Washington, Cary Temperance Leader in Ohio Fight
A Washington dispatch notes Samuel F. Cary is the target of violent opposition from the Washington Sentinel, which denounces him as an enemy of personal liberty over temperance. The piece urges Ohio friends to defeat Cary in the next election. The Alabama Court after a long session adjourned to Sept. 29 with about 800 cases pending and likely under $5,000,000 total awards. Also reports on Rio Grande operations against Mexican raiders and Treas. New arriving to manage security in Gen. Spinner’s hands.
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Washington
Cary
Washington Sentinel
Brewers
Democrats
Ohio
Samuel F. Cary
Sam. F. Cary
Friends
Washington Sentines
Alabama Court
Rio Grande
War and Navy Departments
Texas
Plymouth
Port Royal
Navy Department
Inspections Ordered of Indian Supplies at Key Posts
The Board of Indian Commissioners asks army officers be detailed to inspect Indian supplies at Kansas City Missouri Sioux City Iowa and Cheyenne. Judge Spence says postmasters are bond liable for government property losses in their possession as in a Boston loss case involving $200 in stamps.
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Washincrox
Spence
Post-office Department
Boston
Vanderman Case and Macintyre Scandal at Indiana City
Special dispatch reports a shooting victim, Arm strong, identified as Lee girl, in Indianapolis. Mrs Vanderman’s preliminary examination is delayed as she stays silent, while the MacIntyre inquiry continues with Berryman’s sworn testimony about kisses and improprieties at the institution.
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Ispianapolis
Lee
John Vanderman
Armstrong
Louisville
Lizzie Hunt
East Washington Street
Vanderman
Berryman
MacIntyre
Mr. Macintyré
The
Sentinel
Fragmentary Testament of Local Dispute and Coercion
A garbled report describes tensions involving Core as intended intendent and Mra Masten, with references to a coercive affidavit. French is noted as having stayed over Sunday and pressured a woman into signing the document, while others debate paying expenses and validity of the sworn statement.
Renovations and political notes from Hoge Chapel area
Hoge Chapel recently renovated and set for Sunday exercises with prominent city teachers. Superintendent Stevenson and a large teachers’ party depart for Putin Bay for educational meetings. Henry O Berger arrested over selling receipts for a bug destroyer. unclear if for receipts or forward money. American Hotel repainted. Col Blount praised. Gov Hayes visit boosts Republican spirits. tuba praises his affability and patriotism. Mutuals of New York defeated Buckeyes 10 to 1 in baseball. Republican State Central Committee met with 20 of 24 members present, high attendance and positive action prospects.
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Columsus
Hoge Chapel
Stevenson
Putin Bay
Henry 0
Berger
Col. Blount
Gov. Hayes
Tuba
Mutuals
New York
Buckeyes
Paskeres
Republican State Central Committee
Beecher Trial Deliberations Continue As Verdict Looms
New York June 25 At Plymouth Church prayer meeting Rev H W Beecher drew a crowd and vowed to remain pastor despite the jury’s deadlocked seven to five split in the Tilton case The court adjourned for the day Beecher said his congregation would stand by him regardless of the verdict.
Railway matters exporcement of railroad laws
Missouri railroad commissioners notified Illinois officials that six states have accepted to meet in Springfield on July 20 to discuss uniform action against railroads for enforcement of state laws. In Dixon Peoria and Hannibal railway cases Judge Blodgett ruled bonds issued by Brid and Elmwood are valid, conflicting with Illinois Supreme Court.
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Chicago
Springfield
Railroad Commissioners of
Missouri
Dixon, Peoria & Hannibal Railway
Matthew Bolles
New York
Brid
Elmwood
Blodgett
United States Circuit Court
Dixon, Peoria & Hannibal Railroad
Supreme Court of Illinois
Fire devastates Jackson business block and church
June 25 report from Jackson Tenn cites a major blaze gutting half the business block and the Catholic Church. In Detroit Mich a frame feed mill owned by Babiliion & Hinch was destroyed at 9 p m with fifty tons of feed and machinery lost. the brick drying building suffered partial damage. Estimated loss around forty thousand dollars with ten thousand covered by insurance.
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Jackson
Tenn
Mewpuis
The
Ledger
Jackson, Tenn
Detroit
Mich
Babiliion &Hinchman
Indians raid Wyoming ranch, horse thefts escalate
Omana Nebraska June 25 report that Indians have stolen a large lot of horses from a ranch near Logkont Wyoming. Private advices from Red Cloud Agency say the Indians will likely sign away hunting rights in Wyoming and probably Nebraska. Both agencies report quiet conditions.
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Omana
Nes
Logkont
Wyoming
Red Cloud Agency
Nebraska
Cadets Officer Passes Exam for Naval Academy Admission
Capt Randolph Miner formerly commanded the Myers cadets has passed an examination for admission to the United States Naval Academy. The mandamus petition of L D Line to compel the Cincinnati Postmaster to deliver letters withheld by order of the Postmaster General will be heard Monday by Justice Swayne and Judge Welke in the United States District Court.
