston. It notes Governor Squires, public mood, and potential clashes as authorities plan actions.
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Raaitts
Tan Anth
Suildings
Searrix
Ritizana
Squires
Tacoma
Citieen Cement Tetas
Faanenoy Cal
Imavement
Chiesa
Santa Crox
Isagus
Mom Sati
W. Tsay
Tha Wuliliary
Indian and military observers seek radical Oklahoma reforms
The commission led by Lt. Lan Mou with officers from Indiana Kansas Arkansas and Fort Leavenworth arrived Thursday. They plan radical changes for both the wild and civilized tribes advancing proposals for federal governance and courts in Oklahoma.
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X. Louis
Adiipatch
Red Fork
Ind
Commlauhnor Athine
Coogranewen Holman
Indiana
Ryan
Kansas
Common
Fittrole
Hall
Arkansas
Birgenu Ewing
Fort Leavenworth
Lan Mou
Fifth United States Cavalry
Tibex
Dal Governaunt
Wasuinaray
Nev
Atkins Yenterday
Secretary of the Interior
Retirement of Mahenstram prompts party realignment
A fragmentary item notes retirement rumors involving Mahenstram and mentions Pennsylvania and Massachusetts with Republican and other states factions. The readable portion hints at political realignment or leadership change affecting upcoming elections.
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Mahenstram So
Alatee Hemty
Towm
Pennsylvania
Masssahibation
States
Mixed Election Writings From State and National Races
The report aggregates late returns from several states including Michigan New York and Maryland with references to Governor votes Senate races and statewide totals. It notes shifts in party majorities and predicted outcomes across multiple counties and districts based on incomplete counts from November 5 and 6.
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John
Sandies
Repuroa
Funroan
Erate Lee
York i
Larraben
Thalse
Iix
Republica
Festonints
Lndepsodent Republican
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Germeniy
Wen Haver
Coa
Ube
Quay
Serart
Youu
Bastolows
Maryland
Senate
Dynamiters Jailed After Streetcar Plot Arrests
Nov 7 St. Louis Mo A gang linked to streetcar strikes and the Cleveland Knights of Labor faces arrest on charges tied to a planned dynamite attack. Detectives tracked the suspects, including Alonzo Pilkerton and Willard Sedis, who conspired to blow up streetcars. evidence shows dynamite bought in Lowville and involves union leaders and several members.
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Lanor
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Thor
Uymbarn
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Assembly
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Willard P. Sedis
Amon
Witshrow Tilly
John Shaughnessy
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Tein
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Ebey
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