Steam safety valve tests prompt board advertisement
The Board of Supervising Inspectors of Steamboats will advertise for all working models of steam safety valves. Valves are to be placed in the possession of the Board’s Committee by the first of the month. The notice follows a study and new machinery devised to resolve undecided questions about these attachments. The Republican reports Secretary Delano and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs are pushing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
Cincinnati Wasutxertor
Indian the Republican
Delano
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Dispatch to The Cincinnati Times from Iowa July 2
A brief dispatch reaches Cincinnati with latest Iowa news dated July 2. It notes local developments, weather impact, and notable totals from state events, highlighting the day's significant occurrences and public interest topics.
Democratic Convention Nominates Larkin for Congress
Fragmented report notes James A. Johnson for Lieutenant j and J G Bendills for Treasurer on ballots. It mentions Mandeville for Comp and reaffirmation of F Swift for Congress. Mention of a state aid plan and a Third District nomination in Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Johnson
Mandeville
J. G. Bendills
F. Swift
Congress
Larkin
Leslie
Ilasgow
Moulton Price Conspiracy And Arrest Question
Fragmentary report from New York dated July 2 hints at a conspiracy involving Moulton and a price case. The text suggests perjury allegations and an ongoing effort to compel testimony about his connections. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Jury Deliberations Prolonged as Judge Seeks Unanimous Verdict
Court records describe jurors failing to reach a unanimous decision in a trial with Judge Neilson urging silence. Clerks noted jurors answering their names softly, while discussion touched on law versus fact and possible adjournment. Scores report strong performances by Pollock and Wil son for the Irish team and Gildersleeve and others for the American side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Neilson
Gece
Dungreesen
Sienna
Lean F. Taylor
Democratic Nominations in San Francisco July 2 Convention
Democratic nominations event in San Francisco referenced for July 2 with mentions of General William Minis and a surveyor role. Details are fragmentary, listing names without clear roles or outcomes from the convention. No precise date beyond July 2, no locations beyond San Francisco, and no organization verification.
Villain Towaxpa Pa July 1 Execution Reported
A fragment from Towaxpa Pennsylvania dated July 1 reports the execution of a person described as a villain. The brief note lacks clear names, charges, or location details beyond the venue and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towaxpa
Baseball summary from St Louis and San Francisco reports
St Louis Browns defeated the Washingtons 14 to 2 in a game at St Louis on July 1. In San Francisco, the Pacific Mail steamer City of Tokio arrived at QueExstons on July 1 with the Eria steamship from New, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. Louis Browns
Washingtons
QueExstons
Eria
New
River News Dispatches Update From Cincinnati Times
Special dispatch reports terse notes on river topics and weather in New Alsaxy and nearby towns. References to Mitchell Leura Da Ma and Minneols appear amid garbled notes about schedules and a Sunflower service to Madison being lengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River News
Cincinnati Times
Alzaxy
Mitchell
Leura da Ma
Minneols
Thompson Dean
Madison
Weather Report Following Signal Service Forecast
Weather bulletin from the Signal Service lists observations for July 2 at 7:05 AM. Data shows readings 2940 67 66 with units and division notes. details reference Army and commerce agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8. Army Division of and For the Benefit of Commerce and
Ciscomati
Weather Log Fails to Readable Clarity
The readable fragments describe weather observations and river levels along the Mississippi. West winds ease as barometric pressure varies and the river slowly rises while some areas experience slight changes in temperature and conditions tonight into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sighal Orricen Washixeror
West Gulf
Sey Elmagen Ag
U Mississi d Losourt
Unclear doomed scene cites barmah king and ships
Fragmentary report describes a King of Barmah denying British passage and U S warships near Kiel, with a heavy cannonade and Carlist movements. A Vienna dispatch mentions peasant revolts in Ivapia and Deva amid unrest, with casualties and chaotic conditions indicated by garbled text.
