Contents of This Day's Gazette on the First Page
The Daily Gazette lists broad contents including politics in Washington locales railways and law. It notes items on miners, the Far West, Bunker Hill, telegraph warnings, and regional topics such as ship medicine society and real estate transfers. Advertisements feature across pages.
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Washington
Far West
Bunker Hill
Belo Posok— Tikes
Beech K Robbe
Indianapolis
Eral.s
Kansas
Wabesh College
Oxford Female College
Ef Ship Medical Society
Miami University
Financial and Commercial
National Board of Trade
Summer Gazette Mail Service Notice
The Gazette offers summer readers in Cincinnati the Daily GAZETTE by mail if orders are left at the counting in the northeast corner of Fourth and Vine. Cincinnati Gazette Company.
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Daily Gazette
Fourth and Vine
Cincinnati Gazette Company
Beacu’s speech and Catholic school funding debate at Columbus
The article notes Beacu speaking in Columbus on Catholics and school funds, with others like J W Frrzaeravo and Solicitor Stroxo backing the Democracy. It mentions Gov Allen, Tuurwan, JH Hanoxe, Paul Reichein, and a Columbus Catholic wing. It also covers Indiana bank robbery details, Evarts and Bracu contrasts, and the Ohio Association for the Protection of Game altering trap shooting rules.
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Ohio Association For the Protection of Game
Cleveland
Protective Association
Protective Society
Waterworks billing puzzlers raise doubts on collections
A reader cites water bill discounts and successive payments for the same period, questioning whether the second payment went to the Waterworks treasury and if the late bill was abused to boost delinquent collections. The piece also notes a push for subscriptions for new halls facing delays and repeated solicitations.
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F. Frxsxue
York Street
Central Avenue
Linn Street
H. J. Wenace
Cons. L. Bowmax
Waterworks Treasury
Fate of the Ring In The City Hall Scandal
The piece recounts the downfall of Tween and associates in the New York City Hall ring. It notes Tween’s release from confinement, Swrenzy’s flight to Paris, Fripp in Belgium, Connonly wandering in Italy, and Gener’s alleged suicide attempt. It reports seized property and civil suits targeting the officers and heirs of the stolen funds.
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New York City Hall
Tween
Tweep
Swrenzy
Paris
Fripp
Belgium
Connonly
Italy
Gener
Spain
Watson
Waterworks Investigation Turns Into Farce and Clash
A city committee probing Waterworks mismanagement is condemned as a farce by critics McCarrery and Wo xr. They accuse officials of suppressing information and shielding culprits, while Grand Jury action becomes the next step as scrutiny intensifies. Mayor Johnson and Syetzaxsr clash over questions and past loans. Johnston allegedly borrowed 1200 dollars, with accounting records and repayment details cited, while Sweveaker is accused of abusing funds and falsifying books.
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McCarrery
Wo Xr
Danuzl Wotr
Grand Jury
Johnson
Syetzaxsr
Johnston
Souisakax
Sweeaker
Kramer
Sweveaker
Questioning Motives Mark Tuesday Committee Session
The passage notes that members could have refused to answer to avoid self-incrimination but did not. Overall Tuesday night’s session was a poor showing for the majority of the committee and especially for Jonysrow and Sxec Bakrr.
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Jonysrow
Sxec Bakrr
Whisky War Signals Change in Times Management
The St Louis Times reports a change in business and editorial management amid a broad accusation of a whisky ring fraud. The piece accuses cross party collusion and press silence, promises government action, and calls for further journalistic moves to expose revenue abuses and end impediments to the law.
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St. Louis Times
Democratic
Tosh
Times
Southern Railroad Sub-Contractor Absent Partner Leaves Debts
Henderson and Wade, sub-contractors doing grading and masonry on Southern Railroad section 6 near the Ohio River, split finances after Wade fell ill. Henderson allegedly ran the firm into debt, absconded with company funds and $2,000 advance from contractor Mr. Dole, leaving unpaid workers and no funds. Deputies levied on horses, carts, tools, tents, and other firm property. Wade claims insufficient funds to cover even a five cent prescription.
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Messrs
Henderson and
Wade
Southern Railroad
Ohio River
Henderson
Dole
Cochran and Taylor
Kenton County
Cincinnati Circus Draws Large Afternoon and Evening Crowds
A strong attendance marked yesterday at the circus with over 6,000 people in the evening. The writing praises Cincinnati shows, noting free park concerts and an excellent band as part of the entertainment. Uncle John hosts friends and neighbors at his canvas.
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Cincinnati
John
Base Ball game at Milford ends in a draw and action at Burnet Woods park
The Milford Ludlow s and Milfords played a rough ball game with a 0 0 score reported alongside scattered digits. A Burnet Woods Park concert program features a two part reed band with Overture One Day in Vienna and Le Poupee de Nuremberg among selections. An editorial note criticizes Uncle Dan Wolf for mismanaging a Democratic transportation plan and details two men jailed over a $54 alleged cash theft, while a benefit recital for R E Graham is announced at Grand Opera House Cincinnati.
