Reformed Episcopal Services Start in Steinway Hall
In New York on January 3 the regular services of the Reformed Episcopal Church will begin at Steinway Hall. Bishop Cummins will preach. He notes it would be premature to detail names of clergy or denominations involved, though many are receptive and support the movement. A leading Illinois Methodist preacher, president of a corpus, expressed approval and sympathy.
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New York
Reformed Episcopal Church
Steinway Hall
Cummins
St Minis Presbyterian
Hlinois
Beecher
Alintoe Avenue
Pilgrims
Plymouth
Plymouth Church
C. Bowene
Pric
BR. W. Raymond
Holliday
Ra A
Raymond
White
West
Bowen
Augusta
Petersburg
Methodist Church
Delodant
Wg Elder
Sen
Anemene
Survivors Said to Harbor Secret on Virginius Neutrality
A report claims Mr Bliss asserts among Virginius survivors a secret exists about a star bet. The piece discusses authors opposing charges of violating neutrality laws in connection with the Virginius affair.
Mysterious Visitor Scorns Assumed Manner at Event
A large man from Wen He appears to feign wit for the occasion, while many doubt the act. Miss Bentley fully recognizes him as insolent, noting the outward demeanor does not mask true intent.
Plymouth Church Controversy Over Bowen Meeting Notes
A council considers Plymouth Church stance amid controversy with the Church of the Pilgrims and the Alinroe Avenue Church. debate over letters and authority, calls for mutual council, and plans for a Monday meeting to continue proceedings.
Desulting Raiilroads A Mysterious Risappearance Explained
A man anxious to reach Texas explains a puzzling railway disappearance. Local investigators link the case to a missing train crew and unreliable schedules as clues emerge about his intentions and possible remedies.
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Texas
Barometer Correction of Temperature and Elevation
Fragmentary note references barometer corrections for temperature and elevation. No clear entities or events present to identify people places or organizations. The readable portion hints at meteorological adjustment terms without a resolvable news item or outcome.
West Oxford farmer kills wife and children in brutal family murder
Correspondence from Woodstock area describes Timothy Topping, a West Oxford farmer, attacking his wife and children with an ax and knife after expressing despair over poverty. One son escaped, another attempted victim was restrained, and two victims were found murdered as neighbors and constables subdued the killer. The scene and aftermath are detailed with grim, non-graphic descriptions of the home and victims.
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Woopsroce
Timothy Topping
West Oxford
Woodstock
Sweaborg
Wae Bors ‘Seal
Adam Dodge
Topping
Stion
Oll
Aly
Che
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Fragmented Religious Controversy and Church Life Notes
A dense OCR fragment surveys religious debates and social views. It quotes Beecher, Spurgeon, and Dean Stanley, notes Irish church scenes, census thoughts on Jews and Protestants, and a court case about a Methodist chorister whose singing disturbed a service. It juggles anecdotes on debt, conversions, and pastoral conduct with broader reflections on faith and community.
Appointment Deferred Until Next Week in Cincinnati
Special Dispatch reports President has not chosen a Postmaster for Cincinnati. Gen Creswell submitted papers. leading Republicans are split amid telegrams, making an appointment unlikely before mid next week.
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Daily Times
Wassixeroy
Coinvinnati
Creswell
Ile
Cincinnati
Meetings Next Week The Railroad Nerikhe Caucas
Special Dispatch reports next week includes State Agricultural Convention in session Tuesday and Supreme Court meeting Monday. An Hocking Valley engineer struck a Pan Handle engine worker, was fined 17 dollars and discharged, signaling a near end to the strike. Legislature members have arrived as Republicans and Democrats plan caucuses tonight to pick nominees.
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Nerikhe Caucas
Daily Times
OL vMays
State Agricultural Convention
Supreme Court
Hocking Valley
Last & Hight
Anocking Valley
Court records show fines and sentences for petty crimes
In Police Court this morning Anthony Couden and E Williams were fined ten dollars and costs each for over-driving a horse. John Connolly faced pistol theft charges with a twenty cent fine and thirty days in the Work-House, later remitted. A counterfeit money arrest led to discharge due to lack of identification, while ongoing cases in Sixth Street and Bender’s embezzlement matter were continued to later dates. Independent and Regular parties prepared for local election meetings, with library business noted. A box thief was stopped on the wharfboat, and Christine Nilsson praised a New York Grand Piano. The heavy embezzlement case remained unsettled as parties sought amicable settlement, and A J Barnum received a thirty-day Work-House sentence for an overcoat theft from Henry Paul.