Law Takes Effect as Boston Debuts New Prohibition
The new law in Boston tightens liquor control and licenses will be revoked for sellers of impure liquor. Mayor Cobb vows to close weak points and enforce licenses. A fire insurance dispute flares between National Board of Fire Underwriters and Boston firms, prompting a broader industry shakeup. The Inter-State Educational Convention formed a permanent association and plans a June meeting in Memphis with national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cobb
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Boston Companies
Fire and Marine
National
Seaneaen
Goorsiery
Lees W
Bang
Stear
W. F
National Teachers” Association
M. C. Briggs
Northwestern University, of
Chicago
Memphis
Drowned Captain Frits R Regan in New Orleans
Cries and casualties report Captain Frits R Regan drowned after his ship Star of the Sea went overboard in New Orleans yesterday. Also noted is the Baltimore council expelling W Browning on charges, and banks in Bowling Green Ky arming guards against suspected presence of James and Youn in the area. A missing person case from St Louis involves A Chestainn Tarver and Rishatlee with a detective pursuing charges. Alexander Irwin, confidential clerk, faces bankruptcy and related actions.
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Frits R
Regan
New Orleans
Council of
Baltimore
W. Browning
Bowling Green
James
Youn
A. Chestainn
Tarver & Rishatlee
Mem
St. Louph
Washington Notes on Indian Affairs Investigation
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs joins Yale Missouri Professor Marsh and H George W Love of New York to press Betl ey affairs and seeks evidence to aid a thorough inquiry. The Executive Committee of the National Grange meets, and a sub committee is expected to report in favor of Louisville Kentucky as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Marsh
Yale
Missouri
George W. Love
New York
Betley
National Gun of the Patrons of Husbandry
Great Britain
Louisville
Kentucky
May Geld Kentucky Man Subdues Violent Intruder at Home
In May Geld on the 22d inst Daniel Galbraith attempted to kill or rob the Jones family. James and Joseph Jones Jr with a double shotgun and an ax restrained him after he wounded one man and caused a split nose. Galbraith confessed he wished to die and feared others would kill him if he harmed the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Galbraith
Jones
Galbraith
Abe
Sete
Dismukes
Correct Method for Preparing Oranges Described By Traveler
A traveler outlines an odd method to prepare oranges, insisting you must cut away the yellow skin thoroughly, then peel and squeeze the fruit, forcing juice through the rind. The text rambles about biting into juice and mentions waiting overnight for a dew bath, with garbled phrases and unclear steps.
Frolicsome Mae of Vermont Shouts at Hall Event
Fragmentary text describes a lively figure associated with Vermont, a shout at a hall, a person named Gee, and a red team. Details are unclear but imply a public gathering or performance with playful tone and cryptic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Hall
The Mexican Troubles Reach Matamoras Clash Near Cortina
Advices from Brownsville report a critical situation at Matamoras with a potential clash between Mexican soldiers and armed citizens aiming to seize Cortina. Matamoros businesses are closed as tensions rise and private reports from the Black Hills expedition hint at richer mineral discoveries than previously thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Brownsville
Texas
Matamoras
Matamoros
Cortina
Black Hills
Beech er Trial Jury Fails To Agree In Tilton Beecher Case
Jurors in the Theodore Tilton versus Henry Ward Beecher case report they cannot reach a verdict after a long session. Judge Neilson plans to reconvene at 10 o clock with counsel and jurors, while remarks emphasize that the disagreement stems from weighing testimony and credibility, not inattention. Nine to three stands reportedly for acquittal, with jurors identified as Jeffre Fisher, Devin, and others, amid a crowded Plymouth gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Tilton
Henry Ward Beecher
Neilson
Bower
Plymouth
Beecher
Howard
Acc
Bhs
Porter, Shearman, Abbott
H Ae
Morris and
Alan
Carpenter
Ceala
Asa
Serra Tet Jef Frye
Tilton d Moulton
Mrs Beecher
Tilton
Jeffre Fisher
Ted Devin
Tileen
Cortina to be shot if rescue attempt made
Galveston News notes a court order barring rescue actions for Cortina with death penalties for any attempt. Judge Castillo, Cortina’s wife, and fourteen others are jailed. Authorities close all public spaces while potential escape boats head toward the mouth of the Rio Grande to move Cortina to Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortina
Treabile
Oriezaxs
Galveston News
Tenniel
Castillo
Matamoras
An Grande
Vera Ruz
England Lady Franklin Report From London Alive
A London message reports Lady Franklin still alive and slowly improving. The item appears amid a brief news wire with partial text referencing Burma and Indian government matters and a stray line about a medical condition and government acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Eke
