Political maneuverings shadow Hale postmaster bid
Wasumetox notes that Hale would have supported Blaine for Postmaster General but health concerns blocked Cabinet entry. Orth seeks the Russian Mission, Butler's name enters the discussion, Moran may take Assistant Secretary of State with Fish moving to London. Court of Inquiry finding praised. Tornado displaced over one hundred houses on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumetox
Hale
Blaine
Representative Orth
Gén. Butler
Thomas Moran
State Department
Nicholas Fish
Nicholas Fish, Now Secretary of Legation
Berlin
London
Moran
Court of Inquiry
Gen
Howard
Fourth of July Accidents and Big Betting at the Races
A Special Dispatch from Columbus reports Julius Kremer, an architect, severely injured by a Roman candle. The article notes end of the races hoped to rid the city of a mob of thieves and gamblers lasting about a week. It estimates pools wagered around $50,000 over four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
CoLumaus
Julius Kremer
Seriee Ern Ann Oen
New York
Lange
Fourth of July Casualties Report from Richmont
Special Dispatch to the Defy Times from Richmont on July 6 reports Col Dudley of Wayne County returning from a picnic when his two month old child died en route. A boy named Price injured himself by exploding powder in a bottle, losing one eye and possibly both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defy Times
Richmont
Dudley
Wayne County
Price
Notorious gambler dies in hotel woods accident
Special Dispatch reports at Wapakonetta during the horse fair, a gambler arrested, allowed to visit his wife in a hotel room, later seen lying dead in nearby woods with a broken neck. Authorities suspect he climbed a tree, slept, and fell.
Fire destroys freight car on Pan Handle near Dayton
Saturday afternoon a freight car loaded with agricultural goods detached from a mixed Pan Handle train near East Dayton's Box 27. The car burned uncontrollably. loss about 500 dollars. An inquest ruled the death accidental after a man was struck near the C C C I round house by a midnight passenger train. Treasury receipts total 376257.34 dollars for Saturday. Fourth of July gatherings occurred with no major incidents, including a large Soldiers’ Home salute and multiple picnics around Dayton and Watervliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Dayton
Feant
Fes
East
Everackers
Kurz
C. and I. Round House
Mike
D. H. Dryden
Howe
Watervliet
Shaker Village
Fire Alarm News From Multiple Cities
A July 5 report describes fires in Hudson Chicago Pontiac and Louisville with varied damages. It notes a stock loss of about 17 000 including two frames ten cars and pig iron cotton and miscellaneous goods insured under local company fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicaco
Pontiac
Yestentey
Sem
de Lovisvi.e
Steuben Brothers Oil Factory Burns in Brooklyn
Naw Yor July 6 Steuben Brothers oil factory in Brooklyn burned last night causing about 36000 dollars in losses with no information on injuries or causes available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuben Brothers
Brooklyn
Coalition Plans Action Against Havemeyer Political Fight Rising
Meisting Mavemeyer and allies prepare a broad opposition effort including Tam many Hall figures Alder man Oswald Ottendorfer and a reform Council group. The Attorney General’s office aids prosecutions, while police commissioners face reappointment disputes and calls for relief amid a charged New York political landscape.
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New Years
John Kelly
Tammany Hall General Committee
Oswald Ottendorfer
Council of Reform
Re Havemeyer
Oliver
Hugh
Fairchild
Gardner
Char
Diebecker
Duryea
Charlick
Ers
Storm Wrecks Washington D C and Lewistown Bridge
A severe storm in Washington D C and nearby Morrisbar stage wreaked damage with wind and rain. Trees toppled, fires avoided, and the long railroad bridge at Lewistown fell, though main Penn l railroad travel remains operating as wires lie down between Harrisburg and Lewistown. Several lives were lost in the incident, with names including Grarteseshen and Bartley among the dead in Pat Glen Iron area and others in Lewistown and Harrisburg districts.
