Tragedy and Trials Shape a Turbulent Village History
A fragmented OCR page recounts a long, chaotic tale with references to a tragedy, political figures such as Terry and Sarah Aches, and a broader sense of community conflict. Names like Jeriga Fed, Khaw, and others surface amid debates on property, elections, and local authority.
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Frances Gorterler
Horp
Usher Sale
Weald
Todas Field
Nad Saly
Jeriga
Terry
Sarah Aches
Wma
Uae
Torey
Wil
Gara Althea
Bide
Firmus
Coryen
Meretin
Dade Saw
Romey Lyon
Nomakemslad
The Champion Slugger Faces Poverty and Family Ruin
The report depicts Kass Grr and Angus Miller amid a fraught marriage scandal. Miller, daughter of Jorgnim Miller, is disowned after elopement and poverty, with religious and civic figures weighing in.
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Angus
Miller
Jorgnim Miller
Pest
Hesh
Jresetz
Hays
Turbulent Political Scrutiny and Sullivan Case Proceedings
August reports describe political tension around Secretary Bussey and the Tanneyh matter, with resignations speculated and an audit underway. Amid court action in multiple states, John L. Sullivan faces sentencing after a jury verdict, while Judge Terrell outlines grounds for appeal and clemency, and Captain Fitzpatrick receives leniency thanks to court mercy.
Prison sentence sparks city debate on Sullivan case
August 17 report from Barrimont and Charleston describes sensational chatter over champion John L. Sullivan being sentenced to twelve months in Mississippi. Detective Childs heads to custody, Kilrain bail, and local officials weigh health and future form as public interest surges amid scattered notes of thefts, resignations, and minor legal matters across several towns.
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John L. Ballivan
Sullivan
Barrimont
Childs
Gov
Lowry
Jake Kilrain
Pugilet
Misaiaippi
Marshal
Jake
Thareday
Kilrain
John L
Salli
Reed for Speaker Dominates Early Gop Ballot Rivalry
August 17 report from Avents shows Ex Union Soldier Reed leading GOP race for Speaker with 164 guaranteed electors and 83 votes needed. New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and western rail interests back Reed, while McKinley Cannon Burrows Henderson contest. Shift potential hinges on cross-state support and unity against Reed’s solid bloc.
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Malone Mao
Wasnisotos
Rinatay Rp
Tom Teed
Thaas
Reed
New England
New York
New Jeraey
Pennsylvania
Mejor McKinley
Rocky Mountains
PacificrUroids
Morrill
Kansas
Wime
Kinley
Major McKinley
Ohio
Caucur
Cannon
Illinois
Burrows
Michigan
Henderson
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Indiana
Mr. Reed
Maine
Barrows
Negro Exodus Threatens North Carolina Politics
The colored Congressman N P Cheat ham reports 40 000 to 60 000 black residents may leave North Carolina this fall. He fears the emigration will shift the state toward Democrats, with eastern districts and his own facing depopulation, while reasons include poverty and poor crops. He notes administration efforts to place loyal officials and contemplates plans to curb the movement.
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North Caroli
New Yoak
N. P. Cheatham
North Carolina
Aay
Harrison
National Committee
Cbeatham
Trial for the Oraleer Charleston Aboard and Trials Extended
A second Teint Trip for the Oraleer Charleston is planned with engineers conducting the trial on a bay run. If results meet expectations, another builders’ trial will occur next week and may lead to a ceremonial Navy trip. President appoints Rentfro and Collier to customs and port survey roles. Royal visit to Beyford greeted warmly. medical ad promotes Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for blood disorders.
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Charleston
Thie T Marning
Bay
Lainn Irou
Navy Department
Rosy
Races At War Jaybirds and Woodpeckers Popper
In a Texas town a shooting erupted during a contest between rival Jaybirds and Woodpeckers groups. Authorities reported one injury as fans scattered amid the chaos. Police investigated possible motives and secured the scene for witnesses.
Sheriff killed in Tex riot between rival factions
August 17 Averix Texas. Governor Ross received word of a clash between the Jaybird and Woodpecker factions. Sheriff Garvey and Deputy John Blakeney killed. several others wounded. Firefight broke out at the court house. Judge Parker was wounded and later died. A negro girl killed by a stray bullet. Gibsons and Andrews fatally wounded. Armed parties and widespread chaos reported.
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Averix
Tex
Ross
J. M. Weston
Richmond
Jaghirta
Garvey
John Blakeney
Diapute
Alcalara
J. Bisakeney
Sheriff Garway
Hi. H. Frost
Volcey
Lbeon
William Andrews
Gibson
Andrews
MM. Schmidt
Texas
Mrs Arta Denies Murder Charge In Court
Binika Arta of Aledo was brought to the city by Sheriff Cassidy and jailed without bail on a murder charge in the poisoning of her former husband David Ramsey, a printer. She repeatedly denied the accusation, crying in jail, while supporters vow to defend her.
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Swwlay Regtster
Moustaix Lake Pak
Campbell
Bethany
Harrison
Richard and
Mies Jeanne Campbell
Mas
J. C. Alderson
J. EL. van Meter
Aurora
Joep. E. Whitaker
Binika
Teanc Arta
Aledo, Lil
Sherif Cassidy
Snower
David B. Stmsy
Dave
Eho
Teme Arta
Belmont County
Ohio
Ramsey
Arts
Elmira
Philanthropist William Thaw Dies in Paris
A cable from Paris reports the death of William Thaw, vice president of the Pennsylvania Company and noted philanthropist. Born October 12, 1844, in Pittsburgh to Irish parents, he built a fortune of around 20 million and donated to several universities and theological seminaries. He leaves a wife and ten children. death due to heart failure.
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Prrisnvna
Angus
Paris
William Thaw
Pennsylvania Company
Calhoad
Mr Thaw
Pitiuborg
Weaters University
Hi Father’s Bank
Lanover
Overlin
Wooster
Geneva
Carroll
Maryville
Team
Western Theological Seminary
Irish pirate tensions flare amid long pageant duel threats
August 17 report from Cmlisco notes leaders spar over the Triangle faction and Lawler vowing no retract law, with potential personal clash looming. Archbishops, anti Catholic mobs, and powder smoke experiments tied to Span loo, while earth shocks hit Benin and Egyptians seize Si wai. Crockery Citys clubs Wheeling in Liverpool prep a 3 30 PM match drawing large crowd.
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Cmlisco
Frank Lawler
Cheltenham Beach
Cronin
John” Finerty
Triangle
Finerty
Vist Jawler
Orth
Aod
Tr Strangemeate
Marvell
Calogue
Renscheid
Wortphallo
Benin
Urtiab Medical Association
Leon
Nemdon
Seede
Siwai
Houlanger
France
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