New York And National News Briefs In One Row
A jumble of election figures and incidents across New York and surrounding states. Mentions of votes in New York and Dutchess County, a $635,000 sum, a shooting and robbery in Westfield Massachusetts, and notes on local meetings and names such as Deke Tone and Inez Canal referenced in brief dispatches.
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Dutchess
York
New York
Inez
Ofela
Hile Patma Ruoatse
Atoms of War and French War Updates Recounted
The Paris Moniteur notes six military executions as Prussians evacuate Amiens and retreat toward Paris. French sorties claim success near Beaune la Rolande. combats near Montargis and Montargis. Prussian losses near Amiens include 74 officers and 1,300 privates, with 400 prisoners taken. France reports gains in Bessie Nogent le Barnard St Calais Montvire Mondoubleaux and Montargis.»
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Lille
Paris
Versailles
Loire
Bessie
Nogent le Barnard
St. Calais
Sarthe
Montvire
Mondoubleaux
Loire Et Cher
Montargis
Loiret
Veodome
Blois
Chateau d’Un
Chateau Neuf-sur-Loire
Algeria
France
Turkey
Russia
Bismarck
England
Suez Canal
India
St. Omer
Cherbourg
la Rochelle
Pas Des Lanciers
Canche
Nevers
Bordeaux
Clermont
Fernand
Toulouse
Montpelier
Wurtemberg
Tours
London
D'Aurelles
Orleans
Lef
Two Cents a Day in Japan and Odd Notices
A mixture of notes and anecdotes lists frugal living in Japan, a cheerful life deemed dangerous, and varied oddities. It mentions Louis Napoleon’s lengthy rule, Florida banana earnings, a telegraphic price for a teather, a new invitation card style, and assorted local curiosities from prisons to nautical tales.
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Japan
Louis Napoleon
France
Orange County
Florida
Ey Street
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
St. Louis
Doctor recovers lost hat after mistaken identity
In a Boston Traveler report, Nesthec appears to seek funds for Falls of & project with War Department and congressional discussions. A man wearing a hat exchange leads to a clerical hat finding, where Dr. Foy later realizes the returned hat matches his own, revealing a mix up but a recovery of the correct headwear.
Pacific Railroad Firms and Government Clash Over Interest
Washington dispatch notes that the Treasury has faced heavy interest payments to Pacific railroad companies funded by government bond issues. The Government also pays large sums for transporting other government freight. Treasury officials are instructed to withhold warrants to these rail firms until they can cover accruing bond interest, ending the prior pattern of government financing the interest.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Paci
Kanes Pacific
Treasury
Lotte Hoe
General de Trobiand faces conflict of naturalization and duty
Gen de Trobiand a French born American by adoption takes a six month leave to Europe. Reports claim a French command offered him a post which he declined citing his obligations as an American citizen and soldier. His conduct reflects loyalty to naturalization duties and discourages conflicting loyalties.
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de Trobiand
United States
Europe
Coren
France
City entertainment notes and local events
The city’s Woop theater crowd applauded Owens in Joshua Sut terby with Mrs Kent’s daughter in supporting role and Owens as Horatio Spruggins in Forty Winks. The Tromas Concerts praised Theodore Thomas troupe for unified, expressive playing and Miss Anna Mehlig’s piano solo. Narratives include the Great Republic Allegory at Mozart Hall, praise for Miss Jenah Nebiti and Miss Orr, and upcoming second performances. Police, charity, and local notices conclude with civic items and a child missing report.
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Woop
Owens
Joshua ‘Sutterby
Kent
Sharp
Horatio Spruggins
London
Paul Pry
Hive Indian
Tromas
Theodore Thoatas
Pike
Thomas
Soerep
Anna Mehlig
Dte
Wagoner
Miss Mehlig
Coneeritwek
Weber
Schuman
Buergels
Strauss’ Wallses
Weiner Treshhen
Mies Mebliy
Chopin
Theft at Henrie House Startling Overnight Break-In
Yesterday morning guests at the Henrie House reported a nighttime break-in with money stolen totaling around $100. Police are expected to investigate the incident.
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Hote
Roeneng
Henrie
Miami ville Dancing Association Plans Grand Party
The Miamiville Dancing Association will hold its first grand party of the season at Leever's Hall in the village on Friday evening. Officers report extensive preparations and promise a success equal to prior Terpsichorean triumphs.
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Texasica
Miamiville Dancing Association
Leever’s Hall
Man Released From Workhouse Steals Coat Again
Frank Howe, just freed from the Workhouse, robbed the Hommell House of an overcoat. It marks the third coat theft Howe has faced. Described as a repeat offender with a mania for stealing, he is a capable mechanic who could work but spends time in the city prison. He received a six month sentence.