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Harnisevac
Lewistown
Grarteseshen
M. Bartley
Miffin
Pilastieker
Herbert Shuirk
Clayton Weedman
Pat- Glen
Weather brief for Grand Tower to Vicksburg and Ohio River
A brief weather note reports clear skies and hot conditions across the area from Grand Tower to Vicksburg along the Ohio River. No precipitation or wind details provided.
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Grand Tower
St. Louis
Julia
Vicksburg
Ohio River
Steamships Steinman Brittanic Canadia Arrivals Report
Marine news from New York on July 5 notes the Steinman arrived from Antwerp and California from Glasgow on July 1. Also reported are the Brittanic and Canada from Liverpool and the Belgic from New York, which has arrived and is now in port. Westphalia from New York reached on July 5.
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New York
Steinman
Antwerp
California
Glasgow
Brittanic
Canada
Liverpool
London
Belgic
Plymoon
Westphalia
Fight at the beer saloon leaves one man fatally hurt
Gothard Franklin and Hector Maloney, residents of place, quarreled at Anton Lotzi’s beer saloon on the Fourth. Franklin struck in the abdomen, injuring Maloney’s adversary in the ribs. the wounded man is not expected to recover. Malone is not arrested as yet, and no charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gothard Franklin
Hector Maloney
Place
Beer Saloo
Anton Lotzi
Franklin
Malone
Law
Fourth of July tribute at Mount Pleasant features grand oration
At Mount Pleasant a large Fourth of July audience heard Rev Dr John Walden reflect on heritage and patriotism. Hon J F Wright read the Declaration of Independence while Jailer Evitt attracted attention with a comically tall hat. The crowd praised the eloquence and classic references to Emerson and Tennyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
John Walden
Collins
Carthage
J. F. Wright
Cappeller
Emerson
Tennyson
Joshua
Ajalon
Fourth of July quiet with minor incident at city saloon
The Fourth passed without major trouble though a scuffle erupted at a Third Ward saloon involving Krebs and Richardson. A bottle neck caused injuries, but most events remained orderly. A fire in Basin Street carriage shop led to a quick blaze discovery. officials suspect accidental spontaneous combustion rather than arson.
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Yams ’ & Man
Krebs
Richardson
Niles Tool Works
Nathan Wood
Adam Hochheimer
Basin Street
Third
Moore
New York
Paris political crisis and Count de Cuan manifesto
Paris reports July events as the National Assembly debates the Count de Cuan manifesto and political ministerial responses. M. La Brun questions Union Wassus and the Interior Minister confirms the manifesto’s origin while interpellation plans and a Tuesday discussion are noted.
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Paris
DU Now Hye
National Assembly
M. la Brun
Union
Interior
Count de Cuan
Itier
MacMahon Sy
M. Brun
Large forest fire ravages woods near Judge Walke farm
Special Dispatch reports a July 6 blaze near Calllicorne started by hunters. Logan reports a ragtag fire burning in the woods, partially on Judge Walke’s road. Aleck Renick’s farm loses 28 acres of wheat and fences. Charles Frey suffers heavy losses. Sparks from locomotives blamed. No Fourth accidents. locals enjoy a glorious day.
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Timiss
Calllicorne
Mr. Logan
Judge Walke
Aleck Renick
Charles Frey
Dissatisfaction in Carlist ranks over command changes
From Lexpos July 6, reports Carlist-Seals criticism of General Lizarroga after Don Carlos appointed him to a vacant post. Saballa II reportedly plans to flee to France. The Pope has not replied to the Chaplain-General’s consecrations dated to the Pontificate anniversary.
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Sabells Vin
Spain
Tristany
Carlos
Fudge Bingham Objects To Post Office Injunction Suit
Cotemors July Fudge Bingham argues the government case is premature since City Council has not passed an ordinance authorizing taking possession of the new City Hall building for a post office.
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Cotemors
Fudge Bingham
United States
Train disaster near New London and New Haven kills Wilson
A Shore-Live train was thrown from a bridge by a misplaced switch between New London and New Haven in the morning. Superintendent Wilson was killed and several others injured. The report comes from Boston dated July 6.
