PAILY GAZETTE Summary Page Index
The fragment lists page contents for a June issue with sections on railways governance weather and ads. It mentions Telegrams from Rome Gov Allen Day Wabash College and Cedar Grove court transfers plus river news financial and commercial notes. It reads like a newspaper index of the day.
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Tilton
Beecher—Railway
Dayton
Crope
Telegraphic
Keecm
Pam Aod
Pesan
Rome
Allen Day
Wabaesh College
Boes Mney Works Board
Cedar Grove
Democratic
New England
Edstorial
Columbus
Indianapolis
Misoel- Demin Oaks
Uatvat Sea Ranville
Bour Weve
Armstrong
Seatth
Summer Gazette Mail Orders Requested
Readers planning summer absence may have the Daily Gazett sent by mail by leaving orders at the counting-room northeast corner Fourth and Vine in Cincinnati.
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the Gazette
Fourth and Vine
Cincinnati Gazette Company
Beecher trial drags on as judge clears questions
The Beecher case hangs in the balance with jurors not yet agreeing on a verdict. Judge Newson will rule on key points, including blackmail allegations and alleged influence on Mrs Mouron. Commentary also covers Chicago politics, the Commission findings, and local labor and prices debates.
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Newson
Beecher
Chicago Custom-house report threatens MorLetts work
A commission report on the Chicago Custom-house finds foundations insecure and Buena Vista stone unsuitable for a building of its size. The Treasury Secretary urges suspending further work but resists tearing down existing structure, while Congress may examine the edifice.
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Chicago
Washington
Congress
Catholic Telgraph silent on Democratic platform
The Catholic Telegraph avoids comment on the Democratic platform which calls for secular education at taxpayer expense. The piece argues the platform opposes Church rules and accuses the Telegraph of wavering in its Catholic stance, noting Governor Alley's visit and clerics’ view of the platform as a strategic ploy to appease wary party members.
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Catholic Telegraph
Oper el Os
Ohio
Alley
Ohio Democratic critique of national bank policy sparks riot analogy
The piece denounces Democratic conventions as unruly and ignorant, arguing their push to abolish national banks would harm business. It cites bank capital, circulation, and loans totaling over 1,000 million dollars, warning of credit panics and broad economic disruption if banking endures or is restructured.
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Suaxuspeane
Jack Cade
Democratic Party of
Ohio
California
Thoee
United States
Europe
Ohio Democratic
Democrats' Greenback Plan Attacked as Bank Abolition Policy
A critic argues that the platform seeks to abolish national banks and rely on unlimited greenback emission. It contends this would wreck contracts, inflate currency, and undermine credit, while Democrats in Ohio push for state regulated banks of discount and deposit.
King Philip War Anniversary Recalled in Colonial Chronicle
The piece recounts the 200th anniversary of King Philip's War between colonial settlers and Native tribes in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. It highlights Putuxet Sachem Metacom's leadership, tribal alliances, key battles, figures like Capt. Caureu and Gen. Gorrs, and the swift rise of alarm as frontier towns faced raids and burning.
Story of Gorrs and the Hadley escape in colonial legends
The narrative links Gorrs’s deliverance of Hadley to a debated romance while recounting King Philip’s War aftermath. It notes atrocities,，如 Capt. Beens and Capt. Turner clashes, mass killings, andNative alliances, leading to a long, brutal conflict with mixed heroism and refusals to yield, shaping later colonial history.
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Cuancas I
Hadley
Gorrs
Northfield
Deerfield
Beens
Larmer
Atlantic
Mammoth engines touted as economical by railroad firm
A broad survey of miscellaneous items notes a French estimate of subsistence, jokes about ears and thieves, and praise for large steam locomotives. The Pennsylvanian Railroad introduces a seven ton heavier engine capable of hauling up to 100 cars, with wear not deemed material.
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York (Pa) Telégram
Pennsylvania Railroad
Modoc
Harrisburg
Columbia
Royalty to visit the United States amid illness news
Reports from June 24 recount a planned tour of the United States by the Earl and Countess of Lorne and Princess Louise, amid global updates on Lady Franklin's failing health and other diplomatic notes. The American squadron Franklin and Alaska arrived at Kiel as part of naval movements.
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Royalty
Loxpox
Nonsle
Lorne
Princess Louise
United States
Lady Franklin
Barts
Count von Arnim
Kammergericht
Fioe
Franklin
Alaska
Kiel
Inundations Deepen Across French Rivers and Towns
The Garonne and Adour floods cause extensive damage in Toulouse Verdun Tarbes and Arriege with bridges destroyed crops ruined and hundreds displaced. The Assembly allocates 20000 francs for relief as rainfall threatens further crop loss and railways suffer widespread disruption.