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Randolph Miner
Myers Cadets
United States Naval Academy
L. D. Line
Cincinnati
Swayne
Welke
United States District Court
Editorial excursion party tours Arkansas Valley farms
Copas City to Granada journey details stops at Hutchinson Dodge City and Larned with receptions, breakfast, and dinner. Locals display grain samples from the Arkansas Valley as the party notes crops are remarkably fine and farmers are jubilant over harvest.
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Copas City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Arkansas Valley
Dodge City
Fort
Granada
Larned
East Saginaw Demog Park races conclude with Bodine win
In Daraort Mis June 25 the East Saginaw Demog Park Association crowd reached about 10 000 for the day. Bodine won the free for all $2 000 purse dominating heats two three and four with Judge Fullerton second and American Girl third as Bodine claimed first money in 2 19 4.
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Daraort
Mis
East Saginaw
Brown Dick
Bodine
Judge Fullerton
Fred Hooper
Bella
Judge McFadden Dies in Olympia at Congress Delegate
San Francisco report notes Judge McFadden delegate to Congress from Washington Territory died today in Olympia. The obituary cites his service and location with brief confirmation of the death.
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San Francisco
Beecher Jury In New York Courtroom Crowded As Verdict Hangs
In New York on June 25 the jury stood out after a trial heard in the City Courtroom. Hundreds crowded corridors and the room, with Mrs Beecher and Judge Porter present. Jurors faced heat and distraction as spectators watched and debated a verdict, amid rumors of a split seven to five.
Beecher Jury Portraits Reflect Diversified Panel
Special Dispatch details jurors in the Beecher case including foreman Ma Chester Carpenter a Presbyterian who read a Beecher sermon and was influenced by it. Juror descriptions cover A R Case Samuel Flate Henry Thayer William Jeffry Jr Davis George Hall W H Davis and John F Taylor with notes on appearance faith and temperament.
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Beecher
Globe-Democrat
Chester Carpenter
A. R. Case
Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Flate
Henry Thayer
Greenpoint
John H
Davis
Episcopal Church
George Hall
The
Baptist Church
W H. Davis
John F. Taylor
Great Inundation in France Maroons Public Support
Floods on the Garonne and Tarn devastate Toulouse and surrounding districts with many deaths and missing persons. Paris officials pledge relief while leaders tour affected areas. President MacMahon and Gen De Cissey travel to oversee aid as hundreds of houses collapse and crops fail.
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Paris
Garonne
Rts
Toulouse
St. Cyprien
Oulouse
Moissac
Tarn
Tremoallet
Arriege
Fox
MacMahon
Buffett
de Cissey
Interior
Runicipal Council of
Verdun
Bordeaux
Canada copyright bill passes second reading in Lords
London staff report the Canada copyright bill moves to the next stage in the House of Lords. A separate dispatch covers Irish and American rifle teams practicing at Dalymount with praises for skill and a banquet hosted by the Grand Lodge of Irish Freemasons.
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London
House of Lords
Canada
Oasis
Dalymount
Grand Lodge of Masons
Ireland
Nova Scotia
Portugal
New York
Virginia
Illinois
Messrs
Bodine
Fulton
America
Dustin
Rembly
Yeere
Creedmoor
Faulton
Dakin
Gildersleeve
Coleman
Yale
Royal Irish Academy of Music
The Case Of Count Von Arnim Heard In Kammergericht
In Barwin a Kammergericht session reviewed Count Von Arnim's appeal. The court ruled that a papers removal from Paris was punishable and involved retention of documents. It is reported the count will appeal further.
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Barwin
Count von Arnim
Paris
Banquet in Kiel Honors Admiral Worden and US Squadron
American officers attended a dinner and ball in Kiel hosted by German navy officers after the Kammergericht decision. U S Minister Mr Davis joined the event with Admiral Henk and other German navy officers.
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Lopew
Jane de Werner
Kiel
Admiral Worden
Tmkers
United States
Admiral Henk
Mr. Davis
Carlist Fortress Miravez Surrenders After Siege
June 25 officially reports the Carlist fortress Miravez on the Ebro river capitulated to Gen. Campos after several days of siege. The dispatch notes prior kidnapping and a reported shooting linked to a Spanish involvement, not corroborated at trial.
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Mannid
Miravez
Ebro
Campos
Terrible Shocks of Earthquake Destroys Maracaibo City
A May 29 letter from Maracaybo describes an earthquake on the 18th that buried 8,000 of 10,000 residents, with fires and looting following.救援 arrived from Maracaibo by two steamers with aid, while governors deployed troops. Reports from nearby towns confirm widespread death and property loss. light quakes persist in Maracaibo.