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Boston
New London
New Haven
Wilson
Special Dispatches from Louisville July 5 River Conditions Report
The river is stationary with four feet water in the canal eight inches over the falls and under five feet on Portland bar. Weather clear and hot with 89 degrees. A child of Capt. Mitchell on the ferry McHarry was shot in the knee by a companion. Bermuda and Miller steamers reported movements and the Henderson Packet Line to lay up while light draught ships substitute.
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The
Daily Times
Louisvillle
Portland Bar
Ares Miller Ae Ype
Portland
Bermuda
Chas. Bodmann
Flint Island
New Albany
Henderson Packet
Rose Hite
Saly
Miller
Tarascon
GA. M
Eagle
Mitchell
McHarry
Six insane persons sent from Probate Court to Longview
Six individuals deemed insane were sent by the Probate Court to Longview today. The unusually large number for a single day highlights a surge in welfare or mental health cases handled by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Police Court defendants charged with drunkenness and disorder
Nearly all the defendants before the Police Court this morning faced charges of drunkenness or disorderly conduct and were released after a nominal fine.
Man and youth fined for daytime canal bathing
Eighteen men and boys were arraigned before Judge Marchant this morning for bathing in the canal in daylight. Each was fined 52 and costs, reflecting a public order action by local authorities.
Record of 135 Defendants Run Through Police Court Docket
Judge Marchant of the Police Court set a busy docket this morning listing 135 defendants. It marked the largest single day full in the year for the court, reflecting a high volume of cases and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchant
Police Court case in Burrows embezzlement continued
In Police Court this morning Lizzie B Burrows was charged with embezzling money from her employers Murtaugh and Dunn on Fifth Street. The case was continued until the ninth inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie B. Burrows
Messrs. Murtaugh & Dunn
Fifth Street
Held to Answer After Front Street Fight
Henry Lenser was slightly cut in a Saturday night fight on Front street by George Robb who was arrested. Robb was committed to answer before the Court of Common Pleas.
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Front Street
Henry Lenser
George Robb
Cos
Conk of Common Pleas
Baptisms and church growth brighten Sunday services
Congregational Church filled with worship as eight or ten adults joined and two children were baptized. News arrived that Mrs. Langdon faces a grave outlook with doctors giving little chance of recovery. A calm evening with fireworks from Tusculum Station drew families to hills and a peaceful picnic area at Mt Lookout and Grog FoF, praised for liquor prohibition and lack of disorder.
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Congregational Church
Langdon
Ota
Lookout
Sentences handed down in Burnet area cases
A court at Burnet sentenced prisoners including Johnson to 3 years age 8 and Wilson to 5 years for larceny related offenses. George Carpenter faced 8 years for wounding and Wu Jordan received 2 years for receiving stolen goods.
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Pat. Nears
Johnson
Wilson
George Carpenter
Wu. Jordan
Young man arraigned on forgery charge in Police Court
A youth named Charles McRobbbins was arraigned this morning before the Police Court on forging Gilmore & Co. securities. The court set $1,000 bail to answer the forgery charge before the Court of Common Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McRobbbins
Gilmore, Ap.& Co
Court of Common Pleas
Work House Sentences Passed by Police Court Judge
Work House sentences were handed down by Judge Marchant this morning. Frisener was jailed ten days for abusing family, Wermed thirty days plus a $50 fine and costs, Edward Jones thirty days for drunkenness, Grifin and Mary McLaughlin each thirty days for vagrancy, Cunningham and Mary Cain each thirty days for disorderly conduct, Ann McCoy ten days for drunkenness, and George Eller fifteen days for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Marchant
John Frisener
J. A. Wermed
Edward Jones
Pat. Grifin
Mary McLaughlin
Francis Cunningham
Mary Cain
Ann McCoy
George Eller
Command of Army of the North Reported by Zabula
Mapai on July 5 reports Gy 2 Zabula has taken command and reviewed the Army of the North. He informs officers of plans to deal with insurgents and intends to strike all political targets as a national security action. Concurrently reports from Carlints note Bilbao pressured on all sides except Lop area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapai
Zabula
Army of the North
Peter
Ragime
Bilbao
River News Dispatch Briefs Report Departures
Special Dispatches to the Daily Times note river traffic with entries such as departures of vessels like the Arkansas Belle bound for Evansville. Additional items reference Memphis and Vicksburg timings including a noon schedule and painter activity along the river trade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River News
The
Daily Times
Pag Ae
Phis
Julia
Painter
Memphis
City of Vicksburg
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
Local notes from Ludlow and Covington reveal bid for posts
Basics from LudlowHy include a class convention to discuss Police Judge and Marshal races led by Judge Healy's daughter nicknamed Columbia. Rumors of Southern Railway work. a baseball game Ludlows versus picked nine 25 to 24. A minor arrest at Covington Station ends without jail. School trustees race features Cassedy vs Harwood amid local political chatter.
