Haphazard Tax Office Case Not Dropped
Fragmentary report notes a case involving officials from Ohio and Cincinnati handling tax payments and checks. It mentions a $3,300 amount in checks received from taxpayers and routed via National Bank at Athens to Cincinnati by drafts. A disputed $130 balance is questioned, with scattered names and places appearing in the damaged text.
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Elfector Hissenger
Ohio
CIA
Innati Gesetic
United States
National Bank
Athens
Cincinnati
Des Moines Wreck Death Toll Reported
A Des Moines dated dispatch lists seventeen deaths with six wounded after a train wreck. Named victims include Emily Babcock of Andalusia Illinois John K Belt and daughter of Boonesboro Illinois Mrs William Crow of Des Moines and Mr Donaway of Des Moines among others. Rescue crews continued searching the wreck site and the death toll was still developing.
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Des Moimanss
Lows
Rereees
Emily Babcock
Andalusia
John K. Belt
Boonesboro
William Crow
Des Mei Ia
Mr. Donaway
Des Moines
Wm. Rake
Train
Stuart
Unclear OCR Item From Aug 30 Reports Movement
Fragmentary report notes many angianse meer officers leaving for the frontier and mentions bridge materials. Ambiguous names and places obscure meaning. no clear event or outcome can be determined from the garbled text.
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Trontier Toons
and Timok
Senator Merton Still in Richmond Remarks Reported
A fragmented report notes Senator Merton Still in Richmond on August 2 as Jenkinson speaks about a stee issue and a broader discussion of policy and opposition.
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Merton Still Richmord
Unclear excerpt on rifle tests and shooting measurements
Fragmentary text describes rifle testing with distances and numbers but many words are garbled. It mentions British and American teams and a Diaspora with references to yards and times, lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Rao
Dakia
Tod
Falling Wall Mills Worker in Worcester Incident
An incident in Worcester on August 30 reports a mill accident where a worker, identified as Henry rein-dorm, was injured by falling masonry. Details are incomplete and a safety inquiry is implied.
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Worcester
Fragmentary note from August 30 206 A M
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a time stamp and scattered letters including August 30 and 206 A M. It is unclear and lacks full names or context. The visible text offers no clear event, person, or organization to identify.
Weather Watch Braces for River Rises Across Regions
Readings warn of rising rivers including the Upper Mississippi as southward and eastward weather impacts drive water levels. Forecasts expect modest rises in several areas with potential impacts on local flows and nearby communities.
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Valeye
Southview
Werner
Upper
Mississippi
Telegraphic Brevities and Unclear War Notes
Fragmentary telegraph items mention rejection of Indiana State house plans and a presidential visit to a soldier’s home on September 12. The rest contains garbled text about a Springfield case, a Russian newspaper analysis of war costs, and incomplete financial figures.
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Indiana State House
Dayton
Charlie Ross
Springfeld
Vedeniose
Paneene & Rel
General Terry disputes Sitting Bull crossing border claim
General Terry rejects reports that Sitting Bull's band crossed into Canada and notes the Indians mentioned were a small remnant. A dispatch was sent to Canadian authorities seeking confirmation of Sitting Bull's return to American soil. Secretary Schurz remains confident Sitting Bull remains in Canada.
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Cincinnati Times
D. C
Bull
Terry
Sitting Bull
Sitting Ball
Schurz
Canada
War news from Constantinople and Crete sparks tensions
A Vienna dispatch claims Mahmoud Pasha ordered the costly Shipka Pass attack, prompting Sultan’s advisers to push a harder stance. Osman Pasha's forces in Pleika near Bucharest grow with troops from Suleiman and Widin, while Russian cavalry threaten a Turkish defense. In Crete, Athens reports 2000 Italian volunteers for Greece and 500 Christians seeking exit, the government denying their request.
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Lonpor
Vienna
Tims
Mahmoud Pasha
Redica Pasha
Constantinople
Mahmood
Shipka Pass
Pleyka
Bucharest
Osman Pasha
Suleiman
Widdin
Telephonic Experiments Hit State Militia Talk
Special dispatch from Columbus notes attempts at telephone conversations between Cincinnati and eastern railroads with new militia regiments. Report mentions places Haydensville and Zanesville, congestion affecting tests, and references to the Sixteenth Seventeenth and Eighteenth Regiments of State Militia in the northwest and Marietta regions.
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Cincinnati and
Eastern
Cincinnati Times
Columbus
Ville
Haydensville
Zanesville
Marietta
Convalescent John Morton reported. hotel dispute escalates
Telegram from Sitka says Senator Morton’s son John Morton is convalescent and illness exaggerated. At Grand Hotel a color trouble endures as Hyer Sisters troupe, hosted for days, are refused dinner and remain seated while the landlord withholds meals.
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John Morton
Senator Morton
Sitka
Grand Hotel
Hyer Sisters
Fatal Railway Collision Reported in Springfield
A railway accident in Springfield last night resulted in a fatality as a train struck a person near the tracks. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not released the victim’s identity pending notification.
Tobbed by His Brother Stabbing Ends in Death
In New York on August 30 a man was stabbed and died. his brother was arrested in connection with the incident.
