Treasury figures and revenue estimates in July report
In Washington on July 1 the Treasury shows exact returns slightly above the internal revenue estimate. The Ways Committee claimed the measure would raise the anticipated sum, and officials remain confident that if ideal taxes were applied, the total would be collected. Details on clerks, employes, and bureau salaries are noted without precise figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Washinorton
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Ways Committee
Recovery prognosis after Fruit Hill visit discussed
A fragmentary note mentions Allen arriving from Fruit Hill and hopes for quick recovery. The text indicates optimism about present fair events and a successful meeting, but details are incomplete and names are limited to Allen and Fruit Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Fruit Hill
Trial for Murder In Court With Circus Crowd
Trial progresses in the Court of oonrie with Judge Cartright presiding. Defendants Silas John Wilson and an unnamed man indicted for murder after a quarrel on the railroad track near the BC Railroad Station following a show. Attorneys Townsend Hon Tones Grosvenor De Brergner Golden represent the defendants. expected to last the remainder of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oonrie
Cartright
Endant
Silas John Wilson
Mor
Acquilla Stevens
Townsend
Hon
Marietta
C. H. Grosvenor
de Brergner
Golden
Call Them In and Keep Them In. Beecher Trial Briefs
A fragment from New York dated July 1 references Beecher and legal counsel, noting invitees and a judge. The text is incomplete but suggests ongoing court proceedings and the involvement of counsel in a high profile case.
Keely Motor Company Showroom Notes In Savannah
Fragmented OCR yields scattered lines about a Savannah area event for Keely Motor Company. Mentions of pressure readings, dates, and individuals appear garbled, but indicate a local business update or publicity tied to Youth Day activities and a president figure, with no cohesive narrative.
Iowa Republicans Platform Report At State Convention
Report of the Iowa Republican State Convention shows a platform endorsing arbitration in international disputes and government land grants to railways or corporations. James J. Neches named as candidate for governor amid strong party enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Committee On Resolutions
Hom Ane Gee
J. J. Neches
Ft Tee Ge
Adam
Aioe
Ceonte
Bay Col
Abernethy
Bids Open for Indiana State Printing in July
From Indianapolis July 1, bids for the state's printing are to be opened today. The sum runs near one hundred thousand dollars and competition is brisk. The MacIntire investigation proceeds as Ida Fawkner's evidence continues, though dispute remains. Robert Dale Owen is reported as in sane and back home with his son.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Dale Owen
New Harmony
MacIntire
Ida Fawkner
Jury in Beecher Tilton case sent back to report at 4
A series of dispatches from New York describes the Tilton Beecher jury entering the courtroom, then announcing disagreement on a fact, and being instructed by Judge Nielson to disregard affidavits and return at 4 o'clock. Mrs Beecher attended, receiving applause as the crowd awaited counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tilton-Beecher
Beecher-Tilton
Beecher
Neilson
Tilton- Beecher
New Bonds and Bondsmen Mark Treasury Change
About sixty million dollars in the Treasury is being recounted by 125 women under male supervision as a transfer to the new Treasurer who began work today. The bond for the new Treasurer totals 1.6 million dollars with bondsmen including Wm. H. English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Cates
Friends
Col
Frank Jones
Wm. H. English
Democratic Convention Condemns Federal Interference and Supports State Rights
A 19th century Democratic platform condemns federal overreach in legal matters and calls for strict construction of powers, tariff reform, and limited railway and telegraph regulation. It asserts government duties to public waters and opposes monopolistic extortion, endorsing local self-government and Burlingame treaty amendments. Congressman Dietrich is renominated for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gartaksese
Fiat Vega Es
C.T. Ryford
P. A. Roa
Benkeuptay
Congress
Democratic Party
Dietrich
J. K
Liabilities Revealed in Bank Failures and Bullion Report
July 1 Melbourne excerpt notes Dacosta Raalte Co liabilities 1 250 000 and Kil- Seen Kershaw Co liabilities 3.7 million after failures. Fiji reports unrest among natives, while British bullion rises as Bank of England balance increases 70 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexger
Dacosta, Raalte & Co
Kil- Seen
Kershaw & Co
Fiji
Ade Islands
