Washington News Notes From Tuesday Report
Washington updates include Mat McCracken and Charles Lee health notes, local visits by Henry Rudolph and Mrs. Porter of Indian Springs, school openings, new store frontage, and residents traveling to Newberry, Burns City, and Topeka with community chatter and notable deaths.
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Cincinnati Man Plans Move With Elwood Woman
A fragmentary notice notes Mr Charles Leknnoth of Cincinnati intends to move his family to a nearby location with Miss Nall Cox Swell of Elwood. The text is garbled and provides few further details about dates or circumstance.
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Cincinnati
Nall’ Cox Swell
Elwood
Fragmented Dispatches Signal US China Talks Delays
The article discusses inertia in the Chinese negotiations and the American stance toward Prince Ching. It notes messages from Chaffee, delays in forming a conference, and unresolved aims of the United States to press for terms with China through ministerial meetings.
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Bag, feat in engineering wounds of Three Mile Tusyriel
In St Paul Minnesota on September 27 telegrams from Chief Engineer Stevens described an immense bore under a mountain where crews joined two tunnel ends with minimal variation. The note called the work perhaps the most separate bit of modern engineering, marking a tremendous five mile section.
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Telegraph Message Reports Water and Bridge Damage at Galveston
A garbled telegraph dispatch from Galveston notes casualties and damage along the coast. It mentions a San Sabo river flood reaching nearby towns, with bridges destroyed and communications cut, as authorities assess the situation.
Mourning General Palmer dies after heart failure
General Palmer, former United States candidate on the Democratic ticket, died at his Illinois home yesterday after a heart failure. He attended General Cleveland’s funeral last Sunday and was an honorary pallbearer. Debris cleanup continues in Galveston after a storm, as officials plan a city government for the fiscal year ending February 28.
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Incomplete OCR note from Taom county report
Fragmentary text from a Sept report in Mebraska showing stray phrases about county and names. The readable portions include scattered place names and unclear references to a local event or condition without verifiable facts.
Livestock Proxies Scheduled for September 26
Fragmented notes show proxies related to livestock events set for September 26. References include Chicago livestock, New York livestock listings, and various abbreviations, with scattered figures and locations.
Historical Property Transfers and Strikes Mentioned in Lofty Ledger
The fragment outlines real estate transfers and public notices amid labor unrest. It cites numerous parcels and names including John M. Kelso, Zachariah B. Malle, and Alice Kennedy, with mentions of Washington and Turner’s additions. The text also references strike activity and arbitration involving local miners, hinting at broader economic tensions of the era.
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Insurgents Engage US Forces Amid Island Skirmishes
Fragmentary report describes insurgent activity on Samay island with attacks on towns and a prison, while United States infantry pursue fleeing insurgents. Ambiguous dates and locations are noted as authorities try to confirm details of clashes and casualties.
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Electric Bitters Said to Save Life in Malaria Case
A fragment claims Electric Bitters cured malaria and improved health after a brother fell ill. The ad alleges the tonic expels malaria germs, purifies blood, aids digestion and liver kidneys and bowels, and cures dyspepsia nervy troubles and female complaints. Sold at Devib J. N. Jones drug store.
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Advertised Letters at Washington Post Office Week Ending Sept 25
List of names awaiting delivery at the Washington post office including Burris Miss Lacey Boughert Charley Bahiey Mrs Bell Johan Ban Myrtle Bramble Elizabeth Edwards Holt Mr May Haggersett W H Jones Mrs Mason Holmes E L McHolland Nellie Killion John Watson Lottie Levi Augustus White Mrs Annie Lang AE McKeown Jim Mansfield WM Osivia Lee Abe Raufeisen Frank Ritcherson Elmer Ross Walter J Also notes a job ad about house work in Washington requiring steady place and ability to handle horses and milking.
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Coroner's Inquest on Death of Lawrence Allen in Indiana
Coroner of Daviess County Indiana details findings from an inquest into the death of Lawrence Allen a coal miner aged about 97 who died after a drunken fight aboard a saloon. The coroner records that the blow causing death was struck by an unknown assailant during the melee on the night of September 1900.
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