Fight Between Edwards and Collyer Draws Large Pittsburg Crowd
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports Pittsburg crowd swelling for the Edwards versus Collyer boxing bout set near daylight on the inland of the Ohio River above Steubenville. Weigh-ins list Edwards 131 and Collyer 129 pounds, with betting favoring Edwards earlier and Collyer now leading. contingents from Cincinnati and New York arrive, with seconders named and boats chartered to transport excursionists.
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Pittsburg
Collyer
Edwards
Counsties
Daily Times
Prrrestino
Barney Aaron
Newell
Arthur Kers
Dooney Harris
Ohio River
Steubenville
Cincinnati
Joe Cohaii
New York
Circleville City Notes and Local Incidents
The Hocking Sentinel reports plans by Lion motgors and Shen to secure city permission to lay track and sell stock, with a projected cost under ten thousand dollars. The County Fair is set for September second with strong bids and the Chillicothe Band contracted for Saturday music. Private Secretary Putnam visits, Circleville officials tour the fire department, and a fire office explosion injures Dr Meisse’s drawer of lime. A seven year old boy suffered severe burns at a soap factory when steam was turned off near him.
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Lion Motgors
Shen
Chillicothe Band
Putnam
Columbus
Hocking
Circleville
Meisse
James Allison
Prohibitionists to Nominate in Dayton August 15
Dispatch from Darrox Ohio notes Fourth Congressional District Prohibitionists meet in Dayton on August 15 to nominate candidates for Congress and run the Montgomery county ticket. Also reported are no deaths at the Insane Asylum for July 1874 with equal male and female patients, and a court note on guardian appointment for Mrs Winters after a distressing show in court.
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Eiale
Daily Times
Darrox
Fourth
Dayton
Congress
Montgomery County
Ministerial Association of
Embury
Ane
Udge
Winters
The
Common Pleas
Primary election clash across townships in Garfield area
Reports from the August primary show strong Garfield opposition in several townships while Garfield supporters and foes clash in Warren and Concord. Judge Tuttle, a Garfield rival, loses by four votes elsewhere, revealing division and shifting loyalties amid Garfield and Jones factions.
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Daily Times
Painesville
Garfield
Concord
Tuttle
Warren
Jones
Unclear text fragment from cellar fire damages storage
Fragmentary report from Mamruis noting a cellar fire at Ghaltadin Oo near Union Street involving R Moore & Co and Allison Brothers. The blaze damaged a wet goods dealer and stored lumber piles, with smoke and water damage reported in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamruis
Ghaltadin Oo
R. Moore & Co
As of
Allison Brothers
Wetitens
Damogra Braun
Davis
Enthusiastic Cartoon Draws Crowd to Lecture Vertex
A large audience gathered for a lecture by Prof. Gillette of Ove thousand attendees filled the venue. The event featured sermons by Rev. Isaac Crook and Rev. Dr. J New York and was part of a platform meeting.
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W Rine
Dkander
P. G. "Gillette
Ide
Canada
Isaac Crook
New York
Haren Se
Hi. P. I
Alling
New Expedition Probes Fertile Hills Frontier Area
New York reports a Black Hills expedition journeying 83 miles into the Dakota Territory. The travel party hails from Hagaxey's Pak area and traverses a country described as one of the most fertile in the United States with gold prospects noted. Miners hope the region proves rich as exploration continues, with scenery praised and expectations of a new Eldorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secon
Black Hills
Hagxey
Pak
Dakota Territory
United As
California
Arrival of German Mail Steamer Amid Wreck Report
Marine New York reports August 9 arrival of the steamship from America to Havana. The German mail steamer rounded a course entering harbor when impaired, resulting in a wreck and casualties.
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Havana
Weather Refort For Region And Surrounding Areas
Weather forecast notes winds turning southwest in the Lower Lake Region with heavy clouds and rain areas. A high southeast and southwest wind pattern, with generally cloudy skies and rain possible in Missouri and Kansas. Barometric readings adjusted for temperature and elevation. Observed in Washington DC region at 10:30 A M.
