War Declared Between Piutes and Rival Tribe in Nevada
Fragmentary 19th century dispatch notes conflict in Nevada with Piute leaders declaring war over a disputed boundary. Mentions include General Banks presiding at a Fifth Avenue florist event, a drowning recovery near Cairo from the Odd Fellow wreck, and various unrelated incidents such as boiler explosions and a synodical ejectment.
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Nevada
General Banks
Fifth Avenue
A. H. Clyde
Cairo
Gastein
Republican Primary Yields Nomination Wins in County
Special dispatch reports a Saturday primary result showing J. Little nominated for Representative by about 100 votes. Also renominated were A B Frasier for County Auditor and Hugh Net, Eo, and John W. Manor for infirmary director.
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Times and Chronic
Xun
Eede Conaral
J. Little
A. &. Frasier
Hughnet
Hyde Park Meeting Ends in Disarray
In New York on August 14 a parade led by a man called Leadon of Indies entered Hyde Park bearing a flag associated with Red Republic. The flag bore a blue and white checker board in the upper corner and a Phrygian cap with a green ribbon. Quarrelling arose among leaders over the meeting’s purpose and there were no clear signs of unity among the participants.
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New York
Indies
Italy Open to Franco alliance if Vatican talks halt
From Rome August 13 reports say Viscounti urged Nigro to seek satisfaction through conciliatory remarks, while noting surprise that the President would accept an alliance with France only if Paris ends negotiations over the Pope. Liberal journals in Rome show readiness for a Franco Italian pact if Vatican negotiations stop.
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Lospomw
Rome
Viscounti
Nigro
Italy
France
Railway Collision at Madrid Wounds Officers and Others
An express train from Barcelona to Madrid collided with a standing train at Madrid on August 14 injuring Serrano and several officers among others. The shock was intense and there were many wounded with no deaths reported. Rumors place Captain-General Baldrick at his headquarters as authorities assess the scene.
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Mapai
Barcilona
Madrid
Serrano
Eere
Baldrick
Livan
Colum
Pepe
John H. Gerard
Riotous Riot in Londonderry Clashes Ended by Cavalry
August 13 report from Dostyx describes apprentices mainly boys aged twelve to adults clashing with police and troops in Londonderry. The riot act failed to quell the unrest as cavalry charged, scattering the crowd. Several injured and multiple arrests reported, with order restored afterward.
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Londonderry
Death of Mrs Vallandigham at Darrow Ohio
Dayton Ohio reports the death of Mrs Vallandigham a sister of the late Hon McMahon of Baltimore. The notice notes the date August 13 and mentions weather as a factor in the timing.
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Vallandigham
Darrow
McMahon
Baltimore
River News Reported Conditions and Incidents
The Times and Chronicle notes the river is stationary at Portland bar with 4 feet and Freeport 26 inches. Monongahela River level falls to 25 inches at Pier marks. No river arrivals or departures due to repairs at Lock No. 1. The Sam Roberts damaged a coal barge at Belleville Island above Point Pleasant but towed on. Coal flat moved to Parkersburg yesterday morning. Hot weather with thermometer around 92.
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the Times and Caronicle
Lovmviee
Portland Bar
Prrtsscc
Monongahels
THE COREA. one! Accounts of the Present Situation
San Francisco dispatch dated August 13 reports the Monocacy and Pelas returning to Shanghai while the rest of the squadron heads to Chefoo for instructions. A hundred thousand rations were sent to Coreans, but their weapons and armor failed against American fire. The government allegedly planned a misprice against the U S response, and Minister Low and Admiral Rogers await orders from Washington. Brave native Christians aided by punishing relatives. the quest was granted.
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Jon
Monocacy
Pelas
Shanghai
Chefo
America
Low
Admiral Rogers
Washington
Napoleon Negotiating for American Property in New York
New York reports Napoleon’s agents negotiating American property as the fall of the French Empire approaches. The World notes potential payment of about $500,000 for a key estate. Ex-Queen Christina of Spain is linked to the Jumel estate for $4,000,000 amid other sensational items. An explosion and fatal fire are described, with other stray notes on hunting adventures and escapes.
