National View on Gen Cary and His Convention in Ohio
Washington dispatch reports the National View condemning the Toledo bolting convention as a pack job that misrepresents the National party of Ohio. It urges Ohio Nationals to stay loyal, defend their platform, and vote their own ticket to preserve the party’s identity and hope for national relief.
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National View
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Indian horses stolen. posse comitatus not applied
A War Department inquiry follows claims that white thieves drove 700 Indian horses past Camps Robinson and Sheridan, with no arrest offered due to posse comitatus limits on reservations. The frontier army is charged to keep peace, not police civil courts. Col. Burch orders changes in newspaper subscriptions replacing Republican journals with Democratic papers.
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Red Cloud Agency
Robinson
Sheridan
War Department
Permitting Bonds to Lie Idle and McCrary as War Secretary
Banks delay replacing called bonds with new 4 percents for circulation security. About 25 million in called bonds expire July 18, delaying replacements. McCrary expected to be appointed Iowa District Judge starting September 1, with Senate assurances aiding confirmation. Possible nonappointment of Ramsey as War Secretary. Tokyo reports China Japan dispute over Loo Choo Islands prompts diplomatic break.
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Friends
McCrary
Iowa
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Alex. H. Ramsey
Minnesota
United States
Tokio
Japan
China
Loo Choo Islands
McCrary appoints Townsend to lead army regulations work
Secretary McCrary issues an order assigning Jutant General Townsend to oversee the modification of army regulations under the recent act in Congress. The claim that Col Roberts of Louisiana was placed in charge is incorrect.
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McCrary
Townsend
Col. Roberts
Louisiana
Failure of a Banking House in Champaign
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gases reports the failure of D. Gardner & Co., the oldest banking house in Champaign Illinois, occurring yesterday and drawing wide attention. The collapse raises questions about local finance and the fate of creditors and customers.
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Champaign, III
D. Gardner & Co
Cincinnati Gazette
Providence
R.I
Troy
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Bank Failure Leaves Depositors at Risk in Local Town
Community reports reveal the bank with Gardner as leading grain dealer and farmer operator faced a $90,000 liability, $50,000 secured, and $130,000 assets mainly unsecured notes. Withdrawals drained funds after the company’s treasurer faced tax issues and a junior member’s real estate transfer. T. A. Reed named receiver for the institution.
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Coany
M.sherry
T. A. Reed
Franklin County Republicans plan large convention on July 19
The Franklin County Republican Central Committee voted for a big convention to be held in the City Hall on July 19, with one delegate per 25 votes cast for English, totaling 253 delegates. Luther Donaldson is touted as a strong candidate for Representative, backed by his mayoral and council experience. Speakers include Gen Andrew Hickenlooper, Gen Garfield, Major Ben Butterworth, and ex Governor Young. Charles Foster may not attend. The Democratic State Committee met, endorsing a buncombe measure urging county committees to enforce Seitz election law. Thomas Ewing will spend weeks in Atlantic City.
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Republican County Central Committee
Franklin County
Col. Manypenny
Kinnear
Andrew Hickenlooper
Garfield
Ben. Butterworth
Democratic Party
Ewing
Atlantic City
Organizing Foster and Hicken looper clubs in Ohio townships
London Ohio July 6 last evening in Fairfield Township a Foster and Hicken looper club began forming with a plan for a permanent unit at Town Hall next Saturday. Additional clubs are planned in Mt Sterling Pleasant Township and West Jefferson as Republicans push for broad organizing across townships. Candidates for Representative Treasurer Commissioner and Infirmary Director are many in both parties while Prohibitionists nominate a ticket largely drawn from former Republicans.
