Meeting of Opponents of the President Policy Resolutions
About twenty Republicans opposed to the President's policy met in the city. General John Beatty was Chairman and F B Rainey Secretary. They adopted resolutions reaffirming allegiance to the party platform and urging adherence to lawful voting and constitutional governments.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati Times
Columnus
John Beatty
F. B. Rainey
Waenmas
Rutherford B. Hayes
Minorihe Citi
England's Policy Upholds British Government Conditions
A concise note states the British Government maintains its policy to uphold the existing conditions. It emphasizes that no change will be made regardless of circumstances and asserts continued adherence to the established stance.
Dental Society Officers in Chicago Meeting
Chicago August 10 report notes newly elected dental society officers taking positions and outlining upcoming professional activities for members.
De Restane of Babe Legend Chronicle Note
August 10 entry from Lordok records hints at a tale surrounding De Restane of Babe, mentioning absence or lack in a historical context. The fragment suggests a short note or genealogical reference within a broader antiquarian page.
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Lordok
Babe
Sporrd Doe Hotel Removes Lowpor in August Update
A brief item notes that Sporrd Doe Hotel removed Lowpor on August 10. The notice confirms the action and dates involved.
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Sporred Doe Hotel
Contentious Republican Convention Debates Resolutions
At Avovsta on August 9 delegates debated resolutions amid confusion. Governor Connor was renominated unanimously, with speakers including Chamberlain and Blaine weighing in on issues of Southern policy and party unity. The discussion reflected tensions over presidential policy and allegiance within the Republican ranks.
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C. A. Boutelle
Packard
Louisiana
Chamberlain
South Carolina
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
A. Ell
Rock
Blaine
Conese
Nor
Bop
Weather Note from Pratt August 10
A weather bulletin from Pratt reports a falling barometer and partly cloudy skies at 8.10 in the morning. The brief note indicates deteriorating atmospheric pressure with lingering cloud cover.
All Going West in Dayton Journal Entry
Fragmentary item notes Jim Blaine and Maine figure heading West with a Wright family member, appearing in a Dayton Journal page. Limited readable names suggest a travel or relocation note without full context or dates.
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Dayton Journal
Bis Wright
Jim Blaine
Maine
A Question of Garments in West Ward Debate
A garb themed dispute features Willi debating West coast bishop in a gubernatorial setting. The wording suggests attire as a focal point with local interest.
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Willi
Death by own action of Achmet Pasha Amid Nikopolis Surrender
A London dated report notes the death by suicide of Achmet Pasha, the Surrenderer of Nikopolis, after his internment at Orel. The dispatch appears in the same summary detailing French campaign activity and court actions against press and officials.
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Achmet Pasha
Nikopolis
London
Compeigne
Presse
Republique Franceis
National’ Bien Publique
Petit Republique Francaise
Depech
Toulouse
MacMahon
Minister of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Paris
Thiers
President MacMahon
Lefevre Duffle
Court of
Bordeaux
Neurs
Carcassone
Achmat
Vienna
Nicopolis
Orel
Bark
Bank of England
Betwix
Imperial Bank of Germany
President pleased with Maine resolutions
Washington August 10. The President says Maine Convention proceedings disappoint him. He expected stronger censure. He adds the resolutions are not dangerous and the country can endure them.
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Cimennaati
Washington
Maine
Employment Wanted for the Destitute of Washington
A fragmentary notice discusses labor and rights for colored workers, referencing a recent strike and calls for government action. It mentions Treasury plans and bond issuance as part of broader financial motives and a proposed syndicate. The text is garbled but centers on labor treatment and public funding.
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Prem
Washington
Ibis
Congress
Treasury Department
Ore Diggers Strike Near End as Leaders Visit Furnace
Special Dispatch reports the ore diggers strike nearly settled. President Willard and Vice President Bisley with Cyrus Ellison of the Iron Railroad visited the furnace ground for talks with workers and have not yet returned to the city.
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Willard
Bisley
Etna Iron Works
Cyrus Ellison
Iron Railroad
Local incidents and damages report across Galveston area
Reports from New Deceans dated August 10 describe a gutspecial spy being shot and tally wounded amid conflicting accounts of federal patronage. A Great W Foriee destroyed the hardware house of Eikel & Bera Loscon, with stock losses of 120 dollars and insurance claims totaling 30 000 dollars.