Lospox
Bank of Fagland
Lompox
Bank of England
Ireland. He Resigns From Captaincy of Wee Bine Tene
Dost, July 1. Me has resigned the Captain of a wee line tene md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Wee Bine Tene md
Decree appoints panel for Philadelphia Centennial participation
The Journal Officiel publishes a decree appointing a committee of French officials and merchants to organize French participation in the Philadelphia Centennial exhibition. The group includes Assembly members and others with ties to the Red States, aiming to facilitate involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari
Journal
Oficiel
Pol.hana
Assembly
Red States
Laramis City Man Commits Suicide Amid Official Troubles
A man in Laramis City Wyoming on July 1 allegedly cut his throat from ear to ear amid financial embarrassment and officials duties complications. The incident relates to his official affairs and surrounding pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramis City
Death of Wilbur Stocking Shipments and Boston Voyage
Wilbur T. Stocking formerly of Leet & Sookie and known for Custom-house contracts died on the way to Boston last evening. His remains landed at Newport. He is the daughter of Justice Miller of the United States Court. Assessments today total 400000 dollars, of which gold is a portion.
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Wilbur
New York
Wilbur T. Stocking
Leet & Sookie
Boston
Newport
Justice Miller
Court of the United States
National Game clash ends in Philadelphia win over Ludlows
The Phillies beat the Ludlows 7 to 3 in the second match played on the Ludlows grounds. The game lasted 1 hour 27 minutes and featured improved Ludlows fielding, a disputed call over a sale of the game, and notable plays by Addy of the Fansetee and Crowley for Ludlows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphias
Ludlows
Bette
The
Stars
Ladlows
Allegia
Starmien
Addy
Ne Fanetee
Kon
Crowley
Ort
Synod Resolution Urges Clergy to Favor Church Weddings
In the Diocesan Synod today a resolution touched on union matters and urged clergy to refuse marriages for couples who refuse church marriage. A Bishop addressed the clergy stressing the policy and its application to marriages performed in private houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quesa
Presbyterian Church, Es
Sr . Down
Steseed
Lost Bey Found After Abduction Report
A six year old boy abducted months ago has been found in Mahoning City and is being sent to Scranton with his parents. The incident involved the child’s abduction and subsequent recovery and investigation by local authorities.
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Porrsville
State Temperance Reform Ticket Nominated in San Francisco
San Francisco on July 1 saw the State Temperance Reform Convention nominate a full ticket headed by W. E. Lovett. The slate represents reformers seeking backing in upcoming elections.
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State Temperance Reform
San Francieco
State Temperance Reform Convenand
All Beate
A Newspaper Under the Hammer
The Times was sold at auction to settle bonds for non payment. The purchaser paid 31,500 with bidders including Grats Brows and Stilson, who will assume management. The sale settled age, indebtedness, and ownership of the paper, with terms complied and possession to the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Louis
Jane
Times New
Stilson Ins
Fire at Ellis Oil Works in Brooklyn Burns Property
A blaze gutted the oil works of John Ellis at the foot of Sullivan Street in Brooklyn. Loss amount was not determined at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Ellis & Foot
Sullivan Street
Brooklyn
Property Loss at Wheeler & Co. Firm
Chevalsie and Ming Meo Ls reported at Job Ween Wheeler and Co No 1 River Street. Estimated loss includes stock and machinery valued around $10,000 with about $8,000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChevaLsie
Ming Meo Ls
Job Ween Wheeler & Co
River Street
The Trial of Locher and Joseph Cae Seitetes Case
Court heard the trial of Locher and Joseph Cae Seitetes with a large crowd including Plymouth Church members. Notary JAS. W. PEARSALL testified he knew Leeder and Price, first meeting Price June 15 in his employer’s office where affidavits were partly drawn. General Pryor and others read and swore the affidavit at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cae
H. W
Meeer
Plymouth Church
Jas. W. Pearsall Beare
Morris
Pryor
Distinguished visitor General Negley speaks at Cincinnati event
General J.8 Negley of Pittsburg, congressman from Pennsylvania's Twenty second District, was introduced by President Holloway. He praised Cincinnati's leaders and their enterprise, noting its history of success and signs of future progress.
