Pensioners Railroads and Government Policies Debate
The text notes interest to pensioners, railroads and government actions, including removals of clerks and new workforce changes. It mentions Baker the Commissioner of Pen and Comptroller of the Currency reporting on National banks, with references to transportation policy and a grant of use of funds. Names cited include Seaton and Surgeon-General, with unspecified ages and grades.
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Baker
Fridseo Tech
Dels
United States
Ite Fries
United
Surgeon-General
Democratic Nomination in Third Indiana District
Special Dispatch reports the Democrats of Indiana’s Third Congressional District meeting at Seymour to nominate Hon. M. C. Kerr for Congress. Kerr advocates hard money and free commerce in the platform outlined after yesterday’s session.
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Indiana
The
Daily Times
NEW Alpaxy
Seymour
M. C. Kerr
Congress
Kerr
Gov Breen Returns Gave up Hope of Fishing His Son
Dispatch from Daxton Ohio reports Gov Brown home from Chicago after Howard abducted his son. He pursued him in a dirty Chicago slum but Howard eluded capture. Gov Brown has abandoned hope of recovering his son amid a costly capitopes scheme. Also, Third Revenue District Ohio reports year ending June 30 tax receipts totaling 1 495 458 81 with notable beer and stamp revenues. Coroner Kunz lists 85 deaths and 32 inquests for year ending June 30. Dayton saloons total 295 with eleven additions in June. Columbus poised for Fourth of July celebrations as Daytonians pass through.
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Robert Williams
Third Revenue District
Ohio
Schutte
Kunz
Secretary of State
Dayton
Revenue Office
Columbus
Excursions From Dayton Churches Reported
The Columbus Temperance Excursion grows large as Embury Park hosts a Wednesday in cursion from Raper Chapel Dayton. The First Lutheran picnic travels Thursday to Cold Springs while the Episcopal Church rides street cars to Oakwood Park. Journal prints documents from the recent Postmaster imbroglio.
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Columbus
Embury Park
Raper Chapel
Dayton
Cold Springs
Episcopal Church
Oakwood Park
The
Journal
Imbroglio
Two Fires in Little Rock and Woonsocket
Reports from July 1 describe two fires in Woonsocket and Little Rock. A mattress factory and stables owned by Blindlum were insured after a blaze damaged property. a grocery house in Little Rock suffered losses. Fire department efforts faced strong flames and many people present as a main belt fire caused rapid spread in a long stone and brick building.
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Lrrrtsz
Foyes
W Fire Department
Water Valley and Oxford Train Incident Report
At a Mississippi meeting stockholders of a central railroad discussed actions by the directors and the St Louis and Chicago line. Reports indicate trains fell in the Water Valley and Oxford area amid recent rain, with unclear details and timing.
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Mississippi
Memrmis
Water Valley
Miss
Central Railroad
Con Central
St. Louis
Chicago
New Ocean
Oxford
Allen
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lefa
Terreute and
Bt. Louis
Bt. Louis Ae
Eae
Soares
Faraday Wreck Reported After Iceberg Collision
Intelligence from Pictou indicates the steamer Farraday struck an iceberg near Halifax and is total wreck. New York reports July 1 arrivals include Halsatia from Hamburg and Calabria, with Australia from New York also arriving. San Francisco notes the United States war steamer reaching port after fifty one days from Hong Kong.
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HaLirax
Ste Farraday
Pictou
Halifax
Halsatia
Hami Li
Hburg
Calabria
Upverpool
San Francico
Hongong
Tate acquitted in bank draft larceny trial
Texxpo July 2 reports the trial of John Henry Tate, teller at the defunct City Bank, for the larceny of a bank draft. The jury returned a verdict of acquittal last night, ending the case.
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Texxpo
John Henry Tate
City Bank
Feather Report from Weather Department Signal Service
A garbled weather bulletin from the Signal Service reports data and observations. It mentions a time 27:05 A.M. and references functions of the department, but the text is largely unreadable, offering only fragmented phrases about penmanship and observations without clear conclusions or dates.
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Feather
Ar Department
Signal Service
U. 8
Cilemenane
Jay
Weather bulletin reports changing barometer and cloudiness
WasHING PROBABILITIES. TON, 1 C., July 2-10:30 A. M. For Tenana' the Ohio Valley, namie and et-Generally sles, and Lower Weather during the day, lg" omer enae og baromele" ie tere ' Northwestfrom Michigan southward to Sissival Valley, ig incrending 'cloudiness near Lake and in Mina- Cry. Slight changes into racy and mac on e to an denly falling barometer.
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Ohio Valley
Namie
Omer Enae
Baromele
Michigan
Sissival Valley
Lake
Mina- Cry
River News Dispatch From Ataary July 2 Report
Special dispatches to the Daily Times describe river conditions at Ataary New Ataary. The river reached three feet six inches at Portland Bar while Gracey and Sandy reported five feet at Park M. Pas Star moved to Portland but tararcon attempt to ascend the bar failed after five hours.
