Votes and News item summary from scattered notes
A fragmented report notes convicts recaptured after escaping from Ark last week, Paris entry bans by German officers, and General Prim related mentions. It mentions June 20 indemnity payments in cash and gold, Kentucky senate candidates Alfred T. Pope and B. J. Webb from Louisville, and a Little Rock grand jury indictment of a former governor. Also referenced are Brigham’s group leaving New York, Italian cabinet moves to Rome, a Meridian Mississippi train robbery and arrest, and an acting Utah governor noted.
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Alfred T. Pope
B. J. Webb
Louisville
Kentucky
Brigham
New York
Little Rock
Ark
Tom Murphy
Long Branch
Rome
Meridian
Miss
Marion
Mis
Geo. A. Black
Utah
Petroleum a Dangerous Fuel and a Big Rolling Mill Fire
Special dispatch reports a dangerous petroleum incident in Pittsburg where a washerwoman, Mrs Neill, spilled fuel on coals causing an explosion and clothing to ignite. Neill attempted to smother flames with quilts and fled the scene as neighbors aided, with her condition uncertain.
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Times and Chronicle
Portssana
Neill
Murder in Newark Bed Room Slaying Heard by Coroner
A Newark man is slain in his mistress's bedroom by a rival in a bloody attack. Authorities convene a coroner's inquest with testimony detailing the sequence of events and the motive behind the shooting.
Murder in Newark: Botts kills Halstead in mistress's home
New York dispatch reports a Newark murder as George Botts shoots PET Halstead in the chest during a confrontation at 95 South Street. Witness testimony details Botts's motive, the doorway struggle, and Halstead's death minutes later. Botts being jailed.
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New York
Staleetous
Halstead
Iso. B. Halstead
Ib Pg
Broad
Parkhurst
Halstead, Jr
G. B. Hal_ ae
Newark
Jersey
George Botts
South Street
John Spies
Pening Lee
George Botta
Mary
Botts
Mr. Halstead
M Halstead
Paterson
Eseo
Hadsteal
Ciue
Tees
Kirwan
Bass
Mr. Rad
Soldiers' Orphans' Home Contracts At Xenia
In Xenia Ohio on July 3 contracts for erecting buildings at the Soldiers' Orphans Home are awarded under the latest appropriation. Ex Attorney General Stanbery and family visited en route to Neff House Yellow Springs. The semi weekly Gaselle debuts tomorrow. Xenia Lodge I O O F and Shawnee Encampment join many citizens for Dayton celebration tomorrow.
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Times and Chronicle
Xenia
Stanbery
Neff
Yellow Springs
Xenia Lodge
Dayton
The Result of the Elections in Paru
The National Library Safe. The result of the elections announced from Paru with midnight and early morning timestamps. Indicates elections passed and reporting completed by Lexpos via July 2 to July 3.
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Paru
Lexpos
Greenbacks Not Registered Milk River Indians Report
The Acting U S Treasurer cites a War Department report on the Milk River Indians expedition for supplies to the Milk River Agency. Standing Buffalo leads Sioux and Red Sale delegation to Fort Browning for water, buffalo hunting, and trade, with talks of settlement in Montana.
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War Department
Lieuta Infantry
Milk River Agency
Fort Browning
Standing Buffalo
Red Sale Ageiher
Council
Agnor
Quinton
Ste
Buffalo
Montana
Hites
Hudson parishioners oppose priest entry amid unrest
In Hudson New York the vicinity of the church is highly excited as priests threaten to gain access by strategy. Parishioners remain firm and desperate but orderly, fearing the building could be troubled if the priests succeed.
Weather Report From Washington DC July 3 1:30 A M
Weather notes report barometer changes across regions. High pressures in the Middle Atlantic and lower in the Central Atlantic. Falling readings in the Northeast and Southeast. Light rain observed in Salt Georgia. cloudy conditions in Middle and East Atlantic and lower lakes. Warm, partly cloudy with southwest winds and calm conditions elsewhere.
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Howe
Musouri
Lake Ente
Middle Atlantic
Central Atlantic
Psern
Newek
South Atlantic
Rison Tome
Sale Georgia
Middle
East Atlantic
Lakes
Bowen Pardon Papers Delayed By Attorney General Decision
A Washington dispatch reports Bowen expecting pardon papers to be prepared and sent to Long Branch, hoping for Tuesday action. The Attorney General Akerman and prosecutor Walker reportedly refused to recommend a Bowen pardon, with Akerman declining further comment when questioned.
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New York
Washington
Sesetinen
C. C. Bowen
Long Branch
Bowen
Akerman
Heaths Arrive After Canton Drill Exhibition
The Heaths arrived from Canton where two exhibition drills were given to large audiences. They will depart in the morning for Cincinnati to compete with Com A Betaliga Captain Tom Ambrow for the championship and join tomorrow in the city parade.
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Caxsiiimg
Heaths
Canton
Com A
Cincinnati
Betaliga
Tom Ambrow
Vhi Uchineey
Pate Oh City
A Minister About to Retire and Other Far News
London reports Lord Bloomfield to retire as British Ambassador to Vienna with Sir Alexander Buchanan expected to succeed, while Lord Loftus would move to Berlin and Lord Tenterden to St Petersburg. Disturbances by Orange men in Lurgan lead to riot suppression and a deployed military. The Arragon, Bristol and New York Line pioneer steamer, sails with 44 passengers and full cargo amid cheers. French loan prices rise despite quiet elections. Mr. Childers health improves after retirement hints. Davids & Co bank in Eureka shows liquidity strain. Sanderson previously noted for good character. bank to reopen Saturday.
