Robberies, murder worry community amid baseball clash
Special report from Davros notes no arrest in the masked robbers case as Heglen remains critical after a Sunday shooting. Embury and a major baseball game at Bimm's Park draw crowds while police report July offenses cite kidnapping charges among a broad tally. Community pulse shifts between crime, sport, and church travel notices.
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Daily Times
Davros
Heglen
Hogien
Embury
Atlantic Brooklyns
Bimm’s Park
Daytons
Urbana
A. B
Mubaay Pekth
Edwards
U. B- Turch
Catholic Enone
Seer
Beecher Inquiry Hearings Open In Plymouth Church
A meeting of Plymouth Church investigative committee heard Rev. Dr. Storrs state he has no personal knowledge of the matters before the committee. He cited a statement signed by Mrs. Tilton and referenced in Mr. Carpenter’s statements and Mrs. Tilton’s Friday evening testimony containing the grave charge that Beecher solicited her to have relations with his wife in a way implied by the case. The Beecher inquiry continued its session in New York amid further remarks from witnesses.
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New York
Plymouth Church Investigating Committee
Dr. Storrs
Tilton
Carpenter
Evening River Traffic and Weather Report
Special Dispatch notes river conditions and cargo movements. Evansville area reports clear weather, rising river by about one foot nine inches, with barges arriving and departing for the business wharf. Vessel movements include Bransford to Nash, H. Rigley barges, and Ironsides. Additional remarks reference daily canal traffic and general calm conditions.
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The
Daily Times
Validy
Evansvile
Éhn
Bransford
Nash van i
H. Rigley
Vint Winkie
Ironsides
Erekle
Dean
Greey
Mary Toon
Cannelton New Caae
Postal car dispute persists as officials confer
Special Dispatch reports acting Postmaster General and the Attorney General met on the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad postal car controversy. They affirmed that the law is explicit and the Department must continue its current course. General Howard departs for Portland after a complimentary banquet with leaders including the Commissioner of Patents and How University faculty.
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Daily Times
Wasnurotox
D. C
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Howard
Portland
Oregon
Young Men's Christian Association
Patents
Domino of Indiana Affairs
How University
Incorporations Filed Amid Purchase Bid for The Dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Coivaants Colorado August 4 reports three incorporations: Torbec Glass Works of Lancaster with sixty thousand dollars capital, Jackson County Coal and Iron Company with two hundred thousand dollars capital in Aliston Lick and Washington Townships, and Central Ammoniated Super Phosphate Company of Cincinnati with thirty thousand dollars capital. An attempted yesterday to buy the Evening Dispatch for a Democratic daily failed due to a dispute over value. The Dispatch Company holds its paper assets at twelve thousand dollars and would not accept less.
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Dispatch
Daily Times
Coivaants, CO
Torbec Glass Works
Lancaster
Jackson County Coal and Iron Company
Aliston
Lick
Washington Townships
Central
Cincinnati
Evening Dispatch
Dispatch Company
Arrival at Laramie sparks Indian unrest reports
Omaha dated August 3 reports General Bidg to Fallel Sormaystr Stanton has arrived at Laramie with a large influx of northern Indians. They claim Stab ber, a noted Indian figure in spring disturbances at the agencies, and several others were killed by Custer's men. Indians express growing tension, noting twenty one deaths in Bales E. O. G. Orp, Brigadier General Commanding.
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Ajutant
Fallel Sormaystr
Stanton
Laramie
Stabber
Custer
Meneg
Bales
E. O. G. Orp
Kew ean Grocery Repo Reihing
A damaged OCR note describes a local grocery with a repo or reopening context. It mentions a noon timing and an ordinary 8 hands event with food offerings. The fragment references a fair or sale and a price detail likely 10 cents, and a standard coupon or conveyance item labeled Gate “A” with unclear details.
Fragmentary note on Catholic affairs and figures
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Cart May New Jersey August concerts and references to Father De Weiri, a death, and reactions among Catholics. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond generic references to religious figures and safety concerns about weapons.
Temperance debates and local political intrigue in Onboro
Fragmentary notes recount Mr. John Weaver and 8 representatives visiting Lodge D O H in Onboro Kentucky with plans to stall in Nashville and Memphis before returning by Saturday or Monday. A political row erupts over temperance crusaders and rivals, with names like Clint and James Crackcorn mentioned amid court actions, votes, and local trade mentions.
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John Weaver
Aed Lodge
Onboro
Gosk
Nashville
Herrah
Clint
Helen
Bolan
Wetlhcon
Cornell
Edward Gallagher
Fagaieses Ehadideins
Can
Seeis
James
Jim Crackcorn
Nena
Boone
Joseph
Hockey
George Kwaun
unclear historic clash sighting amid muffled OCR text
unreadable OCR fragment mentions New York, Biszgarck's son and M Zar infantry with Venient A.M. but details are garbled. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragment.
Phil Sheridan at the Races arrives in Burrao New York
Gen Phil Sheridan and Eugene Carr arrived yesterday and are guests of Schwermein G. Fargo. They will remain through the events at the racecourse in Burrao, New York.
Local Weather and River Conditions Reported
Louinville Kentucky August 4 river falling six feet six inches in the canal four feet six inches on the falls weather clear mercury fifty three business dull no boats leaving today but packets returns from the state election come in slowly G Jones undoubtedly elected by a good majority Cairo Illinois August 4 1 PM no arrivals 8 H Long for St Louis at 7 PM Glencoe for New Orleans at midnight weather clear and cool
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St. Louis
Glencoe
New Orleans
Cheyenne Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Meat Demand
Local Cheyenne market notes show wheat steady to firmer with mixed demand for oats and corn. Bacon, lard, and pork firming modestly while whisky and flour trade are quiet, receipts and prices listed for livestock, grains, and byproducts.
