Republican Support For Grant Dominates Champaign County
Unpaxa Ohio August 17 dispatch notes Champaign County Republicans back Grant over Greeley with many Democrats wintering votes for him. A prominent county citizen would switch for $50,000 but claims no money exists to sway his vote. Congressman Lawrence visited. campaign work to ramp up next week as October and November polls approach. Alabama Republicans convene in favor of Philadelphia platform and internal improvements.
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Times and Chronicle
Champaign County
Grant
Greeley
Lawrence
Congress
Uate
North Carolina
Chappaqua
Vermont
Maine
New England
Goose
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Newark
New Jersey
Missouri
Misouri
Dispatch to the Nes and j Louis vI Leg
Atwood surrendered himself last evening and is confined in jail on suspicion of running away. His bonds urged him to stay out on bail, but he refused. The first Republican campaign flag for Grant and Wil was raised citywide with speeches by W. C. Bradley and John A. Benninger.
Opinion Sparks Debate Over Shenk Case Public Sentiment
In Louville on August 16 Rev. Gilbert H. Renaitew speaks after the Shenk case, outlining beliefs while public opinion shows wide variance. Authorities and local leaders weigh in as residents share varied views about the issue and its social implications.
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ERM Associated Press
Loueville
Gilbert H. Renaitew
Anaeie
Local Dispatch Describes General Smith’s Streetfront Works
August 17 report notes Gen. Smith, Emperor of Customs, owns cotton, a gin factory, and several buildings at the corner of Fourth and Poplar streets. The dispatch to the Times and Chronicle highlights his diverse holdings in the area.
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Tial
Times and Chronicle
Mgmruis
Gen. Smith
Empeyor
Fourth and Poplar Streets
Violence erupts as posse raids on Poplar Street spree
In a tense August 17 incident in Memes Texx Central Wood, chaos erupted during a spree led by Carl Lae and others near Poplar Street. Chief figures included Charles Gene and a surveyor of customs, Gen. Smith, who seized two cer n units amid the disturbance.
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Carl
Charles Gene
Set & Pamber
Gen
Smith
Fire at Stove Company Foundry Damages Plant
A blaze about five oclock this morning damaged the Stove Company foundry in this city. Firemen battled the flames as smoke filled the area, with the cause not yet determined and no injuries reported. Local authorities opened an investigation into the incident and coordinated with the company for assessments.
Meeting Denounces Chinese Labor In Filtration Action
Special Dispatch from PrrrapurG reports a large Aug 17 city meeting endorsing a drive to repel Chinese labor. Resolutions condemn the system as a slave labor plot and wage depressor, tying it to Europe’s pauper rates. One hundred twenty more members joined the organization.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrrapurg
Europe
Westen association meeting endorses reform movement
A large gathering endorsed the reform movement with R. Beecher elected president, J. McDonald as secretary, and S. Whitehouse as treasurer. No candidate will be supported unless in sympathy with the movement.
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Westen
Associated Press
Ee Hee
Speer Ascacs
R. Beecher
Eltas Rasrobtaces
Pociben
J. McDonald
Whitehouse
Arrival of Carl Schurz at New Albany
Special dispatch from New Albany August 17 reports Carl Schurz arriving aboard the Kinney to a large welcoming crowd. He will speak tonight after being paid $200 in advance. he is conveyed to Menech's Hotel by local crop-eaters at the wharf.
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Times and Chronicls
New Allany, Inc
Carl Seherz
Kinney
Menech
Congress proposed for European peace and territory plan
From Paris a dispatch to the Standard reports an Em perors meeting in Berlin will seek a congress of European powers to sanction France territorial changes Rome occupation and revision of the Paris Treaty. In London Stanley Licenced notes Livingstone travels Nile exploration six years. Thiers and War Minister Cisecy head to Honfleur to assess harbor obstructions removal.
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Nile
Speke
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Eugenie
Prince Imperial
Parr
Barbor
Thiers
General Cisecy
Honfleur
Petroleum Wells Reported in Bilicia Province
August 17 dispatch reports valuable petroleum wells discovered in Bilicia Province, causing excitement among residents and local authorities as details remain scarce. The find could impact regional energy prospects and economic activity.
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Berwix
Bilicia
Severe storm and hurricane devastate regions, reports mixed
A San Francisco dispatch notes an overflowing storm wreaking havoc across a large area with devastating effects on surrounding countryside. Fiji endures a three day hurricane, while freezing temperatures and icy rivers threaten crossings. The chaotic weather system brings extreme conditions and widespread disruption.
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Fiji
Bel
Southreese
Stewart Be Will Not Give A Cent To Eleet Greeley
A brief notice reports A. T. Stewart will not contribute funds to Eleet Greeley. The item mentions a bathesd accident and straight-gats for Leuteville, noting workingmen’s asien.