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Napoleoni
Napoleon
Hristina
Spain
Schell
Jumel
Thomas
Victor Preg
Victor Ar
Pegieonanga
Texas cattle flood Iowa and Illinois hurt by overstock
Texas cattle dealers shut out as buyers in Iowa and Illinois show little demand. Market notes indicate oversupply and collapsing prices with buyers paying about one cent, far below last year’s two cents. Trade accounts describe grain and feeder cattle lists failing to clear.
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Texas
Sedin
Tienes
Unclear violence report near Baden and St Louis
Fragmentary account from St Louis dated August 14 describes a delirious man in Baden near the city dying from abdominal injuries. A separate note mentions a book dealer from Illinois, a coroner inquest, and a railroad incident near Bedale Missouri. Calls out Cape Girardeau County figures suspected in a murder with a confession described in fragmentary terms.
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St. Louis
Frank Canceler
Baden
Himsel
Creies
Jepcier Vole
Illinois
Nicholas
Bedale
Girardeau Argus
Shea Alben
Wmn
T. Pick
James
Cape Girarmen
Onene County
Ill
Market Roundup From August 12 Amid Dull Prices
Grain and commodity prices drifted lower and sales were limited across flour, wheat, corn, and oats. Western and Indiana values showed small moves while pork and lard markets remained steady to soft. whisky and tobacco noted quiet activity as Memphis reports mark slack demand.
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Duta
Ohio
Indiana
Lardis
Lormvne
Tobac
Uae
Oil Markets Dull Across Cities Supplying Little Change
Special dispatch notes a quiet oil market in Primevere with no New York activity. Philadelphia shows a calm crude scene, while Oil City and Tuterville report subdued trading with bids around four dollars and fifteen cents for spot. August 14.
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Primevere
New York
Philadelphia
Oil City
Fondon
Tutanville
New York Dry Goods Market Reportedly Mixed Prices
Market notes from New York dated August 12 indicate varied prices for fabrics and prints. Mentions Cocheco prints at 11 cents, Garners at a similar or slightly higher rate, and mentions Ammoheng and other yarns with fluctuating wholesale offerings. Overall sentiment shows steady demand with moderate activity across several cloth categories.
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New York
Cocheco
Gloucester
Denis
Prominent arrivals at the Gibson House in Louisville
Notables gather at the Gibson House including Hon Richard Barrett former Kentucky congressman now of St Louis Hon Cuthbert Bullitt from New Orleans Dr Miller and lady of Louisville Ky Prof Edward Orton Yellow Springs and Prof Meek Washington BD C Mr Joseph Gordon New Albany Ledger business manager in town Samuel W Walton Enq just back from watering places east reporting large crowds and weather Mr Waeit jams advances a caveat for a valuable new invention
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Gibson House
Richard Barrett
Congress
Kentucky
St. Louis
Cuthbert Bullitt
New Orleans
Miller
Lady
Louieville
Edward Orton
Yellow Springs
II. Meek
Washington
BD. C
Joseph Gordon
New Albany
Ind) Ledger
Samuel W. Walton
Enq
Waeit
County Commissioners Proceedings Transcript
County Commissioners note audits of multiple accounts including H Weber for Carthages work to date and W J Ripley for supervision. Entries reference highwater protection, courthouse trash, water service work, and bridge protection in Miami Township with amounts listed.
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H. Weber
Ripley
W. J. Ripley
Warasey
Trial of Towboat Robert Proves Water-Wheel A Failure
Special dispatch reports in Prrissune on August 14 that the towboat Robert using a new patent water-wheel propeller made a trial trip Saturday and the wheel was acknowledged as a failure. The article notes ongoing trials and the setback for the propulsion invention.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Prrissune
Robert
Amnesty Association action condemns Hastings explanations
The Amnesty Association of Dublin condemns the unreliable explanations given by the Marquis of Hastings Chief Secretary for Ireland regarding the bloodshed. Queen Victoria is indisposed. The steamship Colorado from New York touched at Queens town and Moville. Few arrests have been made at Londonderry. August 14 Beusux.