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Tobbed
New York
Oil Markets Report from Cincinnati August 30
Special dispatch notes a quiet market with refiners, freight terms, and prices for oils and related goods. Prices listed include refined oil at 1.20 to 2.55 per barrel, with variations for timelier and market iron products and Antwerp-Bigor exchanges referenced.
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Antwerp
Loss of Gold in France Darkens Loxpor News
The report from Loxpor on August 30 notes continued defeats in France with a gold medal awarded to America. A decree by President MacMahon calls for leadership changes, mentioning a lieutenant and commerce official in a tense wartime context.
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Loxpor
Ballion
Paris
France
Ax Erica
MacMahon
Merton and His Capacity for Work The Record of Last Winter
Fragmented text from the St. Paul Pioneer Press discusses Merton’s work capacity and burdens he bore amid political efforts. It mentions the effort to secure nominations in Cincinnati, the Blaine faction, and the strain of public duty on his health and finances, with reflections on liberty and perseverance.
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Merton
St. Paul
Teena
Morage
Cincinnati
Speremrec
Suicaco Bank Run Fades as Officials Yet to Appear
A report from Cuscaco dated August 30 notes a small run on Fidelity and similar banks in the Soukte district with little excitement. Bank officers have not appeared, and official action remains unsettled as investigators and officers stay preoccupied with other affairs.
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Cuscaco
Fidelity
Sayi Bank
Se Bank
Death on the Rail in Salem Mass Incident Sparse
A muttered report from Salem Massachusetts dated August 29 describes a fatal train incident. Conductor and crowd observed chaos as a rider collapsed and screams point to a fatal outcome with several passengers frightened and some women jumping to escape.
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SaLem
Mass
Union Junction Robbery Report Remains Murky
Untidy fragmentary text notes a robbery incident near Union Junction involving an operator and a street station. Police responded with officers dispatched to the scene and later reports indicate an investigation but details are incomplete.
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Ah Union Junction
Reso Lay
Sergiega Races at Saratoga Show Result
At Saratoga on August 30 Sergiega won the race by a margin of purses over Sae Bis puree with Bonale Wood in second and Spruladon in third. The event carried a purse of $250 and tax details were noted in the official results.
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Sergiega
Saratoga
Deept 8 In Inc
Bonale Wood
Spruladon
AMERS
Turkish Reinforcements South of the Reikama-sil Quiet in Bulgaria
The Standard reports Adrianople dispatch stating Turkish battalions pouring to the front at about 34 per day from Bateum. Albanian volunteers are to join Suleiman. No decisive action at Shi Pass until pa my coher gro arrive. Prince is between Selvi and a, but communications are poor. Bebraya burned by irregulars from Rasgrad.
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Lowpox
Adrianople
Bateum
Suleiman
Shi Pass
Pa My
Trasky
Prince
Selvi
Bebraya
Rasgrad
Visiting Governors Arrive at Exhibition and Plan Chester Trip
Philadelphia August 30 visiting governors reach the Exposition at 11 o clock this morning. They plan a special train to Chester at 4 P M to witness a merchant launch. Officials promise payment of losses within two years to claimants harmed during riots.
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Philadelphia
Visi
Chester
Odds and Honors at Saratoga's Second Race
At Saratoga on August 30 the second race for a $350 purse went one mile and five furlongs with 2:13⅔ winning time. Major Barker took first, Wash Booth second, Londboag third, and Madge noted among competing entries.
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Saratoga
Cr Ark
Major Barker
Wash Booth
Ee Londbo Ag Egetec
Madge
New Grain Quality Rules Set by Committee on Grain
In New York on August 30 the Committee on Grain of the Produce Exchange established a new grade called white in wheat. The standard describes wheat grown in the line that is unfit for No 1 white but claims higher quality than ordinary white. The measure aims to classify grain by color and end-use suitability.
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New York
Committee On Grain
Specta Dispatches to the Cincinnati Thes
Fragmentary telegraph copy notes water depth and equipment, with ship arrivals and reported losses. Mentions Brunet's island and vessels such as Grand Tower City of rg St. Lewis Shinkle Memphis and others arriving around early morning hours.
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Grand Tower
Meare
St. Lewis
Shinkle
Memphis
Cisar
Condition. Canton, Pa., August 30. pn fence Bag 7
Canton Pennsylvania report notes a condition dated August 30 with reference to a fence bag seven.
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Canton
Gone to His Reward. MostLy August Admiral Hommes
Newspaper fragment reports an obituary style item naming August Admiral Hommes and notes a tribute or memorial context. The readable text is limited and lacks clear dates or locations yet suggests a funeral or remembrance reference.
Key Speaks for Himself on Southern Views
The Savannah News notes that Mr. Key speaks only for himself and does not represent the entire Southern viewpoint. He declares his own views rather than a unified regional stance.
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Savannah News
Key
Anne
Applies PA contract expands coast line in new project
A local contract in Pennsylvania plans an expansion of a public works project. Officials outline costs and timelines while detailing the scope of the work and expected benefits to the community.
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