Temperance League plans polio near Dayton church event
A report notes the Temperance League following state convention guidelines for peaceful demonstrations near the Dayton area Catholic Church. Funds and land have been secured for a planned setup on the street from Doctor Thomas’s location. Archbishop Purcell to confirm 190 children at St. Joseph’s Church on September 13.
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Daily Times
The
Temperance League
Polis
Ae Catholic Church of
Dayton
Thomas
Erlandian
Mount Verson
Ohio
Sonus
Purcell
Joseph's Church
Reports of More Trouble in South Caroline
Reports from Acoust Ga dated August 18 indicate rising unrest in South Carolina with continuing disturbances and concerns about safety. Local authorities consider possible protests and security steps as tensions flare.
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South
Caroline
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Convened in Omawa
In Omawa Aug 18 the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of the state convened with large attendance. The gathering saw representatives from many lodges and active deliberations on orders and future plans.
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Omawa
New
Grand Lodge of the Knights of the Phythias
Wyoming Territory
Johnson and wife mystery murder at North wae cade
In a dispatch from The Lexington Register dated August 14, a report describes a Johnson who returned home Sunday after alleged infidelity. An ax is involved and mystery surrounds the motive and affair, with the account noting the couple’s troubled history and a sudden, violent act.
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Sr. Love
Lexington Register
Johnson
North Wae Cade
Propositions Defeated Mostly in Late Election Returns
Partial returns from morning dispatches show large majorities against a new Constitution and various propositions in multiple counties and towns. License support varies, with some areas voting for it, while others reject both the Constitution and related measures.
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Delaware City
Delawareae
Eee Cohumry Sry
Rat Moe Lg
Ernon City
Euinas
Ely Sosiak
Ewark
City
Sti
Ata Orisure
Canameebateods
Lewiasiegion
Nssian
Lee
Ean
Ifadison Adison County
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Constitution
Mdeubenville
St Leenee
Akres
Ois
Feiaveral m Sip
Norwalk
Oetees
Ueacemu
Trumbull County
Warren City
Fisenen
Jefferson
Tuscarawas County
Uhrichsville
Er Covaitaton
Conatitation
Povige Gounty
Aurera i
Delieville Township
Sandusky
Ani
Washington
Coun
Marty
L- Township
Port Rico Transfer to Prussia Reported in 1874 Controversy
A fragment from The Freemen’s Journal discusses a complex episode in 1874 involving a suspected German loan to the Serrano government and German naval influence over Porto Rico. It details Admiral Polo’s resignation threat and Madrid’s cautious response, noting tensions between Spain and Germany and debates over intervention and sovereignty. The piece claims documentary evidence supports the account though some portions are disputed.
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London
Porto Rica
Polo
Siete
Causa
Washington
Madrid
Ferran As
Porto Rico
Admiiral Polo
Hers
Spain
Heer Lal
Great Brit Aeds to Crops IX Europa Personal
The Mark Lane Express reports weekly breadstuffs mood with weather woes yet farmers maintain steady crop pace. European shipments seem secure though crop value eases about seven percent. Forester departs United States. An obituary notes an eighty five year old death.
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Mark Lane Expres
Vane
France
Ae United Bate Dip Forte
Selpadaidlons
Webe
Conscription Decree Regulates Drafts in Havana
In Havana a decree outlines conscription rules and payments for draftees. It specifies that able bodied men are liable and that payment terms may vary as conscripts are summoned. The text notes ongoing drafts and differing procedures for white conscripts, with emphasis on enforcement and eligibility.
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Cores Dager
Weather and Shipping Updates Reported in Harbor Notes
The report notes no arrivals at Transat and river conditions with a 5 feet 2 inch stagnation, winds limited. It mentions a few boats including the Minneola active near the dock and packets as the only arrivals or departures amid dull business.
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Tranter Oy
Loumavnix
Yong Lg
Constitution Defeated In Local Vote Amid Prohibition Ties
August 19 reports from Paxton and Deer-Geld indicate majorities against the Constitution with 133 and 428 opposed to it, while Prohibitionists cheer the defeat. In the city, low gin-mill keepers aided the anti license campaign, returning slow tallies as rural stragglers arrive. Buckley’s candidates lead with 671 to defeat license by 45 in this city.
