Ohio Republicans Nominate West for Governor on Second Ballot
A Cincinnati dispatch reports Ohio Republicans nominate W. H. West of Logan for governor on the second ballot with a strong ticket including W. W. Johnson of Lawrence and George K. Kash of Franklin. The convention closes with a measured platform praising purity and efficiency and recalling past Republican records.
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George K. Kash
Franklin
Supreme Court
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Ashtabula
West nominated for Governor amid party rally and praise
Judge West wins GOP gubernatorial nomination at a convention in Columbus amid speeches by Dan Matthews James Monroe General Garfield and others. The convention endorses arbitration measures and opposes renewed federal railroad bonds while lauding West for honesty and loyalty to the administration. Supporters at his Bellefontaine home greet the nomination with quiet joy and an ovation.
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Severe Reverse at Plevna Reported in August Battle
London dispatch from Buigareni describes intense engagement before Plevna on the Vid river. Russian Ninth Army Corps under General Krudener battled Turkish lines, two Russian efforts reached Plevna but could not hold it, battles raged until after sunset with heavy casualties on both sides and Turks gradually retaking positions by nightfall.
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Strikes Spread as Troops Head Toward Luzerne County
A railway strike forced the end of a road to halt work while mobs march toward Luzerne County. Dispatches report 2000 troops including artillery heading from Plymouth and Scranton via Wilkes-Barre to quell unrest amid disrupted lines.
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Watkin Fortifications Inspected by Sir Collingwood Dickson
Diplomatic remonstrances led to a countermand as General Sir Collingwood Dickson prepared to inspect Watkin fortifications. Liberal candidate Sir Edward Watkin’s son won the Great Grimsby seat over Conservative Seddon.
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War Signal Service Report From Cincinnati August 2005
Fragmentary U S Army communications from Cincinnati dated August 2005 describe a war signal service update. The note references military timing and command structure with unclear abbreviations and limited details.
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Fragmentary notice from Washington about dates and regions, mentions Tennessee Ohio and Lake Region, unclear details and place names unreadable.
Fragmented OCR Note Yields Obscure Personal Message
A garbled OCR snippet contains a fragmented personal note with phrases like a dear innocent and a question about exede will, revealing little verifiable context or clear event. The readable portion focuses on a private communication tone without identifiable public figures or places.
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Confusion on Sonoma Feud
An incomplete dialogue echoes a conflict moment with a colonel reference and a remark about someone treading on toes. The garbled text suggests parsing errors from OCR rather than a clear event.
A Cardinal's Loves and Hidden Fortunes in Rome
A sensational 19th century account details Cardinal Antonelli's wealth and family ties. It cites a Portuguese singer, a Sicilian abbess' son, and marriages to Munich nobility, with lavish gifts and secret-service money alleged. The piece portrays eight children and multiple relatives involved in church and finance, ending with political loyalties post-1870 Detroit
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Deadwood Stage Robberies Reported by Local Correspondent
Deadwood is noted to have four stage routes from Bark, Fort Smith, Sidney and Cheyenne. Cheyenne route robbed three times last week by skilled road agents. A messenger box containing about $500 was seized, later a larger robbery netted around $4,000 plus jewelry. Passengers and armed messengers resisted but could not prevent theft. The robbers fled with horses and cigars, leaving one rider wounded.
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Wealthy and Eccentric
Wealthy and eccentric figure Amos Fish of Albany died after a public appearance in rough weather. He spoke of frugal meals and practical uses of a shank of beef, noting his wife's cooking could stretch a single purchase into multiple meals. He rejected fancy trades as unworthy of his fortune.
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Girls Attitude to Young Men and Social Norms
A fragment discussion on female attitudes toward young men, noting a balance between modesty and natural interest. The passage critiques prudery while urging a dignified restraint and proper conduct in interactions between girls and young gentlemen.
Mining Prices in Deadwood Markets
The Deadwood market reports rising activity in mining goods with grocers and vendors noting strong sales. Prices for sacks ranged from 16 to 35 dollars per bag while kerosene oil sold at about 8 dollars per gallon amid brisk trade last week.
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Great Battle at Plevna Rages Across the Sistova Bridge
Reports from Lexow August 2 detail Turkish victories near Plevna and Eski Saghra with Russian forces retreating after heavy fighting. Layard confirms Turkish success and the capture of Monitors at Nikopolis. The Bank of France notes a weekly drop in specie. Local labor unrest and coal mine wage talks continue in Illinois.
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Jay Gould Misand Treachery Sparks Exchange Turmoil
A report describes Jay Gould being badly punched after a betrayal aimed at raising a stock price. Keen and Selover are named in the failed scheme, causing a brief stock exchange uproar as onlookers feared Gould’s harm.
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Public official Edward Clark facing charges of misuse of funds
A report from Wastuxetos dated August 2 accuses Edward Clas Clark, serving as both architect and city superintendent, of receiving salaries for the two posts and of improper landaulet expenditures benefiting his family. The article describes him as incompetent and notes expended funds.
