German Jew remark sparks national debate in Cinci Gazette
Special Dispatch reports criticism of a Cinci Gazette article using the term German Jew as inappropriate. It argues Judge Edmunds or the National Republican Committee bears no responsibility for the publication. Also notes treasury counting progresses to weeks with minor discrepancies in redeemed national bank money and fractional currency totals.
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Cinciitast! Gazette
Nordhoff
Edmunds
National Republican Committee
Refusal to Carry Mails and Grange Proceedings
The Post Office Department has not announced action on the Marietta and Canal Dover Railroad over mail service. The National Grange executive committee met, heard Dr Worrall on cooperation, and appointed a committee to review internal matters. Five hundred dollars was voted to Colorado Patrons harmed by grasshoppers. Death announced of ex congressman Thomas B Florence of Philadelphia.
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Post-Office
Marietta & Canal
Dover
Beamin Contri
Atlanta
Bard
THE
National Grange
Colorado
Florence
Thomas B. Florence
Congress
Philadelphia
Prohibitionist Activities and Local News From Columba
Prohibitionists in Cotumaus, O., hold a weak ticket with J. R. Clark and Payne for Representatives and M. A. White for Sheriff among others. Illumination of patriotism and church sermons mark the day as Samuel Cary was expected but did not appear. Several violent incidents and city notes color the July Fourth dispatch with mixed events and civic concerns.
Daily Dayton Firecrackers Loot Taint and Balloon Flight
July 4 dispatch from Dayton reports a boy injured by a wheel after firecrackers startled horses near a judge’s residence. City thieves burglarized Tecumseth Street homes, with one thief caught after a chase and loot recovered. Philippi the balloon ascended at the Fair Grounds, and an upcoming public address by Sam Hunt is noted along with Governor Fooskiubelt’s pursuit of a thief named John Broceck.
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Dayton
Judge Munger
Xenia
Wm. F. Gebhart
Main Street
Philippi
Fair Grounds
Hunt
Mieialtiee
Local man aids thief capture amid bright city lights
A man named A. B. Arnold helped nab a thief and secure the scene as the city enjoyed bright illumination. The report notes several accidents occurred but no serious injuries were reported.
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Ion
Arnold
Tilton and Beecher trial voices emerge in New York
The piece reports on statements from Tilton’s counsel Pearsall and others regarding possible perjury actions and anecdotes about Beecher’s sense of vindication. Beecher expresses resolve to avoid conflict. he and Mrs Beecher receive visitors at Columbia Heights home with frequent handshakes.
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New York
Tilton- Beecher
Pearsall
Tilton
Tracy
Shearman
Moulton
Price
Beach
Elf
Bacon
Beecher
Rights of BCALPLRS in Illinois debated by lawyers
Two eminent lawyers in CarcaGo issue opinions affirming scalpers may sell tickets as a lawful traffic and warn against the Scalpers' bill which they say was never properly passed. In Baltimore, rail traffic resumes with through tickets and higher fares from Baltimore to Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and other points.
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CarcaGo
Argedas
Fires Blaze Through Manchester and Cheyenne Businesses
An incendiary blaze in Manchester New Hampshire destroyed the private residence of Waterman Smith, with Mrs. Smith escaping by leaping from a second story window and insurance set at twenty thousand dollars of a fifty thousand dollar loss. In Cheyenne Wyoming a hotel theater and seven adjacent businesses on Eddy and Seventeenth Streets were burned, with a thirty thousand dollar loss. The theater property room is noted as the origin.
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Manchestre
N. Y
Manchester
N. H
Waterman Smith
Mra. Smith
Cheyenne
Cuevennr, Wy
Death of Judge Burnham in St. Wayne Storms
Last night Judge A L Burnham of this city died suddenly of apoplexy. A well known figure in Northern Indiana, he had resided in the state for over fifty years and was seventy eight. A heavy rain storm with thunder and lightning struck last night and another severe storm followed this afternoon washing away culverts on several railroads and damaging crops.
Picnic and parade span Vernon Township on Independence Day
Five granges held a July 4 picnic on Elisha Routhan’s Vernon Township farm drawing over three thousand attendees. A procession stretched more than a mile, while Bloomville’s Bucyrus junior cornet band won a band tournament. Nearby, the hook and ladder men staged a ladder demonstration provoked by a critical Journal article about their costume, and No 4th was observed locally.
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Boorros
Elisha Routhan
Vernon Township
Bucyrus
Bloomville
Journal of Top
Local tragedy reports an orphan’s suicide near Eliza Younce
Eliza Younce an orphan living with her grandfather two miles west of Hanevorperry committed death by self action this morning by banging. She had recently given birth to an illegitimate child and had threatened suicide several times recently, though friends did not foresee serious intent.