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California
Old Fairfield
Town Hall
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Pleasant Township
West Jefferson
Jefferson Township
Little Madison
I. C. Bridgman
Giles A. Jones
Muskingum County Nominations at Zanesville Convention
The Muskingum County Republican convention in Zanesville drew the largest, most enthusiastic turnout yet. The ticket includes Robert Price for Representative, Howard Aston Clerk of Courts, Fred C. Dietz Treasurer, Fenton Bagley Prosecuting Attorney, Col. John Crooks Commissioner, George A. Gardner Infirmary Director, Fred Howell Surveyor, and David Limmer Recorder. Price, a lifelong bricklayer and noted workingman, is billed as a workingmen’s champion and enjoys strong labor support.
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Muskingum County
Robert Price
Howard Aston
Fred. C. Dietz
Fenton Bagley
Republicans Ignite Campaign Efforts In Greenfield Meeting
Greenfield Ohio July 6 The Foster Club begins earnest work as Republicans show enthusiasm and plan to push efforts. Democrats are apathetic with little organization. A meeting in the Mayor's office is called for all Republicans Friday evening.
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Foster Club
Perry County Democrats Pick Delegates in Primaries
In New Lexington on July 6 Perry County Democrats held primaries to appoint delegates to the Senatorial and Judicial Conventions. Delegates to the Senatorial Convention favor Col. L. J. Jackson while those to the Judicial Convention back Mr. Reuben Butler of New Lexington for Judge.
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Perry County
Cincinnati Gazette
New Lexington
Pesry County
L. J. Jackson
Reuben Butler
Deserting Ewing's Standard
Logan July 6 A Mr Riker of New York has labored with the Nationals in this county for the regular National ticket with success Those who favored Gen Ewing now denounce him in the bitterest terms Half the party in the county are soured Democrats
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Logan
Riker
New York
Gen. Ewing
Campaign Opener by Judge Oglevee Draws Lancaster Crowd
Hon J F Oglevee spoke at the Republican Club in Lancaster on July 6 delivering a rattling campaign opener. The hall was packed as the remarks stirred the audience with lively energy and strong political points.
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J. F. Oglevee
Republican Club
Oglevee
Arrests in Russia and far afield action report
In Peterspurs four hundred Nihilists were arrested at Kiev on June 26 with a large weapons cache. A Saghalien convict fleet prepares to carry 920 prisoners and supplies, while a second vessel follows with female convicts. A St Petersburg murder described as secret shows a debt motive. A locust swarm near Elisabetpool prompts troops to withdraw after aggressive measures fail. A pistol supplier to Solovieff faces death sentence.
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Kieff
Loxpox
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Neue Freie Presse
London
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Wlasoll
Ensign Landsberg
Vlasoff
Elisabetpool
In Commons a Royal Commission on agricultural mood
Lonpoy July 5 government backed Henry Chaplin in the House of Commons to appoint a Royal Commission to probe the cause of the agricultural low mood and whether it can be remedied by legislation. Debate blamed American competition, land laws, and bad seasons for the downturn, with no immediate remedy agreed.
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Lonpoy
House of Commons
Henry Chaplin
Chaplix
America
Brassey
MacDuff
Duff
Remembering the Day Beaux July Fourth Dinner Honors Minister White
A grand dinner in Beaux celebrated the Fourth of July with United States Minister White presiding. Over seventy attendees included prominent Americans visiting the area. The Parliament in Beaux then convened to vote on the tariff bill.
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Beaux
United States
White
German tariff votes amid center conservative pact
The remaining tariff clauses were debated as only coffee and petroleum duties passed. A 50 percent duty could be imposed on imports from states subjecting German merchandise to disadvantage. The Reichstag approved duties. Tobacco was excluded. Rumors say a July 12 prorogation and an amnesty may restore disqualified Catholic priests and banished bishops to their sees.
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Federal Council
Berruth
Reichstag
TITE ELECTIONS VIENNA VOTE SHIFTS IN REICHSRATH
Vienna reports results from the Reichsrat elections with 136 Liberals and 130 Conservatives and Nationalists elected. Liberals lose thirty-three seats. the Minister of Commerce and the Minister of Justice are unseated by the vote.