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United States
Freehi
Dadenthal & Co
Eikel & Bera- Loscon
Democratic Municipal Nominate Bryant for City Post
San Francisco August 10 the Democratic Municipal Convention nominated A J Bryant for a city post. The ceremony followed a closed meeting with party delegates selecting Bryant over rivals for the upcoming ballot.
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San Francisco
A. J. Bryant
Convention Ballot Round Solves Nomination
August 10 in Brewmore Virginia the state convention held a third ballot with Mahone 472, Daniel 183, Holliday 338 and Taliaferro 172. After a half hour delay Terry was renominated then dropped again and fourth ballots to decide the nomination proceed with Taliaferro and Fitzhugh Lee nominated.
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Brewmore
Fitzhugh Lee
William Terry
Mahone
Daniel
Holliday
Taliaferro
Terry
Labor
Danie
Fitzhugh Ley
Joseph Cook Lectures at Haut-Anqua Meeting in Farhorst
Joseph Cook drew a large audience in Farhorst New York on August 10 for a lecture at Hautanqua week. He argued that matter is inert unless acted upon by mind and that all force and motion originate from mind, asserting God is omnipresent in any law where He acts. Bishop Peck, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, has just arrived from Syracuse, New York.
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Farhorst
WN. Y
Cook
God
Bishop Peck
Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse
New York
River News Dispatches From August River Reports
Special dispatches describe Monongahela conditions, boat arrivals from Brownsville, new hull from Belle Vernon, and towboat Pheng expected. River readings at Louisville show falling levels around 4 feet 11 inches with warm weather and multiple river traffic movements including arrivals in Cincinnati and Evansville.
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Cincinnati Times
Monongahela
Nix
Brownsville
Belle Vernon
Pheng
Searee
Waeelote
Ersburg
Louvisville
Kanawha de
Cairo
Lytle
Cincinnati
Minnie
Salt River
Morning Star
Henderson
Caro
Int
Silverthorn
Eves
Bost
Parker
Wiewes
To-Day's Off Markets in Cincinnati Times Dispatch
Special dispatch reports market conditions across cities with scattered quotes. Prices for Parker's Market, Philadelphia and New York markets show weak to steady tones and small bid offers, including 245 to 246 in units and various currency quotes for Antwerp francs.
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Cimcinnati Times
Parker
United
Wells
Philadelphia
New York
Antwerp
Market summaries from New Orleans August 10
Markets report grain and flour prices with oats at 54 boxes and 250 receipts. corn steady around 45 to 46 ½ cents with No 2 yellow at 1.20. barley quiet near 67 to 68 cents. wheat and flour values noted with minor shifts. whiskey markets not detailed.
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New
Orlears
Ieee
Nedhets
Catcaco
Democratic Victory Narrow in Kenton County Returns
Mes Alfred Mannix of 13 East Fifth Street died suddenly yesterday. Election returns show the Democratic ticket elected by small majorities with Workingmen challenging the party. Official totals list State Treasurer Foote 2 207, Senator 5 , Representatives 3 722, Coroner 2 479, with minor margins shaping the results and a committee review pending.
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Alfred Mannix
East Fifth Street
Ig Hepa
Kenton
T'Oro
la. Sil
Tate
Foote
Averdick
Glenn
Whiteker
Hamilton
Grant
Hamlen
Local notices and reports from a Kentucky city council meeting
The record covers taxation extension help, printing committee actions, bids for burying papers rejected, a bid invitation ordered, an ordinance to repair Ninth Street sidewalks, salary listings for July, license inquiry from Mrs. Butts about lottery office, relief expenditures for the poor, a pest-house closure with no smallpox, drug supplies contracts for the poor, several marriages and lawsuits, and a Kenton County election board remark with critiques of candidates. It also notes school statistics from the public instruction superintendent and per capita fund figures.
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Ciet Giore
Committee On
Blakes
Hermes
Ninth Street
Greenup Street
Neer
Butts
Councel
Wilson
BowmMas
Sue Aibro
Vincent Shin
Mukle
B. P. Wiles
Ion " ReinpIne
Riggs and & C O
Kenton County Returning Board
Superinteadev of Public Instruction
Hen White
Hema
Colored School Fund
TRE Democratic Ticket Wins Majorities in Campbell County
Official county returns show Tate for State Treasurer won in 1968, Berry 601 votes for Senator, Moria 667 for Representative, Hill 342 for Representative. The document cites complete results from Campbell County with a note on the general election returns.