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Paris
Garonne
Garrone
Adour
Toulouse
St. Cyprian
Verduny
Arriege
Tarre
Tarbes
Arbe
Haute, Garonne
Carlist Victory Reported in Castile
The Carlist Committee announced a victory over the Alfonsists in Castile. Nine Alfonsist officers were captured.
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Lonpos
Carlist Committee
Castile
Alfonsit
Fire damages at Aldine Publishing and several mills
A Norfolk report notes a freonight blaze at the Aldine Publishing building 23 Liberty street causing 5 000 to 6 000 in damage to the structure and about 100 000 in stock water damage. Mystic losses include 100 000 at Norwood Woolen Mills. New Albany suffers 2 000 in damage to the New Albany Glassworks offices and wareroom with suspected incendiary causes.
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New YoRk City
New York
Jane'24
Aldine Publishing Company
Liberty Street
Mystic
Norwich
Norwood
Ystic. Loas
New Albany
Ind
New Albany Glassworks
Arrignment in adultery case stirs Indianapolis court
Jared R. Buell faced a Criminal Court arraignment on an adultery indictment with Susan D Gilbert. He admitted living as married to Gilbert and that the contract dated May 25 1875 bound them. A decision was not rendered as prosecutors challenge the contract’s status and a separate case involving John Vanderman’s wife firing on Miss Lawrence drew attention.
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Prosperi
Cattia Ionlon
Jove
Susan D. Gilbert
John M. Vanderman
Vanderman
Miss Lawrence
Editorial party travels through Aremwox to Wichita
The editorial party arrived at 11 30 last night and took a special train at 7 in the morning for Wichita staying overnight. The Hannibal and St. Joy Railroad tolls show numbers by state including Illinois forty seven and Indiana thirty seven. All are well and the weather is mild and cloudy.
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Hannibal & St. Joy Railroad
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Wichita
Senator Sherman Serenaded by Lancaster Band in 1880s visit
Senator John Sherman touring his native Lancaster was serenaded by the Lancaster Military Band at his sister Mrs. Gen. Reese's home. He spoke briefly away from politics as citizens cheered. Checks of Grangers show annual meeting set for August 26 in this city. A separate report details a rape attempt near Fort Waxy on June 24, where two men attacked Miss Kerns on her way to visit a sick friend, leaving her severely injured in near darkness.
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Gov. Winston
South Kingston
Indiana
Lancaster
Medfield
Massachuses
Groton
Warwick
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Providence
West Indies
Turner
Boston
Fall River
Stijl Pump
Anawan
Courch
Phllip
Cacron
Bermuda
Caps
Caureu
Mt. Hope
New England
Pate
America
John Sherman
Gen
Reese
Cincinnati Gazette
Fort
Jane
Misa Kerns
Neari
Miss Kerns
Murder in Colored Settlement Near City
Special Dispatch reports Mrs Jeu Art, a resident of a nearby colored settlement, was murdered last night. Her body was found in bed this morning with a single sharp instrument wound. Local authorities investigate the crime scene and motive.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Jeu Art
Los
Rey
Local Stir Over Unclear Fatality Report
A fragmentary report mentions a woman around thirty five and a violent event. The text notes a local reaction and a reference to Betas sealing excitement in the locality, but details are incomplete.
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Betas
Saranac Crew Rescued After Marine Wreck
A press dispatch reports the Saranac wreck with officers and crew saved aboard a steam launch after the disaster. The narrative notes heroism surrounding the rescue and the fate of the vessel.
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Ieee
Burglary Suspects Arrested in Bucyrus Area
Bucyrus Ohio June 24. Two men were arrested this morning on suspicion after eight silver spoons marked P. B were found with them. An attempted burglary at Johnston's drug store was reported last night. Local court notes C Cobb was admitted to the bar before Mansfield District Court. A town festival featured the local band with the Galion Band assisting.
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Bucyrus News
Cincinnati Gazette
Bucxars
Nares
Tov
Johnston
C. Cobb
Mansfield
Galion
Arrests and a Fatal Injury in Hintoy West Virginia
A young man named Forrest was arrested today for stealing a sewing machine in Hintoy. He is to be taken to Staunton for the alleged crime. A second man named Mize was struck on the head with a rock by a coworker, causing a fatal injury, with no arrests yet.
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Hintoy
W. Va
Forrest
Cha
Staunton
Mize
Races at East Saginaw Berne Draw Large Crowd
Third day of races drew about 4000 spectators. Frank Reeves won the 2:50 race for 1500 dollars in three heats with Alberta second. The 2:29 event drew nine starters and was unsettled by a rain shower, postponing finishing until tomorrow after several heats trotted in mud. Mollie Morris led heat one, Clemiefitine placed in others, Wolsey also among top placings.
