Rock Island Changes in Management and Transit Ties
Rock Island appoints A. Parker as assistant to the president with duties linking to Chicago. Parker led the Chicago Kansas and Nebraska line before a systemwide management consolidation. Severe northeast gale halts sailing via Sandy Hook with only one steamer reaching port by late afternoon. Governor Beaver receives Major Armies letter urging to avoid court martial, Armies threatens self harm. Rise Sun Stove Polish promoted as safe and economical with no wasteful packaging.
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Rock Island
Chicaco
H. A. Parker
Rock Island Road
Sone
Chicago
Parker
Ma Ger
Chicago, Kansas & Nebrase
New York
Sandy Hook
Armes
Haguencus
Beaver
Aries
Wing
Mr Whiteman Cleared of Embezzlement Case
Accused of embezzling public funds, MR WHITEMAN is fully vindicated. The funds were held for delivery to proper persons, and the recess appointment will now be tendered. Also includes a weather bulletin with temperatures and wind details for Siena Orvnce Wisconsin, Kan, and regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savennal
Siena Orvnce
Wiaura
Kan
Embezzler Charged Whiteman Faces Senate Clash
News from Washington reports the appointment of HM Whiteman as associate justice of New Mexico’s supreme court sparked a curious scandal. Whiteman allegedly collected 1501 from Swiss belts, claimed funds in a bank, and faced a Senate inquiry led by Senator Ingalls. The affair delayed confirmation, with Whiteman offering explanations and awaiting a decision on his fate.
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Washington
HM. Whiteman
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Kansas
Wichita
Albuqueque
New Mexico
Whiteman
Owas
Ingalls
Ile
Sind
Fairsunde
Miller
Witteman
Wainosinn
Mazelten
Whiterman
Avionies Genern Sry
Fragmented Savannah notices and local crime notes
The page blends disorderly local business and crime items. It mentions shopkeepers on West Street and Broad or similar streets with losses, plus a story of two couples fleeing with alleged abduction threats as police pursue them toward Memphis, with family protests and searches underway.
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Tacham
Ala
Steel
Tere
John
Charles Tien
Wilko
Daraeron
Thess Wien
Turner Brothers
Fauitlieg
Kneh
Turners
Hessie
Kris Newir
Iuelmancy
Dameron
Tome
Wilsce
Catheron
Apepolutanent
Memphis
Tecan
Musk City
Isitess
Ouwe
Destruction of Over Fifty Brick Structures Shocks City
The fire destroyed over fifty buildings including landmarks like the Independent Presbyterian Church. Insurance covered losses. no deaths, minor injuries. The Electric Light Company shut off power early, preventing electric shock hazards. Estimated total loss around 50 thousand dollars, with further reductions expected to be finalized. A separate article notes a heated contest over Thomas J. Monroe's estate in Harlem, with heirs and attorneys named and undue influence alleged.
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J. D. Weed
Presbyterina
Monroe
New York
Thomas
J. Monroe
Harlem
Jacobs
William HH. Jacobs
James A. Monroe
Thomas J. Monroe
Monroes
Court of Cinamon Pleas
Taumuary
Hos
Manos
Bing Witneses Wens Erastis P. Brown
Aml Balward K. Grows
Birusel Ly
Tures
George J. Greene
Prince Monroe
Greenell
Greene
Monn
Larry Benson
Mer Jacobs
Wan Iil
Greetwell
W. H. Jacobs
Street
Jan M. Monroe
Annie Maria Monfin
Jeanette Bish
Kyra
Diaries Monroe
Nebraska
Sist Monroe M
Telegraphic Brevities From a Distant Era
A chaotic scan of notes reports fires in Baldwinaville and South Dakota prairie run, ex king Milan in Palestine, a push to publicize electric belts, and rising bookish activity. It mentions Yale journalism grads in New York, Mrs Stowe’s fading memory, and Burns manuscripts fetching high sums, with music news on Cincinnati festival receipts and Russian cultural moves.