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Waasaieton
D.C
Lower Lake Region
U Lake
Missouri
Kansas
Weather and freight river notes from Albany dispatches
Special dispatches report weather conditions were clear and hot with a 71 to 90 degree mercury range. Freight and passenger movements included Ark., Evansville, Grand Tower, Keystone and Oscoda routes as crews tracked the Eckert and the Thompson Dean near a wreck, while river traffic slackened and business remained dull.
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Daily Times
New Albany
Mac Eestating Rapid
Alex
Uaville
USA
Grand Tower
Keystone
Ohio
Westkoe
Evix
Rochoy Association offers rewards for Gishdens Maid race record
Telegraphic items note a $1,000 prize offered by the Rochoy Association to the horse that breaks Gishdens Goldsmith Maid's time with the Maid entered for the race. A separate two hundred dollar side bet race in Oil City sees Columbia crew from Pittsburg race Third Ward crew of Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochoy
Ianga
Scala
Sacnee
Bopsteuhee
Crimes and Casualties Report Confusing Lightning Fatalities
A jumble of names and places reports a lightning strike near Seneca on Saturday that killed two men and severely injured a woman. The text also mentions a detective John Tea of New York and a Brooklyn union member tied to a murder, with authorities in St Louis weighing Kate Hartnett's case as a disgrace to her associates.
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John Tea
New York
Seneca
Union Sennent
Brooklyn
St.Louis
Kate Hartnett
Aes
Negro Riot Reported From Austin Mississippi
Special dispatch reports in Austin Mississippi the black residents threatened a jail and town burning after a white man linked to a killing and release faced renewed anger. Major Woodson organized about two hundred men at Bennett's and moved them toward Austin to quell rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Miss
G. R., Smith
Woodson
Bennett's
Death of a Republican sheriff candidate in Somerville
Memphis reports Albert Reeves, Republican candidate for sheriff, died last night after being shot by Burton on Friday. His brother Paul was dying this morning. Judge J. G. Reeves and Oscar Barjlow were wounded but not as gravely. Chickasaw guards from Memphis have returned and conditions are quiet.
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Memphis
Somerville
Albert Reeves
Sherill
Burton
Paul
J. G
Oscar Barjlow
Will Loth
Fire on Main Street House Drives Jump To Escape
Special dispatch from Louisville reports a blaze at a Main Street house before daylight. A colored man named Spencer his wife and two children leaped from a third story window as stairs burned away, escaping unharmed. Malinda Bearey also jumped and sustained injuries. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars.
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Louisville
Main Street
Morney
Spencer
Malinda Bearey
Cingakti
Dayton Local Notes and Political Tensions In August
Dayton records a vacant Sixth Ward seat after an appeal over Mr. Hammond’s election. The District M E Church faction repudiates Embury over Park Camp meeting conduct. General McCook visits Dayton. Oakwood Street Railroad sale set for September 12. A doge case shooting on St Clair Street will be heard by the Mayor. Republican County Convention to meet August 29 in Payton for State delegates. Robbery leaves a wagon driver along the Miami crossing. Metz brewery safe tampering reported with drilling begun. Coroner Kunz holds inquest for veteran Joseph Mullinger 64 of Pennsylvania, heart disease.
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Tiste
Dayton
Council
Roberts
Hammond
Eee
M. E. Church
Embury
Alex. McD
McCook
Fort M’ravit
Texas
Oakwood Street
Corrigan
Edwards
St. Clair Street
Republican County ‘Convention
Payton
National
Miami
Metz
Kunz
Joseph Mullinger
Pennsylvania
Dr Debraler Seriously Ill Amid Cholera Morbus Fears
Special Dispatch Evansville August 10 reports Dr Debraler father of C E Debraler of the Journal is seriously ill with cholera morbus. Fears are entertained for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Times
Evansville
Debraler
Journal
Abortion Case Clears Streets In St Louis Slay Reveal
In St Louis on August 10 Madame Fortinmeyer a midwife living at 151 Mar Street was arrested on abortion charges. Lena Miller a young mulatto girl was found dead in the parish area with a skeleton of an infant discovered in the house and burned bones in the stove. An inquest is set for Lena Miller and the infant remains with expectant revelations involving several city residents.