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Daily Times
Portland
Pioneer Reminiscence A Faithful Dog
Fifty years past, a Massachusetts family moved to Ohio to settle land. The narrative recalls a father building a log hut, returning for kin, and a daughter Mary getting lost in a dense forest as night fell. Major, a dog, led the girl back toward safety, guiding her to the house after tracking through darkness.
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Ohio
Old Massachusetts
jAturs Orbey
Mary
Nashville Officials Arrive as City Welcomes Guests
Special dispatch from Evansville reports Mayor and city officials visiting Nashville. Hotels crowded and city full for a major event at 2 PM featuring Goldsmith Maid and Fullerton. Seek Gus Lemcke sold St George Hotel stake to D J Mackey with Perry Houston taking charge.
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Daily Times
Evansville
Nashville
Goldsmith Maid
Fullerton
Gus Lemcke
St. George Hotel
D.J. Mackey
Perry Houston
Gill Guilty Plea and Rail Freight Rate Shifts
In New York on July 3 the jurors in the Martin Gill murder case failed to reach a verdict after an all night session. Gill then pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and was sentenced to life with hard labor. Separately, railroad leaders discussed a new freight schedule, showing a tendency to lower rates. Rates from New York to San Francisco on the same classes have been reduced across all lines to the Pacific.
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New York
Martin Gill
Mortimer Sullivan
Chs GI
Pacific
San Francisco
Bank liquidation shocks Upef depositors demand funds
Albert reports a large group of depositors including colored men gathered at the Freedmans Bank to withdraw their funds. Officials say the bank has entered liquidation and the actuary is directed to pay out funds. Trustees aim to keep winding up details private until Treasury approval of designated commissioners is received.
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Freedman's Bank
Albert
Secretary of the Treasury
Anaconda Policy Carves Lines Across Rasique Provinces
Maparip reports that Republicans implement a protective border plan to confine the Carliste within Rasique Prov, following a strategy outlined by the lace Geu. Conch, signaling a provocative regional security initiative.
Boy impostor Freddy English linked to Appleton theft
Freddy English, once observed in criminal schemes, is back in custody charged with stealing sleeve buttons from the Superintendent of Appleton Home. He claimed in Brooklyn to be acting as an impostor on instruction from his father, and testified about an alleged crusader plot to gather evidence against saloon-keepers for liquor-law violations.
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Freddy English
Appleton
Brooklyn
George Perkins
Perkins
George
Joseph
Hermes
de Gruyter
BE. H. Fields
George ‘Gixtz
Francis Freeley
Falmouth
Lee
Barney Rosen
De‘Gruyter
Abe
Buch
Newport
Ter
Covington
West Covington
Buena Viste
Bracken
Harrison
Pendietum
Campbell County
Iezekiah Bailey
Johnson and
Front
the Gazette
Edie
A. O
Furkisson
Patrick
Furkissoh
Milford fatality tensions in unclear milled report
A fragmented July 2 notice from Milford reports a fatal injury tied to an incident involving a person named Nasuva Il and a chef. Details are partially illegible, with key actions and outcomes not fully clear.
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Nasuva
N. Il
Milford
River and port updates from July 2 dispatches
Special Dispatches report river conditions and port activity across Louisville Evansville and New Orleans. River levels hold steady with minor falls and boats active at dock and in transit. Towboats Etna and Commonwealth are noted. several vessels arrive or depart as weather remains clear and hot.
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Evansville
J. D. Parker
Memphis
Cincinnati
Shawneetown Har
Old Way
Pew Way
Wabash
Troxton
Andes
Granite State
Kama Graham
Jessie
Cobb
Market Rusts Mixed as Wheat, Corn Slip in July Trade
In Sr. Low on July 2 markets show wheat easing while corn dips to 57 0/0, pork and lard hold near firm levels, hogs steady to 64 35 with heavy receipts around 170. Prices for rye, barley, and oats drift modestly, while whisky quotes stay quiet and cash provisions edge higher.
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Fair Ind
Seibal
Angus
Oil market dull and quiet across multiple hubs
Pirrancna and Parker s Landing report a mostly quiet market with refined prices around 9c and about $1.10 to $1.14 per unit. Titusville notes very quiet trade at $1.75 to $1.73 for small lots while Philadelphia shows a quiet crude around 5 5c and refined near 125,¢.
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Pirrancna
Parker's Landing
United
Titusville
Philadelphia
Mayor Havemeyer Reports Removal of Two Police Commissioners
Governor Dix informed of Gardner and Charlick removal amid damages lawsuit over alleged misappropriation of railroad stocks and bonds. Trial just begun. default rent of 40,800 dollars awarded against the defendant. Also reports the death of Awen at East Orange Street, New York, from hydrophobia, with family noting no known bite or injury.
