Inhuman Chilean Soldiers Incident Recited in Court
A lengthy, cryptic report recounts an alleged crime involving Chilean soldiers and several named individuals. The piece describes injuries, captures, and trials with numerous disrupted phrases, naming locations, dates, and entities, including a disputed incident near a frontier area and a court action dated November 14. The narrative references victims, captives, and legal proceedings, but the garbled OCR impedes clear attribution of roles or outcomes.
Pittsburg Blue Laws Punish Jims and Others for Sunday Violation
Joseph K Jr, the German comedian, and companions were fined 25.40 each for violating a nearly 100 year old blue law by transporting twenty five cabs to a Grand Opera House performance. fines paid by Emmet Towne and others prevented jail. They vow to appeal as floral tributes were sent to Mr. Krownet.
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J. &. Ximmet, Jr
Men Me
Joseph K. Jr
Terday
Tustion Hyndman
Gmk
Fminet
Grand Opera House
Doc
Emmet Towevee
Cetral
Wach Ie
Cabinen
Krownet
Examiner
Siesnason
Anarchists Celebrate Chicago Martyrdom in Pittsburg Gathering
In La Payette Hall Pittsburg Anarchists gathered to commemorate the Chicago martyrs with speeches by Henry Wiston Robart Stowe and Peterie Chourd. The event passed without disturbance and participants sang Marsellaise before dispersing. The report notes Strabagists and Republicans clashing over party divisions and delegate plans for a national convention.
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Pittsburg
Preissens
Thie City
Bold &Rweting Ponlgbe
la Payette Hall
Chicago
Pern Beis
Henry Wistoan
New York
Robart Stowe
Peaterie Chourd
Headlines from Diverse 19th Century Notices
A collage of brief items reports punishments for weapons offenses in Chicago and fines to individuals. Michigan apple crop praised for quality. Weston mining company incorporation in West Virginia. New York banks easing deposits. memorial against Canadian toll discrimination. subscription drives for national conventions. stock stock deals in Springfield. counterfeit Treasury notes surface in Pennsylvania. a child’s death from accidental apple piece. a severe snowstorm in Iowa. bank investigations in California. steamship arrivals from New York and Liverpool.
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Chicago Tastlee
Cmickee
Ernest Ruppert
Jobs
Daryl Liter
Stetmnersbey
Wes Wott
Michigan
Montt Presented to President in Washington New Chilean envoy Meets U.S. Leaders
In Washington on November 14 Chile's Minister Montt formally presented credentials to the President, accompanied by Secretary Blaine and Chilean officials. Montt spoke of friendship and peace, while the President emphasized good will and mutual understanding amid global tensions. Separately, Acting Indian Commissioner Bell reported no imminent trouble among tribes, noting Bear Eagle and followers sold their camp and preparations to renew the ghost dance without verified details.
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Senor Mont
U Welogk
Anloal Cruz
Iron
Guellermo Arecantegan
Valentinis Campo
Blaine
Sevor Moutt
Solowas
Pursment
Republi
Chile
United States of North America
United States
Mic. Misister
Eproy
Republic of Chile
Bulmanda
Yole
Cie
Bidine
Wrasitt
Bell
George W. McKean
Pierre
S. C
Bear Eagle
Hays
Thair
Pine Ridge
Ming Ridge
Spector
Fires and Loss From Rapid Afternoon Blazes
A string of fires reported across Brattle, New York area destroys multiple businesses and homes. Bestel Gut Meal Mo. mill, Fuller’s drug store, Penney Co. dry goods, James’ harness, and Ponce office suffer heavy losses. Fire at riding academy causes extensive damage. Michael Kirschner arrested in Bucharest fraud case. extradition limitations noted. Shooting match concludes with Brewer defeating Walward after a misfire. A museum exhibit incident ends with a woman wounded by her son’s revolver. Governor Pattison proclaims November as a day of giving and prayer.
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Losurance
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B.D. Walward
New York City
Horingham
Brewer
Foot Race Scandal Foiled Weston Triumphs Over Clarksburg
Special telegram from Weston West Virginia dated November 14 describes a plotted foot race scheme between Clarksburg and Weston bettors. A Pittsburgh runner and a New York athlete were chosen to mislead wagers with Weston backing the winner. The race at Riverside track ended with Clarksburg losing and masters of the plan facing legal trouble as a would‑be claimant backed by $100 sought $150.
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Sworfay Memater
Cusnemnon
W.va
Weston Oltisan Mining Company
Incoror
Ohler
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Tonalay
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bobby Burns
Mice and Men
Hospital
Harrison
Pittsburg
William Henry
Pennsylvania
W.C. Hoss
New York
Muito
Arm Injury On Ohio River Train Trestle
Special Telegram reports a girl named Rosa Pax was struck on a trestle by a passenger train near Panxersnene West Virginia. Her arm was crushed above the elbow and amputated by Dr. Kester. She resided at Harris's Ferry and was crossing the trestle with companions.
