CONTRACT AWARDED AND POLITICAL CONTEST IN ILLINOIS
A contract is awarded to Y Jubst of Chicago for 129000 dollars as Uncle Juin Beker plans to contest opponents election in the Eighth Illinois District. Washington tax inauguration preparations and a reception for Vice President Elect Morton are noted. Weather bulletins describe warm morning with increasing clouds and light rain later, with south winds at 2 mph, mean humidity around 70 percent, and forecasts for Kansas and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juin Beker
Illinois
Washington
Morton
General News
Sigvor Derie Wicuira
Kan
Dee
van Deranrest
Wasntxetos
D.C
Kansas
Nebraska
Kanan
Contested Will Trial Mentions Gable Building Contract
Fragmentary 19th century style report notes a contract award for finishing a gable building in Wichita Kansas and references a will contest for a political seat in St Louis. It discusses contest margins, possible recounts, and political maneuvering including figures Fors and Lee.
Inaugural Celebration Invitation at Westennial
A mangled notice invites dignitaries to a city centennial inauguration on an April date. It names Lew Yok and a committee chaired by Ir awa, mentioning preparations, attendees, and the aim to mark the seventh anniversary with a public program and speeches.
Morton Reception Dazzles Indianapolis at Vice President Elect Event
A grand reception in Indianapolis hosted by citizens honored Vice President elect Morton and Mrs Harrison. General Harrison escorted Mrs Hereland as 2,500 guests filled the gallery and lined the hall in order to shake hands with Morton and Harrison. The crowd dispersed after the presidential party departed around 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison. Lane
Gervstt
Market Street
Mr. Morton
General Harrison
Morten
Harrison
The Rage Problem Before Georgia Legislature Speech
A Georgia legislature session features a dramatic address by Mon. J.M. Curry urging action on race. He argues civilization faces a grave, spreading problem and warns that ignoring it will threaten government, churches, and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Gas Pipe Discovery and Political Controversy Report
A fragmentary report from Carnie Die 14 describes a gas pipe discovery in Hayewarket square linked to a planned substation, with investigations into conspiracy and a plan blamed on various political figures. The piece also notes Harper’s improved condition after an episode in Coles Ohio, hinting at a broader wartime or postwar news cycle context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnie
Hayewarket
Resignation of United States District Attorney Sellers
Dec 14 reports say United States District Attorney Emery B. Sellers telegraphed the attorney general insisting on his resignation and will not return to Monticello or Washington. His law partners and fee accounts imply he has quit, with Democrats speculating on the president’s handling and Halley as interim. The report also covers a separate note on the Russian loan and market reactions in Paris with broad European implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gia
Georgia
Pouweies
Vulcan
Carabie
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Emery B. Sellers
Sellers Miuet
Montivedo
Sellers
Monticello
United State Court
Carent
Bulley
Halley
Harrison
Joy
Uni
Jule . Reynolds
Sater Reynolds
Atfartnys
Tars
Aitier
Paris
Nee
Russia
France
Europe
Democratic Republic
Kurope
M. Floquet
Council of Minis
Hittin Hartking
Merlin
Leey
Heraiang
Heaonbia
Odeen
Wieser
Genet
Hieresiae
Aepernate
Frans
Mwverdl
Vidal
Englind, Heemang
America
Wass Id Wiens
Thal
Jay
Abele
Equpil Investenant
Ludlow Street
Rivington Sreet
Pruedor Obeschiaah
Alcarter
Reno
Azul
Social
Ant
Scott
Beok
Talght
Evan
Lam
Soma
Ford
Dave
Ty Hood
Ledlow Street
TWO SMUGGLED CHINESE MAIDENS CAUGHT IN TACOMA
Customs inspectors spotted two women in veils aboard a Portland train and revealed them as Chinese Mongolians. They were arrested under the exclusion act and taken to Tacoma, believed smuggled from Victoria via Seattle. They spoke of coming from Seattle and faced custody of U S Marshal Hamilton amid suspicions of staged disguises and landing tips from Port Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
W. T
Poor and
Sweerdfiger
Portland
Seattle
Port Townsend
Victoria
United States
Hamilton
Turbulent chicago riot and murder in theatrical incident
A chaotic scene erupted during a stage presentation with a quarrel turning deadly. Joli Ungerer, stage manager, intervened and was struck then fired upon. his wife seized a pistol as the assailant shot, wounding several, before police detained participants and locked them away. Names include Lucy Parsons and Mrs Par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clivetaso
Feaveliitus
Dulane
Joli Ungerer
Ford
Ode Indie
Charles Willams
Inside Ludlow Street Jail A vivid inmate’s bitter memoir
A memoir style account describes Ludlow Street jail life from the inmate’s perspective. It details the entry, cell blocks, food, routines, isolation, and the stark contrast between outside life and confinement. The writing conveys claustrophobic scenes, rigid schedules, and the psychology of long-term imprisonment.