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Havemeyer
New York
Dix
Gardner and
Charlick
Jayne
Gordon
Awen
East Orange Street
Anti Monosional Convention Nominates Candidates
The Anti Monosional Convention in the Eighth District met at Palbor Illinois and nominated G Bayne a farmer of Woodford County. The Anti Monopolists Convention in Council Bluffs Iowa nominated A Rood of Fremont County on the eleventh ballot. A crowded Milwaukee House reception followed with a political speech. The State Executive Committee met and decided not to call a State Convention, adopting resolutions for unity of action and selecting men for the national convention.
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Tite
Palbor
Yestery Sheer
G. Bayne
Woodford County
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Yeshaw
A. Rood
Fremont County
Netgear Seapsote
Milwaukee
Oehau House
Sasyonaland
Au Sa
Bea Unity of Action
Ees
Mass Meeting at Court House Park Address by Dr Lowrey
A mass meeting at Court House Park will feature Dr Lowrey and others. A Board of Health meeting occurred this morning. Universalist Church wing repairs prompt Dr Tucker to preach at 11 next Sunday at Court House. Dr P P Peck and family left for New York en route to England. Temperance League members plan Oxford trip and Fourth of July picnic on Colle campus with T K Dsert of Cleveland among speakers. Internal revenue in Butler County for June totaled 3409.79. Attempted theft targets Bond & Bros lumber office. a boy’s twenty cents gains were earned by the culprit.
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New York
England
Sabies’ Temparnnance League
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Oxford
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T. K. Dissert
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Sormigh
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Jeferson
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Moore
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Cineinnati
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Lee
Charles’ J.’ Clawson
Iity
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Wisconsin
Episcopal Theological Seminary
St. Joseph's Congregation of
Cold Sprites
Silver Grove
Atter Asylum
Dewey
Bill Nelson
Horne
Teinecke
Flotow
Memurke Bien
Robert le Diable
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Balfe
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Tyés
Squire
Downing
Gida
Petkin
Geo
C. A. Hallam Otto Sinsheimer
E. Wood
T. F. Neyland
Sern Perkins
Judge Lee
Mike Ryan
Frank Betz
Charley Buchanan
City J
Buck
Lisneck
Fourth of July picnic invites loosened in Columbia
The notice admits the Fourth of July picnic got informal beyond plan. Officials caution that invitations should have limited entry to the people of Columbia and advise those unsure of propriety to obtain a certificate. A request is made for voluntary contributions to cover incidental expenses.
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Columbia
Coreey
Donkey Politics and Local Trials in Covington
The piece surveys election heat with Judge Lee and Perkins in Covington, notes fines for assault and disorderly conduct, and recalls a Donkey as a humor symbol in campaigning. It also questions licensing for theft alongside debates on liquor controls.
Electioneering and local notices from Darien and Pocahontas Tribe report
Report notes pavers and a donkey electioneering for Perkins in Darien area, low river levels raising coal theft concerns, and voter activity near Gubser's Mill. Mentions officers elected by Pocahontas Tribe and arrest of Richard Day with speculation Perkins leads by about 1000 votes.
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Perkins
Povnenes
Gubser’s Mill
Lee
Deve Lock
Marshal
Pocahontas Tribe
Sagamore
Oden
Junior Sagamore
Charles Clinckworth
Grant's
Lick
Augusta
Carthage
Cold Spring
Pérkins
Richard Day
Local notices and elections amid river floods and civic events
Odd Fellows parade plans from the city outline routes and times for a July Fourth celebration. Reports mention river flooding, a court bail set at $200, a mayoral action, and a large fireman turnout for a Cincinnati funeral.
Doubts of the Farraday's Loss Dispatch
New York dispatch says nothing can be learned at Picton or Halifax about the reported loss of the cable steamer Parraday. The uncertainty follows a July 2 report from the Merchant's Exchange.
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Farraday
New York
Merchant's Exchange
Picton
Halifax
Parraday
Struck by Lightning in Fonpa New York
A lightning strike in Fonpa New York left three men injured with one death and two others in likely fatal condition. The incident occurred today with details scarce but authorities investigating the event.
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Fonpa
N. Y
Udderzook Death Sentence Upheld by Supreme Court
PHILADELPHIA July 2 The Supreme Court today affirmed the judgment and sentence of death in the case of Udderzook.
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Philadelpha
Supreme Court Today
Udderzook
Government awards one million in gold at fixed rate
The New York report notes the government awarded one million dollars in gold today at a rate ranging from 110.51 to 110.6 percent, marking a notable financial action. The details specify the transaction and the currency unit involved.
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New Yor
Local Chamber orders market reports moved to bulletin board
Reading of market reports from the superintendent’s stand is discontinued starting Monday until the Chamber approves the change. The new firm Caldwell Loder Weber & Co. forms a livestock commission brokerage with Nathaniel Caldwell Albert Loyer and William Donnell joining, all seasoned in stock dealings. Their office will be at the United Railroads Yards hotel.
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Wid
Dan Weber
Shane
County
Nathaniel Caldwell
Calder, Loder & Co
Albert Loyer
Mel, McKce « Co
Donnell
Caldwell, Loder, Weber
Demen
Tnes Teteur
Stoc Commission
Busines
United Railroads Yards
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