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John Connolly
A. J. Barnum
Henry Paul
Barnum
Paul
Mr. B
Kaberry
Yeates
Barnet House
M. Regan & Co
Fifth Street
Court Street
Brady
Oran
Blackburn
Ceuses
Grain and flour stocks reported in Liverpool city
The Liverpool stock figures show actual wheat at 467000 quarters, well below the estimate, with corn at 52000, and flour stocks at 39000 barrels and 17000 units, indicating tighter supplies in the city.
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Liverpool
Commission investigates Smith charges during Indian Affairs policy clash
A dispatch reports the commission examining Commissioner of Indian Affairs Smith is near its close. The evidence allegedly fails to substantiate charges, vindicating Smith. It hints that the probe could topple the Indian policy of Christianizing or force Welch to retire from the Peace Commission, with President and Delano backing Smith.
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Daily Times
IGTON
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Smith
Mr. Welch
Peace Commission
Welch
Delano
Indian Office
Castelar calls for unity as Carlists wage war in north
MapRip January report notes Castelar’s address declaring order overall, with Carlist revolt at Carliguis not yet crushed due to troop shortages. It cites links between Carlists and Cartagena insurgents, calls for unity, and outlines war expenses and political reforms including free public instruction and abolition of involuntary servitude.
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MapRip
Cortes
Castelar
Carliguis
Cartagena
Castelaro
Virginius
Fragmentary New York Propeller Blades Sale Notice
A clipped OCR fragment notes a January 3 entry from Lowpow regarding December actions for New York. It mentions a freehold matter involving blades of a propeller and related equipment or machinery. The readable portion is limited and lacks full context or names.
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Lowpow
New York
Bayonne Battle Firms Opposing Moriores Force
In Bayonne on January 3 a strong Carlist force commanded by Gantavety holds a firm position. They face opposition from about 20,000 Carlists. The report notes the military stance and mounting resistance in the area.
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MPAIN
Bayonne
ISTS
Blican Force
Gantavety
New York Bank Statement Noted Incomplete OCR Summary
Incomplete OCR text shows figures such as 3,040,000 and 10,247,400 with terms like legal tender and circulation. Readable elements suggest a banking report noting increases, but many words are garbled, hindering full extraction of entities or dates.
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New York
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River News and Port Arrivals Across Monongahela and Ohio
Special dispatches report river conditions on January 3 with the Monongahela inching along and the canal at 2 o'clock. arrivals are sparse but several packets list cargoes including lumber cotton and freight for Cincinnati Louisville and Memphis. Weather shown as moderate to cool with falling river levels and dull business as boats depart and arrive at ports like Greensboro Brownsville and Park.
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Juniata
Cincinnati
William A. Collins
the Chronicle
City
B . Sey Leestas
Messen
Greensboro
Brownsville
Oiloe
Ida
Standish Peppare
Georgetown
Beaver County
Beckeye
Cipati
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Cairo
Charmer
Cincinnise
Idlewild
Fayette
Owensboro
Chile
Memphis
Louisville
Bodmann
Jayuagy
Thompson
Arlington
Pittaburg Dispatch From Brotherhood Engineers Chairman
A 2 PM dispatch from T H Gregory chairman of the committee of engineers of the Brotherhood to wait on Pennsylvania Railroad Company officers reports all parties firm. It replies to midday inquiries and urges Cincinnati engineers to stand firm in their demands.
