Unclear OCR fragment reveals early 20th century notices
The readable text references Henry C Bowen Jonentay Milford Indiana stove factory losses of 50000 dollars mill and lumber firm Wattman Taylor Cincinnati death of F Cramer travel salesman court marshal and a note about Lieut Gen Antoine letter from a Mexican revolutionist and a levy near Quincy plus a meeting of trunk lines in New York and a presidential salary veto amid Moody and Sankey collection totals. The piece is fragmented with garbled names places and dates.
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Henry C. Bowen
Jonentay
Mobius & Cain
Milles Wellburo
Milford
Indiana
Wattman & Taylor Has
York
Whitman Controversy Roils English Critics Over Whitman
The British press debates Walt Whitman as a poet and emblem of American vigor. Buchanan and others attack his frank, sensual style while English critics praise him yet suspect the hype. The piece traces Whitman’s rise from modest writer to controversial figure and examines criticisms from London periodicals.
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Cable Disputch
Robert Buchanan
Walt
Whitman
America
London
The
Saturday Review
Buchanan
Brown
West
Whitmar
England
Rossetti
Dowden
Swinburne
Peterne
Whitawan
Sy Whitman
Long Island
New York
Democratic Review
J. L. O'Sullivan
Walter Whitman
Whittier
Poe
Brownson
Hawthorne
Tucksete Aes
Taylor
Gene Ee
Ashington
Qualia
Whitmwian
Metropolis
Pea
Walt. Whitman
Emerson
Indiana Democratic State Convention Faces Turbulent Balloting
At Indianapolis on April 19 the Democratic State Convention assembled at the Academy of Music with scarce attendance. Delegates clashed during nominations for Governor and other posts, banners proclaimed unity and labor, and a band tried to drown the raucous dispute. Final results show J D Williams elected with Holman and Landers contending, and Williams declared the nominee for Governor in a turbulent, crowded session.
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Indianapolis
Academy of Music
Manson
State Central
D. Root
Committee On
Organization c
Thos. J. Cobb
J. W. Kerr
D- W. Voorhees
J. Scobey
St. Louis
MC. Kerr
J. E. McDonald
B. W .Hanna
M. D. Manson
Aya
Franklin
Leon
W . Holman
Dearborn
Landers
Holman
Del
Leaden
J.D. Williams
Knoxville
Committee On Resolutions
Conversion of Hattel Property and Mortgage Dispute
The case centers on Crawford & Co. v Hartzell over multiple mortgages on Shroyer & Co. machinery used in a Crawford owned mill. Hartzell claims loss from Erkenbrecher’s leasing and sale actions, while Crawford & Co. assert conversion of all mill machinery. The court reversed a prior ruling, holding Crawford & Co. liable for conversion and affirming damages around 2,541 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattel
Co. Crawford & Co
Hartzell
Shroyer & Co* S
Eiey
Shrofver& Co
Tey Crawford & Co
George
Waimon
Shroyer & Co
A.erkenbrecher
Crawford & Co
Erkenbrecher
McCammon
McCimmonl
Harizell
Erkentrecher
Erkenbresher
Joe Crawford
Shrover
Shrover & Co
McCamuion
Harteell
Shroyer &Co
Exkenbrecker
Hartéell
Crawford &Co
Crawford & Ae
Premoc Eet & Co
Erkenbrecker
Ixtures, &c
Crawfor Co
T Hey
Jnge O'Connor
Tilden
E. J. Bradstreet
W. T. Forrest
Treasury announces redemption of national currency notes
By act of Congress dated April 17 1876 treasury officers are authorized to redeem United States currency in sums up to the stated denominations. Redeemed notes may be exchanged for silver coin or specie at designated treasury offices upon proper presentation and endorsement.
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Tagastay Derarrmest
Wasutyeron
Treasury
Eet
Ea- Bureau of the Treasury
United States
Pia
ft _aaec
Pittsburg Labor Convention Withdraws Haber
The Pittsburg Labor Convention reports withdrawal of Mr. Haber during this afternoon's session. A resolution calls severing ties with certain banking policies and opposes current tariffs, arguing resistance to government money measures and urging a reevaluation of economic policy.
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Pittsburg
Haber
Prttspore
Nationa _— Benvention
Cincinnati
Aise
No clear headline in fragmented text
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes returns received and mentions decency side pre vote for Hoyne. Tribune editorial tomorrow will ground on which Mr Hoyne.
