Death of Henry Grinnell and late New York news note
News from New York and Washington reports the death of Henry Grinnell at seventy five, famed for aiding Franklin search voyages and supporting ships under U S Navy charge. Also covered are political dispatches on Grant third term talk, Secretary of War positions, and proposed troop station changes with official cautions.
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Essip
Henry Griavet
Washington
Kmemper
New Yorks
Norton
Senate
Turnor
Henry Grinnell
Zane
House of Grinnell, Minturn & Co
United States Navy
John Franklin
Washington Dispatch
St. Louis
Suaince
Scott
Tootka
Grant
Shane
Washi
Pee Wee Pate
Spain
Des Sear
Serrano
Meannis July 1 shooting of attorney M D Webs
On July 1 at 10 o'clock a quarrel led to attorney M D Webs being shot by B B Barnes in a public disturbance. The left temple wound was non penetrating, Barnes surrendered, and the incident caused wide excitement among prominent locals. Other market data follow, including grain, whiskey, and cotton quotes in New Orleans and Chicago.
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Milwaukee
New Orleans
Saanbesle Park Monk
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Caicaco
Minneman
Ainsie
Spain in Disputed War News with Carlist Victories
A Maprio report notes Gen Concha memorial plan by the Spanish government, while a Standard dispatch cites Republican losses at Betella of 80. Reports claim Zabala arrives at Miranda and Tafalla, with Carlists said to have murdered prisoners after Muro and Don Carlos reaching Estella amid rejoicing. Marshal Reo is reported to take command of the Republican army.
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Concha
Lospex
Betella
Mapen
Zabala
Miranda
Orew
Loma
Standard
Reo
Tafalla
Carlisle July meeting yields Cumberland plate to Chimelan
Loxpon July 30 Carlisle July meeting opened with the Cumberland plate won by Chimelan. Seven ran, with Aggieth challenging Chimet en( SSOP)egies Beesis. Clyde Drauis reports Ward, a Home-Ruler, elected to Parliament from Galway.
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Loxpon
Carlisle
Cumberland
Secres Chimelan Betag
Aggieth Ainst Chimet En
Egies Beesis
Clyde Drauis
Ward
Galway
Prohibition Nomination and Raildebate Dominate News
Ex Governor Clark accepts Prohibition nomination for governor. Dr John H Carroll dies in Rock Ark. Revenue collections show record year. Baltimore and Ohio Elevator opens with capacity for 1.5 million bushels. Arkansas Constitutional Convention vote passes quietly. Close contest noted between Hamilton and Colerick. About 200 creditors meet over Allegheny Valley Railroad bond plan. creditors urge full payment and liquidation if not settled. Pennsylvania Railroad expected to place traffic contracts at par.
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Cape Breton Island
Clark
John H. Carroll
United States
Rock, Ark
Baltimore and Ohie
Wella
Wisconsin
Mil Bf
Wells
Allegheny ‘Valley Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Erie Railway
Allegheny Valley Road
Oil market settles with small changes across markets
Fe-Marys Of Market notes a quiet oil market with minor shifts in value. Parker's Landing reports calm trading as United and Union prices hover around $1.12 to $1.23. Philadelphia crude up five cents and refined up thirteen cents, while overall activity remains subdued.
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Fe-Mary’s
Pigtanere
Parker's Landing
United
Union
Hos A Ectok
Philadelphia
Cabinet Session and Appointments Amid a Crackdown
Special dispatch reports Assistant Secretary of the Treasury post filled by Mr. Conant who has long served in the department. A Cabinet meeting considers Postmaster General fate as well. Benton the cafe burglar seeks bail amid Treasury Solicitor investigation. Columbia Bank Note printers strike over five cent cut per hundred impressions.
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Conant
Benton
the Treasury
Columbia Bank Note Company
New York
Hale declines postmaster general offer after cabinet talks
Western Associated Press dispatch from Wasutos notes Representative Hale thanked President Grant for the postmaster general nomination but respectfully declined. Hale, in Altooha for several days, planned to depart for Maine tomorrow. Cabinet expresses regret at his decision as Creswell and Hale attended a meeting. Public debt statement shows a $2,150,197 reduction. Treasury balances at day’s end reveal currency $14,576,010 and coin $743,205,304 with outstanding legal tenders $35,200,000.
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Associated Press
Wasutetos
Hale
Washington
Grant
Pontwaster-General
Hiale
Altooia
Creswell
Maine
Treasury
Ness
Shooting at Jacksonport Ends in Fatality and Legal Clash
A man named Brady shot and killed Mohan near Jacksonport Arkansas on Friday. Two attorneys W W Barnes and M D Walch had a morning clash in Barnes office over a business matter. Welch threatened Barnes on Monday and later fired. Barnes declined to act, Welch was injured, and a weapon was seized with $2000 bond posted.