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St Louis
Madam Fortinmeyer
Mar Street
Lena Miller
Aju
Nick
Greas
Vekerel
Fortus
Madame Fortinmeyer
Cer
Woman Arrested in Bennington Case Near Troy
A special dispatch from Bennington Vermont reports the arrest of a woman who has a child in response to a description of Charlie. The notice notes the event occurred August 10 and places the story near Troy.
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Troy
Bennington
Vermont
Charlie
Reverende J White Dies in Cuiiaco Diocese City
August 10 Cuiiaco Int reports the Rev J White parish priest of the Rage diocese of igodi died in this city at 9 o'clock. Expected full obituary forthcoming.
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Cuiiaco
J. White
Rage
Igodi
Burglary Arrests Highlight City Court Action
Chas Smith was arrested by Officers White and Meade for burglary tools and behavior in custody after a police court session this morning. A thirteen year old named Lewis Bund was sent to the House of Refuge for receiving and peddling cooking items that had been stolen, according to the report.
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Chas. Smith
White
Meade
Lewis Bund
House of Refuge
Msien Fea
Hamilton Baseball Club
Osceolas
Icedas
Oxford
Oxford Boys
Cincinnati
Catharine Hannay
James McGuire
Arrests in early morning theft at corner Longworth and Central
Captain Henderson seized Thomas Warrington Michael Elias Red and Thomas Brady during a break in at a boarding house at Longworth Street and Central Avenue. They were sent to the next term of the Common Pleas Court and, unable to post bail, placed in county jail cells.
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Henderson
Thomas Warrington
Michael
Elias Red
Thomas Brady
Longworth Street
Central Avenue
Couimon Pleas Court
Police Court Morning Session Ends With Fines and Revelry
The Police Court met this morning with many locals accused of drunken conduct and disorder. Several offenders received fines or short sentences including six months at the Work-house for social misconduct and theft attempts, while others faced minor penalties for drunkenness and street quarrels.
Baseball notes from Cincinnati area clubs and matches
Local brief summarizes multiple baseball games and club results including Keystone defeating Crescent Juniors 37 to 24, Boston B C beating Anti-Tem foc C 7 to 2, and Probascos versus Milford with a disputed triple play. Also reports on matches at Milford, Covington, and various clubs like Magenta Fulton and Geffroy name changes, with player lists and early season organizer notices.
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Keystone
Crescent Juniors
Cincinnati
Keystones
Regenews
Se Ae Wie
Taylor's Oy Center
Sall Chailsn
Bostona B. C
T Ce
Milford
Pisthecec
Probascos
Milfords
Sesh Ue
Pats
Pomak Wood
Battig
Ae ¢ Probascos
Aes Ay
Walnut Hills
Bawards
Iis
Slugs
Tom Collins Baseball Clube
Fol
Covington
Knights
Jane
Createlaine
Red Stockings
Ma Ky
Fords
Maysville
Red
Eckfords
Beecher Tilton B. B. C.j
Batavia
B. B.C
Olive Branch
Willowville
Capt
W. Sheehan
Jasmapton
M. Kennedy
Wim. Shea
John Ketley
Wn. McIntyre
Kt. Molloy
Johny
J. Fallon
Dougs S
Magenta
Wm. Slusser
Wm. Moore
E. Stow
J. A. Wilson
Sdb
Owhether
Blue Stocking- Co
Blues
Shen Wat Ae
Sity Jone St
Prebascos
Tax Blues
Court Bulletin Common Pleas Motions and Notices
A Cincinnati court bulletin notes a discharge motion in Kurt versus Kurtz, detailing a disputed marriage and divorce petition, a deed of real estate valued at $60,000, a sausage manufactory, and a counterclaim of coercion and alimony. Other notes cover a restraining order, a proposed appeal, a court remedy hearing, and district updates plus local theater and social items.