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Hanevorperry
Inr
Eliza Younce
Dayton Fourth of July Celebration Deluged in Festivity
The Dayton, Ohio celebration marked Independence Day with unprecedented unity and elaborate décor. Flags, evergreens, and flowers filled streets while church bells and cannons sounded from dawn. A grand procession to the Fair Grounds featured the 131st C. N. G. and other groups. Governor Allen spoke, George Houk read the Declaration, and Sam Hunt delivered remarks. Rain threatened, many left early, but the city showcased a vivid, modernized public observance.
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Dayton
Cincinnati Gazette
Great
Miami Valley
B. Smith
Fair
Col. Nolan
Gov. Allen
Sam
Hunt
George W. Houk
131St C. N. G
Daily Democrat
Butz
George Houk
Sam. Hunt
Samuel
Allen
Pop
Ste
Cincinnati Celebration and National Soldiers' Home Observances
Thousands witnessed a disputed public landing ceremony ending in limited satisfaction. The National Soldiers' Home hosted its veterans day with procession, oration, games, and fireworks while Ger Allen spoke of prosperity. Numerous picnics and excursions drew visitors as banks closed for the holiday.
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Cincinnati
Aree
Bayer
Ger. Allen
Columbus Set For Independence Day Parade Hopeful
Columaus reports a parade is expected tomorrow with the Capital City Guards Columbus Cadets and Columbus Turners representing the city. Harries Guards futon and Zanesville Guards will join the celebration featuring a Hessenauer garden picnic, daytime music and dancing, and a grand nighttime fireworks display.
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Columaus
Capital City
Columbus
Columbus Turners
Harries
Futon
Zanesville
Hessenauer
Independence Day Celebrated in Angola Amid Rain
Angola marked its independence anniversary with heavy rain but large crowds. Rail excursion trains brought many visitors to the town. Hon. Schuyler Colfax delivered the address to attentive listeners before departing by special engine to Waterloo, Indiana, as showers began to ease.
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Angola
Inn
Schuyler Colfax
Waterloo
Ind
Fourth of July Observed Quietly with Plans for Picnic
July 4 noted as Fourth but no special observance. The day included a Men's picnic claimed as the greatest yet. Biverdine planned for tomorrow to New Paris and Robinson's show arrives July 19.
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Ricamont
Ixp
New Paris
Robinson
Fourth of July Balloon Circus Fails to Rise
Omaha Nebraska July 3 report says the Daily city celebration drew 3000 to 4000 attendees at the fair grounds but failed to inflate the balloon due to mechanical issues.
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Omaha
Nes
Daily
Fourth of July Observance in St Louis Markets Close
St Louis notes July 4 will see merchants and cotton exchanges closed and business generally suspended tomorrow as the city observes Independence Day.
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St. Louis
Fourth in London Marks U S Independence Day
In London at the Crystal Palace Americans gather to celebrate the anniversary of independence. Minister Schenck presides as Mr Carpenter opens at 5:30 p m introduces Schenck for an address. Toasters include Freeman Morse Stokes Forney Torrence. Fireworks display lights the United States Centennial Exhibition.
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London
England
Lexpos
Crystal Palace
Schenck
J. Carpenter
Mr. Schenck
Mr. Freeman
H. Morse
Gen
Illiam Stokes
Col. Forney
McCulloch Torrence
Wreck of a Three Masted Schooner Believed At Manitou
Cuiiaco July 3 Captain Woodruff of the Danforth reports sighting a large three masted schooner ashore on the coal side of South Manitou. Two vessels and a tug assisted in lightening her. Believed to be the De Bailey which left for Buffalo with a wheat cargo last Monday.
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Cuiiaco
H. C. Woodruff
Danforth
South Manitou Eee
De.Bailey
Buffalo
Century Mile Walker Fails to Complete 150 Mile Challenge
A runner named O Leary started at 10:16 this morning and reached 100 miles in 19 hours 9 minutes before fatigue and illness halted progress. He paused for four hours three minutes and could not finish the planned 150 miles within 32 hours.
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Curiaco
O’ Leary
eTne To-Dight
Baseball scores from PurLapePaia and surrounding cities
Reports show athletic events and baseball results dated July 3 across PurLapePaia Philadelphia and St. Louis. Wins include Philadelphia 2 1 Boston 3 1 Hartford 1 and Chicago 8 5 St. Louis Browns in an eleven inning game.
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PurLapePaia
Athletics
Philadelphias
Boston
Bostons
Hartfords
Omicaco
Chicagos
St. Louis Browns
Purwapetrms
the Athletic Club
Eee
St. Louis
St. Louis Reds
Washingtons
All Ireland Challenge Shield Shooting at Dublin
The All Ireland Challenge Shield shooting contest was held at Dallymount with four members from Dublin New York and Belfast clubs competing at 1000 and 1100 yards. Dublin posted 584 to New York 558 and Belfast 528 as totals. Wilson of Belfast won the Wilkes cup in closing matches and Gildersleeve led the American team with four bulls eyes at 500 yards.