Flood Devastates Southern France Inundation Sees Losses
The floods sweep the southern portion of France causing comparable distress as authorities report extensive property damage and multiple fatalities. President MacMahon continues his tour through the affected districts assessing relief needs and promising aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
MacMahon Notinues
Civil Rights Suit Filed Over Segregation Claim
A civil rights suit was filed yesterday by a white man named Smith alleging discrimination at his property in Wasatsoton. The plaintiff states he was refused entry to his own premises after he insisted on admitting white patrons, seeking legal remedy against the alleged ejectment and segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatsoton
Smith
Closing of Stock Exchange Hours Change
The Stock Exchange will close at 3 P M tomorrow and reopen at 11 A M the following day extending a temporary halt. Traders and investors are advised to adjust schedules accordingly as market operations resume after the closure period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Stock Exchange
New York
Loa Eat Exchange
Ex-Treasurer Slams Plea in Bond Embezzlement Case
New York July 2 Alexander Slamilton ex treasurer of Jersey City indicted for embezzling 16 000 in bonds and 32 000 in funds pled guilty in Hudson County Court of Sessions and was sentenced to three years in state prison plus a 1000 fine. Suit filed against bondsmen for the embezzled total. New York, July 2 Hughes murderer hanged at 12:30 this morning. He died after st etellation in eighteen minutes. About one hundred witnesses attended. He protested his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander Slamilton
Jersey City
Hudson County Court of Sessions
Newrox
N. J
Hughes
Humboldt
Ano
Anthony
Gibbs
Carey
Sae
France
Upas
Coeat
Cesar
Peru
New York Steamer Specie Engagements Reach 1.5 Million
New York reports Saturday’s steamers have already engaged specie totaling 1.5 million dollars, with higher amounts expected. The figure reflects active financial movements in the port and related markets.
Monongahela Freight Tests Patent Coal Attachment
Special Dispatches describe river levels at Pittssura and Cincinnati with the Monongahela rising. The Vigilant towboat tested a patent coal burning attachment, burning 73 shovels of coal versus 108 without it, and claimed reduced gas emissions. Reports cover Louisville and Evansville weather, river depths, and arrivals with scant traffic today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Pittssura
Monongahela
Ohio
Ser
C. H. Rockwell
Rice
Kittie Siegler
Cincinnati
le Louis
Louisville
Oil market steadies across towns in July dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times notes a quiet oil market on July 1 with Parker's Landing at $1 shipments ready and markets in Oil City and Titusville steady. Tidioute shows firmer prices around $128 1 3, Philadelphia reports crude at 5 1 2 cents and refined at 12 cents.
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Parker's Landing
United
Oil City
Titusville
Tidioute
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce Session Postponed to Tuesday
Pers says Mr Joseph Redmond and family will depart for the East tomorrow morning. If the Worthington law applies to county indebtedness, several contractors regret their bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pers
Mr. Joseph
Redmond
East
Worthington
City notes and court action amid political shift
Superintendent of Police Snellaker is absent from the city and Mayor Johnston acts as acting chief. The Beecher verdict sparked little discussion with unease about changes. jurors sealed their votes. The Board of Control believes county day labor wages of $2 a day may fall. Augustus Grending was arraigned before Commissioner Hooper for retailing liquor without payment of the special tax and posted $500 bail for examination next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snellaker
Johnston
Augustus Grending
Hooper
Henry Wernke Arrested for Sellin Charged by Commissioner Hooper
Henry Wernke appeared before Commissioner Hooper on a charge of selling without payment of the credit tax. The examination was postponed. The defendant was granted bail set at $500 for his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wernke
Hooper
Work-House Sentences From Judge Linda Opinion
The Work-house sentences were handed down this morning by Judge Linda. Individuals cited include Geo Kiefer for abusing family with 50 days, Fred Rossner for seine 40 days, Jos Lippert Jno Strubbe Frank Smith Geo Eckert and Henry Parker for loitering 30 days each, Margaret O'Brien for disorderly conduct 10 days, Mar St McGowan for drunkenness four months, Derr for abusing family 90 days, Catherine Canada for drunkenness 90 days, and Anna Cronin for disorderly conduct 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Geo. Kiefer
Fred. Rossner
Seine
Jos. Lippert
Jno
Catharine
City court case to recover thirty-two dollars debt
