Stolen Bonds Trunk Theft Shocks City Officials
In New York on December 15 a trunk containing bonds valued at fifteen million dollars was stolen from an exchange at Watts and Canal streets. The bonds, linked to Guatemala, were in the care of a Guatemalan minister arriving from Guatemala. The minister, Don Vicente Dardon, was staying at 12 East Forty-second Street and prepared to travel to Washington. He fainted upon learning of the loss and required medical aid. officials say the bonds cannot be replaced. Police say two men have been arrested in connection with the incident.
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New York
Watts
Canal Streets
Guatemala
Poretenns
Sass
Senor
Don Vicente Dardon
East Forty-second Street
Ing
Washington
Coe Men Tvine
Explosion on Mosel sinks ship with many casualties
From New York a Bremerhaven dispatch reports the steamship Mosel suffering a dynamite explosion. Fifty seven aboard, including Hermann Cremer of Jons and Alfred Grenichsledte of anstris, killed. others wounded include Mrs. Martens of Bremen and Rudolph Witte of New York. Many passengers are residents of Bremerhaven.
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New York
Bremer Hien
Hermann Cremer
Jons
Alfred Grenichsledte
Anstris
Rxmin
Heinrich Kouts
Otto Kuechebe
Adulph Kaafin
Germany
Martens
Bremen
Rudolph Witte
Wilhelm Scmidt
Joseph Dancer
Wilhelm
Bremerhaven
Hermaner
Iowa
Rudolf Witte
Mose
Cniasindt
Fire splits cellar as flames rage in Omana
A morning blaze in Omana damaged a cellar beneath a building. The fire started under Portus tranaghs and spread to the front area where stacked material collapsed into the lower level. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Omana
Arrest of Alleged Murderer in Burra
Burra December 13 authorities report the arrest of Campbell alias Sage for the alleged murder of Peter Wine Detreit on the 34th instant. The suspect, known as Sage, faces murder charges and is in custody awaiting further action.
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Burra O
Iiem Bure
Cling Ping Campbell
Alias Sage
Peter Wine
Fragmented OCR summary of political and criminal notices
The reading contains scattered items: Carlist forces estimated at 52 000 with 105 guns. Barback and a Milwaukee individual found guilty. A bankrupt treasurer of Baratoga County New York joins political figures in Columbus. A dismissal or reinstatement related to Pacific Mail funds appears. Babcock alleged to have paid 1 000 in a cows defrauding case. Iron Manufacturers Association and Paddlers District Union of Pullisace continuing activities. The National Committee’s temperament referenced like Napoleon. Paris election excitement intensifies and rumors of aristocratic marriages surface. Owen M Eddy Indian commissioner death noted. Postmaster Leavenworth and an Associated Press dispatch provide scattered items.
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Barback
Milwaukee Ee Non Aen
Baratoga Conny
New York
Bossied Gat Columbus
Cale Clark
Clark
Ordnance Deene Dox
Guiertey
Columbus
Ais Boice Pe
Rew
Pacific Mail
Babcock
Thal
Iron Manufacturers’ Association and Paddlers
Pullisace
National Committee
Napoleon
Paris
MecMahon
Farce of a Courtroom: Drunkards and Penny Ballads Judge
The scene features a harsh courtroom in a reform setting with multiple defendants. James Smith or Pat Malloy testifies while a stern judge quizzes each suspect about origin age and past acts. The courtroom erupts with music frees and moral rebuke as fines and workhouse sentences are handed out for drinking, larceny, and disorderly conduct.
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Toni
Batlad
Maggie
James Matley
Pat
Sarath
James Smith
Pat Malloy
James
John Ewing
John
Stlatus
Seventh and
Central Avenue
Charley
Sally
Elizabeth Nolty
Namex
Henry
George Robinson
Gibson House
Gibson
Dennis
Woerk-house
James Branpin
Bayiajiler Street
Phillip Otmyer
Jon Hickwyer
Fran
Joseph Messinger
Henry Crayon
Antoine Liver
Gest Street
Freeman
Carr
Seth Evans
Thomas Gorman
Front Street
Broadway
Ludlow
Join Vogel
Grodfrey
Helmer
Peter Campbell
John ~ Mitchel
Charles Brown
Brown & Bradley
Jacob Moore
Charles Hall
Eastern Avenue
Tlali
Moore
Carrie
Julia Albretta Smith
New Albany
Ind
John Kelly
Jim Davis
Satarslay
Bae TS
Weather Bepsts and City Readings Across the U S
A weather report from the War Department Signal Service lists observations from Cincinnati and numerous cities including Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Nashville and Salt Lake City. Readings show conditions ranging from clear to various wind and rain events with illustrative temperatures and times, reflecting cross country data gathering for commerce and agriculture.
