Garrard County Feud Sparks Races War In Kentucky
Staxwoap Kentucky August 23 A local dispute over election results between Kennedy and Faulkner at the clerk of the circuit court race escalated into a violent clash. Kennedy and Sellers accuse each other of shooting, with armed factions gathering at hotels and public squares as authorities seek peace amid a broader tension in Garrard County.
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Loca Sellers
Lexington Pike
Patiic
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Yeakley
Fentieman
Kean
Faulkset
Kentucky clan feuds flare in Lancaster violence
Reports from Lancaster Kentucky describe a white and black faction clash with shootings and arson over two days. Soldiers arrived, prisoners were taken, and several killed, including Foley and two enslaved individuals. Local authorities vow to restore order as ringleaders are arrested.
Barned-John Robinsons Ele phant of Large-Granger Nomina tions
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports a fire on Morton's farm near Centreville destroying a separator and several wheat wagons. Losses include damaged cars and a horse killed. escapees fled to fields but were recaptured. In Grangers county, the Central Committee nominated W. Jeffries for the State and Steedy for Surveyor, with mass convention calls ignored.
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Daily Times
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Centreville
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Ohio
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Steedy
Shute
Mittee
Government Official Ghet in Missouri for Arresting an Illegal Dictaler
Dispatch from Jefferson City reports a fatal shooting in wet County Missouri during the arrest of an illicit distiller. The Attorney General requests federal detectives to pursue the murderer.
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Ross County Democracy Delegates Rally In Ross County
August 24 report from Chillicothe notes Ross County Democracy delegates urged to oppose a proposed resolution at the State Convention. Resolutions by Hon. S. Neal discussed, including directing delegates to oppose certain measures. Mention of Edward Harn and H. John W. Everett appears among local political matter references.
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Chillicothe
Ross Ee Coe
Edward Harn
H. John W
T. Neal
Ross County
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Mmed Tate Clough
Hopewell & Co
Outbreaks in Owen County ignite Monterey violence
August 24 Louisville report details long running family feud tied to a riot on election day. United States witness Triplet and two friends exchanged fire with Green Barr, with about twenty shots fired and no injuries. Warrants issued for carrying concealed weapons. Russell and associates attacked by guards. Haskins and Gusa arrest warrants for weapon charges. Two men mortally wounded amid clashes near Monte My, George Mefford killed. State Guards seize Monterey, Lancaster quiet, three dead seven wounded overall.
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River Fashioned Notices and Smoke Debate Spearheads
Dispatches report river heights from Mit City to Shreveport with ballast readings, arrivals and ship movements, plus a Cincinnati meeting on smoke prevention debates. Officials discuss patents, engines, and experiments while noting demure river conditions and a forthcoming session.
Gunfire and threats at Green-dar shooting spree near Monterey
Deputies clash as Russell and James Russell attack Greendarr, prompting county action. Preliminary exams set for the 22nd in Monterey Owen County. Governor Leslie requests troops from Louisville, dispatching 6 company guard to assist County Attorney Shentz amid deadly guard losses. Russell, Deputy U S Marshal, suspected linked to Smoot case, with armed men traveling by Short-line to Sparta.
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Bath ministers discuss New Church liturgical worship
In Bath Maine a recent convention of New Church ministers weighed liturgical worship and Swedenborg’s ideas. The event highlighted his scientific method amid controversial views, with emphasis on balancing discernment and modern teaching while noting broader European scholarly reaction.
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Finkel Named Probate Judge. Ohio Politics Stirring In Pickaway
Columnus August 24 reports Wm. C. Finkel of Circleville appointed Probate Judge of Pickaway County, replacing James Taylor. Governor Alen returns to duty, Democrats solid behind Finkel while some support an independent ticket, including Auditor, and local party lines show tension amid nominations. Also noted is a certificate for the Farmers' Pork and Produce Company of Washington Fayette County with $150,000 capital filed.
