Gulf States Warm Winter Retreat Draws Tourists
Readers learn that the Gulf States Mississippi Alabama and Florida offer pleasant winter getaways. The region attracts tourists seeking milder climates during two cold months and enjoys bracing, welcoming weather.
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Gulf ‘States
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Mobile Ohio R R sells winter tourist tickets north of Ohio
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad announces sale of winter tourist tickets at reduced rates for travel to all points north of the Ohio River and to southern winter destinations. Tickets are valid daily until April 30 1897 and limited to June 1 1897 with stopovers allowed south of the Ohio River. For rates and timetables contact railroad agents W B Rowbotham or G Mann and EE Pesoy at their respective offices in St Louis and Mobile.
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Louisville & Nash‘viele: Railroad CO
Nashville
St St Eutot Wilbern
Nashvill
Milliken
Dist. Pass
Louisville, Ky
Atmore
All
Ohio River
W B RowHthd
North Fourth
Sti
St Louis
Moano G Mann
Ga Mgr
Mobile
Aln EE Pesoy
Gen Pas Agt
International Convention Young Men's Christian
Asselation Mobie
Als
Genars
Selma
Ala
Italy
Ohio
Sela
Woolf May
Igputh
Dakota
Gruel
Antimes
United States
F. Honter
South Dakota
Dourbon Street
Chigute
New ‘York
Mobile &Ohio Railroad
Fons
St. Louis
Gniro, Ills, Inc
Tennessee
Alabama
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Mobi
Tigre
Toot Labaniasi
Comany
Mobi Ala
Dand
Hye Brest
Louis
General Pa
Enger Agén
Excursion To Cincinnati Sunday April 25 1807
Tour schedule lists round trip by B and O rail from Wintennes Washington Mitchell Bedford Seymour Vernon and Osgood with fares 1.00 0.75 and 0.60. Departure from Vincentes at 6:00 a.m. and Cincinnati at 7:80 p.m. Includes note of a great base game and rates to intermediate stations.
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Cincinnati
Wintennes
Washington
Mitchell
Snd Bedford
Seymour
North
Vernon
Snd Osgood
Tomi Milanti
Utora
Lawrence Soare
Vincentes
Tewill
Cincinath
Fragmentary obituary fragment and inquest hints from 19th century notes
The readable OCR fragments describe a death scene and an intimate residence incident. It mentions a person named Edgar W and dates around December 18, 1884, with a context implying a domestic event and an end of life. The tone recalls a local obituary and family notes from the era.
Child Named in Newberry Death Notice
A death notice states the child is at Newberry. The wife will be notified. The deceased leaves two parents and seven siblings: John, William, Martha, Benjamin, Charity, Lena, and Lillie.
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Ib Newberry
John
Wiliam
Martha
Tenjale
Chartey
Lona
Lillie
Indiana's Hew Laws Enacted by Governor Proclamation
Indiana enacts new laws at midnight with a three cent streetcar fare rule causing unrest in Indianapolis. A North Indianapolis conductor ejects a woman for refusing to pay more than three cents while others accept the fare. The laws include a State Board of Medical Examiners and a factory inspector act, with a labor commission to appoint two commissioners representing workers and employers.
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Oman
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InNaPoLis
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Citizens' _Street Railroad Co
State Board of Medical Examiners
Labor Commission
Organized Labor
Seven Thousand Damages Sought In Prisonment Suit
Brown files a 7000 dollar damages suit in circuit court for false imprisonment against Mayor Spencer, Marshall Robert and others alleging arrest on unlicensed peddling in Terre Haute. He claims conspiracy and vows the case will test city ordinance validity.
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Marshall Brown
Muar‘ghal
Brown
Henry Bobnert
Jeo
Loming
Covneslman
N. H. Jopson
Beown
Spencer
Honges
Terre -Haute
Terre Haute
Airship Lands Near Springfield Farmers Reported Sightings
On a night in April villagers in West Springfield saw a mysterious airship descend 200 feet away. Two farmers, John Halley and Adolph Wenke, spoke with a bearded man claiming Springfield as the origin and saying the vessel flew from Quincy in thirty minutes. The craft rose after an electric button was pressed and headed north.
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Goverau
I Cee
John
Bis
C.F
Fide
Springfield
Quincy
Indsty
Kim
Bat
Tarmers
John Mulley
Adolph Weakers
West Springholi
Libel Trial Satirizes Editor Payments and Jail Threats
A Washington newspaper group faces a libel suit over a harsh editorial attack on local editors. The piece notes potential penalties of 5 to 1000 dollars and up to six months in county jail if found guilty, while mocking editor privileges and subscriber nostalgia and recounting pressures on publishers.
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New Spring
Ag ‘Tullowa
Rau Sefrit
Aris Iastings
Wasidin Ton Guazetta
Gas Stil Spouts From the Beteryjurg Gas Well
Report from Petersburg Democrat notes the Beteryjurg gas well remains unfinished with high pressure and unknown flow. Drilling issues included rock bridging the hole at depth, equipment failures, and ongoing efforts to anchor and test the well while gas output shows double what it was earlier.
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Baie
Thuyrsdy
Brest
Phes
New Gas City
Proaphitor
Bn Ki
Wighrao
Sarapatil
Dakota
Upina
Wogk
Agdlae
F. Hinton
Jira
South Dusky
DenfUorn Street
Chiqago
Bloomfield News Brief Hidden Among Foregs
A fragmented Bloomfield notice mentions a court action and a last Saturday event with unclear details. The readable bits reference silver foreign items and a February or January timeframe, with names and places obscured by OCR errors.
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Turm Band
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