Vast crowd parades through Dublin civic and military groups
August 6 in St Stephen’s Green many civic and military organizations gathered for a lengthy procession. Delays stemmed from the large turnout as tens of thousands lined the route from City Hall to O’Connell’s house, cheering along the way.
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Dunia
St. Stephen's Green
Mersquare
Leicester
Nassau Street
College Green
City Hall
Cork Hill
Thomas and James Streets
Stevens Lane
O'Connell
O’gonnor
Wotteataiyes Tone Prompts New Athletic Move
Local observer notes a shift in tone from Wotteataiyes, highlighting a strategic move by Bae Gusounton to realign tactics. The report emphasizes leadership decisions and potential impacts on upcoming events.
Perjury Rumor Ties Beecher in Hotel Tale at Prayer
A rumor in a New York hotel alleges a plan to sue Beecher for perjury over his response to the Tilton suit last year in Middleton County. The note notes Beecher’s presence at morning prayers and hints at ongoing features during his stay.
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New York
Whitepenn
Mr. Beecher
Beecher
Tilton
Middleton
K.ascher Bestem
Gersingen
County Convention A Strong Ticket
The Republican County Convention nominated a ticket including Dr J B Flowers of Columbus and J M Fuson of Sharon Township for Representatives, W T Reese for Commissioner, Norman Jay for Coroner, Lorenzo English for Probate Judge, and J H Wilson for Infirmary Director. The slate aims to reduce Democratic strength. Fuson leads a Granger coop store, Reese is a Granger, and English holds wide German support. A committee was formed to nominate a candidate for Senator.
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Cincinnati
Columnes
J. BR. Flowers
Columbus
J. M. Fuson
Sharon Township
W. T. Reese
Norman Jay
Lorenzo English
J. H. Wilson
Fuson
Granger
Reese
English
Ofort County
Madsen River Park Races Reported At Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on August 6 the Madsen River Park races drew crowds as horses competed for purses of 3000 and 6000 dollars. Results listed include Time 2:31 for a race, fourth place Rela ee One, and other finishers Bateman and Little Mary os S. Sy cer tee del te ee and prior Yi indicate ongoing wagering and pacing, with times 2:28 and 2:29 noted.
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Poughkeepsie
Oep Was & Poe
Bateman
Little Mary Os S
Sy Cer Tee del Te Ee An
Mon Nae
Conflagration Roars Through Timber Yard in Toledo
Fire raged at Getchell & Sons lumber yard in Toledo at 12:30 AM, destroying broad sheets of timber and causing about 40000 dollars in losses. The blaze spread to nearby structures, with authorities reporting extensive damage and ongoing efforts to contain the fire.
Delegates Elected for Republican and Democratic Senatorial Conventions
At a Carricoung Ohio convention delegates were chosen for the Republican Senatorial Convention to be held at Greenfield on Tuesday the 17th. The Democratic convention will meet at the same place on the preceding Saturday.
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Cincinnati Times
Carricoung
Greenfield
Fragmentary Dispatches Describe Aldermanic Actions and Ex President Eulogies
Fragmented text reports from Cairo and Knoxville reference Judge Trigg and Waddy Thompson amid clouded conditions. A Board of Aldermen meeting last night adopted eulogistic revolutions honoring an ex president.
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Mumphis
Cairo
Knoxville
Trigg
United
Waddy Thompson
Cornell Celebration Amid Knights of St Pat Oration
An August 7 event under Knights of St. Pat auspices featured an oration by J. J. Tobia. The readable text notes a Cornell celebration with formalities and a public address.
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San
Chicago Times to Publish Statement on Murder Case
Chicago August 6 The Times will publish a statement explaining the evidence and truth of the murder case involving Nathan, detailing the actions of Sartre and others as part of the ongoing press coverage.
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Nathan
Chicago It Times
Chicago
the Times
Omerer Ee
Explosion in Philadelphia Magazine Exhibition Kills Dozens
A Philadelphia magazine expo ends in a massive blast. At least forty people are dead and about one hundred injured amid confusion. The destroyed building housed powder arms and trophies from wars, with flags taken during conflicts exposed to the blast.
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Philadelphia
Ida
Explosion in Fraxkronp Pa Injures Dozens
Fraxkronp Pennsylvania on August 7 reports a blast at 9 30 caused by breaking metallic ammunition. One person, a teen about 18, is dead or severely injured with about twenty two others injured several of whom cannot survive.
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Fraxkronp
Serorlen
Hill
Cardinaline tale of a wife’s betrayal and a papal ring
A fragmented report recounts a cardinal’s scandal involving his wife and a dramatic claim of her disdain for the Cardinalate. The text references a hat ring and a ceremonial role, hinting at status and intrigue within religious ranks.
