Theatrical benefits in New York aid West relief
Fragmentary report mentions several performances in New York City for relief aid. Other items reference Clarke County in Xenia and a late night incident near Springfield, Ohio where a person was left for dead and escaped. A state centennial celebration plans prizes from ten to one hundred forty dollars per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Clarke County
Juin Xenia
Tobey Seagar
Springfield
Ohio
Pleasonton Letter to the President Details Office Tweaks
Fragmentary Washington dispatch recalls General Pleasonton directing changes in revenue office duties as he notes suspension and transfer of office responsibilities. The document references an 1867 notification and Deputy Commissioner J W. First. The text shows a formal exchange about authority and succession in the Revenue Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazasortos
Commiscemer Revenue Bureau
Gen. Pleasanton
Colored arrivals fear mob violence in capital
Large numbers of colored people from Frankfurt arrive in this city. They report many colored residents leaving the capital to escape a mob violence and hangings of two colored men Monday night amid widespread unrest and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Frankfort
Certificate of a New Railroad Filed in Columbus
Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports a certificate of a new railroad filed in Columbus dated August 9. The item notes formal filing actions and local implications for the regional transport project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
the Times and
Chonicle
CoLumbus
the Times and Chronicle
Prrrestine
German Church Rules Drafted in Munich Meeting
A committee drafted a constitution for a new church adopting Constance era principles. It envisions the Pope's Council subordination, church state separation, and debates primacy of the Pope. Report due for ratification at the Munich meeting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Partiare
Munich
Spain Denies Tax on Bonds Held Abroad
The Amparcial reports Spain will not tax Spanish bonds owned by nonresidents. The newspaper cites government authority denying any plan to impose such a levy on foreign holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapaio
Amparcial
Communist Trials to Be Hastened This August
Government prepares a bill to speed Communist trials and end prisoners in a swift termination. Taxes on raw materials will be suspended to raise direct taxes. Prussian troops ordered to evacuate Troyes by Berlin. Paris police in the ar rondissement Batesulles told to moderate arrests of Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versaries
Dksone
Berlin
Troyes
Paris
Arrondimement Batesulles
Versailles
Fatally Wounded Fenian Riot at Phenix Park Reported
London August 9 reports Covey Sartot Genlwae mortally wounded after riots at Phenix Park. He is not expected to survive. The Prince of Wales departed to Kissingen to join the Princess. The Inman steamer City of Washington, Captain Jones, from New York, has arrived.
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London
Phenix Park
Kissingen
Inman
City of
Centenary Celebration Draws Kingdom Notables
The Scott Centenary celebration will be attended by notable figures from across the Kingdom. The event will take place in other regions of the Kingdom on the fifteenth.
Public Accounts Ready Next Week
Greeley outlines his stance on woman suffrage as public accounts preparation moves forward next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Children’s Aid Society Adapts to Move With Hands Car
Fragmentary note describes overcoming modesty concerns and moving a child welfare effort to a new location via a hand-car shipment. Mentions Gariboldi and two weeks, with advice and date referenced as necessary for relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Society
National Labor Congress Adopts Important Resolutions
The National Labor Congress reports significant resolutions adopted. Address by Richard F. Labor President notes three state organizations joining, with mention of Trevellick and anti acenic measures. Market news follows with corn, oats, pork, lard, and whisky prices and dull trading conditions.
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St. Lovuis
Richard F. Labor
The
National
Trevellick
Prominent Horses Entered for 1871 Exhibition Race
Preparations for the exhibition at the Ninth and Day? 1871 indicate prominent horses entered. Ten entries compete in a purse of six thousand dollars. Gare is among early entries. Ample accommodations provided for exhibitors and the public.
River levels rise as dredge clears harbor debris
News from Lovnmiomes August 9 reports the Monongahela at Greensboro rising to four feet two inches and the river nine feet, with coal merchants anxious about tonnage. A dredge boat began removing mud between the mail boat landing and the canal head, aiming to permit light-draft barge departures despite the high waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Lovnmoines
Portland Bar
Evansville
Monongahela
Greensboro
Grain Price Data and Notebook Scribbles
Fragmentary market notes list flour prices and dairy terms with scattered figures. References to No 2 and No 1 weights and a few items like sugar and lard appear, but much text is garbled and many details are unreadable. The surviving fragments resemble a historical price ledger or catalog entry from a local newspaper page.
Oil City Market Report Shows Quiet Firm Prices
Special Dispatch reports oil market activity in Prrestine and Titusville with prices near 490 and 470 per gallon, while Cleveland and Stic per gallon areas show quiet firmness. The text is partial and fragmented but indicates a generally steady market with firm bids at multiple locales.