Malleable Hints of Local Troubles and Incidents
Reports from the city recount failed wage demands by hollow ware molders, arrests for breach of peace, a thrashing incident in Alexandria, and a fatal accident involving two German residents from Mason County. Notes on a water main extension petition and a puzzled subscriber ask about Newport’s West Street status.
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Pomeroy
Peckover
Merobether
Percy Brook
Ohio River
Wm. Trier
John Price
John Huily
Alexandria
Tower
Bellevue Street
Newport
Jefferson Ok
Mason County
Bates
Gethsemane Abbey Monks at Louisville to Welcome President
A report notes the Gethsemane Monastery near Louisville Kentucky plans a formal reception for the President. It describes the abbey founded in 1848 from Citeaux France and its strict Benedictine vows including silence and hard labor. The event is to be marked by distinguished hospitality as arranged through U.S. officials.
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Gethsemane
Aon
Siti
Amscare
Toisville
An Et Pees Republic
Monss of
Dubuque
Citeaux
France
Fragmentary portrait of Long Branch figure
Damaged OCR text notes a Long Branch resident seen with thin foreheads and bandages, hair styled oddly and wailing. Details are incomplete, offering only a vague sketch of appearance and mood.
Rumor of Russian Defeat Lacks Confirmation
Report notes widespread claims of a Russian defeat circulating, but no independent verification or official statement confirms the outcome. Sources urge caution until authorities release verifiable details and battle results.
Court clears charges in working committee cases after strike action
Prosecutions of Currlin Lofgreen Fisher Curtis Patz and Goodhue for inciting others at a strike were nolle prossed in the Court of Correction. The state sought two weeks to supply witnesses but was denied by Judge Cady. Prosecutor Logan entered a Volle proseqri in all cases as defendants left the court to cheers from supporters.
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L. Currlin
Lofgreen Fisher
Glenn Allen Curtis
Cope Patz
Goodhue
Nerous
Nolle
Court of Correction
Cady
Logan
Volle
Steamer Denmark Seized for Revenue Frauds
The steamship Denmark of the National Line arriving from London has been seized by Revenue authorities for frauds on the revenue. Officials will detain her until bonded in the United States Courts. Senator Conkling arrived from Europe aboard the Nectar to an ovation from friends at the anchorage. A grenade is planned for the Fifth Avenue Hotel this evening.
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New Yor
Denmark
National Line
London
United States
Benator Conkling
Europe
Nectar
Fifth Avenue Hoel
Richmond Votes On Holiday as Lee Drops From Race
The August 7 convention report from Richmond notes holiday ties and a 28 to 4 score line as Lee is dropped from contention.
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Richmond
Lee
Detroit Hosts Regatta Week Visitors in City Entertainment
The mayor and city officials welcomed guests during regatta week with an afternoon river excursion to Clair and Erie. Crews from Michigan and Philadelphia joined visitors from New York, while large excursion parties planned to visit the city.
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Detroit
Eagle
Clair
Erie
Saas Swenkin
Ichigan
Eros
Philadelphia
Edward Vermeulen's Son Dies in New Jersey Inquest
In OcEaxront New Jersey on August 10 Edward Vermeien son of Dr Vermeulen railroad deceased Coroner Gugel opened an inquest into his death following a collision or accident referenced in the report.
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OcEaxront
N. J
Edward Vermeaien
Vermeulen
Railroad
New.j
Gugel Will Case
Education and industry to lift North Carolina’s image
A historical critique contrasts North Carolina with Ohio, arguing illiteracy harms the state’s standing. The speaker calls for educated teachers and workers, valuing skilled trades and cooperative labor to restore dignity and prosperity to the region. The piece cites Ohio’s earlier progress to urge reform backed by disciplined schooling and labor.
Thieves Miss Silver From Damaged Rail Cars Fire Scene
Report from the Pittsburg Telegraph describes a fire on railroad cars with silver ingots smelted at Mansfield destined for the Philadelphia mint. A number of cars were destroyed or damaged and thieves allegedly overlooked the silver cargo as crews tried to move remaining loads. The exact value is unclear but described as several dollars.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ier
Mansfield
Philadelphia
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