Regatta Day Weather Delays Detroit River Races
Regretful notes say persistent silt and rough river conditions during the day slowed the regatta on the Detroit river. Vessels named include Paorema Rane Tee Fat Coned Barge and Van It Wee Ty Do Senes of Detroit. Remaining heats pushed to tomorrow with prize allocations yet to be announced for seat assignments.
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Detroit
Nereids
Vanis
Brad ‘Moussie Wien
Daeielon
Fatal Explosion in Venga Pa Injures Tar and Boy
A fatal explosion report from Venga Pennsylvania leaves Tar injured and a boy injured alongside Fred Trout. Authorities investigate the blast scene and assess causes as workers and first responders assist.
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Venga
Ainma
Tar
Fred Trout
Adding to the List Springfield August 7
Springfield on August 7 reports a failed compleat service related to liabilities, with unclear details and incomplete wording. The item notes a list addition and suggests financial or legal implications tied to a service failure. The fragment mentions securing Liabilities and an August date but lacks names or organizations.
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Springfield
Big Crowd at Augusta Event Draws Attention
A large gathering formed as Augusta hosts a community event. Local officials and residents attended, with onlookers noting the lively scene and social cohesion in the crowd.
Arrival and weather take note of river level in Aug dispatch
Special dispatches report arrivals at St. Louis and Pittsburgh lines with times from 10 P M to 5 A M. River gauge shows 45 feet 5 inches, no change since last night. Port details include Alice Reawney and Millar hount departing, with fair and pleasant conditions noted.
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St. Louis
Pittberg
Chester
Arrow
Local Referendum Favored as Constitutional Convention Seen
In Louisv ille on August 6, the city reports indicate the votes favor a constitutional convention. Officials expect a larger turnout and foresee formal action pending final tallies.
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Loumvville
Rome
Prosecuting Attorney Callahan Absent in New York Police Court
The prosecuting attorney Callahan of the Police Court is reported absent while in New York. The absence may affect court proceedings and scheduling as officials seek his whereabouts.
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Callahan
Police Court
New York
Republicans Fixing Convention Date Debate at Mozart Hall
The Republican County Committee met at Mozart Hall to decide the date for the nominating convention. Amid debates over August September and political strategy, the body formed a campaign and apportionment committee and adjourned for a later session.
Democratic Executive meeting outlines convention dates
The Democratic Executive of Hamilton County met at the Grand Hotel after 11. The chair led a lengthy discussion on conventions and county officer and Legislature nominations. A five-member committee was appointed to determine delegate numbers. The minutes note plans for primary meetings August 31 and a convention September 1, with additional events and a list of post office letters attached.
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Mozart Hall
Amzi McGill
H. B. Turre
Ransom
Merkichard ‘Smith
Eggleston
Grand Hotel
Richard Smith
Keser Smith
Nhl
Estana
Aero Sunet Ouleet
Wablis Ps
Yeatman
Nxt
Emmert
de. McGill
Capeaha
Stagatian
McGill
Pone
Haemer
Weim Riemion
Chas, Beuzer
Jacob Grotius
M. J. Patton
Hamilton County
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D. J. Muclaney
Kramer
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Atsar
C. W. Overaker
Messia
C Overaker
Pet. Tarpia
Geo. Py
Campbell
A. Peters
B - Danneah
Ising Eh Suibher
Ee Smith
Peters
Sceamiia
Ion
Cis Sayler
Banving
Colonel Harris
A. T. Walling
River reaches peak and begins slow retreat after noon
The river rose to its highest level at noon yesterday and held steady until evening, when it began receding. Early declines will be gradual, with rapid fall expected tomorrow. All trains through Cincinnati to Indianapolis and beyond are to depart and arrive at designated depots as routes adjust.