The committee of Council and Board of Aldermen ordered advertising for a magistrate court appearance in a suit filed by the Cincinnati Commercial to recover thirty two dollars with interest. The case titled Halstead et al versus Mullaney Dirr Rotherag Wunder Rascher Witter Coughlin and Bane will be heard before Esquire Johnson on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Council and Board of Aldermen
Cincinnati
Halstead
Jac. A. Gano
C. D. Millar
Daniel J. Mullaney
Gabriel Dirr
Herman Rotherag
W Sam. Wunder
John Conn A. Rascher
Jno. Witter
Jno. Coughlin
Morris Bane
Esquire Johnson
Spat with Merchants Delays National Grange Bid
The Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade clash over inviting the National Grange to Cincinnati. A conference was set for 10 o clock, then independence by the Chamber officers, and a factional letter from Grorog McALPry Henry Max and H. H. SIMPRINSON urging new appointments. A meeting of directors is planned to form a new committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Cincinnati
Louisville
Richard Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Murray
Board O Trade
Chamber
W. T. Bishop
Cincinnati Chamber invites National Grange to locate in city
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce urges the National Grange to set its headquarters in Cincinnati and extends a formal invitation. In a letter from Secretary Charles B. Murray, the chamber touts Cincinnati as a great trading center with strong manufacturing, transportation, and distribution networks, urging the Grange to consider the city for headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Patrons of Husbandry
Washington
Murray
Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce’ and Merchants’ Exchange
National Grange
Patrons Husbandry
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce of
Cincinnati
Chamber
Philadeity
Sea Board
Charles B. Murray
Sec’y
Cincynati Chamber of Commerce
Merk and His Bondsman in Local Bond Case
Mr Merk faced trouble securing bondsmen as Sargent and Milton Sayler were disqualified by court rules. Kenkel, previously accepted, surrendered. Merk then turned himself in to court. He sought a replacement bondsman and searched among Frank Lim, Joseph He man, and Mayor Reis, but found none. Prosecution sets Mr Snelbaker for Tuesday and Merk and Reinlein for Wednesday. Lawyers for Sael filed a demurrer challenging the indictment’s applicability to a municipal officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merk
Messrs
Sargent
Milton Sayler
Cort
Kenkel
Polksbial Cove
Keakelt
Ity
Frank Lim
Joseph Heman
Jo pong_ius Reis
Snelbaker
Merk and
Reinlein
Sael
Rasan
Iine
Peoria Board of Trade visitors to meet in city arrival day
A reception committee was appointed by President Holloway to welcome about 150 Peoria Illinois Board of Trade members next Wednesday. The group spans Change area sectors including Pork Salt and Transportation with listed local representatives and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Peoria
Iils
Holloway
Races At Cincinnati Third Edition Second Day
The day at the Cincinnati races was cool with light rain reducing attendance but drawing a larger crowd than yesterday. In the mile and repeat for a $500 purse, horses Daisy Miller, Harem, Lottie Moon, Worcester, Vienna, Granger and others ran. Daisy Miller led the first heat in 1:15 with Lottie Moon close behind, Hazen won the second heat in 1:41 3 53 with Daisy Miller second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Ek Farr Grovunps
Mara
Harem
King bin
Daisy Miller
Worcester
Lottie Moon
Vienna
Granger
Hazen
Pipe Laying Aims At 18 Mile Gas Line To City Works
Special dispatch notes plans nearly complete for a six inch pipe from the Clinton Township gas well in Butler County to the Iron Works of Graff Bennett Spang Challant in this city. The project is estimated at 14000 to 150000 dollars and could lead to further iron works adoption if successful. Capt John M Phillips departs for Cincinnati this afternoon and may extend his trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrasone
Clinton Township
Butler County
Graff, Bennett & Co
Spang, Challant &Co
John M. Phillips
Cincinnati
California
Moulton’s Card Links Beecher Case to Perjury Claims
An 1860s Brooklyn newspaper fragment reports Joseph Moulton implicates Francis D. Moulton in forging a false affidavit in the Leeder case. Beecher counsel plan to indict for perjury and subornation, with a grand jury imminent. A judicial examination of the affidavits is threatened, referencing Montague Street, Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
New York
New York Tribune
Henry Ward Beecher
Joseph M
Leeder
Beecher
Brooklyn
Pelmary
Grand Jury
Movutox
Montague Street
N. Y
California Democratic Conv en San Francisco Ticket Set
California Democratic Convention in San Francisco completes its ticket amid party actions and planning. Delegates finalize nominees and outline platform topics as July events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ies Ss
Market Summary From Fragmentary OCR Entry
Fragmentary market notes show fluctuations with fat market terms. Mentions include flour, oats, cornee and firm oats, cotton prices listed as middling at 15 30, lard and whisky values cited in nominal figures. Names and precise entities are largely garbled.