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Dernoir
Mica
East Saginaw
Berne
Frank Reeves
Alberta
Mollie Morris
Clemiefitine
Wolsey
General N P Banks Welcomed in Memphis June Visit
General N P Banks arrived by train from Louisville and was greeted by Memphis officials and two military companies at the depot. He spoke briefly at the Peabody Hotel reception and Court Square before delivering an ovation on Masonry at James Park to a large audience.
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N. P. Banks
Memphis
Tonn
Louisville
Peabody Hotel
Gen. Banks
Court Square
A. J. Keeler
James Park
Buffalo robe sale draws bids from New York and Chicago
In Leavenworth on June 24 bidders from top houses in New York and Chicago competed for a winter collection of Cheyenne and Arrapahoe buffalo robes. W C Nstein of Leavenworth won by purchasing the entire lot amid a tight crop due to Indian troubles.
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Leavenworth
Kas
New York
Chicago
W.C. Nstein
Balloon ascent ends with peril on Lake Ontario voyage
Prof. Donaldson and three journalists built a balloon ascent from Toronto. The balloon drifted five miles off Point Peter in Lake Ontario where the group spent four hours in the water before being picked up by a vessel. They report severe hardships and a high speed drag through the water.
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Donaldson
Lake Ontario
Pictox
Toronto
Point Peter
Double Scull Championship Race on Harlem River
A double scull amateur championship race on the Harlem River matched R B Bainbridge and Ed Smith of New York plus William B Garis of Chicago with Frank S Yates of Grand Haven Michigan for a $1000 prize. Curtis and Yates won easily.
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New York
United States
Harlem River
R. B. Bainbridge
Ed.Smith
New
York
William B Garis
Chicago
Frank 8. Yates
Gran Haven
Michigan
Curtis
Yates
Baseball scores from Cariaco and Lovisytttz notes
In Cariaco on June 24 Philadelphia defeated Chicago 6 to 2 after twelve innings. Earlier on June 22 Lovisytttz reported Washingtons 22 over Olympics Louisville U. Sr. June 24 Hartford beat St. Louis 11 to ?.
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Cariaco
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Lovisytttz
Washingtons
Olympics
Louisville
U. Sr
Hartfords
St. Louis
Centennial Tea Party Receipts in Titusville Reach $2000
In Titusville Pennsylvania on June 25 the Centennial Tea Party netted about $2000. The event took place on the grounds of Honorable George K Anderson with lavish ornamentation and decorations enhancing the special occasion.
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Titusville, Pa
Geo. K. Anderson
St. John's Day Parade and Picnic in Louisvitus
St. Louisville Kentucky June 24 large Masons parade filled Central Park for Widows and Orphans Home picnic about 1500 attendees with business in the city largely suspended during the event.
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Louisvitus
St. John’s Day
Central Park
Reverend George F. Seymour Elected Dean at Seminary
Rev George F Seymour D D of New York was elected permanent Dean of the General Theological Seminary at the trustees meeting. On the first ballot he received 77 votes out of three ballots reported.
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Geo. F. Seymour
D. D
New York
General Theological Seminary
Board of Trustees
Seymour
Death of Judge Crocker Shocks California Court
Judge E. B. Crocker of California and former California Supreme Court member died today in Sacramento from brain softening. The news comes from San Francisco where mourners recall his long judicial service.
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Judge Crocker
California
San Francisco
E. B. Crocker
Supreme Court of California
Sactamato
Death of Rear Admiral John Decamp
Rear Admiral John Decamp on the retired list died this afternoon in Burlington New Jersey.
Specie Shipments and Award
Government awards 500000 in gold today as new ice shipments proceed. Specie shipments valued at 300000 dollars split with half allocation to unspecified parties. Exchange rate quoted between 117.09 and 117.15 with no further details.
Death of a Veteran of 1812 and Boss Tweed Coverage
The Indianapolis Journal reports a veteran of 1812's death and notes shifting Democratic sentiment toward Boss Tweed. The Cincinnati Enquirer and Cleveland papers reflect sympathy and calls against scapegoating Tweed. The discourse suggests reluctance to pursue punishment against him.
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Indianapolis Journal
Boss Tweed
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland
Boas
What Does H B Payne Say From the New York Tribune
The piece notes Henry B Payne’s remarks amid Democratic Ohio politics and cites Harvard candidates for advanced degrees. It reports current counts for A M Ph D and SD degrees with expected increases next year due to changes in degree rules.
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The
New York Tribune
Democratic Party of
Ohio
Henry B. Payne
Harvard
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