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Mead firm liabilities near two hundred thousand
Cariaco August 2 report says the liabilities of J. B. & W. G. Mead, whose failure was announced, total about $200,000. The losers named include Sent homning Cummund of Mantora, Delvet ma Relnery of Bakti mor t, and Harrison Havemayer & Co. of Phils, with the firm claiming current ability to pay.
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Toledo Morning Rally Draws Citizens Military Police
TOLEDO August 2 citizens, military and police turned out in strong force this morning and nine people were reported in the crowd observing orderly, disciplined demonstrations. The event reflected broad public show of support amid regional tensions.
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William Cam killed in road incident near N Platte
A fragment reports William Cam was killed in a crash near N Platte yesterday. Five men were involved as a car passed a checkpoint, with three twenty four cars noted in the sequence.
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Republican ticket strong in Ohio campaign moves
The Ohio Republic party trains move toward a rally as Governor Young praises the ticket. West, Vogeler and Nasir are named for key posts. J C Donaldson serves as Secretary. Donakl Ver and Wikoff praised for political work. Consideon to oversee duties as campaigns form. Trains depart with police or military on standby. two companies in camp.
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The Threat of Trotting Association on the Pacific Coast
A San Francisco committee meeting discussed regulating trotting races. A resolution urged affiliation with the National Association and granted the board broad powers, including temporary reinstatement of tracks and rule adoption, pending convention authorization.
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Auction sale of calico goods in New York August 2
Dry goods merchants from Union cities attend an auction in New York selling Amanans prints calicos. About 2 960 yards were offered with 168 cases averaging 2 yards each. Prices ranged 5 to 6 cents per yard, average 6 1/2 cents. Demand was strong, with more cases possible. total sales exceeded 450 dollars. Private sale values expected to be about half a cent lower per yard than last year.
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Unclear harness race results from Sakaroea meet
The article reports a free handicap sweepstakes for a mile and a yeo sign with Vera Cruz Brada and Zootoo as notable finishers. It mentions three-year-old stakes, a three-quarter mile payout, and a heat sequence with Cleburn noted as winning a first heat. The text is fragmented and uses inconsistent spellings.
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Montreal bank robbery hearing ends without charge
Baynes, alias Gen. Regia pevered Meee Chwechines ee, faced a hearing on robbing the Grand Trunk Railroad Company at Montreal. The charge was not sustained, but Baynes was committed for further hearing on the alleged theft of $40,000 in notes from the Consolidated Bank of Montreal.
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Postage Stamp Denominations Reported by Agency
Fragmentary notes indicate details about postage stamp denominations and a report filed by the postage stamp agency. The text references New York and a postal postmaster, but the full context is unclear due to damaged phrasing.
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Remains of General Caster Interred and West Point Fate
Remains of General Caster were laid in a vault this morning at Povasxeersis and will be conveyed to West Point. Mrs. Custer traveled to New York following the ceremony.
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West Point
Tool Company Temporarily Closes in Providence
Providence observers report a tool company halting operations on August 2 due to a temporary shutdown. Production is paused as management awaits an adjustment of Turkish credit and related manufacturing costs.
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Unreadable OCR Summary Ends With Confused Quote
The text is garbled with many errors making it impossible to extract names, places, or a coherent event to summarize. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Unclear Car Price Change Noted in Local Listing
A fragmented OCR item notes a price adjustment for a vehicle or class of items, referencing figures around 105.28 to 105.32 and an 8ub-T note with twenty seats. No definitive entities or context are readable to identify a specific model or event.
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River Shipping Report Special Dispatches
Special dispatches describe river traffic on the Western waters with cargo and vessel notes. The Minnie is a 300 ton vessel expected to sail. freights, arrivals, and departures are listed alongside river conditions and hot weather with chances of rain. The Hattie Nowland arrived and departed. other boats include Bel Tarascon Henderson and W Gaff. River gauge shows 6.6 feet, with falling levels and a 75 to 79 degree heat range.
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Brooklyn Collectorship Contested as Secret Service Probes
Special dispatch reports Secretary Sherman directing James Brooks to Brooklyn to investigate the Brooklyn customs appointment. Agents focus on charges against broker Silverman as the contest for the collector post advances amid federal oversight. Nearby, riotous actions in rail and cattle regions draw federal suppression efforts.
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President to Visit New England for Vermont Event Week
The President will come to Vermont and stay in New England for a week to participate in a local celebration. Details and dates are to be announced by the White House.
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Western Union-Statem Advances After Fight Between Gould and Selever
An advance in Western Union-Statem following a confrontation between Gould and Selever is reported as 74 to 744. The Port cites Baker’s purchases as unclear links, while Selever notes tensions between parties and alleges a breach of words and personal disputes fueling the encounter.
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Governor Hartranft Arrives With Troops to Enforce Blockade
Governor Hartranft reaches Kingston with about a thousand troops to enforce the blockade. Strikers appear defiant yet subdued as sections of the Lackawanna and Bloomsburg railroad are torn up hindering progress of the workers.
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Troops Move to Scranton from Philadelphia
The Third and Fourth Artillery depart Philadelphia this morning for Scranton while Marines await marching orders at the depot.
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