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West
George
Perkins
Henry
Pat
Convictions for Petit Larceny Before Judge Marchant
Convictions for petit larceny were handed down by Police Court Judge Marchant this morning. John Carroll received three months in the Work-House for stealing a small sum from Joseph Tieman. Wm Yaeger got three months for stealing a coat and other items. Benj Gagds also three months with costs. Charles Tarver four months for stealing a watch from Charles Hill at the steamboat landing. John Conlon was discharged on payment of costs after being charged with stealing a box of cigars from Fred Thouwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Marchant
John Carroll
Joseph Tieman
Wm. Yaeger
Benj. Gagds
Es Chas. Tarver
Chas. Hill
Steamboat Landing
John Conlon
Fred. Thouwald
Anglo American Telegraph Cable to Ireland and Newfoundland
The Anglo American Company will inaugurate a telegraphic cable project. The Geodeher (?) ship departs on the 27th to lay the underwater cable between Ireland and Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Newfoundland
County offices near impasse as Board and commissioners clash
Troubling signs surface on the county grad floor of the Court-House as a likely vote deadlock between the County Commissioners and the Board of Control looms. Questions focus on Sater’s voting pattern with Huff and Daumgardier on contracts, and transfers of small road jobs to county supervision via two ayes, with work overseen by the County Engineer. The Board of Control meets tomorrow, promising extensive questions and explanations.
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Board of Control
Sater
Huff and Daumgardier
Gilling
Board of Commissioners
Serious Charge Against a Policeman in Hammond Street
William O Neil furniture dealer on Front Street accuses Officer Tom Rautler and others at Hammond Street Station House of arrest without charge last Saturday. He says he was detained till 11 pm with $480 and a gold watch retained, then released after Mayor Johnston offered to cover bond. He alleges three men beat him near Third Street after leaving the station and that money and watch were kept by officers. No charges were filed at the Police Court. Superintendent will investigate for the Police Commissioners.
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William O'Neil
Front Street
Tom Rautler
Hammond Street
O'Neil
Himmon Street
Johnston
Hammon Street
Aeut
Superintendent of Police
A ‘Police
Local Political and Union News From Greer’s and Courts
The article reports on a Democratic Executive Committee meeting potential residency questions for Col Brown, a Women’s Temperance League gathering at A. K. R. Greer’s grounds, and Iron Molders Union delegates from Covington heading to a Richmond, Virginia convention. It also covers Mayor's Court fines, a custody case for Hulda England, a court race among Squires Duvennick Francia and Perrin, and a workingmen’s convention slated for Greer’s on Scott Street with about eighty delegates expected, plus notes on Licking Mills strikers and local lodge treasurer Benjamin Arlene.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Col. Brown
Cinampati
Covington
Women's Temperance League
A. K R. Greer
Point Ol
Iron Molders Union
Messrs. C.2c
Wheeler
T. J. Tallon
Iron Molders
Richmond
Witmen
Michael Donnelly
Amy Craig
Green Perrin
Ellen Riggins
John Cromley
Herman Horns
Paul Myers
Way
Judge Perkins
England
Robert J. England
Hulda
Squires Duvenick
Francia
Perrin
Madison
Scott
Dugenick
Neces
Esquire
Isaac Wi
Philadel
Kingfie IL
Licking Mills
Phia
William Tell Lodge
Benjamin Arene
Fire and politics stain local life in Terre Haute
An assortment of events fills a busy period in Terre Haute Indiana with a church sermon, assaults on Captain Morton, a house fire on Hooper Road, and a heated City Democratic Executive Committee meeting. Reports note political tensions, a silver wedding interview, and complaints about disturbances in Saratoga Street with police watch urged amid looming elections.