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New Yor
Marecaybo
Maracaibo
San Yayetons
Santiago
Gramolote
Arboteda
Cucutella
San Cristabel
Ogota
Gale destroys Town Hall. pupil killed in Ont storm
Terrible gale hits Brapoyorp Ontario with the Town Hall blown down. A public school basement classroom during sessions reports one pupil dead and three seriously injured. Several buildings unroofed. storm also damages Kingston harbor and ships.
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Brapoyorp
Ont
Kingston
Death of Oceola Citizen in Shooting by City Marshal
J L Hicks of Oceola Missouri was shot twice by City Marshal John E Cole after resisting arrest and attacking with a hickory stick. Hicks, described as powerful and violent when drunk, was killed after a second confrontation in a store and a chair assault. Uale’s action has citizen support.
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St. Louis
J. L. Hicks
Oceola
John E. Cole
Hicks
Cole
Uale
Saranac Officers Crew Sails For Victoria Aboard Benicia
San Francisco June 25 The U S A Benicia sailed last night for Victoria to bring down the officers crew of the Saranac. Arrivals include steamers Vasco de Gama from Panama Naw Yor 25 and Russia from Liverpool Ethiopia from Glasgow and Herder from Hamburg. Movitts from New York arrived and Emma Oltivier cleared for EAIT. Haytian arrived from Liverpool via Mexico and Joshua 8 Bragdon bound for Boston New York 25. France from London also arrived.
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San Francisco
Benicia
Victoria
Saranac
Vasco de Gama
Panama
Russia
Liverpool
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Herder
Hamburg
Movitts
Darien
New York
New Orteans
Emma Oltivier
EAIT
Haytian
Mexico
Joshua
Bragdon
Boston
France
London
O Connell Memorial Committee Chooses Central Park Site
The O Connell Memorial Committee met in New York and resolved to adopt Central Park as the site for a statue of O Connell. They plan to lay the pedestal corner-stone on August 6, the centenary of the Irish liberator, and seek cooperation from admirers of O Connell at home and abroad.
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New York
O'Connell
Central Park
California buyers acquire Babcock Silver Smelting works
Parties from California have purchased the Babcock Silver Smelting works in Cariaco and will start refining ore from Shasta Mines. When fully equipped it is expected to produce ten tons of ore and twenty fluxing at once. The ore has previously gone to Swansea, Wales.
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Cariaco
California
Babcock
Shasta
Swansea
Walea
Governor and Council Censured by New Hampshire House
In Concorp New Hampshire on June 256 the House adopted resolutions censuring the Governor and Council in the Senatorial matter. The final vote was 174 in favor and 166 against, along party lines.
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Concorp
N. H
Lynching of William Keemer in Greenfield Ind
A mob of about 125 men lynched William Keemer in Greenfield Indiana. He had been arrested in Rush County for attempting to commit a rape on a white woman and was removed from Rushville to Greenfield for fear of violence.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Revolution Rumor in Sonora Reports Gen Davelos Held
San Diego dispatch claims a serious Sonora revolution. General Davelos, stationed on the frontier, is reported to have been captured and is believed to be a prisoner of the rebels.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Sonora
Davelos
Washingtons vs Louville Eagles baseball score
Base Ball results from Louisville dated June 25 show the Washingtons defeating Louisville Eagles 18 to 4 and Mutuals of New York beating Buckeyes 10 to 1.
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Louisville
Washingtons
Louisville Eagles
Commeus
Mutuals
New York
Buckeyes
Doesticks P. B. Dies in New York After Illness
Mortimer Thompson, better known as O. K. Philander Doesticks P. B., died in New York today after a brief illness. The journalist and humorist was a familiar figure in 19th century literary circles.
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New York
Mortimer Thompson
0. K. Philander Doesticks, P. B
Man in Cuthbert Spurns Spirits Coffee Meat Diet Keeps Frugal Life
A 64 year old man in Cuthbert reports a life of total abstinence from spirits for over 25 years and never drinking coffee or eating meat. He balked at a $5 recipe to live on 35 cents a week, says provisions cost under $10 yearly. He lives on corn bread and water, clothes cost about $8 yearly, and he remains the sole provider for a family.
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Cuthbert
Pennsylvania
Hartford Couple Returns From Prolonged Florida Stay
Professor and Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe have returned to Hartford after an unusually long stay in Florida.
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Mra
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Hartford
Florida
Radway's Ready Relief touted for broad pain cure
Advertises Radway's Ready Relief as a universal remedy for aches pains and disorders from toothache to dysentery and burns. Claims quick action within hours and promotes its use by travelers with water changes. Mentions price fifty cents and availability from doctors and druggists.
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Radway
Benny Fegan
Druggisia
Dr Radway Regulating Pills Advertised Medicine
A fragmented sale pitch touts Dr Radway's Regulating Pills as a cure for liver headach fever piles and assorted disorders. It emphasizes a pure Percy Vegetable formula with no metals and claims relief from digestion blood acidity drops and breathing difficulties. Sold by druggists at one dollar per box with the warning false and true branding.
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Nenees
Akeg
Uraing Mraco
Radway
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Supreme Tribunal
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