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H. B. Cromley
Marietta
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Constitution
Lisense
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Paxton
Railroad
Omnia
Deer- Geld
Buckley
Bonded warehouse closed at Pittsburg by Treasury order
Acting Secretary of the Treasury authorized the end of a bonded warehouse at Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Senator Thurman will depart for the Democratic Convention in Ohio to oppose violations. Dispatches claiming Germany negotiating with Spain for Porto Rico are discredited by diplomats citing internal inconsistencies in the fabrications.
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Thurman
Brneut
Porte Rice
Daily ‘Dimes
Wasnixetox
D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio
Germany
Spain
Porto Rico
Polo
Smith Likely Renominated, Clinton Delegates Favor Smith
Special Dispatch notes Smith carries most Clinton trips by large majorities with delegates supporting renomination. Fayette, Clermont, and Warren report Smith as electing delegates, signaling strong prospects for renomination.
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Daily Times
Wiluxtox
Clinton
Fayette
Clermont
Warren
Indiana Postmaster Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Oswego Kan August 19 Jewett postmaster of Tad. was arrested today near Oswego by a special agent from Indiana on a charge of embezzlement. He will be taken to Indianapolis for further proceedings.
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Jewett
Oe Tad
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Indianapolis
Roving match races on calm seas test crew endurance
The day’s racing at the SaRaTopa course saw Beau Fuller and a five year old entry ridden by L Lorillard contest a match for a $1 forfeit, both sustaining a prescribed course. A sweepstakes followed with a close finish and a final rush as the second horse led by a narrow margin.
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SaRaTopa
Energy
Pat R. Traver
Beau Fuller
L. Lorillard
Fuller
Aimee
Chief of Police Suspended Date Noted for Inquiry
PirrssoRs report that on August 19 John oe Chief of Police was sent to a committee for review and possible investigation.
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PirrssoRs
John Oe
Meat market stalls amid quiet trade in London and Pitts
Market activity is subdued with refined goods scarce and crude offerings steady. Prices cited include 77 for London and 105 for refined items, while overall market calm persists at both locations.
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London
Arket
Police Court holds John Mosher on charge of plat y
In the Police Court this morning John Mosher was held in the case of $1,000 to appear before the Court of Common Pleas. A Special Committee of the Board of Trade was appointed to consider the question of consumption of sohened, with Pasig sarang tame referenced in the record.
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John Mosher
Court of Common Pleas
The
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Pasig Sarang
Police Court continues case against Minnie Wolf and Mollie Brannon
In the Police Court this morning Minnie Wolf, keeper of a notorious house of prostitution, and Mollie Brannon, one of her girls, faced charges of stealing 65 dollars from Travis Inskeep. The case was continued to the 21st with both defendants admitted to bail.
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Minnie Wolf
Mollie Brannon
Travis
Convictions for Larceny at Police Court
Peggy Mason convicted of stealing wearing apparel from Readelman and sentenced to one month at the Workhouse. A second defendant, William con, found guilty of stealing goods and also sent to the Workhouse.
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Peggy Mason
Readelman
Wm. Con
Ary Wea
Drowning Report From City Dispatches At Lake View
Private dispatches received by Mr. M Nye relay the sad news of a drowning at Lake View. The report mentions a person from Pomeroy and notes the path to relief and the community’s response to the tragedy.
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M. Nye
Lake View
Board scrutinizes Cinnamon statements in irregular bill of lading case
The Board examines Mr. Cinnamon's statements and testimony about irregular bills of lading linked to Colgate Co and others. It finds no definitive improper acts by Cinnamon, notes uncertain figures for Continental Line related amounts, and states no money was asked or obtained in the city via drafts on invoices. The Police Judge's political prospects are discussed amid election hints.
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Cinnamon
Foe Hesok
Cionasabi
Herob Yan
Ohloh
Big Sandy Packet Company
Seoine
Namon
Heckert
Ohio
Ae. and
Ohio Railroad Co
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Gens
Cinnamos
Pth Anche
Esars. C & Co
Ae Ce
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Colgate & Co
Weil
John Bebumings
Covington
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G.fotbelard
A.C. Thomas
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Oway
Tripe H Porter
Mro
Siiley
Nered
Cinnéimon
Result of the Vote on the New Constitution and Propositions
Readable fragments show township votes on the new constitution and separate propositions. Mentions majority for and against license and representation, with places like Madison and Oxford Townships appearing. partial results indicate districts divided on constitutional adoption and related measures.
