Tax-exempt State and school property totals by city and state
Vienna News reports New York State holds about 90.099 million dollars in school property exempt from taxation. Albany accounts for 34 million with 22 million state property. New York City nearly 5 million state property. Buffalo 2.8 million. Niagara Falls park reserve 1 million. Elmira and Binghamton 4.5 million each. Auburn including the State prison 1.4 million.
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Horses Endure in Hearts of Men Despite Cars
The Philadelphia Record argues that horses will remain beloved despite advances in road locomotion. It notes men prefer a high-stepping thoroughbred for personal use over rattling automobiles and laments cruelties of drivers, yet foresees horses maintaining a place for pleasure and racing.
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Philadelphia
Milton Manuscript Jewel Reported by London Publisher
A London publisher claims Milton’s manuscript for Paradise Lost is in his possession and hints at an historical novel about Milton’s era. The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post notes the claim could reveal whether people uttered S'death in annoyance and suggests the work would reveal more about the period.
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London
John Milton
Milton
Philadelphia
Automobile dangers and safe use urged by press
The Philadelphia Record warns that while automobiles are useful, they become a menace when driven by reckless operators. The paper urges gear reductions in cities to prevent dangerous speeds, warning that rising death and injury rates could force life insurance table reforms and cemetery expansions.
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Philadelphia Record
American Cash Flows Into Northern Mexico Mining
In the last two years American capital invested about 200 million dollars in mining and industrial ventures across Northern Mexico, with 100 million flowing annually from across the border. The surge is expected to boost Mexican prosperity, evidenced by export growth from 148,459,834 dollars in 1880 to 158,017,083 dollars in 1890, a near eight percent rise.
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Mexico
United States
Hanna
Monterey
Salmon Sale Fine Under Scottish Season Law
A gentleman faced a 30 dollar fine for selling salmon out of season on the Tay. He held private fishing rights and caught five salmon in January, sending them to London. Although catching with rod was legal then, selling between September and February was forbidden, leading to seizure by the Fishmongers Company.
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Sermon on Jacobs Story and Divine Encounters
A sermon reflects on Joseph and Jacob from Biblical narrative, praising their faith journeys. It recalls Joseph’s coat, brothers’ envy, and salvation through Christ while tracing Jacob’s life from Bethel to Jabbok and his encounter with the divine messenger. The speaker emphasizes God’s presence in struggle, blessing, and transformation.
Old Testament Vision of Joseph and Jacob in Egypt
A devotional, stream of thought recounts the biblical reunion of Joseph and Jacob in Egypt. It weaves Gospel themes with Jacob’s longing, the wagons bearing food and hope, and the assurance that heaven mirrors this meeting when believers join loved ones. The piece blends scripture with sermonizing about faith, death, and redemption.
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Fragmented OCR Field Fragment Confuses Historical Speech
The text presents garbled phrases with repeated names and mistyped words. It mentions Pharaoh, Jacob, Canaan, and other biblical fragments but lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
The Estimate of a Man by the Catholic Mirror
If a man is gracious to strangers he shows world citizenry and an open heart. Compassion for others reveals a noble tree that gives balm even when wounded. Easy pardon shows a mind above injuries and resilience. Gratitude for small benefits proves he weighs minds not trash.
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Catholic Mirror
Georgia Governor Pardons Twelve Convicts
Governor Candler of Georgia granted twelve pardons at once on the recommendation of the prison commission. Recipients include Fletcher Sims of Butts county one year for escape and Dave Burgess of Walker county life for murder among others from several counties with sentences ranging from one year to life and fifteen years for burglary.
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Georgia
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Butts County
Dave Burgess
Walker County
Dan Shewake
Burke County
Homer Carter
DeKalb
Bowdie Bell
Walton County
Z. V. Carter
Echols County
Ozro Curtis
Habersham
John Reynolds
Fulton County
W.B. Freeman
Montgomery County
J. W Griffin
Pike County
Robert Hunter
Tracy Slew Comrade Comical Manhunt Tale Ends In Death
The body of David Merrill, who fled the Oregon penitentiary with Harry Tracy on June 9, was found with a bullet wound in the back, supporting Tracy’s claim of a forest duel. Merrill and Tracy were last seen June 26 in Tumwater canyon before their pursuers.
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David Merrill
Oregon
Harry Tracy
Tracy
Merrill
Tumwater Canyon
Prominent People in Brief Notables Across World
Emile Zola gathers material in Jerusalem for a novel while Austin Dobson earns a Doctor of Letters from Edinburgh. The King of Holland will visit the Czar and Emperor William in their capitals. Rear-Admiral Walker may head the Panama Canal Commission. Miss Eben Stone’s adventures with Turkish brigands inspire a new Melo drama. John Alexander Dowle seeks wealth to buy Jerusalem for a messianic gathering. President Louiet donates $20,000 in St Petersburg for charity. Senor Ojeda, new Spanish Minister, admired for English fluency. Major Pond turns 64, once a printer’s apprentice, now impresario. J Pierpont Morgan favors oversized cigars, now a signature eight-inch fancy. Rear-Admiral Melville builds an Arlington tomb as a personal memorial.
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Jerusalem
Austin Dobson
University of Edinburgh
Melville
Arlington Cemetery
Canekin and Georgia railroad officials listed in Cordele notice
Alan Birningtan RR WAYCROs 7 Canekin Alan Birningtan RR WAYCROs 7 Canekin GEORGE DOLE WADLEY Vice President General Manager H C McFADDEN General Freight and Pass Agent ALEX BONNYMAN Superintendent J G KNAPP Tray Freight and Pass Agent A B DEMONT MOL LIN Agent Cordele Ga
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George Dole Wadley
H. C. McFadden
Alex Bonnyman
J. G. Knapp
A. B
Demont Mollin
Cordele
Diss Fiver Train Schedule Fragments
Fragmented OCR text outlines a railway schedule between Jacksonville and local depot with incomplete names and times. It mentions a President and PET DAVE G. HALL among unclear references.
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Jacksonville
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