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G. Seidensticker
Hamiet
Emmanuel Bach
Adam
BR. E. Graham
R E. Graham
Grand Opera House
Graham
Cinqinnati
Lad Falls Twenty Feet in Stable Accident
While unloading hay at the Thompson stable on East Fifth street a boy named Hughey fell from the loft to the floor. He was found unconscious, carried to a nearby house then to a hospital. The injuries are described as serious, possibly fatal.
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M. B. Johnson
John €. Cook
Hammond Street Station
G. W. Hale
Mount Adams
Hale
Germania House
Ted
Johnson
J. C
B. W. Thompson
East Fifth Street
Hughey
W. O. T. League to Meet at First Baptist Church Today
The W. O. T. League holds an 8 o'clock meeting at First Baptist Church Court street west of Mound. Attendees will decide on headquarters and discuss future work. The Alumnae of Cincinnati Wesleyan College elected officers: President Mrs Sallie R Fox Vice President Mrs Anna B Weatherby Corresponding Secretary Mrs E J Allen Recording Secretary Miss Lucy Parker Treasurer Miss Maria Empson. Napoleon Carr was brought before Commissioner Halliday on a counterfeit five dollar note charge at Canton First National Bank. Bail set at 1000 dollars and he is jailed awaiting final hearing next Tuesday.
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W. O. T. League
First Baptist Church
Court Street
Mound
Friends of Temperance
The
Cincinnati Wesleyan College
Sallie R. Fox
Anna 8. Weatherby
E. J. Allen
Lucy Parker
Maria Empson
Napoleon Carr
Halliday
First National Bank of
Canton
Ill
Boy Eddie Jones Sought After Last Seen June 11 at Suspension Bridge Wharf
John F. Jones of East Fourth street advertises his fifteen year old son Eddie who was last seen on June 11 at the wharf boat near the Suspension Bridge.
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John F. Jones
East Fourth Street
Eddie
Young man’s ruin tied to Duncan Sherman defalcation case
At Yorkville Court Ella Katen alias Ella Shaw charged with receiving stolen goods linked to Wm C Leslie’s defalcation as Duncan Sherman & Co receiving teller. Leslie testified he stole about 25 000 dollars over three years, gave 18 000 to Ella Shaw, and fled to London after a raid by detectives. Bond set. Leslie imprisoned.
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New York World
Ella Katen
Ella Shaw
Wm. C. Leslie
Teller
Duncan, Sherman & Co
Yorkville
Ww. H. Leslie
Elka Shaw
West Eleventh Street
Moss
Wallach
Ella
lLondon
Twenty-second Street
Grand Central Depot
Forty-third Street
Central Park
Washington Square
Central Railroad
London
Can
MacIntosh
New York
Kilbreth
Karen
Aling Frenchy
James Barclay
Macdougal Street
Leslie
Samuel Gardner Drake Dies at Seventy Seven in Boston
Boston historian Samuel Gardner Drake, aged seventy seven, died in Boston. Born October 11, 1798 in Pittsfield New Hampshire, he opened the first antiquarian book store in the United States in 1828. His major works include Indian Biography 1832 and Book of the Indian 1833, with further volumes on Indian history and a History of the Five Years French and Indian War 1870. He led the New England Historical and Genealogical Society as president in 1858 and edited its Register. His son Francis B. Drake published a Dictionary of American Biography.
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Samuel Gardner Drake
Boston
Mr. Drake
Pittsfield
N. H
Church
America
Francis 8. Drake
Regatta of the New York Yacht Club
The New York Yacht Club regatta sailed over about forty miles. Steam yachts Ideal Lookout and Sabine competed with Sabine winning in two hours fifty two minutes and thirty seconds. Palmer won first class schooner prize in five hours twenty one minutes and eighteen seconds. Comet took second class schooner prize in five hours twenty seven minutes and fifty six seconds. Vision claimed first class sloop prize and Madcap the second. Alarm Rambler and Wanderer raced keel yachts with Wanderer winning the subscription cup.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Ideal
Lookout
Sabine
Palmer
Comet
Vision
Alarm
Rambler
Wanderer
Death of Rev. Wm. Arnott in Edinburgh
The news from Patrapsetesi reports the sudden death of the eminent author and divine Rev. Wm. Arnott at his Edinburgh residence on June 3. The text also discusses a new wrinkle in the Sancho Pedro card game with card values and bidding dynamics, noting a 33 point total and frequent risks for bold players.
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Patrapsetesi
Wm. Arnott
Edinburgh
Scotland
Enthusiastic Reception for Visiting Military Units in Boston
Boston crowds cheer the Norfolk artillery and Gen Fitzhugh Lee as Massachusetts hosts visiting military bodies. The 5th Maryland Regiment lays a floral tribute at Charlestown and a flag is presented by Grand Army veterans. Mayor Cobb, Gov. Gaston, and Generals Sherman Burnside Kilpatrick attend a grand Music Hall reception amid strong patriotic displays.