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Reichsrath
Twe
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Justice
Dismissal of Interior Minister Triggers Riots in Rio
Rio de Janeiro reports from June 8 detail the Emperor dismissing the Interior Minister at the Premier's request amid clashes with colleagues. In the Chamber of Deputies, the minister questioned the government, galleries applauded and booed, the President halted proceedings for two hours, and 400 soldiers were deployed outside. Disturbances spread to the streets with insults to the Premier and Finance Minister, followed by renewed hostilities and injuries as troops dispersed rioters and patrols lined the city.
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Rio Janeiro
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Grant's Journeyings to Japan and Royal Visitor
German minister and noblemen sail for Nagasaki to greet Gen Grant, who is expected in Tokyo in July after the imperial reception. President Grant and party arrive from China. Prince Henry of Germany ends visit with a farewell audience, receiving top Japanese honors. his ship captain earns a second class decoration.
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Japan
Gen. Grant
Nagasaki
Bingham
United States
Tokio
Yokoyama
Grant
China
Yoronama
Prince Henry
Prinz Adelbert
Envoy Cavagnari Sets Out for Cabul
Major Cavagnari has started for Cabul from Simla and expects to reach Karam on the 16th and Cabul on the 21st. He carries a letter from the Ameer announcing his appointment as Envoy and Plenipotentiary. His escort includes twenty six horsemen and fifty infantry.
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Major Cavagnari
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Karam
Ameer
Argentine Senate Rejects Chile Boundary Treaty
The Argentine Consul General telegraphs that the Senate rejection of the treaty with Chile over the Patagonian boundary does not mean war. Negotiations continue to seek a new, satisfactory boundary solution.
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London
Chili
Spain to wait on San Domingo before blockading coast
Lonpoy July 5 The claim that the Almanza and the war steamer Jorge Juan have been ordered to San Domingo to blockade the Dominican coast if it fails to yield to Spain is denied. The government will await a reply from San Domingo before taking active steps.
Cape Town Advances Toward Chelmsford in Zululand
Cape Town dispatches report that forces move from Fort Pearson toward Fort Chelmsford with a possible junction with Wood’s force. A vital engagement is expected near Umlass as Zulus hold entrenched positions. Cetywayo is said to occupy a strong northeast Ulundi position while the Tugela column advances. The 91st Regiment has evacuated Fort Chelmsford to defend the frontier in coordination with the operations.
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Fort Chelmsford
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Medea
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Lonpox
Cetywayo
Ulundi
Tugela
Egypt Debt Talks Gain British French Approval
July 6 reports from Bertis that England and France have approved the plan for a Liquidation Commission to regulate Egypt finances. The proposal is backed by Austria and Germany.
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Bertis
England
France
Liquidation Commission
Egypt
Austria
Germany
Cholera Strikes British Troops at Shayetmya
A Rangoon dispatch reports cholera among British troops at Shayetmya with several deaths. The illness adds to wartime strain as medical efforts toil to contain the outbreak amid ongoing operations.
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Lexpos
Rangoon
Shayetmya
De Lesseps Delayed. Berlin Votes Tobacco Duty
Dispatches report De Lesseps will not start for America until year end. Berlin Parliament enacts a tobacco duty while Germany's harvest looks promising. Signor Sella may form a new Italian Cabinet. France signs a commerce treaty with Servia amid European weather impacts. Burmah’s king remains hostile to Britain as Wade arrives in Shanghai en route to Pekin. Seward left Shanghai for Pekin on June 4. Markets in Europe firm amid continued bad weather, England described as failing due to excessive rains.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Mr. Seward
Europe
England
Cincinnati Wins Fifth Straight Over Syracuse in Baseball
Cincinnati again defeated Syracuse at the ball park with Riley’s acing, while Chicago Buffalo and Providence added wins. Long Branch and Detroit, Milwaukee races noted as part of a busy sports roundup with notes on Cincinnati’s fifth consecutive win, fielding and pitching details, and a sweeping weekly league recap.
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Larkin
Hankinson
Bostons
Foley
Lee & Steaviets
Bosious
Buffalo
Cleveland
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