Fire and Failure at Ley's Spinning Factory
Ley's spinning and weaving factory in Boston, France, burned, causing two deaths and fifty-three employees to be thrown out of work. Reports show Liabilities at $500,000 for H. Clason & Co., merchants trading with Bora gg Liverpool and Stuttgart.
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Stuttgart
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Maryland Republicans split over Fulton and Cresswell factions
A Baltimore political rift deepens as the Fulton wing ousts Wilkins and places Thomas as Collector of the Port, signaling a sharper division within the Maryland Republican ranks. The president contemplates a southern tour later this year, aiming to meet leaders and citizens alike.
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Ralphas Springs
Tragic Bus Kills David Wenter in Bee Line Crash
Special Dispatch reports David Wenter of Kirksville killed Saturday night when struck by a Bee Line train. The city prepares July Fourth festivities with a Murphy picnic in Goodale Park and dome illumination of the State House. Teachers travel to Tulia Bay for a convention as county fair activities loom. Governor Young departs for Defiance. soldiers Chare or Wooley face burglary charges at the barracks commissary.
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Cincinnati Times
Columnus
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Kirksville
Murphy
Goodale Park
Statehouse
Tulia Bay
County Fair Grounds Society
Governor Young
Defiance
John Chare
John W. Wooley
River Dispatch Lists Idlewild Cairo and Other Towns
Special dispatch from Evansville July 3 provides a port list with trips from Idlewild to Cairo and Bowling Green to Bowling Green at 4 PM and 4:30 PM to New Orleans 6 PM and 11 PM to St Louis. The Kansas Belle loads 190 birds of tobacco with 200 tons discharged. Weather partly clear and hot with 90s. River standing 10.3 feet and falling.
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Cincinnati Times
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Idlewild
Cairo
Bowling Green
Shipkle
Memphis
Charles
New Orleans
Laura da
Louis
Cincinnati
Mary
Ler
St Louis
Kansas Belle
Belle
Banks Hold Quiet Markets as Dividend News Dims
July 3 market report notes dividend announcements from First National Bank at 6 percent and National Bank of Commerce at 3 percent. Call money tight, Cincinnati Southern bonds firm, older issues steady. Little Miami and Cincinnati Southern rail lines show muted activity amid mixed bids and asks.
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New York
Fragmentary Names and Sales Reported in Erratic OCR
A jumble of names and locations appears in an OCR snippet including Daniel Keiyou Sandy Spring John L Kennedy Pittshore Pa and others. The text lists various sales items with prices and quantities such as lean meat RC coleman T Ewing Milter and several place names like Hartford City WV New Orleans Le and Williamstown Ty. The fragment also notes goods including whiskey with per bushel and per gallon prices, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Sandy Spring
John L. Kennedy
Pittshore
Coleman T. Ewing Milter
Col
Oyata Jd
Williamstown
Hartford City
W. Va
J. Barkhouse
Lonieville
Charles Nathan
New Orleans
Barkets by Tetegrapn and Market Figures
Market price notes across grains meats and commodities with mixed activity. Wheat and corn futures show quiet to steady. pork and beef values varied with cash steadiness. Cotton, coffee, sugar and petroleum reflect subdued trading. eggs and turpentine listed with minor shifts.
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Sige
Rio
Louisiana
Carolina
Market Report from Pirrspuns July 3
Special Dispatch notes a quiet market with refined trade on tard cars and a stagnant Barrels Market. Prices show minor activity with crude barrels dull and bids around 80.
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Cincinnati
Pirrspuns
Court Bulletin: Suit In Common Pleas Over Firm Funds
A suit in the common pleas concerns Wheeler and Wheeler partners alleging misappropriation of firm funds. The plaintiff claims capital, a bank check of $250, and a disputed distribution, with fraud and lien questions debated as the case proceeds through demurrer and pleas.
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Eima Wheeler
K. Cwhaeler
Ee Tiepetljon
Wheeler
Tucker
Wander
Ooica
Finul
Probate Court Seeks Executors in Mary Graham Will
The probate matter before Judge Matson concerns the will of Mary Graham. The document outlines assets including realty valued at $2,000 and personal holdings of $2,250. An assignment from Krowck of Commalneville to J. H. McMakin is noted for the benefit of creditors.
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Jobo
Krowck
Commalneville
Ting
J. HL McMakin
Russians Lose Heavy Again in Erzeroum Siege Counterattack
A dispatch from Erzeroum dated Sunday reports the siege of Kars raised and a bloody Turkish sortie. Russian losses near Zemin are listed at about four thousand killed or wounded. Turks celebrate victory as Danube activity and new crossing preparations unfold near Balaklava.
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Danube
Balari
Jon Rustchak
Tragic Brawl Near Tamar St Louis Ends in Deaths
Two Derouch brothers and their kin clash with Marshal Corgan and Constable in Tawaroa Illinois. Charles Winthrop is killed. Henry Winthrop stabbed and wounded. Barneys arrest follows and several others suffer injuries as the melee ends with several in custody. Great town uproar follows the violent incident.
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Wamed Lige
Barney Derouch
Tawaroa
Ilinois
Barney
Corgan
Marshal Corgan
Ce Javier Taylor
Henry
Charles Winthrop
Pinto
Charles ‘Wint
Henry Winthrop
Winthrop
Teas Day Record Crop Forecast Amid Heavy Rains
In Cotomaus on July 3 local farmers with fifty years residence report no prior tea day larger than this season. Crop yields are expected to be abundant as rains improve the wheats harvest though some fields are uneven due to weather. Dr. Ouserkle, Mexican War veteran who left Germany with Carl Schurz, died yesterday afternoon.
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Irne Dr. Ouserkle
America
Carl Schurz
Bad Shweat
Navy ruling cites New Jersey case on labor contracts
The Navy Secretary announces a directive upholding a New Jersey Supreme Court decision regarding eight hour work limits and the legality of contracts. The ruling discusses rates for foremen and laborers and the legal binding effect on parties under the interpreted labor law.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
New Jersey Supreme Court
Arthur ‘Martie
Don A4
Missing State Records Probed in Auditors Office
New Orleans July 3 witness testified before the Auditorial Cesena that missing books of the Auditor's office were moved and delivered to Marshall Pitkin's Chief Deputy Stockton at the Buston house. Marshal Wharton promised a search and return of missing records to the State. Experts report about one hundred fifty six thousand dollars in tax collectors hands not paid into the State Treasury.
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Cesena
Marshall Pitkin
Stockton
Buston House
Marshal Wharton
Siste Treasury
The Grever Inquiry Report Progress
The commission adjourned after a brief session awaiting more witnesses. The inquiry targets charges against Senter Grove and involves state politicians. Additional witnesses were expected to arrive for further testimony.
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Gregor
Senter Grove
Tenday
Pene IE
Maperinne
Smuggling Ring Arrests and Escape Reported
James Towers a carman for Dunlap Express was arrested. Owens and rar 0a were also arrested and gave bail. Robert Scott, leader of the smugglers, is believed to have escaped yesterday morning.
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James Towers
Carman
Owens
Rar
Governor Noyes at Home Plans for July 4 Celebration
BoaRsakap New Hampshire July 3 The governor will attend the local celebration tomorrow with United States Senators and other figures. Officials expect a sizable turnout as part of the holiday observance.
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BoaRsakap
N. H
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Cole Tx J Ae
New Hampshire United States
Stock closing report from the New York Stock Exchange
The latest closing quotations show United States Bonds and several major equities with bids and sales reported. Companies mentioned include United States Bonds United States Express New York Central Harlem Delaware and Hudson Pittsburgh and Western Union Central and Lake.
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