Coal distribution shifts and market notes from Pittsburg to Cincinnati
The report details coal flows with 2 589 000 bushels going to Louisville and 856 000 to Cincinnati, while Kanawha coal boosts timely supply. It notes New York calls for a national insolvency law, large gold movements, record exchange totals, and broader economic expansion. It cites political issues, fires, disease in animals, and various rail and political developments across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kanawha
Speech on crime and prison conditions sparks debate
The dispatch cites calls for harsher punishment and harsher prison terms, while officials debate reforms. Auditor French warns that a Union Pacific Central Pacific consolidation is needed to protect government funds. Reports note volatile December corn in St Louis and a mob hanging of Dan Smith after a Pulaski conviction. Italy faces vine mildew surpassing phylloxera. New York money markets fail to gain relief with stocks slipping and closing weakly.
Slander Suit Ends After Ten Year Battle in Ohio Court
A ten year slander case in Warren County concludes with a jury verdict for the defendant James Barnett after lengthy appeal history. Angeline Ward sought 10,000 dollars claiming Barnett called her promiscuous, but the jury found no liability. The trial spanned multiple courts, with McBurne and Ward leading the plaintiff versus Thom Eng and associates for Barnett. The case, rich in local drama and legal maneuvering, ends with costs around 2000 dollars.
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Cincinnati Gazlte
Lebanon
Apeeling Ward
Franklin
John Fox
John
Angie
Fox
Lon Hurst
Miss Ward
James Barnett
Angeline
Barnett
Angeline Ward
James M. Smith
Common , Pleas
Pegrega’ Tion
Smith
District Court
Supreme Court
Boynton
George McBurne
Gen. Durbin Ward
T. F. Thom
Eng
Easner
Grant on the Volunteers at Dix Post lecture
General Ulysses S. Grant attended a G A R lecture on The American Volunteer Soldier in New York. He lauded the volunteer idea, praised the government, and joined applause as he spoke beside John A. Dix Post founder and Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix presiding.
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Cincinnati
New York
Banks
Chickering Mall
John A. Dix
Morgan Dix
Gen. Grant
Grant
Jong
Glass fabrics debut as clothing material in New York exhibit
An uptown store showcases a glass tablecloth and reports on a Pittsburg firm turning glass into fabrics. The glass textile claims durability, washability, and comfort, with 250 fine threads spun per minute and potential for full fashion replication from costume to accessory.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Uptown By
Austria
Pittsburg
Man cuts throat in jail attempt in Bellefontaine
James Sloan confined on an assault with intent to kill tried to end his life around 1 PM by severing his throat and slashing his wrist. Dr. Cretcher attended him. prognosis poor. Sloan earlier fled a scene with a double barreled shotgun aimed at his wife amid divorce news. Factory. Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gasette. Spring Valley fire damages Walton & Co bagging mill. loss about 35000 with 9500 insured. Mills employ 35. village awaits recovery as fires isolate the plant.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Garfield
Washington
Gen. Garfield
Cleveland
Dr. Robison
Ohio
Foster
Robison
Cincinnati
Taft
Sherman
Bellefontaine
James Sloan
McCracken
Cretcher
James
Kaylor Fightivery
Cincinnati Gasette
Spring Valley
Walton & Co
December corn market and cotton exposition outline
Early December signals show a corner in December corn with belief that prices may rise up to fifty cents, as traders note a strong commission hold in St Louis and shortages in Toledo. The International Cotton Exposition Association forms in Atlanta with Senator Joseph E Brown as president and officials from major cities planning an October November fair to promote cotton cultivation and trade. Stanley Matthews embarks on a journey to Mentor with Cincinnati, Dayton, and rail figures in attendance.
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St. Louis
Ggice
Toledo
Atlanta
International Cotton Exposition Association
Joseph E Brown
Georgia
United States
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London
Wen
Vienna
Wilson Bros
W. Fourth Street
Woon Engraving
Fea
Type Foundry
Printers’ Warehouse
Chas. Wells
Treas
Vine Street
Chickering Institute
Public Tehould
Micheld Normal Schools
Niger’ Ae
Auy Lime
Ole, Allison, Smith & Johnson
Ry. Mest
Prion
Lews
Aatalogue
Biutting & Hro
Fiano and Organ Depot
Commer
Novi Silk
A. J. Clark
Fine Arts
THE
Gale Collectio
West Fourth Street
B. Scott, Jr
Wiswell, Jr
the News
New York Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ireland
Land League
Manchester
State Auditor
Topeka Opera House
Colorado
Texas
Lucas Karman
Paris
Waterloo
Paria
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
B.&c
St. L. & C. Railway
Wooster
Callahan
Berlin
Joe Tillett
John Reese
Peru
Ind
Tillett
Reese
Chickering Hall
Gen
Gen. Grosvenor
Gazette
Dover
English Channel
Thompson
Navy Department
Lawrence Trimbie
W.N. Wade
Niagara Halls
Buffalo
of & W. Hoffman
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Association
Gen. Banning
Henry Bergh
Insurance Adjustment. Co
Amagic Groceries
Moemke & Janszen
Walnut St
Arnelf
Erma
Rosin & CO
Twurate
W. Darker & Co
Dorchester
Mass
Oual, Lawrence
Bank Building
Tielght Han
French
Bureau of Railroad Accounts
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Dan Smith
Pulaski
Italy
Warren County
Mentor
Mansfield
Senate
House
Charley Foster
Columbus
Arthur
Char H. Grosvenor
Athens
Sidney 8. Warner
Wellington
Alfred T. Goshorn
Octavius Walters
Delta
Jacob L. Ottawa
Wim. W. McKnight
Georgetown
George E. Martin
Richard J. Fanning
S. Field
Major Williams
Gen. Barnett
J. H. Kennedy
Gen. Carfiela
Grosvenor
Ganrieno
Ohloe
Republican Party
Cullen
Ueting
Groevenor
Ion
Presidentia
Union
Gen. Banks
Tennessee
Lie
Texx
Giles County
Degan
Mer
Toronto
Casey
Carrs Lane
Frank Leslie
Leslie
Indiana
Sperial Dirvatch
Liberty
Swediok
Woowika
8Th Regiment
I. I. Brown
Akron
Te &H Regiment
Woolbach
Wada
Stanley Matthews
Rica
Berks
William YT
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