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Pickaway County
James Taylor
Finkel
Alen
Batu
BE. B. Exhelman
Daveher
Jim Gordon
Farmers’ Pork and Produce Company
Manufactures Meet on Smoke Nuisance at Board of Trade
At an adjourned meeting of manufacturers held in the Board of Trade Room, 25 to 30 gentlemen discussed a proposed city ordinance requiring smoke control. Letters from Cincinnati Coal Company president C M Vatleev and Marion Brinkerhoff, Mansfield, Ohio, supported exploring a downward-curved flue smoke reducer. Brinkerhoff described experiments showing a simple, effective method to curb coal smoke and improve heat efficiency, urging inquiry and possible adoption.
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Mansfield
Ohio
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Ron Ee
Burglar T Benton Freed on Bail as Grand Jury Deliberates
Wasumerox August 23 T Benton the burglar arrested for blowing up the District Attorney’s sale was released on two thousand dollars bail by Judge Olin on Saturday and immediately left the city. The action, in abeyance of special Prosecuting Counsel Mr Riddie, stirs comment as the grand jury expected to convene tomorrow.
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Death of an author Loxpon August 24 Dobell
Death of an author reported from Loxpon dated August 24 notes the passing of English writer Dobell, a prominent figure in contemporary literature. Details remain sparse but indicate a notable cultural loss and possible tributes forthcoming from literary circles.
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Murder at Fitzgeralds saloon shocks Indianapolis crowd
Gilbert Lowry brakeman for I B W Railroad was murdered in a Fitz Geralds saloon brawl on Louisiana street. Suspects Thos Ford keeper and Tuic dode cook were arrested. William Myers found unconscious under a shed, believed to be affected by loudapum. John Schultz laborer involved in the struggle.
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Louisville
Fitzgerald
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Cook
Wm. Myers
Myers
John Schultz
Sculptor Ezekiel to depart for Rome via Huntington rail
Mr M Ezekiel the sculptor who has visited our city for two months will depart this evening for the East then Rome. He will sail from New York in a fortnight to begin works for our Liberty season offering to the Government. Earlier today he met with Mr Lin ton and the Council Committee about adorning Fifth street Square. A three year old girl Clementina Reynolds fell from a third floor banister at 33 West Third Street to the ground stairs suffering a severe head fracture with bleak prospects for recovery.
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Council
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Botton
Harvest Home Likely Held Thursday at Damen's Grove
Our Green Township friends plan the annual Harvest Home at Damen's grove near Cheviot on Thursday. The event promises music dancing and picnic feasts for a joyful community gathering and great enjoyment.
Studebaker Wagon Works Fire Causes $300000 Loss
A fire at the Studebaker Brothers wagon factory in South Bex destroys the paint rooms of the giant plant raising an estimated total loss of $300,000 including stock and machinery. Officials suspect spontaneous combustion or possible arson. over 300 workers are laid off temporarily as insurance details and community relief efforts unfold.
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Cabinet Movements Corrupted Largess of Revenue Returns
Special to the Cincinnati Times from Washington August 21 says Secretary Bristow with his family at Cape May will return here tomorrow morning. Receipts of Internal Revenue for July and August are about half a million dollars per month higher than the same period last year.
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Appointment of Joseph Bridgman as Green Bay Indian Agent
WasmMoTox August 21 reports the President named Joseph Bridgman of Massachusetts as the Indian Agent at Green Bay Wisconsin. Bridgman succeeds prior appointees in representing tribal relations and federal duties in the region. The action reflects ongoing federal appointments to manage Native American affairs in the Wisconsin area.
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Swiss National Church Council in Switzerland Forms Governing Body
The first session of the National Church Council in Switzerland concluded with Father Hyacinthe serving as president. The assembly focused on organizing church temporalties, establishing a governing body, and presenting a definitive arrangement to the government for approval. The plan sets up cantonal synods and yearly policies under a coordinating advisory executive authority.
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A Cryptic Moldavian Letter Describes Jewish Suffering
A letter from Bacan Moldavia reports government abuses against Jews in villages, noting confiscation of belongings, liquor controls, and mass trade disruption. It claims thousands suffer, Christians protected, while destitution and hunger afflict children with no shelter or aid.
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