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Daily Times
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Brady
Mohan
Jacksonport
Ark
W.W. Barnes
M. D. Walch
Welch
Barnes
Bernies
Boecees
Races bring crowds as gamblers and thieves arrive
A Dispatch from Corombre reports a large influx of outsiders to the races in the city with gamblers and thieves present. Prominent New Orleans figures have arrived and police anticipate trouble around the Cooperage Company filing of $100,000 capital.
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Daily Times
Corombre
Cooperage Company
Election Riot As Corfu Braces For Vote
July news from Corfu reports fierce unrest ahead of tomorrow's election. Citizens clashed with troops who were deployed to quell disorder. nine were wounded and several stores were looted. Soldiers are confined to the fortress and further trouble is feared on election day.
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Corfu
Port au Prince Report Names Hayti President
News from Port-au-Prince dated 17th alt reports General Michel Domingue elected unanimously by the National Assembly as President of the Republic of Hayti.
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Port-au-Prince
Michel Domingue
National Assembly
Republic of Hayti
Rise in Paris reports Concha murder by Alphonsist link
Paris telegraph dispatches claim Marshal Concha was killed at the instance of Serrano for his Alphonsist allegiance. Other reports say Concha's death strengthens German influence, harming efforts to restore a dynasty loyal to the Pope.
Heritage bonds unpaid and Spanish Carlist violence reported
Loxbos July 1. The Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company refused to receive and pay coupons on their first Heritage bonds. Report reaches here that an accidental fire in two houses near Estella Spain was used by Carlists as pretext for massacring wounded Republicans captured at the battle of Muyo.
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Estella
Spain
Massionmeen
Muyo
Fragmentary Havana dispatch reports royal flag status
A damaged Havana dispatch notes confusion after a political upheaval. It mentions a Maghter party and drownings during a revolt and describes the flag over the Captain General's palace now lacking the crown emblem. The text hints at a spreading disease and unrest with unclear details.
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Havana
Little Rock Election Return Convention Carrier by 60,000
In Little Rock the election results show a return convention carrier with a 60,000 majority. The outcome highlights a strong voter mandate for the chosen candidate or measure amid local checkpoint reporting.
Fires Alarmed Two Incidents Near Centra and Clinton
Two fire alarms from Box 46 at Centra avenue and Clinton street and from Box 46 at Third and Collard were for rifling fires, both wired before engines reached the scene. The marriage of Miss Florence R Moore to Mr E C Ulrich occurred last evening at Church of the Advent Kemper lane Second Ward. The Rev P Tinsley officiated.
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Church of the Advent
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P. Tinsley
Laura, Ulrich
Fits Anna Jones
Fatal Accident At Marine Railway Yard In Cincinnati
This morning between eight and nine o clock Mr A Marshall a long time Cincinnati resident and employee of Marine Railway and Dry Dock Company was fatally injured at the yards while assisting to link the docks for speaching charge he slipped fell and broke his back dying almost instantly He leaves a large family and mourns his loss in the city reports say.
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Cincinnati
Marine Railway and Dry‘Dock Company
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Fom
Vomoore
Governor's visit and hotel staff plans detailed in fragment
A fragmented notice notes Allen and staff arriving in the city overnight and staying at the Gibson House. It mentions the Governor celebrating the Fourth with the old Pioneers at Pike's Opera House and describes clerical head Samuel MacGlasson undertaking an East tour, with Mount Washington and Boston mentions, plus hotel behavior by New Yorkers and Philadelphia figures, all in garbled detail.
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Wealegeeae
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Johnson's Woods to Host Fourth of July Celebrations
Organizers plan for a large Fourth gathering at Johnson's Woods with ample space and high quality amenities. Prominent speakers and music are secured, Henry Moster seeks to arrange a prime day, and relics from the war of 1812 will decorate the grove while Brasher eyes a visit.
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Oxford Jubilance and Local Trials in Madison Township
Local notes from Oxford praise progress on Fourth Street Park and extend travel to Cincinnati for day trips. Court actions include Sauerbier cases with guilty pleas and demurrer rulings, a bitter trial involving James H. Gannan and Vallandigham, and a list of letters awaiting Hamilton post. Other items cover bridge work, county services pay, and church meetings at United Presbyterian.
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Henry Traber
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H. P. Peck
James H. Gannan
Vallandigham
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Braddock registers at Clinton Hotel amid court fines and local notices
The report cites Braddock of Frankfort registered at Clinton Hotel. Mayors Court fines include E J Pigarty 25 for disorderly conduct Thomas Harris 81 for breach of the peace Dan Grey 14 for disorderly conduct. Marriage licenses issued include Konest Vos Edwards Williams Lancaster Mattox. Charles Coleman case fined 15 20 for breach of the peace on Henry Breckenridge. About forty colored persons attended a death in the family of Mrs Harvey Myers. Hon Wm F Arthur arrived, considering a bid for re election to Congress after district tour.