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Hoyne
the Tribune
To-Torrow
Turkish defeat reported near Racosa in April battle
Fragmentary Belavonic dispatches describe a clash north of Meet Presjeka with Turkish forces losing control of supplies. Reports indicate fierce fighting, with Turkish units driven back toward Pasha's lines as war material and positions shift amid ongoing hostilities.
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Racosa
Belavonic
Presjeka
Mukhlar
Hersepevine
Neds
Ina Pasha
Miesic
Brownstown crowd in town as 125 white men gather
In Brownstown West Virginia on April 19 a crowd of about 125 white men gathered in the town. The event, named the Treoables- The Calared Mam, unsettled residents as the group agreed to leave the area.
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Brownstown
Browsstown
W. Va
Court Office Signal Orders in Washington DC
The Office of the Cuiefy Signal Orrioms in Washington DC issues a formal notice at 10 30 AM on April 19. The document records an official time and place for further action or proceedings related to the signal office.
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D. C
Emperor's departure for Jersey City disrupts West-bound schedule
From Yesterday's New York World the Emperor and his party prepared for departure to Jersey City. The 7:20 Westbound train was imminent, crowds filled the station, and a map gift intrigued the ruler as the crowd watched the special train arrangements and troop carriage to St. Louis. The trip, if uninterrupted, should take seven hours.
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New York World
West
Jersey City
Toron
Pedro
Tof
Wes
Herald
Su Dheed
Palle Nan
Erie
United States
St. Louis
Sage
Carier
Unclear fragment hints at public notice in Philadelphia Times
A fragmentary Philadelphia Times passage references a correspondent and local events but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or a clear incident to summarize into a full item.
Invention Tales Highlight a Colossal Genius
Fragmentary notes describe an author famed for marvelous tales and a reputation as a colossal genius. The text hints at a public figure or critic discussing a nomination event and a Bnguiew’s Sockedd reference, with partial ideas about civil thinking and time.
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Bristow
Recorder's Court Session Skips Legal Aid Question
A customer at the Recorder's Court faced questioning from His Honor about whether he had engaged legal assistance. The fragment shows dialect and incomplete detail, but centers on court procedures and the defendant's access to counsel. The readable portion highlights the inquiry into legal representation.
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Gwyne
Recorder’s Court
Investigations and Charges in Bristow Case Lead to Reply
The article reports investigations and charges against Bristow with no opportunity given to reply. It notes payments of silver beginning and introduces a new nominee for Utah Chief Justice. It covers an impeachment trial adjournment and Belknap being given until Monday to file a reply to the managers' answer.
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Bristow
Belknap
Nasnest
Romy
Iknap
F Tard
Edmunds
Senate
Trial Ordered To Proceed On Thursday The 27th
Special Dispatch reports Washington April 18 Democratic leaders in the House push capital against opponents with secret testimony about Bristow while Louisville district attorney. Treasury pays out silver. about one million dollars in Sub-Treasury. Michael Schaeffer to be Chief Justice of Utah Territory. Impeachment trial opens with large audience. Belknap appears with counsel. orders set for proceeding on the 27th.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
House
House Committee
Treasury Department
Secretay
Bristow
Louisville
Treasury
Utah
Michael Schaeffer
Salem
Hindi
Utah Territory
Arly Ccabe
Belknap
Incorporation Certificates Filed for Local Associations
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports the filing of Certificates of incorporation for Bald Hill Land and Building Association in Columbia First Ward with 200000 dollars capital, Mt. Pleasant Building Association in Clarke County with 1500 dollars, and Ohio Loan and Building Society in Cincinnati with 1000000 dollars capital. Mike Corbett and others named as incorporators.
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Cincinnat! Times
Cademars
Bald Hill Land and Building Association
Columbia
First Ward
Mt. Pleasant Building Association
Clarke County
Ohio. Loan and Building Society
Cincinnati
Mike Corbett
Albany Race Withdrawal Shocks Supporters Amid Turmoil
In New Albany on April 19 supporters of Holman express demoralization after his withdrawal from the governor race. Loud protests and heated emotions mark the scene as supporters now pivot toward Landers, seeking decisive leadership.