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A. T. Stewart
Eleet Greeley
Straght-Gats
Leuteville
Asien
Stewart rejects funds to back Greeley election
From New York on August 17 A T Stewart writes to a Washington friend denying any donation to elect Greeley. A severe wreck injures a fireman brakeman and baggage master while an afternoon train from the city derailed near Stondoburg. A large Democratic meeting convened at the St James Hotel with Charlies O Conor pledged to back the Louisville Convention. Essurances indicate Utica hosts a meeting on the 21st. A general assembly district announcement notes union masons and others attend. The narrative references political maneuvering and legislative actions affecting future sessions.
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A. T. Stewart
Washington
Greeley
Yesternend
Stondoburg
St. James
Charlies O’conor
Louisville
Utica
Clews Ag
Barlow
Indians Mobilize Troops After Local Outrage in San Pete
August 17 report notes San Pete County outrages spurring dispatch of three infantry companies to Seemkames General. Cavalry from Fort Breele and other posts proceed toward the area. License case sustains $300 monthly tax. Oliver Obey acquitted in Dalson murder case after two months. Dalson previously made an infamous statement against Obey and his wife before the shooting.
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Laxy
San Pete County
Seemkames
Fort Breele
Pointe
Bere
Jadze McKean
Oliver Obey
Chas M. Dalson
Dalson
Obey
Horace Greeley and Charlies Samner in secession debate
A first class notice discusses Horace Greeley and Charlies Samner, labeling Samner as endorser and Greeley as a link between North and South. It quotes Jefferson Davis and criticizes Greeley for political shifts and alleged trimmer by nature, noting abolitionists' views and Greeley’s moral stance in the long civil conflict.
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Horace Greeley
Charlies Samner
Hickox Tribune Journalist Dies in City at Night
R Hickcox longtime contributor to the Tribune of this city died here last night from Brights disease of the kidneys He was highly esteemed and his wife and son are buried at Woven R L where his will be taken for acts
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R. Hickcox
Bright
Mr. Hickox
R.L
Liberal speech and Republican meetings across states
Gov Bish spoke in Jackson Michigan and Senator Morton addressed a large Republican gathering in Marion Indiana. Another note details a Kentucky Teachers' Association event in Frankfort, with various local political mentions, fires, shipwrecks, and reunions. Included are elections, a fireworks of names, places, institutions, and incidents from the era.
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Gov. Bish
Jackson
Mich
Morton
Marion
Ind
Kentucky State Teachers’ Association
Frankfort
Sinc
Newark
Service at St Philip's Church and Banning reception
A Protestant Episcopal service will be held at St Philip's Church tomorrow at 4 o'clock with Rev. G W D Mortimer officiating. Citizens gathered with the Canimnaville brass band to honor General Banning at his residence, where Captain Rowe introduced guests and presented a formal tribute to Banning. General Renning delivered an address promising to work for the state and district if elected, followed by further remarks and music before the reception concluded late in the evening.
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Greeley Club
Grant Club
Egal R
Canminaville Brass Band
Jeneral Banning
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Jenceral Banning
Aar
Renning
Addreen
Hozan
Etpeean
Local Temperance Lecture Promised by E Lippincott
E Lippincott of Delhi will lecture tomorrow at 3 PM before the Cleves Christian church. All are invited. The group hopes the temperance drive will close every tavern in Cleves within six months due to their efforts.
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Fay
Delhi
Cleves Christian
Shebsisteem
Cleves
Mission Chapel Sunday School Service Feature
In the village new Mission Chapel hosts a Sunday school at 2 PM led by Rev. Ministers of various nationalities. Saints attend the event and participate in the nate service as part of the community church activities.
Hamilton Board of Education Office Row Ends In Dispute
A chaotic scene at the Hamilton Board of Education meeting ended when Delacourt confronted Mr Scoby and attempted to eject him. Scoby resisted and fledgers, while others restrained Delacourt before order was restored. The incident sparks questions about decorum and governance as the Board weighs next steps.
Centreville Mass Meeting Draws Wide Rural Audience
Special Dispatch reports Centreville August 17 as a large Democratic rally fills fair grounds with county delegation and townsfolk. Speakers include Cassine M. Clay and George W. Jolian, while Senator Pratt defends Grant era policy and urges continuity. Colorful banners and a two hundred strong colored guard mark the event.