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J.8. Negley
Pittsburg
Congress
Pennsylvania
Holloway
Ohio River
Nene
Cincinnati
Bank of France sees large weekly drawdown in specie
On July 1 the Bank of France reported a decrease of 15,452,000 francs in its specie reserves over the past week. The reduction reflects ongoing liquidity movements and market demand for cash in the financial system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of France
River News Shows Rising Tide At New Albany
Special dispatch from New Albany July 1 notes the Ohio River rising slowly with clear skies and reports of unusual activity as mills and merchants brace for higher water. Local officials urge precautions while residents monitor gauges and prepare for possible flooding.
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Cincinnati Times
New Albany
Pete
Oil Market Summary Amid Quiet Trade in 1920s Market Notes
Special dispatch from Cincinnati Times reports a quiet and firm oil market with prices around 1224 and 1277 in related markets. Indications of immediate shipment and steady activity are noted, alongside sparse, orderly trading across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Dispatch Ashe Cincinnati Times
Change in town council election adjourned after debate
Fragmentary text records names Kinsey Cora Williams Lena Boggs Mary Mullen and actions disorderly conduct resisting officers drunkenness street walking with days specified. Mentions petition signed by forty members and an adjournment from Friday. dispute between Storekeeper Morgan and Distiller Caldwell includes exchange of words but no blows.
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Kinsey
Cora Williams
Lena Boggs
Mary Mullen
Morgan
Distiller
Caldwell
COMMON PLEAS JOHN BATES WILL CASE AT FORCE
In the John Bates will dispute Karry C Bates sues Adolphus H Smith executor. Frederika Adair the nurse testifies Bates lacked capacity and undue influence was used by the Smiths. Defendants present elders who assert Bates was mentally sound. Judge omitted drew up the will and denied undue influence. State vs Guske a freight car theft case yields verdict of receiving stolen goods valued at 2675 dollars.
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Karry C. Bates
Adolphus H. Smith
John Bates
Frederika Adiar
Bates
Fox
Guske
LC. & Lrr. Co
C. Basker
T. C. Campbell
Will probated for John Osterhage and McGill estate
Judge Matson oversaw probate of John Osterhage will yesterday and Charles W. McGill will, with executors named as Sarah Ann and John H. Meill. The proceedings mention realty valued at $12,000 and reference condemnation actions amid unclear text about assessments and construction plans.
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Matson
John Osterhage
Charles W. McGill
Sarah Ann
John H. Meill
July Fifth Celebration Planned with Base Ball and Picnic
A meeting of the Committee of Arrangements at James J. Hooker’s hosted a July fifth program featuring a base ball match at Rockdale and Barnett. Officials and players named. a grand picnic, ice cream, dances, and a band are scheduled with a 9 PM Avon Hall hop. Committee members and fundraising urged. Rev Fellner and F C Perry of New York to attend.
