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Dayton
Circleville
Far West
Boss Tweed
Sherman
Tilton
Beecher
Hex
Waterworks Investi
Antioch
Nei Cellany
Weather Report
Iationists
Ohio
River News
Cincinnati
Daniel Webster
Woodward
River
Woodward Alumnul Association
Ohio and Maine clash over inflation and hard money in Ohio politics
The Gazette notes the ongoing Democratic rift between inflationists and hard-money wings in Maine and Ohio, mocks Sam Dany in his planned intemperance speech, and questions platforms. It reports Judge Brownert’s seizure ruling and hints at Ohio figures Hexomicxs and Panpurmon’s political fate.
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Maine
Ohio
Campaign language and temperance notes in The Enquirer
The Enquirer criticizes using strong language in campaigns while Gov. ALLE sets a bad example. It discusses jail conditions, punishment debates, and sympathy for thieves. It covers church school votes, Moopy and San- Kry at Eton, and reports on Cary temperance views and political maneuvering.
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Enquirer
Gov. Alle
Democratic faction and bitter votes in state convention
The passage details political infighting with Democratic figures failing to win votes in their county, criticism of a military biography, and social notes on Beecher, Brack, Evarts, and doctrinal disputes. It also reports a New York spelling and Biblical word competition with a Sea Cliff event and ongoing orthography interest.
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New York
Sea Cliff
Hydrophobia Fear Grips Brooklyn After Dog Bite
A Brooklyn man recounts nine week post bite anxiety and fatal symptoms he attributes to hydrophobia. Despite a Newfoundland dog’s health, the wound was not cauterized and the victim died after a week of terror and thirst. Authorities note healthy animal bites may still pose risk and call for further study.
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Brooklyn
Jacxson
Jackson Feil
The Currency Versus Value and the Gold Standard
The Enquirer argues that circulating money today consists of debt instruments that never circulated as money. It warns that expanding inconvertible paper currency harms credit, raises prices, and impoverishes the people, contrasting with gold as the true standard of value.
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The
Enquirer
Ohio Democratic
Pro sound money stance warns against paper currency
The speaker argues for gold and silver as the sole solid basis for prosperity, criticizing currency backed by none. They warn that moving to a depreciating paper dollar would trap and delude the economy, and state the Ohio Democratic platform would spell disaster. The country is advancing toward a solid financial position, the speaker says, urging continued resolve.
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Ohio Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Ashantee
Eid
France
Russia
Prussia
Dahomey
Congress
Quarrel Among Richmond Doctors Sparks Peace Bonds
The Richmond Academy of Medicine faces a heated dispute after Dow Hunter, Mcome, and JS. Weirar were bound over to keep the peace following a fatal morphine overdose during a patient’s delivery. Accusations of professional slander and unprofessional conduct fueled the quarrel, drawing in several doctors and sparking debate over opium morphine injections and medical authority.
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Pope
Richmond
Academy of Medicine
Arm of Justice
Dow Hunter, Mcome
JS. Werrar
Magendie
Macorre
Wenronp
Macitt
Maquine
Maauine
Weirorp
Dr. Werrorp
Academy
Macutre
Werrorp
Wetrorph
Magill
Maguire
Maurer
SroNrwaLu Jackson
Coroner’s Department of
Philadelphia
Maczine
Democratic Crusade Against Banks Centralization
The article critiques the Ohio Democratic platform’s anti bank plank, arguing state and federal control of currency would cripple national finance and loans. It warns that extinguishing national banks would disrupt a thousand million dollars in loans and shift currency issuance to the government, with little gain and high cost.
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Ohio Democratic Platform
Republican Party
Disorderly conduct arrests of local young men at Fifth and Central
G. P. Titus insurance agent Hugh O Dowd clerk Wm A Warren gilder and R D Schell bookkeeper were arrested by Officers Tuxworth and Logan last night. The group had harassed women at the Fifth and Central avenue corner with unbecoming remarks and jostling. The officers had observed them for some time to end the practice.
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G. P. Titus
Hugh O'Dowd
Wm. A. Warren
R. D. Schell
Tuxworth and
Logan
Fifth and
Central Avenue
Pendery Arrested on Seduction Charge in Ninth Street
Harry E. Pendery was taken into custody last night and jailed at Ninth Street Station on a seduction charge involving Mary Ann Flaherty aged sixteen. The alleged acts trace back to May, with repeated marriage promises but no fulfillment. The girl spent the night with him at the station in evident distress.