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ConvicTep Agarx
Frank Howe
Hommell House
Howe
Menia
Advent Union Services Continue at Trinity Church
Religious services at Trinity Church on Liberty Street continued with Messrs Gray and Walker officiating last night. Attendance was large and the sermon by Rev A R Walker of St Paul’s Newport was interesting with the text Repent ye for the kingdom of Heaven is at hand. Rev Dr Yocom of Christ’s Church will preach this evening.
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Advent Union
Trinity Church
Liberty Street
Gray
Walker
A. R. Walker
St Paul's Church, Newport
Yocom
Christ's Church
Colored Battalion demands Major Scott removal at armory
The city militia unit known as the Colored Battalion met last evening to consider Major Scott's case and to plan steps toward his removal. After speeches, resolutions were offered endorsing Major Scott and calling for withholding his commission while the battalion works to reorganize. Monday evening they will continue organizing efforts in Hanoi. The source also lists counted spirits on hand in the Second Ohio District as of November 10.
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Mason
Colored Battalion
Scott
Hano Tn
Srcoup
Bond
Ohio
George Thompson
Thompson
Resignation at Second National Bank of Héwiston
Adipose Alcock Sands resigns the presidency of the Second National Bank of Héwiston. Dr. William Burnell of Philadelphia Captain K. F. Long and Rev. J. M. Givens of the C. K. EF. Society are at the Gibson. Ephram Morgan Jr. named Government Store-keeper in the Second Ohio District. John Hee, genial editor of Chillicothe Advertiser, visits the city. General John A. Logan and James Eskuisar Goats Sureioe party en route for the plains.
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Alcock Sands
Second National Bank of
Héwiston
William Burnell
Philadelphia
K. F. Long
J. M. Givens
C. K. EF. Society
Gibson
Ephram Morgan, Jr
Ohio
John Hee
Chillicothe Advertiser
John A. Logan
James Eskuisar
Counterfeiter Arrested as Police Probe Past Bills
Albert Wetzenbacker was arrested near his residence on counterfeit money charges. He had passed ten and five dollar bills and half dollar notes that were counterfeit. He was confined and to be examined by Commissioner Halliday. He is the man who killed Frank Hartling in an earlier altercation but was acquitted due to no indictment. He is a painter by trade.
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P Lvania
Ole
Weloel
Aareto & Communication
Saaceok Literary Union
Mutannk
Montgomery County
Penn
Newman
Church of England
Canada
Africa
Spain
Portugal
Albert Wetzenbacker
Resi-Deea
Halliday
Wetzenbacker
Frank Hartling
A Fish Story Warns Husbands On Big Miami Fishing
A newspaper item recounts a comical tale of a married man using fishing trips to hide nocturnal meetings with a grass widow. His wife uncovers the ruse outside a East End home, leading to a dramatic scene on the sidewalk and a threat of divorce as the man resolves to abandon such excursions. A second brief note promotes James E. Murdoch's elocution lectures at Col Hall, praising their value for clear fluent speech and urging attendance.
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East End
Miami
Knot-Hole Spectacle at Indiana Tavern Inspires Hunters
A group of Cincinnati hunters camping in Indiana witnessed a raucous tavern frolic as three daughters of the landlord entertained guests. Curious eyes peered through a knot-hole, only to discover moonlight revealing the scene from a roof gap. The incident ends with the hunters content after the reveal and a note on local refuse removal contracts.
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Indiana
Gayety
Local City Affairs Report and Miscellaneous Notices
The Democratic Executive Committee set December 10 for city candidate nominations. City Council actions include granting a $8,000 claim, authorizing a street lamp, and appointing committees on fire and gas matters. The City Collector reports November delinquent collections totaling 1,788.77 dollars. A paving tax ordinance for a sidewalk on Site vena to Wheeler passes. A pocketbook with 75 to 90 dollars was found at a residence after a sick woman visit.
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Kesey
Trinity Ghar
P. E
Cincias
Church Guild
Kellogg
Democratic Executive Committee
Ashbrook
James G. Arneid
Tee Patme Armery
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Water Works Office
Sitevena
Wheeler
Eva Lotz
Re oSa
Seine
Newport City Council Sees Street Revisions and Nuisance Abatement
The Newport City Council meeting discussed street improvements from Columbia to Cabot, land value changes on Rinageidt Harris street, and a plan to build a schoolhouse for educated children. A nuisance abatement contract for lots 3 and 4 in Trustee addition was awarded to J. Co. Bo'd, with committees reporting on other street projects and sewer maintenance. Additionally, a Circuit Court motion sought to disbar James Bract for alleged unprofessional conduct.
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Columbia
Cabot
Tay Oor
Ras Rinageidt
Harris Street
Taylor
Cammire Peebags
M . Tees
South Alley
Leteeee Willinensen
J. Co. Bo ‘d
la Sot
Oka Chong
Brighton
Nichols & On
Palvey
Tota
Heiba Council _ Faraone
H & Bryan
Monmouth Street
Grofunds
James
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Great Republic
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Relief Union
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Werk
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Vine Street
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Fifth Street
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Whitmore
Fourth St
Central Avenue
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