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Times and Chronicle
Centreville
Cassine M. Clay
George W. Jolian
Greeley
Lyceum Hall
Richmond
Gordon
Hight
Pratt
Peele
Greeley Party
Gen. Grant
Ile
Community notices from Rugher's Mall and local church events
Dent 4or'set to attend the organization of the frat Arlee Choby at Rugher's Mall, Rev Wy Beeger to preach at Christis church tomorrow morning. Rev. David Warnnick retires from the National Camp Meeting and will preach at the Methodist Church. Rev Mr Kellogg officiates at St Thomas Upie church. Next week Grant and Wilton will speak at the Methodist Church. Col Tom Moore will address attendees at Kugler's Hall. The Glee Club will perform. Esquire Woo Highlands, a longtime Camden resident, died August 16 at 17 o'clock noon. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 PM from Mack Church Milford. Massie brethren to accompany body to final resting place.
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Dent
Arlee Choby
Rugher’s Mall
Tornlight
W Wy Beeger
Christis Cuneeh
Espitat
Melish
Linn
Erator Aoak
David Warnnick
Rhara
Naval
Methodist Church
Kellogg
St. Thomas
Oogval
Bath
Grant
Wilton
Metish
Alexander
Columomg
Yta Ue
Taureday
Tom Moore
Siocag
Third Congressional District
Esquire
Highlands
Camden
Milford
Syervoral
Mi Valley
M.ck
Massie Brethren
Voters hold meeting at Lockland Wyoming church
In a colored voters gathering at a Methodist Church last evening officers were elected including President Matthew Beaks Vice Presidents Richard Canmwack and Char Kimbro Treasurer Charles Derickson. About one hundred attendees stepped forward as strong resolutions were passed to support those standing by them amid postwar factions.
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International Association of Journeymen Tailors
New York
Jacob Morsfold
City
James Bobineon
Syracuse
C. Howgendoble
Philadelphia
Norfolk
One Hundred and
Thirty-third Regiment of
Ohio National Guards
County Fair Grounds
Columbus
Ro Webster
Ewing
N. Franklin
C. N. Poe
Hancock
A. Kitson
Lockland
Wyoming
Methodist Church
Merthew. Beaks
Richard Canmwack
Char Kimbro
Charles Derickson
Grant
Wilson
Chaos in City Council Over Bills and Fire Incident
Fragments describe a chaotic council session with ire over culvert work and street dangers. A contractor named Schnippering is praised for energy while concerns about road conditions linger. An amateur fire incident is recounted, revealing suspicions and enforcement of new bill-writing rules and auditing committee frustrations.
New Yoak Market Receipts and Prices Report
August 16 market briefs show mixed receipts across cattle sheep and lambs with weak demand. Kentucky lambs sold around 6 1 2 cents, Maryland lambs steady to prime, and Michigan hogs closing near 0 cents as arrivals catch up to Saturday totals.
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Bete Cartan
Maryland
Michigan
Cattle Market Opens With Mixed Supplies and Prices
The market opened with a small supply of inferior stock and a weak demand. Cattle prices showed a modest advance of about 40 percent for certain lots, while ranges varied. Sheep and lamb offerings were scarce and of poorer quality than the prior week, with lambs priced around lower levels and sheep showing softer value.
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Albasy
Vance
Lee
Senator Pratt Speech At Centre Isle Meeting
Senator Pratt addressed Great Britain and U S credit to a large Centre Isle audience. He praised national finances, tax cuts, and free list items, urged land grants and homestead protections, and lauded Greeley while rebuking secession views. The event drew wild applause and a successful political display.
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Times and Chronicle
Centres
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Pratt
Republican Party
Taplc
Greeley
Richmond
Clay
Julien
Wwer
Congress
Cincinnati Horticultural Society Exhibition Notes
Large attendance at the Cincinnati Horticultural Society rooms this morning with President Skaats in the display and Prof Heighway as secretary. Featured were fruit, apples, pears, peaches, plums, grapes and a rich variety of cultivars, with detailed committee notes naming Truitt, Pentland, Clapp, and many other growers and varieties, including Purple Gage, Sultan, and Lombard Princes Imperial.
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Cincinnati Horticultural Society
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Dlsk
Pr. Heighway
Jackson
Gadlolis
Joseph Truitt
Gaines By
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Germain
Pham
Triane
Duane
Pentland
Cary
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Wyton Road
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Oyie
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Clapp
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Witterstaetter
Dahl
Vicar
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Wm. Elljston
Lewis Finch
Indian Hill
Hartford
Delaware
Crevelin
Krom Loule Kity
Jan Buack
Meeting of the board to appoint teachers this evening
A board meeting is scheduled for this evening at o clock in the Sty Clerk's office to appoint the First and Second Assistant Teachers for the current school year. Lint of letters unclaimed at the Dayton post office for the week ending August 17 lists numerous names including Anderson Eien M Niles FC Austen Thomas McLean Joha W Brasher Jaume Cusbarel Hains Charley Troll Sarfent Mary Deets Ross Ann Clabeer Shearer Meldrick Charles They Miss Mary M Helmann Franc Stone Capthos Havlin Neary Kruchtigen Maria Koll Barbara Mader Newberry Jas D Mobafey James Bhillback Nancy Wintora Amwerman Mr Wm LP Stonx PM.
