Warehouses and Wanamaker’s in a crowded market scene
A fragmented report describes Wanamaker stores and Warehouses near the center of town, noting crowds visiting the Wanamaker building, Warehouses and related shops. It mentions ticketing for visits to U. S. Mint, Madison Hall, Girard College, and other institutions, with people arriving from many areas for a session in the country.
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Winteinniwns
Weltrenios
Information Waker
Warehiuonuves
Untitled fragment notes racing event in unknown city
A fragmentary OCR item references racing events and names, mentioning a city and officials. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the note hints at a trial or race context and possible attendance by named entities and institutions.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster Ad Claims Quick Cure
An old time advertisement touts Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters as superior external remedies. It boasts rapid relief, claims endorsements by thousands of physicians and druggists, and notes a 25 cent price, urging household use. The copy emphasizes improved medical activity and compares plaster effectiveness to electricity.
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Henson
Benson
Hoy Hibewl &Ew
War Ontaloasad and Institute Medical Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a medical institute notice from Boston Massachusetts. It mentions war Ontaloasad, receipt and author consulted on diseases, with names and dates unclear. The text references the MEDI gah INSTITUTE and a physician, providing a glimpse of a historical medical notice with damaged details.
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W. St
Nina Boston
Mass
Overs House
Olive Foure
Furniture Ads Repair in the Best Styles and Pardonne
Local notices advertise furniture repairs and refinishing services. U Peterson Agent promotes prompt attention and reliable craftsmanship in restoring damaged pieces to their former appeal.
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Clarges, Paoboe
U. Peterson, Ag't
Washington Letters on Senate, House Clash and New Speaker
Regular correspondent outlines the Senate and House opening on Dec 4 with clashes over credentials and the race for Speaker. Randall chosen, Garfield opposed. Morrison aloof. Profiles of key figures including Holman, Sayler, Banks, Cox, and others. Senate scenes note Colorado seats, South Carolina trip, and cross-party talks amid crisis.
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Hinn
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HoLman
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Louisiana
Florida
Sayler
Senate
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Blaine
Houtwell
Edwards
Bayard
Delaware
Stevenson
Intimidation in elections and the weight of fear
The piece argues about the vague charge of intimidation in elections and its use by partisan boards. It cautions that proving a negative is impossible and urges nonpartisan, careful judgment. It discusses affidavits from fearful voters and the role of government and military presence in determining who faced intimidation and how returns should be treated to avoid fraud. It cites a John of Commerce dispatch quoted previously.
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Wo ‘Ly
Ifanen
Louisiana
Uiat
Grant
John
Commerece
Suspension of Work in Schuylkill and Wyoming Coal Districts
The long awaited coal production suspension has begun in Schuylkill Lackawanna and Wyoming districts halting operations with over half the mines idle and 35000 to 40000 workers displaced. Some producers remain active but plan to stop soon as wages may be cut before year end and miners plan a strike. News briefs from Washington mention Hewitt seeking permission to publish an interview, and political notes on electoral votes, committee assignments, and railroad moves. The Miantonomah monitor was measured at Chester with length 202 feet beam 55 feet and depth 17 feet.
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Tan Bawanna
Wyoming
Baru
Enes
Schuykill
Lackawanna
Hewitt
Wasiixaron
Dee
Mr. Abraham
Tallahassee
Gordon
Tilden
Hiester Clymer
Indiana
Randall
Boston Evening
Boston and Albany
New York Central
Hoosac Tunnel
Chester
Presidents interference in Carolina sparks cabinet clash
The piece argues President Grant overstepped with federal troops in Columbia delaying the South Carolina Legislature. It asserts cabinet dissent, claims troops blocked delegates, and accuses officials of planning provocation to justify military intervention, urging denunciation of any officer involved.
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N.Y
South Carolin
Columbia
Grant
State House
Washington
Ruger
Chamberlain
Gg Chamberlain
Mexican Claims Commission closes its labors
The Mexican Claims Commission completed its work yesterday. In Omaha Judge Savage denied the injunction to stop Nebraska Republican Electors from voting. The Louisiana Returning Board reported Hayes Electors with majorities from 3437 to 4567. News from Galveston says General Diaz seized Mexico City while Lerdo and ministers fled westward. A Spain decree removed the pretended vowel tax from New York and New Orleans on October 14. Baron de Palm’s body to be cremated at Washington Pennsylvania arrived yesterday. The cremation furnace will reach 200 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Omaha
Savage
Nebraska
Teturning Board of
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Hayes
Galveston
General Diaz
Mexico
Lerdo
State Department
Spain
New York
New Orleans
Baron de Palm
Washington, Pa
Florida returns uncertain in election dispute
A cautious note from Washington reports that the Florida Returning Board issued certificates to the Tilden electors, while a dispatch to Senator Conover says counting is not yet finished and a final decision likely tomorrow. Hayes and Wheeler appear favored as the tally continues amid fierce partisan hopes.
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Washington
Florida Returning Board
Tilden
Conover
Hayes
Wheeler
Death of Eight Year Old James Murray from Hydrophobia
Eight year old James Murray died of hydrophobia at Stapleton after being bitten by a Spitz dog in July. He lived in fear, was confined in a tight room, and restrained with gloves to prevent self harm as symptoms developed. The village has many Spitz dogs among its hundreds of free dogs. Alfred N. Young, U S Consul at Santiago de Cuba, has been removed by presidential order.
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York
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Stapleton
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