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New Albany
Holman
Jonday
Landers
Sweeping Republican Victory in Chicago Mayhem Election
Early returns from Chicago city elections show a sweeping Republican reform ticket win. Key results include Treasurers majority 5,018, City Attorney 4,778, Clerk of Police Court 6,068, and Hoyne’s mayoral vote around 33,000. only a few new Common Council members come from the so-called bummer crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcasa
Rejena
Chisish
Clarke Lipes Tor
Tuthill
Adams
Ants
Hix
I. Es
Fenog Teeld
Vlice Court
Hoyne
The Effect of a Thrashing on the Sioux and Allies
Omaha reports a government punitive force thrashing Northern Sioux tribes. Crazy Horse’s defeat reportedly quiets two camps and tensions at Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies. Northern and Ogallala forces consider expeditionary action, while stock theft and miners’ deaths mark the frontier unrest.
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Omaha
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Crazy Horse
Powder River
Major Jordan
Ogallallas
Democratic nominee for Indiana Governor James D Williams sketch
The Congressional Directory of the Forty fourth Congress offers a rough sketch of Indiana Democrat James D. Williams of Wheatland born Pickaway County Ohio February 16 1808. He moved to Knox County Indiana and pursued local education and law practice and served in the State House of Representatives and Senate before a United States Senate bid and election to the Forty fourth Congress. He faced a national Democratic and Pence era backdrop with 17 383 votes mentioned in the fragment.
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Indiana
James D. Williams
Wheatland
Pickaway County
Ohio
Knox County
Ogog
United States
Grain firm failures shock Glasgow trade
Glasgow reports grain failures as Bradie & Harper David Geddes & Co and Leitch & Co. fail. Bradie & Harpers liabilities reach 500000 dollars. Other firms’ liabilities unknown while Bank of Germany notes a 11659000 mark rise and London markets show bullion balance shifts.
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Glasgow
Bradie & Harper
David Geddes & Co
Leitch & Co
Bradie& Harpers
Colored Men on Their Way to Brownstown West Virginia
A damaged fragment reports a group of African American men boarding an eastbound train in Brownstown West Virginia without money, forcing the conductor to continue travel. Names and full context are unclear due to the fragment.
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Brownstown
W. Va
Nichols
Brazil’s Dom Pedro Heads to California in Transit
In April in Chicago, Dom Pedro and his suite passed through en route to California. He made no stopovers and received a special demonstration during the journey.
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Chicago
Dom
The
Brazil
Will probate and estate appointees listed
Judge Matson oversees administration of estates from deceased individuals including Frances Moser as administratrix of James Ever, with estate values around 700 dollars, and Tra ce Emminger named as substitute administrator. The will of Charlotte Paulman is probated with Rodolph Dollean as executor and 3170 dollars in assets. G. Hornhorst appointed executrix for Catherine Hornhorst with $2000 personal, real estate value 31 200. John Ockart named administrator for deceased with $36700 realty. Miller Wassredinnes named administrator of Sarah Miller with $2 000 personal and estate details.
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M Caterine Hornhorst
G. i. Hornhorst
C. Lu ®Kart
John Ockart
Perso Realty
Miller
Sarah W. Miller
Pers Conalty
Turbulent School Board Ballot Ends In Adjournment
A heated session for the Hamilton Education Board ended after 147 ballots without selecting officers. Reformers and old guard clashed over clerk and chair positions, with accusations of corruption and ring dealings. Calls arose to defy compromise and expose entrenched interests.
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Board Crag Education
John J. Martin
Jacob Matthias
Matthias
Hargitt
Straub
Bennin
L. B
Marzit
Faas
Danian
Ans
J. Brow
Sheck
Covington Officials Consider High School Appointment
Fragmentary text shows Mr Augustus W Covington and Ike discussed for a high school post after board action. Mentions of pedigree over centuries, real estate transactions by Tupman family across Kenton Boone counties with multiple properties, and a $50 fine for W Wade by a jury for a fence incident on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus W.¥. Ike
Bel Peas
Les Topsers
Rters
Les
W. C. Tupman
Kenton
Cesinly
Samno E. McGiaston
Tupman
Nora Walton
C. Tupman
Ross Tupman
Kate Tupman
Boone
Ea Dry
Seventh Street
Mr. Wade
Vestry Elected At St Pauls Parish In Newport
Newport reports the annual parish election at St Pauls Church resulted in a nine member vestry slate including Gastaway Clark Nef Williamson Artsman Coffin Taylor Wricht Merrill Cullen Marcotte Lowe. The new vestry will assemble Friday for organization amid other local notes.