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Dublin Club
Sorria
Viseriissins
Bermaior
Gildersleeve
Coleman
Left factions meet in Paris to vote on abstention and dissolution
Paris reports an important meeting of three Left groups with 333 deputies present voting unanimously to abstain from unnecessary debate so urgent bills may pass. A committee will negotiate with the Ministry Duke D Audriffet Pasquier and other leaders to set a day for dissolving the Assembly. Foreign hostility and violence also surface in Pekin and Cantavieja.
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Paris
D’audriffet Pasquier
Young Men Die After Jamson Hills Ambush Near Havana
A party of young men from Havana left for Jamson Hills but were intercepted. Several were killed or captured while the rest died later. Curtis, wounded in a duel with Senor Cortereal, has been released.
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Havana
Jamson Hills
Curtis
Senor Cortereal
Catastrophic Colombian Earthquake Reports Reach New York
Advices from Baranquilla recount a devastating quake in Cucuta and surrounding towns. Letters claim over 10 000 dead, widespread destruction, ruined cemeteries, and thousands left homeless as families flee remaining ruins. The cause remains unknown with theories of volcanic activity.
CRIMINAL BUSINESS IN INDIAN TERRITORY AND OTHER NEWS
Col Bondinot reports eight murder convictions from Fort Smith with seven hanged on September 3. Cherokee Nation internal strife and secret assassinations cited. Crows Neg Perces and Bannock Indians ally against Sioux amid three days of fighting. Pease Expedition steamer sunk near Hunter's Springs, no lives lost. Indians steal two horses near Little Popaigie. two Indians killed, horses recovered. Miller defaulter case details reveal larger defalcation, up to a million, with real estate transfers to Woodruff and preparations to flee to Australia.
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Indian Territory
St. Louis
Ocol
Bondinot
United States District Court
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Col W. Ross
Thompson
Downing Party
Bozeman
Montana
Crows
Neg Perces
Man
Pease
Hunter's Springs
Sailor schooner Pacific sails from Chicago to Queens town
A full cargo laden schooner Pacific departed Chicago bound for Queens town. The Plymouth Cantional Church in Chicago was dedicated yesterday. Gold coin shipments totaling 1.8 million dollars were sent to Europe on Saturday. Five men drowned when a boat capsized at Rusticebarbo entrance, Prince Edward Island, in a squall. A Rochester gambler and thief shot two officers during a burglary arrest attempt. one officer is fatally wounded while the other escapes serious injury. In Memphis, J M Grubbs, eighteen, son of W B Grubbs of Cabs & Austin, drowned in the river at South Street. body not recovered. The New York and Eastern editorial excursion to California arrived in Chicago Friday night. Saturday they rode to Elgin and plan to move on to Omaha and Sacramento. Annuities and libel cases: Davis R Bougher and others were arrested in St Louis for malicious libels against the Life Association of America. Burr Kneeland of Flint & Kneeland tobacco firm was found dead in Milwaukee river after missing since Wednesday. foul play suspected. The Cruger will case in Rochester concluded with the view that the will should not be probated as sane, and the proceedings thus far failed to prove sanity.
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Sam. Cary
Sam
J. R. Clark
Westerville
Payne
Groveport
Jackson Township
Daniel Thomas
Dublin
John Chamberlain
Columbus
Penny
Othe Rock
Columb
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H. H. Ka
Ee Westerville
Corbin
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RB. &. Hutchings
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First Baptist Church
W. S. Ralph
New York
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United States
Colombia
Cucuta
Salazar
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Tarina
Guasimo
Capacho
San Antonio
Labatera
San Juan de Urefia
Rosario
San Cayetano
Puerto de Los Cachos
Cuenta
Sphatera
Rochester
N. Y
Memphis
J. M Grubbs
W. B
Cabs & Austin
South Street
Burr Kneeland
Flint & Kneeland
Milwaukee
Wis
James G. Koeeland
Centennial of Washingtons Assumption of Command
Boston honors the centennial of Washington assuming command with Cambridge tribute today. Reenactments, national salutes at dawn and dusk, bells, and inscribed historic notes mark the event. A Lowell poem, Harvard professor Peabody address, and readings by Governor Gaston, Senator Boutwell, and General Devens highlighted the day, followed by fireworks and illuminations.
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Boston
Washington
Cambridge
James Russell Lowell
Peabody
Harvard
Ue Inne Was & m
Oliver Wendellee
Gaston
Senator Boutwell
General Devens
The Yacht Octavia Declared British Vessel
The yacht Octavia, seized by the port’s collector on suspicion of carrying munitions to the Cy, has been declared a British vessel by the British Vice Consul. A crew member raised an English flag and claimed station as the ship moved to sail under British registration.
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Octavia
Ption
Via
Tsnar
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