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War Department
U.& Army
Division of
Benefit of Commerce and Agriculture
Cunonnnati
Chicago
Clear
Creinnati
Stear
Pat Sally
Droston
Texas
Ndiasola
Indianapolia
Ind
Lauvens
Louisville
Fear
Nashville
Tenn
New
Noeb
Salt Lake City
Cloway
St. Pear
Mine
Yarkion
Crosse
Wis
Prienrennes Iver
Ra Pear
Fis
Peir
Lindermans Mint Location Stirs Washington Debate
Washington December 13 dispatch says President will send a special message to Congress with Dr Lindermans report on the best mint site in the West. Linderman favors Indianapolis, but if coinage of both metals is desired St Louis offers superior facilities. Chicago favored by the President in past. The report arrived Saturday with Bristow.
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Cincinnati Times
Privancre
Monon
Cincinnati
Arkansas River
Ironton
Brooks
Zanesville
Louisville
Aknaxy
Ash
Susie Silver
Tarascou
Mary Houston
Morning Star
Ed. Hobbs
Raven
J.D. Parker
Charles Morgan
Morgan
Houston
Memphis
Chester
Evansville
Idiewild
John EL. Rhoads
Thouston
Lesses
Specia
Washington
Linderman
Congress
Bristow
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Lamar
Mississippi
Buffalo Bill among jurors in Eguer case
A fragment from a 19th century court report notes juror Buffalo Bill described as ignorant of weekdays. Deputy Sheriff Joe Moses counted jurors returning for instructions. Other items include a warrant against Harrison Randall for gaming devices at Vine Street and a writ of error refusal affecting venders in games of chance with fines and 10 days in the Workhouse.
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Buffalo Bill
Eguer
Saiil Hills
North Carolina
Joe Moses
Egner
Meee
Bufalo ‘Bisto
Joe
Andrew J Baker
Churchill
Harrison “Randall
Vine.street
Randall
Haimmond Street
Com
E. Lowry
Henry Gable
Henry Gerke
David Levi
John J. Buildey
John J. Holcomb
Three Race Street Stores Plundered In Burglary
Retail burglary report describes three on Race Street east side between Third and Fourth streets 134 136 and 138 robbed by novices. burglary aimed at power rather than money with drawers broken open. total loss under $25. investigators seek superintendent’s input.
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Race Street
Race
Third
Colin Brothers & Co
Katzenberger, Goldsmith & Loeb
James D. Smith
Promis sory note suit against Ford Nixon & Co attorneys
Temple and Temple representing Second National Bank of Hamilton filed a petition against Ford Nixon & Co promissory note for 350 dollars with interest. Mr Kittridge spoke for the respondent in the Union Paper-bag Manufacturing Company case against Nixon & Co. The judge granted re hearing on pleas, a motion argued by Kittridge and Moore for the Union Paper bag firm.
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Temple
Second National Bank of Hamilton
Ford
Nmanderveer Mirker
Herman Reutti
James
Wag
Betordas
Pinay
Emmons
Rides
A. Er
Tod Geo. Harding
Newes Representa
Union, Papery, and Mesers
Kittridge and
Moore Certh Vity, Nixon & Co
Taft Named Southern Railroad Trustee Replacement
Judge Yaple in General Term announces the appointment of Alphonso Taft to replace W W Scarborough as a trustee of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. Taft is named to fill the vacancy ensuring a full board and will be notified and qualified without delay.
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Southern Railroad
W. W. Bcarborough
Yaple
Superior ‘Court
W. W. Scarborough
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Opinmon
Seeabene
Ees Aapeetas
Pew
Toston
Alphonso Taft
Fice
Ge Taft Hes
Dolar
Reproduced art in high quality by Tuchefarber Co
The lithographic reproduction of a celebrated painting is praised for its artistic standard, preserving spirit, form, and color. A second edition meets popular demand while Mr. Noble exhibits a genre scene of maternal affection with a child nursing a doll, set in a simple interior. The work is hailed as a masterful union of narrative and drawing.
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Messrs. Tuchefarber & Co
Thomas
Noble
Wiewell’s
Newspaper cabal seeks next victim in politics
The NY Graphic notes a secret group of editors once blamed for Greeley’s death has met in Washington and asks who they will nominate next. It ponders Adams or Tilden as the intended victim and expresses a desire to mourn intelligently.
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Fron Satuday
N.Y
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Prudence
Eciure
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Tiser and Vottest
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LLE Peletier
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Kika
Fey
Arnold Kirally
Corpa de Ballet
Jack and Jill
Wood's Theatre
B. Macayvley, A
Joseph Proctor
National Theatre Comique
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Charlotte M. Stanley
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Geo.p. Rowell & Ge
Park Row, N
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I& Weal
Clade
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East Third Street
Natural History Store
Nealey’s
All Draggista
Neff & Willians
Eaaranes
Enmtrance
Red Bank
Mallee
E. Longley
Pensions
Great Holiday Mart
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WILL
Tse'eneh
Windsor
Al-Lipen
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God Cafe
Ape Ward
Fenite
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S.saao Fach Ek
Paral
Napresarente
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Ster
Ome Gretelik Saat
Hudson Bay
Getty
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Fars
Laany
Union
W. H. Andrews
West Fourth Street
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