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Harry E. Pendery
Ninth Street Station
Mary Ann Flaherty
Ninth _Street Station
Notorious counterfeiter pleads guilty in federal court
William J. Brown a Cincinnati counterfeiter and escapee from Ludlow Street Jail faced trial in the United States Circuit Court before Judge Benedict on charges of attempting to sell counterfeit two and ten dollar notes. The notes alleged stolen from a Secret Service safe on Bleeker Street were not produced. testimony from Treasury Department officials and detectives supported the case. Brown withdrew his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty, remanded for sentencing.
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New York
William J. Brown
Cincinnati
Ludlow Street
United States Circuit Court
Benedict
Brown
Secret Service Division
Bleeker Street
Gen. Mauck
Elmer Washburn
Jenny Ralph
Rebecca Moore
Treasury Department
Washington
Kinnock and
Porter
Harmony Prevailing at Wilkesbarre Coal Settlement
Harmony prevails in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania after Region Board grants petition to reemploy union officers blocked during the strike. Charles Parrish of Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co agrees, but union influence over hiring ends, miners barred from joining to gain entry. all collieries to reopen tomorrow.
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Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarry
Region Board
Charles Parrish
Lehigh &Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Books of Chicago Distillers Seized
In Chicago on June 22 the U S marshal seized books and papers of Parker R Mason Roelli Junker Easton and the Lake Shore Distillery under Judge Blodgett's seizure ruling. The owners delivered the records without resistance and there was no ill will.
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Onicago
Blodgett
United States
Parker R. Mason, Roelli, Junker & East Oan
Ged
Lake Shore Distillery Company
Two Hundred Years Ago Warren Swansea Celebration
June 22 report describes the two hundredth anniversary related to an attack on Swansea England and the opening of this event for the Colonies. The fragment notes a historical commemoration observed today with limited readable detail.
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Warren
Swansea
England
Impracticable Sumner Views Spark Splendid Debate
The June Atlantic Monthly article on Senator Charles Sumner recalls his refusal to back a immediate suffrage amendment, deeming it a matter of principle over expediency. It recounts Sumner’s clash with Owen and Stevens, Wilson’s support, and a dramatic Bible verse recitation that unsettled a visiting ally.
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New York Post
Robert Dale Owen
Atlantic Monthly
Senator Sumner
Owen
Br. Sumner
Thaddeus Stevens
Sumner
Wilson
Scribner's Monthly
A. B. Johnson
Sumper
United States
Hell
Nachon
Uzzah
Ark of God
Mr. Sumner
The Poet Keats and a Love That Shaped His Life
The article traces John Keats early shyness with women, his evolving love for a cousin, and how that attachment influenced his life and writing. It recounts his confidences to Lord Houghton, his hopes for work, and his looming illness as he contemplated surgery or emigration.
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Keats
Lord Houghton
Charmian
South America
Coleridge
Highgate
Kents
Italy
Last Words From Naples Letter to Beloved Sister
A man mourns his sister in America and recounts a haunting farewell in Naples. He expresses darkness, fear of leaving, and vivid memories of a loved one as he awaits death. He dies on February 27. His last wish is for a letter from his beloved, a sister's letter, and a purse to be placed in his coffin.
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London
Prince of Wales
Society of Arts
Marlborough House
Canada
MacNamara
Brantford
Mayland
Belleville
Sparham
Greaves
Brockville
Deery
Montreal
Dominion
America
Miss
Naples
Brown
Northwest Ohio press party leaves for Far West excursion
A large editorial delegation from major Ohio cities and towns, plus Detroit and Michigan peers, departed Torogpo via the Toledo, Maash & Western Railway for a Far West excursion today.
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Torogpo
Ohio
Detroit
Ints
Michigan
Toledo, Abash & Western Railway
Poop
Kansas City minister Johnson seduces twin step-daughters
The Republican's Kansas City special reports that the Times will publish tomorrow an account of minister Johnson who seduced his twin step-daughters aged sixteen and married one of them three months after their mother's death. A St. Louis man questions why US sewing machine firms cannot sell domestically for less than $60 to $90 yet profit from European sales at around $22 plus transport.
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St. Lois
Republican
Kansas City
The
Times
Johnson
St. Louis
United States
Europe
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Inter-Ocean
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Minton Sayier
Tweep
P. BE
Long Island
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Moopy
San- Kry
Eton College
Eton
Windsor
Thames
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Cary
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South Africa
Dominion of Canada
Turkey
Levant Herald
Varna
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Samsoun
Sinope
Science and Art
Musical Academy of
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Rome
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Mayence
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Sala
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Cassabuona
Brazil
Prof
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Berlin
Rio
Senor
Ladislas Neto
Prof. Virchow
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