Fragmented prompt fragment
The provided text is garbled and unreadable. No clear entities or events are discernible for a reliable newspaper card summary.
An unclear historical note on shares and rents
Fragmentary text references Reber Hamptry and a New Rochelle event with figures such as $900,900 and $46,500. Details are garbled, but indicate a discussion of shares, rents, and a named location New Rochelle with historical figures.
Strained Portrait of Early Violin Makers and Market Claims
Fragmented OCR notes discuss violin craftsmanship, pricing, and dealer claims, naming instruments, makers, and dealers with scattered references to quality and value. The garbled text mentions prices, sales, and comparisons, weaving through technical terms and vendor statements without clear coherence.
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Wichita
VY. Jobat
Chicago
Babin Building
Wasmgurim Fee
Gablle
Kaus
Vo Sotest Archive
New
Forman
Forana
Ligtteenth Minich
Toby
Lee
Gruen Kleffner
Velleville
Cimgressmuen
Halen
Baker
Et Temas Shin
St Louis Aelil
Thoas
John Weaten
St. Louis Wnd
Alvandagt
Mr. Fors
Mewick
St. Laws
Exralgaraine
Richins
Wasamenis
Wegintatinessecurave
Jedicial
Randall
Phrney
Yoo Subierans Atin
van Etiainges
Rive Vasiant
Fiat
Lew
Mursoin
Wilstinson
Oles
Vecseur
Hee
Lutormston
Fontraplate
Clevelatnl
Stade Ser Taetal Corotuts
Fe Pireseitativis
Folkrwitie
Tin
Indiana
Strong
Ciara
Renee
Fred Gafiy
Euttine
Gaitt
Ujo Aleta
Topi de Santa By
Toland
Hiwektene
Ana
Niuel
Alton
Harper
Coles
Exchapker
Lzhey
Mercer
Martin
Smeal
Deanel
Cunkeraid
Greenville
Tinville
Sasoo
Jumeusville
Cty
Scott Sea Sook
Jim Foe
Rice County Farmers! Institute
Stemttsy Kan
Snaturis
Neuvlon
Inglas
Teal Tabrot
Dawson
Neb
Decka
Metrutren
Miss Quintin
Kansas City & St. Louis
Dinca
Rolins
Express Auestenger Whitehead
James W.tats
Stauielag
M. Mbuutel
Ty Clem
Cocoa
Albrick
House of Commons
New Yoas
Michael A. S
Cklon
Madson
N.Y
Bath
Dubura
Wits Biel
Ieehian
Huston
Anatyles
Dec
Republican State Central Committee
Elwiniung SS Uagion
Australia
Metbonne
Lucy Parsons
Unsqunag
Rviclstass
Parsons
Aydedara
Tle
Zile
Donatiehl
Orvierers
Kearplona
Iid
Fay Templeton
Templeton
Carey
Plaes
Jowell
Coates
Bill Mye
Anneg
Conpted Reprters
Co. E. Lewis &Co’s
Boot Shoe and Rubber House
North Main St
Sid Patton
Sadak Paine
C. HE. Lewis & Coo
N Main Street
Ratnels
Tian
Hare
Owen Enol
Toei
Renate
Maginis
Hank
Filia
Woriaiow
Therese Bopen
Wilkin
Rity
eSeursbadsts
Sue
Ascaile Dry Geests Company
the “Arcade” Dry Goods Company
W. J. Wilson
North Main Street
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