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Londow
Colorado
Lord Bloomfield
Vienna
Alexander Buchanan
Lord Loftus
Ambessador
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Odo Russell
Foreign Office
Lord Tenterden
Orangemen
Lurgan
Ulster County
Arragon
Stemer
New York
Childers
The
Admiralty
River Conditions and Local Weather July 3
Additional River News from Lovevae reports the river rising with 2 feet on the falls and 4 feet in the canal while the Potomac is laid up. The Shannon delays to day and carries Leonidas freight. Tom Rees and barges move Cincinnati to New Orleans. In Prrnseval the Monongahela falls to 23 inches, the lowest water this season. no arrivals or departures. Weather is clear and warm with temperatures around 59 to 89.
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Times and Chronicle
Lovevae
Potomac
Shannon
Leonidas
Monongahela
Newburyport Men Buried in Land Slide
Newburyport Mass July 3 Eleven men were buried when a hillside bank caved in on Hill Street. Eight were rescued with minor injuries. John Twohy and Jas Cushman survived but Cushman left a widow and six children. The fall spanned about 30 feet.
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Newburyport
Mass
On Hill
John Twohy
Jas. Cushman
Tone Clifford
Cushman
Insurance Firms Declined Reinsurance Offer
A formal letter states insurance companies seeking reinsurance were respectfully declined. The author notes that future understanding will grow once a proper system, capital, and character are accepted without discount, enabling legitimate equivalents.
New Mexico Democratic Territorial Convention Report
Democrats of New Mexico met at Santa Fe on June 4 to nominate Jos. M. Gallagos as candidate and faced opponent Cleaves. The convention approved Republican policy elements like the Ku Klux Bill and supported the new departure movement within the party.
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Love
Democrats of
New Ane
Sae Vention
Santa Fee
Jos. M. Gallagos
Colmaniee
Eeu Cleaves
The Results of the Elections in Paris
Paris reports July 3 indicate fifteen moderate Republicans elected and Gambetta returned. Rochefort is declared insane. Workmen voted for Gambetta and Hugo in the Seventh Arrondissement. Sceaux favors the Government candidate. Gambetta and several others are presumed elected. Returns still meager but Paris Press Union may win fifteen seats.
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Paris
Gambetta
Siccle
Rochefort
M. Thiers
Fabrice
France
Hugo
Sceaux
Wallowski
Louviet
Pernolet
Pressouse
Cissey
Andre
Oil market report from July 3 dispatch
To Day's Oil Market notes a steady New York market with crude futures around 133, July than August 26c. Oil City trades are quiet and firmer with crude offered at 5 105 1 18 and 400 on lower creek. Titusville and Cleveland markets are quiet and firm with crude near 5 40 and refined at 23 cents per gallon.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrissura
New York
Oil City
Titusville
Cleveland
Market Quiet Despite 70c Per Dozen Asking Price
New York on July 1 reports sparse activity as buyers and sellers negotiate around 70 cents per dozen. Agents and jobbers indicate few transactions and steady prices amid a slow trading day.
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New York
Train Thrown From the Track in Baltimore Area
An B O Railroad accident near midway between Baltimore and Relay House occurred last evening due to tampering with a switch by a malicious party. A locomotive and several cars derailed but no serious injuries were reported. Washington and Western trains were delayed until morning.
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Baltimore
B, and O
Relay House
Washington and Western
Corn and Wheat Prices Rumor Bid in July Markets
Bourrato reports mixed Western corn at 61 611c and No 2 Western at 60c per bush. Wheat price changes include a 1c rise for wheat, 10c for corn, and 6c for oats. Detroit notes dull wheat with No 1 white at 133 134 and regular 125. mixed corn offered at 55c with no buyers. Portoplo flour and no changes in No 2 red at 1 38 per bushel.
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Bourrato
New York
Detroit
Treadwell
County Commissioners' Proceedings at Calera and Carthage repairs
The county board reports on repairs to a culvert at Calera and various shop and jail work including stone, tinware, mops and gravel costs. It lists receipts and expenditures, noting arrivals of steamer and canal traffic, staff, and items such as stamps and weathered building expenses.
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Seston
Board of R.E
Terensees
Calera
Iscehie
H.weber
Carthage Ri
Urian
Humble
John Jus
Hamilton
Hein
Prince Imperial Frederick trip to England with wife
Beruix reports that Prince Imperial Frederick, with William and wife, depart tomorrow for England on a royal visit to Queen Victoria.
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Prince Imperial
England
Beruix
Prince Imperial Frederick
William
Wife
Queen Victoria
Victor Emmanuel Receives Enthusiastic Reception in Rome
Roms July 3 report: Victor Emmanuel arrived today to a warm, enthusiastic greeting from locals and officials. Crowds gathered as the monarch reviewed ceremony and parade events planned in the city center.
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Roms
Victor Emmanuel
Warehouse Act Supreme in Question in Chicago Opinion
The Chicago issue reports that the Acts Regulating Warehouses are upheld as constitutional and that provisions relating receipt, transportation, and delivery of grain fall under protective railroad, warehouse, and carriage regulations. It notes statements about military and political figures, with references to General Grant, Sherman, Meade, and Lincoln era correspondence, and discusses the Tribune’s published claims about Thomas and other officials.
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Washington Cort
Thomas
Lisboe
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Gamecal
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Lee
Presider
Lincoln
Richenant Cooney
Sheridar
Meade
Halleck
Indianapolis
Fide
Colfax
Horse Chestnut Starch and Flour Production Details
A historical note describes processing horse chestnuts into starch and flour. It covers pulping with machinery, mixing with water, aging to settle, adding miric acid to speed settling, drying the starch, reusing sieved remnants for feed, and yields of chestnut starch around 16 to 17 percent with cautions for food use including washing and stabilizers.
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Chester
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