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Ind
Dayton
Cincinnati
Hewilton
Region Depo
Mili Cr
Drowning of Young Son at Westers Crossing Well
The youngest son of Mr. Ser Longley, five years old, drowned yesterday afternoon in a well near the Longley residence at Westers Crossing. Efforts to revive him failed. He was a bright child whose loss will deeply grieve his parents and relatives. Burial will be at Sprigg Grove, with carriages leaving the free train ram at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Wosters Crossing
Sprigg Grove
Centrala
Resu
Dari
Walter. Orr
Bostwick
Bracken County
Court of
Newport
Marsh Herrington
Wesley Daneas
Oliv Robinson County
United States Court
Charles 5. Federer
Augusta
Covington
Murray
Alexander Flad
Baker
No. 120
Pike Street
Henry Kieweier
Louisburg
Aleck
Et Peltaion
Teutonia Insusance Company
Chicago
Kentucky Lin ment and School Board election note
Dr Davidson reports Kentucky Lin ment content and per cent, noting a teacher candidate. Faratie County sells interests for $37,000 cash to Kentucky Central. Sparks from Showbridge and McDonald's Planing Mill fire the Ninth Presbyterian Church roof, quickly quelled. Marriage licenses issued: Martin W. Kennedy with Mary J Champion, Thomas J Reese with Emma Hoskins, John A Thompson with Hattie A Powell. Board votes cast 15 for a presidential ballot. A jury is impaneled in a court case with defense to present today. Alfred Biery filed bank ruptcy petition, assets $1,212.20. School Board at night reports a notable yearly indication. Public Buildings Committee authorized repairs in all districts and 16 members vote for E and F grade teachers, electing Miss Ai a reg of the Cotl if Co 4.
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Mary J. Champion
Thomas J. Reese
Emma Hoskins
John A. Thompson
Hattie A. Powell
Walt
Covington
Includi
Tedder
Cotlif Co
W. Cleary
Capi
Patese Lien Botte
Endemants
City mulls more mayors as ward divisions debated
The article discusses city politics with calls for a mayor per ward, notes a likely additional mayor, and ponders the town’s governance. It mentions butcher Mr. Klotaback halting daily meat delivery due to water, and cites court fines for vagrancy as officers Porter, Cre-Smith and Boeckman enforce order.
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Klotaback
Dayton
Cholera Riot? Damascus Reports Daily Case Surge
From Damascus meetings up to July 22, cholera was raging with four hundred cases daily, though the true figure was hidden. The Christian quarters were heavily affected and strain reported among doctors, missionaries, and local families.
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Loxpox
Damascus
Ieee
O'Connell
Paris welcomes American Rifle Team to Victor Hego home
Victor Hego hosted guests last evening as the American Rifle Team visited his residence in Paris, marking a cordial welcome and social gathering.
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Paris
Victor Hego
Government denies plan to negotiate seven million loan aid
Government denies it intends to negotiate seven million dollar loans to indemnify Porto Rico slave owners. The fragment mentions Madagio on August 7 and references SPALN and don’t intend to do it.
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Madagio
Porto Rico
Rock Fall Closes Hoosac Tunnel Track in August
A large mass of soft rock fell in the Hoosac tunnel last night and smaller pieces today. Miners dare not approach to assess damage as the track remains blocked and work is halted.
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Steincrigp
Hoosac
Government income outstrips all estimates for last year
In Wasuixetox District of the capital on August 7 officials report that the government income for the last fiscal year exceeds every prior estimate and surpasses Treasury officers' expectations.
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Wasuixetox
D. C
Treasury
Mass Republican State Convention at Worcester
A notice states the Republican State Convention will be held at Worcester on September 26, with the mass meeting date set for August 7 in Boston.
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Mass
Boston
Worcester
Pittsburgh Weather and Telegraph News Brief
From Pittsburgh on August seven the Monongahela River stood seven feet six inches and falling at Brownsville. The Exford Load and Samuel Bille arrived, while Slane Helle McGiow Enterprise and others reported cooling weather and safety notices as the river dropped.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Brownsville
Helle McGiow
Samuel Bille
Tucson Dispatch Reports Jury Discharge in Local Case
A Tucson dispatch states residents of the Santa Rita district and local paramours faced jury involvement but were discharged yesterday in a court matter tied to a minute men organization and related proceedings.
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Tucson
Arizona
Santa Rita Minker District
Passenger trains begin schedule run on Ohio and Mississippi Railway
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway will commence running passenger trains on schedule time at 7:25 P.M. today with transfers at Sania Ind. An excursion to Aurora will depart at 8:30 A.M. tomorrow offering a view of the Ohio River.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Sania Ind
Aurora
Ohio River
Death of Mex Heidelbach in New York Firm Partner
Mex Heidelbach of Espy Heidelbach Co. died at his residence in New York at noon after several months of serious illness. He was a member of the firm and had been in frail health for some time.
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Mex Heidelbach
Espy, Heidelbach & Co
New York
New York Coffee Market Report With Mixed Prices
Market notes from New York on August 7 at noon describe coffee activity varying by grade with terms favorable and ordinary. Prices cited include 17 to 19 percent, with several grades showing gains and others steady, unclear demand, and mixed futures. The text is fragmented with several unclear figures and product mentions.
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