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Panxersnene
W. Va
Ohio River Railroad
Ation
Rosa Pax
Kester
Kester. Miss Fox
Harris's Ferry
Unhappy Times In Russia As War Fears Rise
From St. Petersburg November 14 reports warn provincial governors that troop shortages in the southwest could hinder defense in case of war. The czar’s government faces resignations over finance as minister Visokgradsky reportedly offers to resign, only to be told to eat what you have cooked. Odessa exports over two million poods of wheat in a week amid anticipated export bans. Influenza kills thousands daily in Persian districts and southern Russia. German colonists along the Volga express discontent and many plan to abandon holdings and leave Russia.
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St. Perensnec
Russia
St. Petexseere
Volga River
His Last Exploration in Africa Leaves New Expedition
Lospos, November 14. Ant reached there this morning that the great explorer De Brazza recently left secretly for Africa head of a new expedition. His party left some force of men pushing on toward the Lake Victoria region led by Macias and Satabehaia. Arabs are fanatical foes of civilization.
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Ant
de Brazza
Africa
Ace
St de Brera
Lake Teenae
Macias
Booth Wreck Evidence Ties Wardrobe to Lincoln Plot
Antiquarian W. W. Snaith uncovers that trunks marked J WB New Providence aboard the Mare Victoria wrecked near Quebec carry Booth’s theatrical wardrobe. Records say the ship sailed without proper clearance, fueling rumors of a Canada route to aid a Lincoln assassination plot months in advance. Public sale notices in 1865 describe the recovered wardrobe’s damage and high auction prices.
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Marc Victoria
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Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
J. WB
New Providence
Quebec
Victoria
Custom House
Bahamas
Booth
Canada
Quebec Morning Chronicle
Snaith
George Hankin
McKee Rankin
John Wilkes Booth
Bie
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Wete
Social Session Crowns Daughters of Liberty Meeting
Last night the local Councils of the Daughters of Liberty in Wits city held a well attended gathering at Market street hall with refreshments and addresses. The Pittsburg Union Association visited Lady Washington Council No. 1 and Pride of Wheeling Council No. 2, with several national and local representatives present. A Committee of Arrangements ensured the meeting ran smoothly, and the event concluded after a lively social hour. The Colon Association, an auxiliary, aims to stir up interest and will continue with more visits to other cities. A Welcome Wand and flag were presented to A. O. UT. M. yesterday. the lodge room on Thelfth street was filled with members for the afternoon event.
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Daughters of Liberty
Wits City
Market Street
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Pittsburg
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Wheeling
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Maggie Ertaman
Laura M. Thompson
Sadie Griffen
Pred Ertzman
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W.E. Garver
McKeesport
Minnie Meyers
G. E. Kepple
Jennie Shiels
J. W. Scarborough
Colon Association
Welec
Thelfth Street
Fraud and forgery shake Madera bank tale headline
Trans actions of W. E. Baird, late Bank of Madera vice president, reveal fraudulent stock and raised notes. Baird is arrested in San Francisco on forgery charges. Additional dispatches cover church tensions, coal famine in Chicago, opium raids, Chinatown policing, and a fatal Italian train collision report.
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Palace Hotel
Madera
Baird
Imported Vase by Hobbs Factory Showcased
The Hobbs factory, a UK States line concern, touts its American plant as highly equipped for novelties and fancy ware. A new handsomely colored vase, now produced locally from paste molds, surpasses European imports in color variety and cost efficiency, promising steady orders through Christmas.
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Iine Company
United States
Europe
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New York Water Famine Threatens City Supplies
Chief Engineer Birdsall warned that New York faces a water famine as Croton water drops to 40 million gallons daily. With lakes exhausted and drought persisting, authorities plan to shut hydrants, halt street sprinkling, and conserve 200000 gallons daily while breweries may close first to curb usage.
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Geis His Estate and the German Baron’s American Daughter
A long-winded report details collapses in banking amid German political tension. It notes Herr Maas and other financiers facing scrutiny, calls for government intervention, and mentions Reichstag sessions and health concerns of Prince. it recounts disputes over the late Baron Von Barpekowe and a California marriage, ending with a note on Floriness Waldersee, Duke of Bavaria’s widow.
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Fredrichsruhe
Davitt Denounces Harsh Irish Political Attacks
Michael Davitt writes against virulent attacks on Mrs. Parnell following Mr Parnell’s death. He objects to the moral issues raised and argues the Irish debate should focus on politics notPersonal vilification. He singles out renewed attacks by M Carthites and notes shifting opinions among opponents.
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Parnell
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