Corumsts file and names tied to 1000 dollar capital
Corumsts C December 20 notes a music hall association with one thousand dollars capital in fifty dollar shares filed today by R B Springer June Bhillito Joe Longworth Josiah Kirby Robert and Alfred Gaither with forty five additional names and a pardon issue linked to the Penitentiary. Dodd of Toledo visits about a new central Democratic organ.
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Corumsts
Music Hall Association
R. B. Springer
Bhillito
Joe
Longworth
Josiah Kirby
Robert
Alfred Gaither
Allén
Soca Nee
Conrom
Dodd
Toledo
Central Democratic
Deaths and financial notices near Kingston Jamaica
Fragmentary report notes death by apoplexy in Kingston Jamaica aboard an American Acton. Mentions Bank of gland and bullion withdrawals with sums like 27 and 27000. Includes scattered references to December 20 and plans of a campaign labeled ALVORSIST CAMPAIGN with unclear context.
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Arm & Head
Wambrique
Bank of
Bankruptcy of Duncan Sherman 4 Co in New York
Duncan Sherman & Co. of New York reportedly enters bankruptcy proceedings as of December 20. The filing notes widespread creditor action and a formal designation by multiple parties, though details appear fragmented in the source. The case centers on acute financial distress and the impact on creditors.
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New York
Polish professor Strawinski dies by own action in Eait Pa
In Eait Pa December 20 Professor Strawinski a Polish danseur ventenae in several cities taught killed himself by hanging in his chamber a maid heard a noise and found him dressed near a jewelers shop where a letter addressed to Col appears. Colonel Ellsworth says Strawinski owed money and suspects a last plea to avoid creditors. The jeweler mentions a sum owed.
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Eait
Strawinski
Col
Ellsworth
San Ene
Providence Men To Inspect Providence Tool Officers
A group including Drexel Morgan Co and Blake Bros Co with James G Smith Royal C Taft and L Kendal of Providence planned an inspection visit to Providence Tool Company officers to review the forthcoming examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York
Blake Bros & Co
James G. Smith
Royal C. Taft
L. Kendal
Providence Tool Company
Unclear fragments from Francisco report misshape text
A fragment from a December Francisco notice describes ore, rock, and progress notes with unclear context. The garbled wording limits identifying any concrete events, dates, or involved entities.
Fourth street scene and city updates
The passage notes Fourth street alive with carriages and crowds, Regulars performing feats, and a dramatic query. Sen W Saees was turned over to Covington authorities by Officer Quinn. The Indianapolis Herald editor recovered after using Dr Kerr's System Renovator, with retrenchment on the Board of City Improvements meeting agenda.
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Sen. W. Saees
Quinn
Covington
Indianapolis Herald
Board of City Improvements
Two Gambling Cases Set for Police Court Appearance
Tomorrow the Police Court will hear two gambling cases. Callihan argues waiting on appeal, while the judge weighs which party bears responsibility based on the presented evidence.
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Callihan
James Morgan Fined for Overcoat Theft at Police Court
James Morgan, charged with stealing an overcoat from C. Cathman & Son at 416 West Fifth Street, was fined $50 in Police Court this morning. The report notes crowded station houses and the odor of smallpox in the air, suggesting further actions were taken.
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James Morgan
C. Cathman & Son
West Fifth Street
Grand Christmas Shoppers Spread Holiday Cheer in Terre Haute
The charming Mrs. B. D. Schuyler and Miss Vallie Warren join Mr. F. C. Donaldson and Mr. W. P. Ijanes of Terre Haute in holiday shopping. The group, all busy with their Christmas purchases, adds festive energy to the season.
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D. Schuyler
Captain Parney and the Peoria Merchants’ Exchange Misadventure
A fragment describes Captain Parney in a snow storm near the Peoria Headquarters Merchants' Exchange. The morning after the Peorane left the building all night, the Mayor failed to catch the joke.
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Parney
Peoria
New Merchants’ Exchange
Flower Mission Meet at Y M C A Basement
The Flower Mission ladies will gather in the YMCA building basement at Sixth and Elm on Friday the 24th from 9 AM to 12 noon to arrange their weekly fundraising and address discharge of tasks.
