Harrison's Letter on Tariff and Immigration Approval
Indianapolis dispatch prints Gen Clarrison's acceptance letter praising the Chicago platform. He defends tariff protection, immigration limits, and Chinese restrictions, argues against free trade, insists on faithful enforcement of laws, and outlines plans for civil service reform, education, and foreign relations.
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Crank Tuttle Assaults Crew At Sea Beach
In Walk Conn a religious crank named John Tuttle fought with ship crew after boarding a steamer at Wilson Point. Edward Bellevieve tried to remove him when Tuttle struck Bellevieve with a cane nearly severing his ear. Bellevieve was arrested as Louie died the next morning following a shovel attack on the beach. Prohibition events near Breeratoe noted a planned speech by Gen. Wiske Sick.
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Edward Bellevieve
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Frances Widard
Tonlanger Wil Net de to Russia
A brief note reports a Russian government center stating that Lowanger from yissing Russia at prese is involved. Details are unclear due to damaged text and fragmented phrases.
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Russia
Berer Center
St. Petersburg
Cissard Lowanger
The Dry Belt and Its Odd People in Fort Defiance
Special Correspondence explores the Arizona region describing narrow valleys, plateaus for flocks, and deserts. The article contrasts wealthy valley civilizations with wild desert inhabitants amid perpetual conflicts, likening the land to Oz and contrasting Old and new world life.
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Fort Defiance
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New Mexico
Land of Oz
Indians of New Mexico and Arizona in Historic Conflicts
A fragmented 19th century synopsis traces Navajo, Apache, and Ute clashes with Spanish and American forces from the Rio Grande valley through 1864, noting long wars, drought, and shifting peace. It comments on Pueblo remnants, Navajo adaptation, and ongoing mining areas near silver lodes while offering biased, vivid portraits of indigenous groups.
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Colorado
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Carson
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Fragmented Local Notice Puzzles Reader Summary
A damaged OCR fragment yields unclear text about a camp event or item. Names and specifics are unreadable. The readable bits mention few details and lack coherent context or dates.
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