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Chages
Kurt
Elizabeth Kurtz
Frederick Glacier
Childiess
Etna
Bevan
Forrest
Contra
Travis
Adams
Hart
Dantes
Estate Administrators Appointed in Local Probate
Judge Matson names administrators for multiple estates on Saturday. George W. Atkinson’s estate valued at 5000 dollars in personalty. Mary A. Duncan named executrix of Richard Duncan. Jason Paulsen estate valued at 2000 dollars in personalty and 4000 dollars in realty.
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Judge Matson
Jerry Kiersted
Geo. W. Atkinson
Mary A. Duncan
Richard Duncan
Jase Paulsen
Bundle of clothes hints at tragic self strike on Newport
A citizen found a bundle on the New port and Cincinnati Bridge including a hat apron shoes and stockings with two deciphered letters. The notes express a wife’s heartbreak and a planned death. A second letter laments desertion and contemplates ending life. Other items: church group picnic plans and civic notices amid a series of local incidents and meetings.
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Newport and
Cincinnati
James
Carrie
Third Street
Tam
Centroa
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Parlor Grove
Clement Olhaber
Pabti School Trustees
McAfee
Bellevue
Hubbard Streets
Kbs
Ohio
York Street
Church of the Immaculate
E Firth Wa
Sannash
Newport
Local court escapes and street altercation report
James Hannon escapes from jail after thirty days and a $100 fine. A tobacco firm sale ends in a confrontation when a rival customer draws a revolver and is disarmed. Crops burned by Friday storm hit Tyarrtown farmer Reuben Jacoby. Community meetings and baseball results supplement the day’s news with parish, temperance, and social events.
Congregation to Elect Pastor in Presbyterian Church
After the Wednesday prayer meeting, the Presbyterian Church calls a congregational meeting to elect a pastor. The church has been pastorless for some time and urges full attendance. Last night Grace M E Church hosted a large anti license meeting led by Miss Neave who urged opposition to the license clause if enacted on the first of the month. Pastor Raleigh stated his own vote would oppose license.
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Presbyterian Church
Grace M.E
Neave
Raleigh
Miner seeks permission to employ two boys in mine
John Fotheringham asks Ohio official Andrew Roy for authorization to hire two underage workers aged eleven and thirteen from Masailion. He claims eleven dependents and states he guides them to the mine. The petition goes to Governor Allen’s office, with likely referral to the Attorney General, though law changes require the Legislature.
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Ohio
John Fotheringham
Masailion
Andrew Roy
State II of Mines
Roy
Allen
Third Edition Pirtsfire Dispatch Sees Late Arrival
A report notes Jot Cobarn and his crowd failed to arrive while Butt Tiley and about forty roughs entered in his stead. Edwards has gone to the lighting grounds and Gollyer will follow. authorities may interfere and betting is now about even.
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Pirtsfire
Daily Times
Jot Cobarn
Butt Tiley
Edwards
Gollyer
Post Office seizes circulars in Wheeling ad case
Curzons case before the Post Office Department involves a Wheeling manufacturer who also runs a postal journal. He mailed advertising circulars to subscribers amid required oath violations. Officials expect Secretary Bristow and Attorney General Williams to return soon.
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Post Office Department—Cabinet Movements
Wasurxcoy
D. C
Post-office de Ent
Post-Olce
Sappeapl
Ponsiy Oll
United States
Congress
Department
ac _ nalties
Fie
Bristow
Williams
France to Recognize the Segedón Government Warns Spain
Paris reports that Germany plans to recognize the Spanish Republic as Spain fears Carlist forces threaten Barcelona. A dispatch notes German-French talks and the fragile balance amid rising Carlist activity in Maprip with residents fleeing or facing danger.