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FC Austen
Thomas
McLean
Joha W Brasher
Kessler
Jaume Cusbarel
Jiszic
Hains
Charley i Troll
Sarfent
Mary Deets
Ross
Ann
Ciabeer
Ee "Shearer
Hae
Republican County Convention in Becket Hall adjourns after nominations
The Republican County Convention opened at Becket Hall with D B Corwin presiding and Dr Lyons named temporary Chairman. Johashereng served as temporary Secretary. Committees formed and nominations presented before adjournment to 10 30. Ebenezer Juken was renominated in the Twenty third district while Thomas M Marshall was nominated by reform party.
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Daytos
Publician County
Becket Hall
D. B. Corwin
Central Committee
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Miami Township
Johashereng
German Township
Congressions
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Pirtauia
Confercep
Ebenezer Junken
Buller
Congress
James L Graham
Allegheny
Thomas M. Marshall
Republicanieraan Reform Party
Cotton market steadies amid uneven demand in New York
The New York market reports mixed activity in cotton goods with standards wavering at slow rates and medium grades slow to respond. Shirtings show modest demand while woolen flannels remain in fair demand. prints stay strong with limited transactions. cloths and castings inactive and fancy cassimere has little use.
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Dim Riya
New York
Additions Markets Mriwatxkm August 1 Flour and Wheat Report
Market notes show Flour steady or quiet with prices around 550 to 575, Wheat mixed with No 2 around 143 per bushel, Barley firm near 3 cents for No 2. Other grains and fats show small shifts. pork, cattle, and hog receipts listed with price ranges, Whisky firm, and various spot and futures quotes across August and September.
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Kingston
Curiaeo
Iz San Peace
Atgetie Ber
Ence
Packera
Liberal Democratic Reformers Convene in Butler County
A Butler County convention in Hamilton Ohio on August 17 forms a Liberal Democratic party to join Republicans Liberal Republicans and Liberal Democrats. The meeting aims to nominate County Commissioner and Auditor candidates as a check on courthouse influence, with a five member committee to select nominees and an executive panel to advise.
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Times and Chronicle
Hamiilton
Butler County
C. Hughes
C. Campbell
C. Rothenbush
Richard Cole
Charles E Rapseeil
Market Notes From Pxpawaron and Philadelphia Markets
August reports from Pxpawaron show flour steady at 375 1 75 and firm wheat with fair demand. Provisions and lard mixed. bacon, shoulders, and sides quoted with varying yields. sugar cured items and butter noted quiet. Philadelphia for August 16 indicates flour firm, wheat active, corn steady, and pork and bacon markets with mixed prices. tobacco and cotton activity described as firm and rising.
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Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Sue
Sidon
Levinviux
Unclear Race Results and Fire Report from SaviaToGa
In SaviaToGa on August 17, two races were held with Joe Daniels winning the first two mile event in 3:49, Defender capturing the two and a quarter mile race, and Suk Stocking winning the one mile race in 1:00. A major fire followed at Ph nix Flourie, causing an estimated loss of 334,000 with 13,000 insured.
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Defender
Suk Stocking
Kocuesi
Caer
President declines invitation to visit Chattanooga
Washington notes that on August 1 the President and Cabinet finally declined the invitation to visit Chattanooga, altering previously planned travel.
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Washingtonn
Chattanooga
River reports and freight movement around August 17
Special Dispatch reports river levels on August 17 with stationary stages at several sites including the Monongahela and Ohio near Brownsville and Greensboro. Towboats and freighters move, with the John Hoon and Arkansas Belle among vessels in transit. Weather clear and warm, fog delays Cincinnati mail boats. Evansville port listed with limited outside boats.
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Banker Jurant shoots porter aboard Hudson train
On a New York to Albany run a banker T F Jurant allegedly fired at a colored porter John Washington in a drawing room car as he berated his wife. Jurant was seized by Officer Keehan, bail posted, and Washington obtained a warrant for a chase with intent to kill. Jurant claimed the pistol fired by mischance in a closet.
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County Convention Chooses Leaders and Nominees
Delegates reassemble with Samuel Craighead named permanent Chairman and Captain E M Wood as Secretary. John I Sinks nominated for County Clerk and Daniel Dryden for County Treasurer, both acclaimed amid cheers. Resolution pledges support for Philadelphia Convention amid wild cheering as Sheriff candidates are balloted, L K Stroup winning on later ballots. probate judge race underway.
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The Cease of R v Robertson Ver s Version of the Alair
A remarkable narrative surveys the trial labeled R v Robertson with a focus on how his reasoning was dismissed. The account blends courtroom drama with analysis of legal arguments and the judge’s response to the defense and prosecution.
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