Monument to Indiana War Heroes Nearing Completion in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis circle memorial to soldiers and sailors of the late war progresses slowly. The shaft rises to 149 feet with a 21‑foot high iron turret, copper covering, and a 220‑foot platform. Bronze figures, crowning pieces, and a Liberty statue top the structure, with design by Nicholas Geiger and contributions from American foundries and European studios.
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Indiana
Keown
Sons of
Meridian Street
Market Street
Cheinatreet
Liameter
Chicago
Nicholas Geiger
Berlin
Moonnest
Elles Terrace
Washington City
San Francisco
Coursa
Saliaby
God Io
Hartford
Grand Army of the Republic
A Livery Roadster's Race Fraud in Michigan
A livery stable owner recalls selling a roadster to two men who used the horse to chase a fake patent churn scheme at county fairs. The men bet big on a horse race, staged as a setup, and the owner ends up uncovering a broader fraud involving forgery and a staged chase, with various figures from Detroit and Marshall County implicated.
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Agrisa
Massachusetts
Adrian
Bridia
Southerland
Hutchinson
Detroit
Michigan
Cousty Isles
Sultani Bi Hat
Sultana
Carter
Saltana
Mr. Carter
Nabob
Sutherland
Hutchison
Mr.Carter
Cameo
Mr. Sutherland
Indiana
Marshall County
Resolute Senators in the silver phalanx of power
The Leader Senator Stewart of Nevada anchors a hard fighting group in the Senate, a Macedonian phalanx known as the silver Senators. Teller and Kyle stand with him, while Dubois, Power, Shoup, and others from Idaho Nebraska and beyond form a formidable bloc determined to block the Voorhees bill, using endurance, wit, and oratory. The piece portrays age, experience, and regional loyalties shaping a high stakes political clash.
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Wasnrxatox
D. C
Senate Chamber
Middle States
Nevada
Colorado
Idaho
Mortana
Senate
Stewart
Alexander
Timothy
California
Anon
Comstock Lode
John
Fellows
Blankbure
Senator Wolcott
Colerain
Rourke Cockran
Cockran
Norman Borship
Varylom
Humner
Heather Negiiger
Bos Wolcott
Moreson
Senator Tellier
Teller
New York
United States Senate
Arthur
Parmenio
Jones
Comstock
England
St. Jost
Senator Dubdels
Illinois
Hets
LaSalle
Dubois
Pane Stewart
Senator Power
Montana
Dattle
Perth
Lota Therte
Seastor
George L. Shoup
Gallinger
New Hampshire
John J. Ingalls
Bain’ Tor Peffer
Poffer
Anes
Dibole
Cinan
Senator Allen
Nebraska
Fragmented medical ad text with garbled names
A distorted OCR fragment references a doctor and medical services with unclear names and credentials. It mentions diseases and specialist care, a New York connection, and vague references to treatments and expertise amid numerous typographical errors.
A Rare Giant Ostrich Egg Sells For High Price
An article notes a rare giant egg, valued at two hundred pounds, describing it as larger than an ostrich egg and highly sought after. It mentions collectors and the European market, with references to Himelin and Madagascar, and a voyage home despite danger from a chief.
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Himelin
Ilete
Madagascar
Hhis Serview
Orchideveks
Jan Govette
Dangerous Admission by Arthur Buard Mystery
A fragmented text fragment presents a cryptic dialogue about a father and son name Sam, with misspelled words and garbled phrases suggesting a magazine snippet or dialogue piece. The readable bits imply a confrontation or questioning tone without clear events or outcomes.
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Arthur
Little Richard
Buard
Sam Herd
I Magazine
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