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Baldwinaville
Milan
Servia
Palestine
Dakota
St. Paut
South Dakota
Turee
Yale College
New York
Hesti Apasts
Charles Francis Adams
Georia AL Teck
Boston Commonwealth
United Stats
Difgalomanian
New Tern
H.C. Bressin
Puck
H.C. Pains
St. Nichol
Paine
New York National Guard
Marmtey Auxorn
Miss McCnay
Harriet Heecher Stowe
London
Burns
Cincinnati
Mme. de Brinon
Lad
Tint Naos
Watchtam R
Viewria
John Stainer
Charles Hable
Graeme
Relighting Industry Hints and Oddities From Old Times
Extracted items note various trades and inventions, from anti corrosion paints and coal dust floor sealing to linseed oil varnish and black furniture varnish. It also lists oddities such as a German coin, a Norwich clock once owned by General Putnam, and a tale of a man hanged by wire in Wisconsin.
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Fiie
Wis
Rawer
Luke
Germany
New York City
Connecticut
California
Union
Sr. Loris
Genoa
Nebraska
General Grant
Point Pleasant
Cincinnati
Tilton
Til
Turan
Norwich
Conn
Israel Puttum
Evnorr
Tri
Jersey Coast
Ararclinds
Portland
Miss Freeman
Miss Rosco
England
Tinly
France
United States
Garminy
Treighi-wardishe
Eaton
Rehoboth
Tha Othurday
Rumored City Unity Sparks In California and New York Notes
A garbled report cites a push to unite cities in St Pasland with mentions of Turbinis in Florida, along with scattered items: a New York death sentence abolition move, iron company property findings in Ishpemig Michigan, a lobster shipment to Pacific waters, tunnel talks under Detroit River, and redemption of old postal currency. Other bits describe raft construction at Port Jefferson, bull frog farming plans in Ohio, and various era recipes and kitchen tips.
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St Pasland
Turbinis
Florida
Weae Gaul Feusapivasta
Sendey Premer
Wendred
Gweatyalgee
Vanderbilt
Marner
New York
Lake Superior Iron Company
Ishpemig
Mich
Pacific Coast
Wood's Hall
Mass
United States Fish Commissioners
Detroit River
United States
Port Joseins
Thieda
Dris
Personal News and Political Rumors From A Turbulent Era
A jumble of personal mentions and political tidbits includes a widow of a murdered president, a relative investing in a California real estate venture, and plans for buildings near Los Angeles. The piece notes condolences, wealth transfers, and a national debate on child health and disease in Washington. Various figures mention stockpiled funds, bank dealings, and press communications about prominent names like Carnegie and Garfield amid a broader context of unrest and social concerns.
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Michi
Prncuss Cokin
Jevenleal Dravetets
Yale
Ganriei
Henny Exnecerm
Chevelainl
Et Paul Real
Beaton
Kate Furiatepp
California
Shiv
Range Grove
Los Angeles
Churago
Ietur
Grunt
Garfield
Washburne
Canking
Giino
Seersan
Denver
Denver City National Bank
Tex
Aga Pak
Espaich
Naty
Beng Otbergine
Carnngie Bisstel
Enea
Amerie Veen
Fragmented Rural Talk Mixes Fad and Farm Life
The passage presents a garbled collage of dialogue touching on farming, weather, trade, and weekly chores. It mentions costs of seeds, livestock, and household tasks, with references to farmers, dealers, and markets. Names and places are unclear, but rural themes and agricultural concerns dominate.
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CuTtoona Soar
MR. Whiteman
Savannah
Bavaxsant Gia
J.T .Coben
Crbon
W. Allen
Fuicaalna
Morea
Turalcare
Budinen
Francis Bacon
Bacon
Saya
Jif
Tocun
Besar
Braxonetti
Banokurs
Brooklyn
All America
Histtenies Healy
Bar
Haldia Dean
Mase
Ajay
Mayor Chapin
Cleve
Todd
Serve Cry Lun
Chaney
Haniel Owaueh
Hond
Uniersignes
Prof van der Weyde
N.Y
Marchintet
Aaron North Carolinian
Pat Tie
Edrinity
Auoma
Sus
Fala
Alevely
Beas
Merester
Lewis & CO
N. A. Lewis
Main Street
JM Black
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Company
Corner First and
Water St
Wichita, Kan
Johnston & Larimer Dry Goods CO
Topeka
Fan
Dept’s
Pat
Wichita Overall & Shirt Mfg. Co
East
Douglas Avenue
Overaila
Jeane Diatita
Etikitiewss
Miling
Aries Cammitar Bey
Bovey Veiernen
Aghicultunet
Kineton
Coren
Thet's & Streliarsee
Creas
Australie
Lemdun
Petatowr
Barratry
Clinage
Wien
Patenees
Craters
Bak
Benne
Amnema
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