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Paris
Amnoux
Gremany
Sebrano
Des Hohewoere
Cazes
Eat
Floods Ravage Upper Sindh Prompting Aid Efforts
A catastrophic flood in Upper Sindh damages several towns and disrupts communications as relief teams race to reach affected areas. Local authorities urge calm while coordinating food, shelter, and medical support for stranded residents.
Legislative Excursionists to Lake Superior Country
About seventy five members of the Michigan Lacrosse club with several officers plan an excursion to the Lake Superior country. They rendezvous in Chicago tomorrow and depart Wednesday morning with short stops at Milwaukee and Green Bay. The trip will last ten to twelve days.
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Michite Lac.s
Ate
Lake Superior
Chicago
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Uruguayan President Sends Grant Telegram on Telegraph Link
August 10 report says Uruguay’s president sent a dispatch to President Grant congratulating him on the establishment of telegraphic communication between Uruguay and the United States, marking a milestone in diplomatic and technological ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Grant
Fires Lose Post Office and Savings Bank in Weehawken?
Weerreny New Jersey August 10 early today several buildings burned including the post office and dime savings bank. Loss estimated at 25000 with insurance about 15000. Firefighters fought the blaze through the morning as stock and offices were destroyed.
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Weerreny
N. J
Post-office and Dime Savings Bank
Monongahela Rise Affects River Traffic With Towboats
Special dispatch from Pispnatch to the Daily Times reports the Monongahela rising to about 5 feet 9 inches, slowing traffic and delaying reach of vessels between here and Cincinnati. The Will Stone arrived with three barges of oil barrels, weather overcast with showers, and officials expect the rises to cap at 6 feet. In Louisville the river is falling to five feet six inches in the canal and three feet six inches on the falls, with clear skies and steady business.
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Monongahela
Exchange
Cincinnati
Here
Will Stone
Louieville
Arigatt
Rver
Goleti Poten
Man Charged With Family Mistreatment and Robbery
A man alleged to mistreat his daughter remained in custody as cases moved to the Common Pleas Court. John Eggloff Phillip Birrus and Joseph Moses were bound over on charges of robbing G Kent of an umbrella and ten dollars, each bail set at 800 dollars. Michael Conners faced a deadly outrage charge on his own daughter, held over to the Common Pleas with bail set at 1 6r to answer.
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John Eggloff
Phillip, Birrus
Joseph Moses
Common Pleas Court
G. Kent
Michael Conners
Pa Salt Manufacturing Sues For Damages Over Caustic Alkali Patent
The Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company files writs in chancery in U S Court against Wm Glenn and Sons Vogeler Wagner Co claiming damages and injunction. They allege defendants manufacture and sell caustic alkali using an improved process patented by the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
United States
Wm. Glenn & Sons
Vogeler, Wagner& Co
Decision Upholds Conviction in Swill Milk Case
Layton was found guilty this morning of selling milk from cows fed with distillery swill contrary to law. Judge Marchant ruled against him on the testimony of Drs. Quinn and Wayne regarding the milk’s unhealthy condition. A writ of error was asked by the defense to take the matter to higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
Marchant
Granger Picnic at Sharon With Grangers From Six Counties
Patrons of Grange from Hamilton Butler Warren Eliaton Dearborn unite for a grand convocation at Sharon on the Da Short Line railroad. It is described as a picnic with Master Ellis present, and discussions planned on the merits of a New Constitution to help Grangers learn how to vote next week. Music will accompany the exercises.
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Sharon
Halbendry
Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Eliaton
Dearborn
Ind
Ellis
Grangers
Forgotten name leads to spur of the moment wedding
A couple drove to the probate judge’s office and requested a marriage. The groom blanked when asked the bride’s name, finally spelling Kealby Tyforg no it, and the judge married them on the spot. They then asked where the nearest bakery was and left in their buggy with the license filed nearby.
Market Quiet in Prerescoe August 3
Market activity noted as quiet and refined at Prerescoe on August 3. Prices and items remain steady with limited trading and subdued demand among buyers and sellers alike. Local traders report stable rates amid calm conditions and small-volume transactions.
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Prerescoe
Bris Oye
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