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Oil City
Titusville
Sais
Cleveland
Cambrics Change Marks in Yard Measurements
Brief note records a measurement query involving converting two cambrics to twelve inches and cites a craftsman or tool named Criteh cabow, reflecting a small unit conversion discussion in a local ledger.
Dogs Overrun World As Man Fails To Curb Them
Fragmentary Josh Billings style text depicts dogs infesting the world without end and mocks human authority. It mentions a city, a council, and a 50 dollar reward amid a chaotic scene with men returning to town as panic rises.
Bonds Negotiated For New American Five Per Cent Issue
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Richardson completed negotiations for the balance of the new five percent bonds with Jay Cooke McCulloch & Co. The arrangement has caused a notable rise in U S bond prices in the market.
Westfield Inquest Probes Heat Deaths In New York
The Westfield inquest opens in New York amid reports of multiple heat related deaths. Coroners and inspectors continue examinations to determine responsibility and licensing concerns surface as the probe unfolds.
Louisville Election Returns and Lynchings Mentioned
August reports from Louisville discuss election returns and a lynching case involving local figures. The article references a distance of miles and mentions individuals tied to the events, with unclear context and fragmented phrasing.
Acquitted in Newark Railroad Accident Case
Newark New Jersey August 9 Chase Stanley was acquitted of causing a railroad accident by misplacing a switch on the Newark and New York Railroad on July 8, an incident that endangered several lives.
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Newark
N.J
Chase Stanley
Newark and
New York Railroad
Market Report Wheat and Grains In Detroit Trade
Detroit market news lists Wheatle active prices for No 1 white at 1.94 and No 1 red 1.24, amber 1.22, extra 1.31 to 1.32, No 2 white 1.18. Oats are scarce at 40 to 41 for State. Corn holds firm at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Frankfort Election Riot Report Emerges in Conflicting Notes
A Frankfort correspondent cites a divergent account of election unrest with claims of tense crowds, shouting, and drunken participants. The piece notes discrepancies between versions and hints at a forthcoming edition or clarification.
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New York
Thiers
Washington
Plegsonton
C. G. Gnawr
Clook
F. m
Frankfort, KY
Germany
New German Church
Spain
Fenian
Bangor, Maine
Salt Lake, Utah
ST. Louis
National Labor Congress
Carrel Carroll
I Kellong
Kalamazoo, Mich
Nih
Hes Bee
Soak Gore
Yeller Dog
Josh
Billings
England
United States
Westfield
Concesl Tintin
Feos
Iin
Boole
Hill
Matthews
Fideas
Louisville
Leslie
LouisviLe
Canse
Orl Lantia
T Kieds
Cece
Ity
Gaba
Douglass
Newark, N. J
Utica
Unica
N. J
Nice
Aera
BaNee
ICE P
Pyrrer
Toonal
Ereacoe Sre
Medical
Belmbold
Helmbold
Helmbeld
H. T. Helmbeld
Crystal Palace Pharmacy
Broadway
South Tenth Street
Philadelphia
Uly
Joseph
Vandalia
Fayette
Ker
Lebanon
Smith Street
Indiana House
West Fifth Street
Treen Street
Scully & CO
Wee
Ae &Er
Southeast Corner Court
Serniiies
Wibeos
Hilton
Addres Cae
Humphreys
Charleston
D.rs. Evans
Care
W. B. Dodds
Anne
Elm Street
Cutter Street
John Street
East Apnty
Li Street
Enel Avely
Great Western Hotel
Filth Wood
Sedamsville
David Gneel
Ep Cleies
J. Fate and
Hakink
Chicago
Asen EY & CO
Fourth Street
Cincin
Sens Yak
United Nativan
Sripa
Worth
Porte
Harrow
C. A. Scott
P.O. Box Chie
Serpin
Ethan
Carriages &O
Foster
Aes Crete
Lonsdale
Wilson Bros, Sa ‘Eet
Grand Mammoth
Wood’s Theatre
Tony Pastor
Opera-Mouss
Tomy Faalton
Insurance
Capital
Chas. H. Wolff, Alfred Gaither
Robert Mitchell
Aug. Wessel
Alex. Long
Carl A. G. Adae, C. W. Moulton, J. B. Bennett
West
Fourth St
Omaene Moon
Orayesom
Stoney Tor
Toll, Ée
Peensen Ennealt
Orricz
Tux
Cressey and Rent—Hall
Terre
Fite
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