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St. Paul's Church
Gastaway
Frank Clark
George W. Nef
James T. Williamson
Gas. Artsman
Z Ft Coffin
John B. Taylor
W. L. Wricht
W. E. Merrill
James Cullen
J. Marcotte
W. R. Lowe
John I .Vanderbilt
William Carter
Centen
Connecticut Senate Fight Over Ferry Successor Race
The Third Edition notes a bitter rift between Senator English and Representative Barnum of Connecticut over the vacancy caused by Ferry’s death. Barnum claims inside track while English is accused of spending to buy votes. Barnum vowed to outspend him. Oslesby declines Special Committee service. Bristow seeks public, sworn inquiry with court records and defendants present.
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Wasttixoron
Bard Feriing Uetweex
Connecticu Democrats
English
Barnum
Connecticut
Ferry
Emma Mine Investigation and Kilbourn Case Updates
The Emma Mine investigation reveals a draft inquiry and retaining fee discussions involving Senator Morton and Lyon, with Bank records showing no such check. Judge Cartier in Kilbourn Case signals full jurisdiction argument. hearings likely extend days. The War Department Expenditures Committee heard post traders A E Reych and Renolds at Camp Supply, detailing a $4,500 appointment and lack of payment.
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Emma
Emma Mine
Sebaghat
Cartier
House of Representatives
Kilbourn
Clymer
War Department
A. E. Reych and
Renolds
Camp Supply
Indian Territory
Hedrick
Gan
Babcock
Suburban News Sketches and Local Notices
East Coltama and Madisonville items note local elections and town hall matters. Rev J M Walden lectures at the M E Church. Harry's Cincinnati Law School exam. urban gossip covers Frank Harris the conductor and Rev Dr Stayton. Community life, travel, and unnamed incidents fill the page with brief notices and chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
J. M. ‘Walden
D. Iv
M.elchurch
Cincinnati Law
Pete Toda
Madison- Ville
Ireland
Frank Harris
Frank
Barker
Stayton
Herald
Pls
Stewart Avenue
Cérneville Oar
John
Ned
Minera Burkle
Genlion
Fraser
Don Piatt Paid $12,000 for Moth-Preventive Contract
At a Clymer Committee meeting in Washington on April 19, Drega testified he paid Don Piatt $12,000 for securing the moth-preventive contract. The testimony centers on the procurement dealings and the amount involved.
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Washington
Clymer Committee
Drega
Donn “Piatt
Ben Young Fatally Hurt in City Collision
In Loversville on April 19 Ben Young a former dry goods merchant was fatally injured when struck by Chief Levi while en route to a fire. Young has relatives in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Times
Loversvillee
Ben. Young
Levi
Young
Cincinnati
Paris Report on U.S. Annexation Plan Rumor
Paris notes a rumor that the United States contemplates annexation, but authorities state there is no occasion for alarm and no official action reported as of April 19. The report reflects circulating speculation rather than confirmed policy.
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Paris
United States
River News Dispatches from Cincinnati Times
Special dispatches report river conditions at Lovisv1 Lyg on April 19 with the river at 8 feet 11 inches and falling. Weather described as clear and cool with hopeful reports of rising trade as tow vessels and freights move toward New Orleans and Cincinnati. The Chas. Morgan and Mary Houston freight arrivals are noted, with additional tow boats Belle and J B Williams active and steamboat traffic to Louisville and New Orleans seen in the day’s schedule.
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CoLtama
Thomas
Brookshoring
Langdon
Micah R
D. I. Jones
Prrrasvea
New Albany
Eagle
P. Mo
Ste Belle
J B. Williams
Dorn Whaie
Hobbs
A. Ness
Evansville
Turaséon
Louisville
Cincinnati
New Or
SP. M
Ransat- Belle
Cairo
Red Cloud
Florence
Smoky Shioe Brown
B. Williams
Nashvile
Et River
Alge Gerate
Ohio
Jim Brown
Hobert i
Bostona
Gilmore
Ingenious Parisian Boot Theft Exposed in Grand Hotel
A Parisian tale recounts a clever con at the Grand Hotel where a gentleman swapped boots twice with a second craftsman awaiting at the Boulevard des Capucines. Sir James buys a pair, delays departure, then discovers a swapped, similar pair after a night of aristocratic deception. The bootmakers flee toward Brussels and London.