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Colorado
New York
Queenstown
Moville
Londonderry
Amnesty Association of Dublin
Marquis of Hastines
Ireland
Queen Victoria
French request to extradite refugees rejected by Britain
August 14 report says France asked for the extradition of Communists sheltering in Britain. The British Cabinet reportedly gave a definite refusal in response to the demand.
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Lonnox
Thas
Portland leader Woodbury Davis dies at 53
Portland Maine August 13 Hon Woodbury Davis of this city died tonight at age 53. He was an early figure in temperance reform and anti slavery movements and one of the founders of the Republican party.
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Port. Ann
Woodbury Davia
Republican Party
The New Loan Withdrawn in Washington Circular Letter
A brief notice from Washington dated August 14 reports the withdrawal of a new loan. The circular letter of the 10th is referenced, with limited readable details on the action and its context.
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Wasaincton
New Come
Arco Eng
Fragmentary political speech fragment from Louisville era
A cryptic OCR fragment references Louisville figures and a debate on trade, favoring a populace stance amid indolent operations. It hints at financial stakes and public sentiment but lacks clear events or outcomes. The readable text centers on political rhetoric and economic disadvantage.
Teale Bail Hearing For Mrs. Rachel Teale
The Teale murder bail hearing for Mrs. Rachel M. Teale occurred before Judge Hoeffer with Major Blackburn and Moses F. Wilson for the applicant and Assistant Prosecuting Hosea for the State. Witness testimony included Dr. Tate and others for the State and Dr. Divan for the accused. The judge held the case under advisement until Wednesday morning amid tense courtroom moments as the murdered man’s mother caused a scene at the bar.
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Teale
Rachel M. Teale
Hoeffer
Major Blackburn
Moses F. Wilson
Hosea
Tate
Mary C. Anthony
N. H. Jenkins
Maggie McBride
Divan
Guotas
AGT ieee ae ake wagon story at West Third street
Fragmentary OCR mentions a nurse girl at 396 West Third Street and a coffin related incident. It cites a person named Sean and Ojison 3286 as possible identifiers. Details are unclear and no confirmed events or outcomes are provided.
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AGT
Ieee
West Third Street
Polaris Heard From
New York reports Polaris Heard From. August 14 update notes Ge Hi bag Foe arriving at a nearby location with unclear details.
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New York
Ge Hi Bag Foe
Reay Iy Ihe S
Local Courier Reports Missing St. Jacobs Bee Transport
A fragmented dispatch from Kalamazoo area notes a lost cargo believed tied to a St. Jacobs route. Early clues point to a misrouted shipment of bacon components, with officials from Scotland supervising recovery efforts and no definitive halt yet.
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Minwackze
Nosha
Scotland
Kalamazoo
St. Jacow' Ir Byrne
Grain prices and market notes from August 14
In Buffalo and Detroit markets dated August 14 flour remains steady and wheat firm with No. 2 prices around 120 dollars in Milwaukee and 108 in Dallas. Amber, oats, and corn readings show activity and dull freight conditions as supplies move.
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A. Ffalo
Milwaukee Club
Dalath
Sle
Slow Cincinnati Did Receive and How Louisville Did Not Receive Them
In today’s Louisville Commercial report, Tennessee delegates spent a day at the Louisville Hotel and a city tour including Hart, Ryman & Barney’s. Councilmen and aldermen joined citizens in a cordial reception, contrasting with Louisville’s cooler scene for the visiting top executives with a guarded rifle presence.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Tennessee
Hart, Ryman & Barney
Mip
Board of Aldermen
Des Moines Fire Tests Diebold Safe Claim
In Des Moines Iowa on July 12 1871 Webb and Smith report their store a two story brick building burnt beginning morning of the 4th with a Diebold Kiensle safe No 2 melting dial and handle. Inside doors were unlocked and partly open. test shows safes reputation and a plan to replace with same make. Mart in Tuttle mayor M T Russell marshal J M Laird & Co Yonkers wholesale grocers attest to truth.
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