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Pittaburg
T. H. Gregory
Committee of Engineers of the
Brotherhood
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cincinnati
Treasury Disbursements December 1873 and Related Notes
December 1873 treasury warrants totaled 11.768 million dollars with 6.218M for civil and military mues, 4.664M for war, 4.135M for navy, and 4.754M for interior Indians and pensions. Figures exclude interest or principal on public debt. President Grant visited the Treasury today and spoke with the Treasury head before he departs for Florida. The Attorney General recommends issuing pardons to John B. Wright and George W. Waters, convicted of counterfeiting in Pittsburgh and imprisoned at Allegheny City in the Western Penitentiary.
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D. C
Treasury
Grant
Treaser
Flo
John B. Wright
Jeorge W. Waters
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Western Penitentiary
Patent suits filed over bed spring innovations
In the United States Clerk's office this morning two suits challenge patents held by Western Tool Bed Company and E. Cary. They allege Truman B. Paddock and Marcus A. Hunt infringed on their bed spring proprietary rights. Hunt and Scott join against Western Bed-Spring Company asserting infringement of their bed bottom improvement patent.
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United States
Western Tool Bed Company
E.4i
Cary
Chale Springs
Truman B
Western Bed-Spring Company
Flour Prices and Commodities Reported in New York Market
The New York Grocery Report notes firming in flour and grains with No 2 spring at 121 122 per, fall at 165, corn firmer on eastern track, oats steady, and lard higher with active packers’ demand. Whisky prices steady near 14 50, beef and green vegetables show modest gains, and overall receipts amount to 638 head. Coffee and sugar markets show quiet to firm tones with varied cargo shipments and refined sugar steady.
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New York
Rio
Ste
Patna
Rangoon
Apore
Sthees
Buco
Daring Appears Before Judge After Abuse Allegation
Aivan named George Daring faced Judge Marchant in the Police Court this morning after his wife testified to threats and abusive language. The judge swiftly sentenced him to fifteen days in the Work House. Mrs Daring pressed for more witnesses but the court halted further testimony, cautioning her about risking her husband’s fate.
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Aivan
George Daring
Marchant
Marchantha
Seamen Suffocated by Coal Gas Aboard Adolph Von Barth
Two seamen and the steward of the German barkentine Adolph Von Barth suffocated by coal gas from a stove in a closed cabin at Wilaiserox North Carolina. Two others remain in critical condition after the incident last night.
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Wilaiserox
N. C
Barkentine Adolph von Barth
Burglar Captured After Mt. Auburn Break-In
Police traced a burglary at Benjamin Evans in Mt. Auburn to a man found on West Fifth Street at noon. The suspect, named William White, 25, American, was taken to Ninth Street Station with a coat gloves books shirts matching the owner's description.
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Benjamin Evans
Auburn Street
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Mathews
Sehie
Theseman
West Fifth Street
Evans
Ninth Street
William White
Voters battle. Weir Munson campaign rhetoric and bank race
Next Tuesday looms as pivotal with Weir and Munson vying like sprinting candidates. Market quotes rise to 250 per round lot while library posters flood Fourth Street. Weir promises a single condition for the presidency as Munson dismisses it as irrelevant. Campaign hustling continues with flopping and careful wiring. Treasury race between Third and Merchants National Banks remains neck and neck with Lawson challenging Hal Youn. McAlpig faces Forbes for the vice presidency, and voters are urged to back the ticket.
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Weir
Munson
Fourth Street
Munsel
Tureday
Susese
National Banks
Lawson
Hal
McAlpig
Forbes
Oil market remains quiet with firm crude prices
Special Dispatch reports oil trading at Parker's Landing and in Philadelphia with crude prices steady near 3 to 4 cents for refined products and spot prices around 114 to 117 dollars. News notes no New York movement as markets close with refined rates around 53 cents.
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Parker's Landing
Philadeleea
Bris
New York
Butler County Tax Collections Reported for December
The December collections in Butler County were reported by Major Joyce of the Department U. S. Collector. The report lists sums collected across several offices and notes the total tax intake for the month.
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Internal Revenue
Butler County
Major Joyce
Department U. S
Wie
Piri
Dog Attack Report In Morning Incident
A man reports a dog attacked his leg this morning claiming the animal is not mad. He describes trying to shoot the dog upon first meeting it but refrains, questioning what the dog has to be angry about.
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Jacob
Heaven
Earth
Ireland
Glentariff
Harper's
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