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Boek
Sania
Minnesota
New York
Angels
Chelee
Penn
July 1874 Health Board report details principal causes of death
The Board of Health reports July fatalities led by cholera infantum scarlet fever and unspecified causes. It notes measles variation, advises household cleanliness and ventilation, outlines adulteration figures for meat and vegetables, and records minor Board of Control expenditures and actions on purchases and staffing.
Political Personals and Local Politics Notes
Capt Morgan 8. Shaw aims at Sheriff race. Judge Hoeffer sports a red tie but has not declared. Coroners inquest on Sixth and Smith drowning returns accidental drowning verdict. Board of Election Commissioners urged banning unauthorized persons from cistern use. A Change member spoke on hard dealings, optimism and caution in the current climate.
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Sixth Streets
Board of Eiré Commissioners
Evolution of Hamilton Academy and Its Trustees
A historical report outlines the origin and development of the Hamilton Academy from 1832 to 1864. It covers stock subscriptions, board elections, building costs and expansions, teaching staff, and the eventual sale of the property to the Turners' Association to fund continued education.
Resignations and Appointments Shadow Briefings
Washington August 4. Resignations and appointments ripple through the administration as the Navajo Committee and other officials weigh car service compensation. The Dispatch carries Senators Sargent Conover Norwood and Rear Admiral as they tour Navy yards. Grant names Borchardt and Mantor to diplomatic and land offices while Williams says no talks with the President on resignations. Belknap returns to Washington.
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Arkansas
John A. Minaitrict
Ci Aed
E-Day
Pompenéral Marshall
United States Steamer Dispatch
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Norwood
Senate
Jes
Cragen
Philadelphia
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Grant
Frederick Borchardt
Wisconsin
Leghorn
B.A
Iowa
Abiqui Agrary
New Mexico
Peter Mantor
Minnesota
Bismarck Land District
Dakota
Williams
Carnese
Belknap
Washington
England, Loxton Baseball and World News
England report from Loxton dated August 4 describes a baseball game yesterday between the Red Stockings and Athletics on cricket grounds. Bostonians reached first base nine times by errors. game lasted two hours ten minutes. cricket bowling by Americans deemed weak. Also notes German protest to Versailles over Spanish neutrality and reports the loss of the British steamship Corinth with all crew saved.
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Loxton
Red Stockings
Bostonians
Marylebone
Died From Effects of Cruel Treatment and Hydrophobia
The article reports Van Ellen Cala's death linked to cruel treatment and hydrophobia. It notes a postmortem finding of poisoning with exposure factors and details an officer bitten by a dog on the 12th, triggering fear of hydrophobia and confinement before a hospital diagnosis of lyssaph.
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van Ellen Cala
Con N
Deen
Thomas Barrett
the Park Hospital
Fragmentary notice from Philadelphia affidavit area
A damaged Philadelphia fragment describes a boy four years old and a voyage toward a depot. It notes the urgency of identifying the child to prevent detentions, with an unsigned signature and unclear details about the act or harboring party.
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Philaadelphia
Epot
Steine Sock
Arrest of Alfred Pacey in Forgery Case
San Francisco dated August 4 reports Alfred Pacey and Van Brunt, noted figures in both coasts, arrested on an indictment for forgery linked to the Oleomegazine Batter Company. Bail set at ten thousand dollars for each charge.
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San Francisco
Alfred Pacey
van Brunt
Oleomegazine Batter Company
Fire in Manchester destroys mills in Michigan
A blaze in Manchester Michigan damages Reynolds and Norderkircher paper and grist mills causing about 350000 in losses with 25000 insurance. Authorities suspect arson. Reports list Lees 850000 and Curcaco Italy as sources.
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Inchester
Mich
Lees
Curcaco
Ita
Manchester
Reynolds & Norderkircher
Amadeus Wins Open at Sagatooa Track in 2:11 Pace
In Sagatooa New York on August 4 the purse races drew twelve starters across three events. King Amadeus led from the start in the first selling race over one mile and 2:11, winning by a half length. Kadi faded to third as the winner sold for 410 dollars. The sequel noted Go Madge and Vandelit in top places with Vandelit taking the two mile event in 3:40. Springbok and Fellowcraft led the three mile feature early, Fellowcraft finishing ahead by a neck in 5:42.
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Utes Carthen
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Kimy Lena
Eimadan
Nego
King ‘Amadeus
Snat
Pep Pee
Len Me
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Pth Amadeus
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Red Dick
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Grimstead
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Akness
Rearieee
Teebok
Band of Indians liberates prisoner at Fort Gibson
The Globe reports a band of Indians broke the Fort Gibson jail last night and freed an Indian prisoner charged with murder in Io Territory. They fired near the commanding officer as they departed, threatening further burning if additional Indians remain confined, with only six or eight soldiers in the garrison.
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St. Louis
The
Globe
Fort Gibson
United States
Dr Radway’s Remedy Eases Severe Urethral Ailment at 73
A man aged 73 reports long standing bladder and urinary troubles ending in spasmodic urethral constriction and kidney and bladder involvement. After trying various treatments without success he finds relief and now feels better than before in Cincinnati.
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Dr. Radway
Cincinnati
Ready Relief Promises Fast Aid for Various Ailments
An old advertisement extols RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF as a cure for kidney and bladder inflammation, lung congestion, sore throat, asthma, cramps, stomach issues, diarrhea, and many internal pains. It claims relief in moments with drops in water and suggests carrying it while traveling to prevent travel sickness. The copy touts it as a superior stimulant to brandy or bitters.
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Radway
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