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James J. Hooker
Enq
Rogramme
Rockdale
Barnett Avenue
C.doane CE
Peayvans
Nston
W. Job LW
Irwin
J.J. Hooker
Stoms
Arch
Ellis
D. W. Strickland
R. Barton
al Collier
Halsted
Trearge Dominick
Chri Renepen
Er Ou
Fos Howard H. Dary
J. M. White
Mesers
Redway
Burton
Avon Hall
Currier
Messrs. Roth & Son
A. H. Mitchell
Samuel McKeehan
Flamen Hall
Arch Irvin
Mr. Fellner
F.C. Perry, Esq
New York City
Hamilton Local Notices and Jury Actions of Yesterday
Guardian appointed for Martha J. Dick Senvel Shields named as guardian. Bender and Bros awarded contract to build stone front on High street for Messrs. Davis and Beckett. Colored citizens plan a picnic at the Fair Grounds and a grand festival at Beckett's Hall. A petition filed against John and James Davis claims $100. A furniture car shipment from Sortman and Blum to Houston arrives. County Commissioners report peace and care in the almshouse and plan a quarterly visit. Board of Trade meeting to discuss Panilton industrial products at Centennial Exposition. John Tabler case: indictment for carrying concealed weapon hed. Jerome Ruble pleads guilty to petit larceny. fined $5. Charles Bason found guilty. new trial motion. Colored Free Masons to capicate at the Fair Grounds tomorrow at 2, with procession and a festival at Dr. Marks' drug store.
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Senvel Shields
Martha J. Dick
Siner Bender & Bros
Messrs. Davis & Beckett
High Street
Fair Grounds
Beckett's Hall
Henry Farquear
John Davis
James Davis
Sortman & Blum
Houston
Texas
Queen City
Board of County Commissioners
Peace Armary
Ds Institution
Board of Trade
Panilton
John Tabler
Shershane
Aallet
Jerome Ruble
Jno
Davis
Charles Basan
Pe Se
Colored Free Masons
Hamilton
Ae’ Moeines Saogne
Sonvere Bater Tree
Astor
Dr. Marks’ Drug Store
United States Collector’s Office
Thomas 8. Reed
M. H. Horton
Treasury de Ent
Washington
Stors
Henry Steinrede
Lowerarkets
J. M.schnitker
Pike Street
F. R B.eskamp
Cet
Kraeskam
Dayton
Ohio
F. R
Theo
Ion
United States Circuit Court Grand Jury
Wharton
Stars
Philadelphias
Star Boys
Ludlows
George Glendon
South Covington
Maar Shinkle
Mattie Greenwood
Mengehan
Jackson House
Tilton- Beecher
Ellen Beatty
Mack Guage
Cumminsville Mission Sunday School Founded soon
A weathered notice states a door service will be held Thursday at seven in West Cumminus Hooge to establish a Mission Sunday-school. Rev J Emery and others will address attendees. All persons interested are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cumminus- Hooge
J. Emery
Proposals Open for Smoky Island Exposition Building
Special dispatch from Pittsb urg July 1 reports the plans for a new Exposition Building on Smoky Island will be opened Saturday with contract award. Governor Hartraift is in the city. Thomas Woods of Wilkensburg was run over by a Pennsylvania Railroad express this morning and killed instantly, his head severed from his body.
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New Exposition
Cincinnati Times
Pittspurs
Smoky Island
Hartraift
Thomas Woods
Wilkensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Race First Day Oxmore Beaten at State Fair
The crowd on opening day enjoyed a fine first race at the State Fair Columbus on July 1. The mile and a half course yielded a $500 purse as six horses started and Hackleberry owned by D G Crouse won the race with Little Moon second and Oxmore third. Time 2 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxmore
Cincinnati Times
State Fair
Colvubus
Hackleberry
Little Moon
Oxmiore
Debt statement shows June reduction in Washington total
The June statement reports a debt decrease of 1 432 249 dollars. It lists coin 79 854 410 dollars currency 3 073 951 dollars coin certificates 21 796 300 dollars special deposit of legal tenders for redemption of certificates of deposit 55 415 400 dollars outstanding legal tenders 575 771 580 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bids Opened for Nine Life Saving Stations on the Lakes
Bids were opened at the Treasury Department yesterday for nine complete life saving stations on the lakes. Nine bids were received and the contract was awarded to W. H. Bushnell of Evanston, Illinois, for all stations.