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Boston
Norfolk Artillery
Fitzhugh Lee
Lee
Pennsylvania
State Street
Columbus Square
Josiah Quincy
Thomas Y. Simonds
Charleston
D. C
Massachusetts
South Carolina
5Th Maryland
Charlestown
J. Stricker Jenkins
Col. Jenkins
Marine
Maryland
Masschusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
Bank
Army of the Potomac
N. P. Banks
Jenkins
Music Hall
Cobb
Gov. Gaston
Col. Andrews
Virginia
Wilson
Sherman
Burnside
Kilpatrick
Second day session opens of the American Institute of Homeopathy
The Put-in-Bay gathering resumes with plants from Pitt-in-Bay Island shown by the Botanical Committee. L. H. Willard leads the Bureau of Surgery essays on fractures and dislocations. Prof. E C Franklin discusses brain injury and tobacco effects.
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American Institute of Homeopathy
Put-in-Bay
Pitt-in-Bay Island
Bureau of Surgery
L. H. Willard
Pittsburg
E-C. Franklin
St Louis
A. R. Thomas
Institute
Carruth
Vineland Standard
Woodbury
Boston
Jackson
Gause
Bureau of Pa Eases of
W. R. Mose
Salem
Mass
Locust Swarms Threaten Harvest Across Northwest Kansas
Locusts spread in the Arcussox area and across western Kansas, flying northwest with winds driving them off course. Few pests remain locally, while reports from the region say crops stay strong with an expected harvest of around 2,000,000 bushels of wheat and large totals in rye, barley, oats, and corn, despite the pest activity.
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Arcussox
Kas
Kansas
West Kansas
Trial of Count Von Arnim in Berlin Embezzlement Case
The Publia n Prosecutor closed his case in the Count Von Arnim trial in Berlin, demanding two and a half years imprisonment for embezzlement involving official documents. Prosecution cites two series of documents and questions municipal court competence. defense seeks annulment of that court’s sentence. Also, Rear-Admiral Worden and American officers met the Crown Prince.
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Berlin
von Arnim
Worden
Crown Prince
American Rifle Team Stays Ready for Ireland Shield Tryout
Dostix June 16 The American Rifle Team remains at their hotel with high enthusiasm as they prepare for a match to select four shooters for the All Ireland Challenge Shield. They face invitations to banquets and related events.
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Dvsuin
Garibaldi’s bill for Tiber improvement passes in Chamber
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies approved Gen. Garibaldi’s bill to improve the Tiber with slight amendments. The measure cleared by a vote of 198 to 57.
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House of Commons
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Garibaldi
Tiber
Archbishop lays foundation stone of Montmartre church
Paris June 16 The Archbishop of Paris laid the foundation stone of the new church atop Montmartre dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The ceremonies were solemn and imposing with the crowd crying Long live his Holiness Pius X. The Duke De Nemours and many other ranks attended.
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Paris
Montmartre
Pius
Duke de Nemours
Bank failure and church union in Montreal notes
The Jacques Cartier Bank failure is ongoing with contractor and speculator issues. other banks will support it. The Presbyterian Church and Church of Scotland union is completed, to be named the Presbyterian Church of Canada. Bennett Benson & Co of Quebec suspends with liabilities around 1.042 million, various banks owed sums, with total likely higher.
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Robert Benson & CO
Loxpox
Montreal
Jacques Cartier Bank
Presbyterian Church
Church of Scotland
Presbyterian Church of Canada
Dr. Cook
Quebec
Star
Bennett, Benson & Co
Madrid unrest sparks fear of Bilbao bombardment
Reports from Santander say Madrid's political turmoil grows tenser with an unconfirmed rumor that Carlists threaten to bombard Bilbao.
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Loxpox
Santander
Madrid
Bilbao
Eclectic Physicians Elect Officers at National Convention
The National Convention of Eclectic Physicians met in Spinneracp on June 16 and chose Washington D C as next meeting site with the second June date. Officers elected include President B J Stowe of New York First Vice President R W Geddes Massachusetts Second Vice President C H P Shoemaker Iowa Third Vice President A B Woodward Pennsylvania Treasurer James Anton Ohio Secretary A L Clark Chicago Corresponding Secretary G C Pilser Missouri.
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Spinneracp
Iun
National Convention of Eclectic Physicians
Washington, D.C
B. J. Stowe
New York
R. W. Geddes
Massachusetts
C. H. P. Shoemaker
Iowa
A. B. Woodward
Pennsylvania
James Anton
Ohio
A. L. Clark
Chicago, Il
G. C. Pilser
Missouri
Brown University Holds 107th Commencement Exercises
The 107th annual commencement of Brown University was held with exercises at the First Baptist Meeting-House and a campus dinner following the ceremony.
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Brown University
First Baptist Meeting
Large Bequest to Dartmouth College
Hanover New Hampshire June 16 Tappan Wentworth of Lowell died the 13th bequeathing the bulk of his property to Dartmouth College. The bequest is estimated at 175000 dollars.
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Hanover
N. H
Tappan Wentworth
Lowell
Dartmouth
The St Louis Whisky Ring Indictments Grow
In St Louis on June 16 indictments expand against members of the whisky ring. The article notes ongoing prosecutions and references Padang Sod whose notes are described as unreliable or incomplete.
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St. Louis
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