Democratic figures weigh Bryan comeback and Seymour 1968
A long fragment discusses Horatio Seymour, James Bryan, and 1868 party dynamics. It references Bryan’s past defeats, possible 1968 Democratic nomination, and calls for party unity while debating leadership and opposition within the party factions.
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Horatio
Seymour
Seymou
Aman
Ak Leavenyrth
Iination
William G. Bryan
Asdayinu
Euler
Bryan
Frank” Avorai
Nebraska
Bryaby
Virginia
Ieee
Kori Deavenworth
Bry
Boother
Labor strike action discussed at federal conference
The text outlines a labor dispute involving a federation and union leaders, mentioning the president, board, and secretary positions. It references ex-employees at steel companies and a national conference with talks of action, leadership roles, and organizational structure within the federation.
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Aehselis Vitlie
Atartit
Abjnlgaa Sociation
I State Porporatiog
Tt Hedvedtion
Eridertt Nate
Altel
Fragmented Indiana notices and biographical snippets in terse recall
Fragmentary clipping lists diverse items from Indiana and beyond including remarks on a headquarters, portraits, and various names like Oliver M. Wilson and S. H. Chapman. It mentions governance, political figures, and events with scattered dates, places, and activities, reflecting a jumble of civic notices and biographical notes.
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Aleve
Mike Lue
Oliver
M. Wilson
Fhunathander
Tsu
Shmuel EL
Brazil
Edwin’ Nigar
South Burtis
Irinkfort
Ipsville
Reilsun
Segre
Thomas Post
George H. Chapman
Fragmented Dispatches Highlight Crisis and Tragedy Abroad
A garbled international news fragment reports a shipwreck death toll, political upheaval, and security incidents. It cites missing persons, recovered bodies, and calls for new party formations as wartime and diplomatic tensions unfold across multiple regions.
Fragmentary Dispatches on Imperial Court and Expiation
Disjointed account describes Chinese envoy, Emperor Walia, and court ceremony with references to expiation for murder. Mentions Toklo arrival, Pekin regents, and a colonial-era tone. includes fragmented notes on de Wet and local political unrest.
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Svittigm
Emperor Walia
Hun Ranger
Pater
Chan Ai
Hember
Hayel
Pribee Chun
Chin
Ieith
Chun
Emperor Aya
Thera
Publi
Yima Altra
Spause
Pekin
Toklo
Burabers Not Affected In Congo Conflict Report
Dispatches describe limited progress as authorities grant permission to relocate families amid ongoing resistance. Reports from Ke Tangs note 25 Congo troops clashed with 400 slave traders, resulting in the defeat of traders and the capture of 150 rifles and a large stock of merchandise.
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Tucson
Aj Bolter
Walter
J. Ainguley
Pittsburgers
Ibn Total
Avton
Lord Kitchéner
Congo
Othe
Indiana Editorials Question Races and Health Debate
Fragmented text discusses racial questions and public health notes. Mentions editors and philosophers, with reference to a controversial paper and political figures. Readers are left with unclear positions and speculative timing.
Fragmented notes hint at typhoid fever and family visit
The readable text references a discussion of typhoid fever and a family gathering involving individuals with the surnames Berry Hedrick and Jackson. It notes a visit in Birns City and mentions a deep well and a locked, fastened area, though many names and details are unclear.
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Minti
Jah
Berry
Alfordsawe
Hedrick
Fay Sive Jackson
r-Birns City
Fragmented OCR list of names and places in Washington area
A garbled OCR item lists numerous personal names, addresses, and locations in the Washington area. The text references individuals such as Annie Wallace Martha Everett Stella Washington and George Listucky along with street names like Plainville Lafayette and Turnera, but details are unclear due to corruption.
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Grant- Calth
Charles
Hee
Maxville
Euginse
Swirtzal
Washington, Graham& Itt Nolan
A. Hasting
Sarah L. McKi
Geo Listucky
Lafayette
Cosby Grat
Washlaton
Turnera Lafayetts
Ianboth
Stucky
Estate of deceased seeks probate settlement before court
Jillian, Administrator, files final account in the Daviess Circuit Court. The clerk fixed October 1, 1901 as the date to hear objections from heirs and interested parties why the account should not be approved.
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The
Daviess
Beara
Jillian
Ofdh& Thmbn
Attysss
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