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Treasury Department
Lakes
W. H. Bushnell
Evanston, Lil
River report notes stationary Monongahela conditions
July 1 hydro conditions describe a three feet five inch level at 2 PM with no arrivals. The crew of the Fred. Wilson departed for Marietta to tow that steamer upriver. Iron towboat Woodruff is said to be harmed by a riverbed contact. Business is dull and weather cloudy with possible rain. Oil City reads one foot ten inches and falling while Brownsville remains at six feet and stationary.
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Monongahela River
Fred. Wilson
Marietta
Woodruff
Oil City
Brownsville
City of
Cinneinnati
Storrs and
Sedameville Street Baltway Company
Lower River Road
Main
Slop Street
Main Street
Evans Street
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Consolidated Street Railroad Company
Sixth Street
Elm Street
Walnut Street
Cincinnati Comsolidatea Street Railroad Company
Fourth Street
Cincinnati Consolidated Street Railroad Company
Mt. Auburn Street Railroad Company
Walnut
Elm Streets
Ths
Price
Isaehyee
Ehali
Aluaion Anit Tacoma Sp
Aook
Eagh
Ban
Guy
Stabbing in Ogdensburg tied to race group manager
Mr. R E J Miles received a telegram from Ogdensburg N Y about the stabbing of George DeHaven manager of Americas Racing Association. DeHaven was insulted by a hostler and stabbed in the right lung. condition reported favorable for recovery. Also, Morris Kelly once missing is said to be at Longview Lunatic Asylum with his parents notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. J. Miles
Ogdensburg
N. Y
George DeHaven
America’s Racing Association
DeHaven
Morris Kelly
Longview
Asyfone
Mr. Kelly
Cottages on York and Mayo Streets Questioned
Local note asks who owns two old one frame cottages at the northeast corner York and Mayo streets and calls for abatement if needed. City items cover court, lodge elections, bank visit, market plans, and a grand ball opening in this consolidated city column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York and
Mayo Streets
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Columbus
Acton
Athens
Beecher Business
KEELY
Savannah
Eames Sott
Wedeet
Beecher Jury
Brooklyn City Court Room
Tilton-Neecher
Goultine Uncle Sins Money
Wasumeter
England
Ireland
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Philadeltiaas
Murnan
Dillon
S. S
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SRR
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Sones
Fisher
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Fulmer
Snyder
Treacy
Merce Fa Walker
Bof
Elsebstesteicnen
Philadelphiss
A Jones
Canada
Ness
Locher
Dr Grange
Boges Pierson
Hel Simpaionon
Geo. M. McAlpin
Charles Davis
J. A. Alexander
James Davis, Sr
Churchill
Costa
Lindemann
Jacob Wetzel
Jack Boston
Geo, Woods
Coert Bulletin
Common Pleas
Judge Force
John Bates Will
Cox
Probate Court
Avondale
Cumminsville
Public Debt Statement
Wasuixeron
River News
Licking Valley Building Association
Tibbutts
Be Picnic
Pariorrove
M Weer
New Lexington
John A. Cassel
Pat. Rooney
Boyd
Sauter
Wagle
Lewisburg
Miami Lodge
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Gland
Seth Phelecary
Witte Bonees
HLF
North Vs Lodge
Wm. White
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M. K. Har. Per
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Pendleton
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Cincinnati Belle
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East End Garden
W.S
J. J. Porter
E. Beltz
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J. E. H. Meyers
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J.J. Porter
Great Council of
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Covington
Christian, Association
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Kearns
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Warsaw Pike
F. Lott
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Ibgel
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Main St
W. A. Hail
James OC
Wright
Siz
W. A. Hall
C. A. McLoughlin
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Smith St
Balore
Pensions
Te Kouraver
Ou Waee
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Riverside Lodge
W. A. Pinney
M. W
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Sedamsville Street
Samadix
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CHEMI
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Radway
Reed
DR. Radwars
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