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Flower Mission
German stone yard worker dies in accidental injury
On the afternoon of the 17th John King a German aged forty nine an employee in Goodall's stone yard at 244 West Court Street was caught in machinery and removed to the Cincinnati Hospital where he died this morning An inquest by Coroner Marty returned a verdict of death from accidental injury and held that no one was to blame.
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John King
Goodall
West Court Street
Cincinnati
Marty
Cutting at Carr and Budd Streets Leaves Man Wounded
About 9 o'clock last night an affray occurred at the corner of Carr and Budd streets. George Smith a beer driver for Lachmann's brewery received two stab wounds. William Whalen who did the cutting gave himself up to Officer Voelle. Whalen’s bail was fixed at $1.
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Carr and
Budd Streets
George ‘Smith
Lachmann
William Whalen
Voelleitalien
Shush Schesgeel
Revival meetings continue at Avondale Baptist Church
The revival efforts are held in Union Baptist Church classrooms with multiple ministers including Anex Busch and Mr Dinkleman leading. A musical concert raised 969, and a collection of 10 was taken for church needs while the congregation welcomed newcomers with singing.
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Avondale
Union Baptist Church
Anex. Busch
Christ
Dinkleman
Dignity of Labor Sermon At Ninth Street Church
Dr Danscan delivered a Sunday evening discourse at Ninth Street Baptist Church on the dignity of labor from the Mark text Is not this the carpenter The preacher urged patience among workers and cited examples to inspire young men to devote themselves to their callings, promising practical profitability from such devotion.
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Danscan
Ninth-street Baptist Church
Toll
Charle Kantenon
Bankrupt assignee files petition against Rudolph Myer
Alexander St Clark assignee in bankruptcy of Frank H Rottgle filed a petition for judgment against Rudolph Myer of ee ity Sing for the same amount alleged to be owed and that he was insolvent when the act was done to defraud creditors. Decree in Fletcher et al case announced this morning in judge Emmons court.
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Alexander St. Clark
Frank H. Rottgle
Rudolph Myer
Ee Ity
Patrick E. Fletcher
N.S. Jones
J. .L. Keck
G. W. Keck
J.B. Sibley
J. H. French
H. M. Hughes
B. F. Evans
W. J. Ee
8. Cunstingham
Was. d
Emmons
York Mer
Lawsuit Questions Pork Ring Control in St Louis
In a St Louis case the court finds the plaintiff proved a pork ring influenced the market and set aside the contract with N S Jones J L Keck G W Keck H W Hughes B F Evens W J Lippencott and Th S Cunningham. It rules the contract with Sibley French Co remains valid and refers damages to a master for testimony.
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St. Louis
W.J. Lippencott
Separate Estate Suit Involving Mrs Watson Furniture
Bridget Halpings and James Watson appear in a suit about the separate estate of a married woman, Mrs Watson, owner of household furniture used by her husband. The case centers on a sale of her belongings to Wilson & Shaw, a non negotiable promissory note, and subsequent creditor actions. The court considers whether Mrs Watson’s note and claims bind the estate and how payments by her husband post bankruptcy affect the outcome. The matter details service of attachments and issues around the validity of orders and delivery under an attachment.
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Bridget Halpings
James Watson
Wilson
Wilson & Shaw
Renee
Watson
Ane Ee
Samoil Coste
Destructive Fires Hit Little Rock and Forest City
A damaging blaze sweeps Little Rock Arkansas burning the telegraph and Memphis and Little Rock ticket offices with no details available. A second fire is reported at Forest City Arkansas, but specifics are unavailable.
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Little Rock
Forest City
Ark
Telegraph
Memphis
Rhode Island Trotting Boatman Dies at Sea Coast
A trotting boatman formerly from Sprague farm in Rhode Island was purchased Friday by Lieutenant Governor Seseions for six rents and taken to the sea coast where he died yesterday.