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Capucaines
Marseilles
Boulevard Des Lealns
Brussels
James
Conan
East E
Tomer
London
New York Visitor Draws Crowd and Curiosity
A Philadelphia letter notes an eminent visitor in New York, greeted with serenades and crowds outside hotels. He tours St. Patrick's mass, Central Park, and the Hippodrome, engaging closely with locals and officials, regarded as more compelling than royalty. His brisk manner appears accepted amid admiration for his diligence and information gathering.
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New York
Philadelphia
Dom Girygeotn
Fish
elade au = ayee
Reneree
Othe Shotel
St. Patrick’s. Caul
Central Park
Hess
van Saukey
Grain prices and futures report from New York market
Market notes show mixed prices for corn oats and rye with firm notes on corn and oats steady for No 2. Wheat eased slightly as buyers eyed futures while flour in New York remained dull with prices near prior levels.
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Dersorr
Sian
Tolepo
Yi Aid Cash
Rh Pronia
New York
Jane
Enue
Galen
Teght
Western
Tolle
Oil market quiet and steady amid thin trading
Special Dispatch reports Pittspora April 49 as the oil market remains quiet and steady with nominal activity. Barker's-Algrnet web segne and Siete bids are noted as inactive, while the Philadelphia-Mercer route shows no strong movement amid a largely routine session.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittspora
Barker
House Adopts Tax on Fermented and Malt Liquors
The House resumed legislative business after adjournment and passed a bill defining the tax on fermented and malt liquors. The session schedule was set with adjournment planned for the 3708 inst., at 2. The preceding debate touched on replication and procedural motions led by Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Fa.
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P.M
Se Rerehie
MM Rendesvous
Rowsrnga
Domi Pedro
Clland
Weniek
Cleve
F. Cramer
Miller & Co
Reds and
Council Bleds
Paduesh
Southwestern
Marsal
Antoine
Quincy
Moody and Sankey
Appleton's Journal
Entivartal
Indiana Democracy
J. D. Williams
John R
Lypris Beance
Confederate Congress
Nationa Hank
T. A. Hendricks
Hal- Man
J. D. Williamis
M.D. Manson
Cueen
Ssyanid Manson
Perfornmen
J.D. D. New
Voorhees
Hola
Anders
Mach Dheasder
Knox: Nee
Congress
P. Gray
Randolph County
Pei Raeyue
Court Bulletin
Yaple
O'Cannog
Britton
Aristed
Anil
Chris
Machlied
Pike Street
Willow Rin
Dan
Peter Funk
South Covington
Funkee
Fred Supiple
Oe Eeek Bae
Keyser
I of
Sil
Wasuis Bristo
Weather Report
Signal Service
U. & Army
Calsmaree Ani
Signal BassLer
Philadelphia Times
Get
Ana Hia
Tees
Sokstanie
Wii
Jones Ale
James "Pd. Willans
Lowe
Realry
Bank OF Germany
Reaperint Bank
Cage
Probate Court
Hamilton
Covington
Newport
India
Barney Thedlers
Fens
Griff Thornton
Steeepel
Witketen Kemper
J. Henry Garagan
Kemp
Gary
Kemper
Iapie
Gargan
Marshal Jackson
Squire Buchanan
Woolverine Centennial
Johnny Erb
Columbiatreet
Johnny Miller
Rickey Street
Johnny
Eclipse Hall
Robert Storsmeister
Man- Spee Henay Wessell
Woolverine Centennial Band
Sam. Cunningham
Madison and
Central Avenue
Wm. Lindenfaun
Oslesby
Mississippi
Louis
Ile
Donn Piatt
Additional River News
Catno
Ills
Pide and Horner
New
Orleeans
Ville
Jno
A. Scudder
Simpson Horner
Java
Melado
Wassixotox
Lord
Bear
Mir
O'Brien
Vrthen
Wilson Bros
St.pike's
Stram I
Talcaro
ALRLC
Boots
Coke Seagate
Svorces
Keealis
Aula
Type Foundry
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