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Dan. Grey
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Mary Anna Vos
Thomas H. Edwards
Eva Williams
Alexander H. Lancaster
Sarah M. Mattox
Commonwealth
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Tebbs
Henry Breckenrisige
Harvey Myers
Wm. F. Arthur
Congress
Election day chaos and dirty tricks hue the city
Voters reported 50 votes at noon with Perkins leading Lee by a wide margin due to friendships and name influence. A separate incident details Abe Ableman obtaining a warrant after a mill wage dispute escalated to a violent assault by Richard Everson, who tried to strike Abe with tongs. the trial resumes this afternoon.
Newport Water Works and Local Politics Stir Public Debate
A dense, satirical letter critiques Newport officials over water works and charter changes, accusing city bodies of sharp practice while praising Ajax for alerting citizens. Election results at Seminary and Court House show Perkins leading Lee. notices include rail safety orders and civic event plans. Various lodge officers are listed for Noah’s Cove, North Star, and other brotherhoods, alongside community notices and local happenings.
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Ajix
Erin
Ajax
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Louisville
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George
Charlee Duncans
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Henry Marsh
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J. A. Cassel
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F. A. Clark
JJ. Raipe
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Geo. G. White
S.G
Samuel
Sheppard
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Wi. Kits
L. R
RE. Powell
ALC
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Joseph Lagear
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PLA
Robert Laker
Andes Lodge
A. Boyd
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BR. Merton
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Robert Page
Vnancer
Waddy Thompson
Recorder
First Day of Columbus Driving Park Races
The Columbus Driving Park Association opened with clear skies and cool air drawing crowds. In the premium of 900 dollars, five horses Tom Boston Nellie Bush Mademoiselle Ida May War Jig contested the first heat with Tom Boston fastest 1 45, Nellie Bush winning heats two and three for the race. Trotters next pursue a $1,000 purse with Gov Allen and Gen Tom L Ewing among notable spectators including Barney Aaron.
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Couemnus
Columnus
O Daly
Columbus Driving Park Association
Tompston
Ida May
Madempoiselle
Nellie Bush
War Jig
Tom Boston
Mademoselle
Cates
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Gov. Allen
Tom L. Ewing
Barney Aaron
Legislature Adjourns as Women Allowed on School Committees
The Boston legislature adjourned this morning at 3:30. The Senate plans to adjourn today. Among the acts passed is one declaring women eligible to serve on school committees, marking a milestone for women’s civic participation.
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House
Senate
Death of United States Consul Franre on July 1
United States Consul at this place Franre died last evening, the final day of Seete.token and Frae ee 8bai or, to which place he was appointed Consul. The report notes his long service and his death marks the end of an era in the consular post.
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House of Commons
Dr. Butt
Ireland
Great Britain
Othes
England
de Viscount Crichton
Enniskillen
Uber
Morgele
Hadingsen
Franre
F. GL. Strave
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Republican State Convention opens with temporary officers
Moines July 1 the Republican State Convention met at 10 A M organized temporarily with J H Gear as temporary president and John Mahin and Geo D Perkins as secretaries after appointing committees it recessed until 2 P M the gathering was very largely attended
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J. H. Gear
John Mahin
Geo. D. Perkins
Vacancies Open on New York Police Commission
Albany July 1 Gov Dix informs Mayor Ravemeyer of two vacancies on the New York Police Commission. Two members, Hugh Gardner and liver Charlick, have been convicted of crime, and the Mayor now must appoint replacements.
Wreck of the Farraday Off Halifax Reported
Intelligence from Pictou indicates the steamer Farraday struck an iceberg off Halifax and is a total wreck while engaged in laying a steam line. The vessel was reported to have run aground a few weeks ago during northern voyage operations.
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Farraday
Pictou
Another Case of Hydrophobia
New York July 1 Roderick De Entwistle a compositor bitten by a dog two weeks ago is now in Powereree Hospital with suspected hydrophobia and undergoing treatment as authorities investigate the incident.
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New York
Roderick “de Entwistle
Poweree Hospital
River News and Boat Movements Dispatch
Special Dispatches report river conditions at Prrraneac and Brownsville with 21 inches of water and slight rises. Details of vessels Idlewild Painter and Belle of Memphis show arrivals and departures, with a dull business day in Louisville and clear warm weather across the routes.
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Mollie Ebert
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Int
Ldlewild
Evansville
Painter
Memphis
President in Depot Kiss Tease Creates Crowd Lol
A Cape May correspondent describes a depot scene where the President, seated aboard a train, is playfully challenged by a little girl who refuses his kiss. The exchange amuses bystanders as the girl grips the window while the President jokes about holding her until the car starts. The moment ends with a lighthearted quip about dragging her along.
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Learing
Gensee
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