Monongahela Traffic Declines as Black Water Boats Cease
Special dispatches from Cincinnati report the Monongahela River falling two feet five inches near Salt Valley. The Black Water packets have ceased running and tow boat Hornet No. 2 is noted. Evansville lists port traffic with ships Grey Eagle and Aggie among others. Weather is cloudy and mild with east wind. river level 15.6 feet and falling rapidly.
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Cincinnati
Pierseu
Evansville
Grey Eagle
Louisville
Evans
Bowling Greep
Pat. Cleburne
Cairo
Mary Houston
New Orleane
Aggie
Uniontown
Chas. Charch
New Orleans
Houston
Soulville
Oye
Senate Proceedings Include Debates On Commerce and Committees
Fragmentary report of Senate sessions with discussions on new commerce inquiries, committee appointments, and potential investigations. References to Mr Ferry, Mr Edmunds, and multiple senators from various states as they consider resolutions and future debate after holidays.
Quieting of title in Turkey Bottom
John J. Stites et al and Louise Wiederied et al hold Lot 1 of 26.21 acres and Lot 2 of 29.25 acres on the Turkey Bottom partition, subject to a life estate. A mortgage to Ferris described Lot 4, leading to a foreclosure sale where Francis Portman bought Lot 2 at $165 per acre. court confirms a deed in fee simple for Lot 2. The sheriff’s deed gives no title to Lot 2 beyond Lot 1. The court quiets the plaintiff’s title to Lot 2, over the objections of defendants who claimed Lot 2 via sheriff’s sale and deed.
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Turkey Bottom
John J. Stites
Eta's
Louise Wiederied
Als
Nathaniel W. Stites
Anns W. Thompson
Ferris
Fortman
Ohio
A Harmon
Davy Crockett to Be Staged Tonight at Freak Mayo
Freak Mayo opens with the famous drama Davy Crockett drawing strong audience interest. Robinson's offers good seats at Wood’s, while the Georgia Minstrels promise original, uninhibited fun and laughter tonight. The Rational Theatre reports an excellent week ahead with a solid lineup of attractions.
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Freak Mayo
Davy Crockett
Wood
Robinson
Ofera-Hotse
Georgia Minstrels
Man Bernard Eith Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Bernard Eith keeper of a No 123 Main Street restaurant died last night by shooting himself through the head. Aged 52 and born in Germany he lived at 76 Vine Street and left home about 7 4 o clock to go to the restaurant. Testimony indicated he was despondent due to domestic troubles. The Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of death by own action by shooting. In other news the Board of Health approved limits on vault cleaners using an odorless machine through April 1 1876 pending court actions.
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Representative Morrison
Hlineir
Kerr
Texas Pacific Railroad
Cox
Seren Ie
Bernard Eith
Main Street
Germany
Vine Street
Heister
Eith
Sessontigare Tenlacnr’inn Weid
Sules
Board of Health
Pratt
Saeed
Korie Spee
Theodore Cook Improves After Brief Walk on Hill
The report notes Theodore Cook Eng showing health gains after a brief outing. Ex Mayor McKinney of Vincennes plans a visit to Diana with local escorts, while Colonel Gilmour arranges a room at the Grand Hotel for the distinguished guest. Police Court actions include two confidence men linked to a tobacco box scheme and a theft case involving Thomas O'Donnell. Cincinnati leads hog production while Chicago faces a sizable hog shortage.
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Theodore
Cook
Eng
McKiney
Vincennes
Diana
Hebbad
Depot Snd
Grand Hotel
Gilmour
Burglary at Mount Lookout Grocery Strikes City
Despite Captain Riberts vigilance a nest of thieves evades pursuit in the eastern city. Last Saturday night burglars entered Mount Lookout grocery by a window and opened a door to admit the group. Lou Kamfort, returning home about midnight, discovered the break in and alarmed Mr. Parlor next door. The burglars fled with a money cleaner, tossing its contents onto the railroad track. Suspicion falls on a resident of a dilapidated tenement near Cee Creek as officers probe the night’s break.
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Riberts
Mount Lookout
Lou. Kamfort
Inquiry on the Second Law of Thought
A student explains the law that something cannot be both and not be. He uses a door, stating it must be either shut or open. When asked for another example, he offers a second door as a fresh illustration of exclusive possibilities.
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