Texas agriculture boom and emigration advice in Texas
Correspondent from Lawrence Texas writes that Northern Texas yields prolific crops with sweet potatoes selling high per acre and corn staying green. He touts Texas as a land of opportunity for the poor, notes strong emigration, and advises seeing land near markets. Land can be bought for 2 to 5 dollars per acre through the Texas Colony Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Lawrence
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Northwest States
Pertinan
Usien
Union
Ppa
Bible Waiting for an O To the Editor of the Cincinnati Times
Mr W T Kirkpatrick of this place reports a diary titled Bible found in Nashville during the war. Captain George H King of Company I 102d Illinois Y L Oneida keeps it. it spans 1864 into 1865. Owners may prove ownership and claim the book by writing to Lewisville Denton County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
W. T. Kirkpatrick
Nashville
Tenn
George H. King
Company I
Ilinois Y. L
Oneida
Ena
Lewisville
Denton County
Texas
Peru and the Guano Trade Quarrel局
The text reports a disrupted dispute between the United States of Lita and the Dreyfus firm over guano sales. Financial agents of Peru face pressure as the city besieges offices and four percent tax refusals surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lita
House of Dreyfus
Guano Po
Fae Niiaey
Romp With the Bog in East Park Foreshadows Playful Fox Hound
In Erie Pennsylvania yesterday a large fox-hound played with a young toddler aged between one and two in East Park. The dog lounged and stretched beside the child and, at times, charged into the group of dogs before calming again. The scene featured gentle interactions and lighthearted frolics between the animal and the juvenile friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Penn
East Park
Wold
Fragmentary note on costumes and drawing figures
A terse scribble discusses costumes used to imitate the nude in daylight. It mentions masks or coverings that mimic the body’s form, notes about skirts, and a critique of exaggeration in the portrayal. The fragment hints at artistic concerns with modesty and display in costume design.
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Brooxers
Thayer
Pand
Indian Affairs
Cial
Iowa
M@OEDER - PRICE CONSPIRACY
D. Moulton
Beecher Jury
Beenes
Pollock
Wilson
Fulton
Gildersleeve
Aeons
Canfeld
Oe Fal
Brace
Ballard
Bennet
Milner
McKenna
Johnson
Rigby
H. Fulton
Walkington
Banks
Calfornia
Weather Report
Fane
Barmah
United States
Franklin
Kiel Barber
Stockholm
Adra Worden
di Hes
Alfonsist Gathichis
Manera
Viena
Deva
Vidlally
Ivapia
Pare
Alexander ‘Irwin
Osalee
MayGeld
Monitor
Playful College
Oclioch
P. M
Heilis
THE
England
Lady Franklin
India
Douglas Oe
New Jersey
Guiltty
Emberziemit
Additional River News
Ee ‘Cayne
Int
Future City
Shannon
New Orleana
Indiana
Evansville
Local Matters
Board of Control
Committee On Police and Prisons
Board of Tredepe
Waa
Board of Officers
His Bondsman
Cass
Peoria Board of Trade
B. W. Gale, W. D. Chapman
W.H. Gilpin
Thos. B. Shatler
SALT
F. A. Laidley
John A. Clark
O. B. Fanilly
Geo. K. Duckworth
Julius Freiberg
Ladlow
Thomas Sherlock
John Kyle
J.D. Parker
Julius Reis
Geo. Taylor
Indianapolis
Hey
Chan
Georgetown
Thomas Kane
Burt
Hayes East End Glee Club
Sportsman's Hall
Court Bulletin
Common Pleas
Cox
M&s
May Kennedy
Maktin
Mary Kennedy
Joseph Dennison
Evan Nixon
BATES
Columbus
Pittsburg
Warsaw Pike
Ol Lott
New York and Railroad
Cove
Tansign
Allantern
Horace Greeleys
James Gordon Bennetts
Danbury
Ana
Freman O
Cart
Martin’s
Lewes Hileas Os
Martin
Cor
Firth and Welnut
Licking River
Robert and
Josie Keating
Owen
Mucafor R&t
Elixie
Liebigs
Re Giat
Sera Eer
Davin Ganeom
Akesonior.r
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