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Ee Ca
Spodacatieeic
Agulgat
Stivoasaves
Oxford
Cass Ehd
Agsinat
County Voting Totals For Constitution and Measures
Recital of county results from August 19 in Lemon and Wayne townships shows counts for Constitution approval, minority representation, railroad aid, and license questions. Totals: Constitution 1359 for 3440 against. minority representation 1074 for 3532 against. railroad aid 384 for 4290 against. license 3549 for 1316 against. overall majorities against Constitution and railroad aid, with licenses split toward for.
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Daily Times
Hamthon
Lemon Township
Wayne Township
Nashville Democratic Convention Meets in State Capital
The Nashville August Democratic and Conservative Convention opened at National Hall at 11 o clock led by Col. John C. Surh as chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee. T Nixon of Van Dyke served as temporary chairman and Thos Baker of Weakley as temporary secretary. The body elected permanent officers and appointed a platform committee with J D Myers of Maury as chairman. The convention emphasized conservative policy and balanced state administration.
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Nashville
Natie Hall
John C. Sureh
Comeo Hoa. T. Nixon
van Dike
Thos Baker
Weakley
Ins
Montgomery
T. Baes
Tlamnilton
Dent
J. D. Myers
Maurly
Porto Rico cession rumor stirs comment. no official confirmation
A New York paper claims Spain would cede Porto Rico to Germany in exchange for recognition by European powers. No official source confirms or denies the report. The Executive Department remains noncommittal, with Cushing in Madrid and Davis in Peru tracking the matter under memorandums, upholding the Monroe doctrine. The Treasury remitted purchase funds for a new public building site in Pittsburgh today.
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Washixgton
D.C
New York
Porto Rico
Germany
Executive Department
Caleb Cushing
Madrid
Mr. Davis
Peru
Grant. B
Pittsburg
Preparing for War Howe Roxe August 18
The Chinese Government has given Japan ninety days to withdraw its troops from cece. Meantime China is making elusive preparations for war with Japan.
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Howe Roxe
Japan
Cece
China
Washington village faces pea day shortage and removals
New HaMacren Ost reports that the Washington village near this place is experiencing a shortage of pea days with many people affected and a noted thinning of density across several days. Springfield Oxt notes losses and heavy patie data from hardware and others.
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New HaMacren
Washington
Springfield
D. Keane
W. Devin
Pirates Catch Convention Speech In Harnisacre
In Harnisacre Pennsylvania on August 19 a pirated convention speech was heard by attendees before a recess to 3 pm The event featured testimony and remarks by the superintendent and other officials as the session adjourned for the afternoon.
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Harnisacre
One Mile Race Won by Two Lengths in 1 4 5 6 Seconds
A single mile event concluded with a clear winner by two lengths as the field finished in a brisk 1 4 5 6 seconds. The text notes the sequence of pacing and final margins, highlighting the victorious horse and jockey.
Frank Moulton Refuses Audiences After Return
In New York on August 19 Frank Moulton arrived home early and declined to see visitors. Tilton remains at his residence and also declined interviews. Both are to be engaged on new steremecats.
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New York
Frank Moulton
Tilton
Sixe
Desascests' of the twain and Hendrick B Wright note
Fragmentary text mentions Desascests and a sempeeeominated Hendrick B Wright. no coherent event or clear entities to contextualize a full item.
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the Twain
Hendrick B. Wright
Falcon people enjoy shade at Mount Lookout Park
A number of Falcon residents relax in Mount Lookout Park this afternoon and plan to dance tonight by moonlight, enjoying a quiet evening outdoors.
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Mount Lookout Park
Lord Dufferin to Visit Detroit Then Ottawa
The Lord Dufferin and his party departed Chicago for Detroit last night. The Governor General plans a brief stay in Detroit before continuing to Ottawa for engagements in Toronto, with onward travel to New.
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