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Hooper
F. Fischer
Church
John P. Jackson
San Francisco
California
Democratic Executive Committee
Engle
Covington
Professor Horne
Rand
March— Piefke
Daisy Polka—Patz
Norma
Bellini
Licking
Saratoga Street
Bellevue
Alexandria
Alexander Humboldt
Humboldt
Circuit Court
Postoffice
Leikmann
Hayman
Mr. Leikmann
Dayton Picnic Sees Joy, One Arrest Amid Holiday Festivities
Citywide celebration on Saturday featured a well-planned picnic near Dayton with music and dancing into night. One arrest occurred as Lukens faced charges linked to resisting police. A flour barrel raffle awarded to Joseph Bongkamp of Covington. Morning July 4, Dayton Steam Rope factory workers presented foreman W. Hassen with a commemorative pane engraved by employees.
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Dayton
Lukens
Leeks
E . Dade
Jos. Bongkamp
Covington
Satagin
W. Hassen
Native Chief Leads Senegambia Attack Captures Fifty Prisoners
Reports initially described convicts as the attackers but later said one native chief led the raid in Senegambia. The natives reportedly captured 50 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senegambia
Ytee
Train disaster at Stoney Creek Bridge kills conductor
A Connecticut River train from New Haven derailed at a bridge near Stoney Creek. Superintendent W M Wilcox jumped to escape the wreck and was killed as cars toppled him. About fifty to seventy five others were injured, many with bruises. Baggage and passenger cars overturned, engine partially upright. Officials and physicians treated the wounded as investigators considered switch misplacement as the likely cause.
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Storey Creekx
Connecticut
New Haven
W. M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Reed
New Havas
Stoney Creek
Clinton
Conn
Shore Line
Train disaster claims Hillsdale section hand
Hillspare Missouri July 6 James Mathews a section hand was killed while clinging to the rear of a moving freight train A severe jerk threw him under the car and his body was mangled with flesh torn from the arms and bones smashed to atoms in the fatal accident reported this morning
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Daily Times
Hillspare
Mica
James Mathews
Carlists Advance Threaten Santander As Warships Move In
Strong Carlist bands threaten Santander and provoke a security crackdown. Authorities have requested reinforcements and warships are moved upriver ready to shell the area if insurgents appear, signaling rising civil tension and potential fighting near the city.
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Santander
Aar
German Catholic reforms and Atlantic fears in brief
Berlin church reforms threaten Western Rheinland clergy amid ultramontane backlash. Mayence meeting factions claim modern civilization conflicts with faith, and press for church governed law. Also reports Cape Coast climate toll on First West India Regiment and a likely suicide attempt by Frank Vonderheide on Charlotte Street, Cincinnati.
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New York
Berlin
London Times
Rheinland
Shorts
Western
Mayence
Germany
Imes
Cape Coast
First West India Regiment
Garnet Woolecy
Dolctor
Gagne
Long Branch Hurdle Race Tragedy and Imports Report
In the Long Branch steeplechase on Saturday J Donahoe s Tammany fell at a hurdle was remounted and died George Ayers Victors fetlock broke at the last hurdle and was shot Mrs Davis a Hippodrome rider died from injuries from a fall in hurdle races five hundred Mormons were among European immigrants today Imports last week showed Dry goods 1173442 merchandise 3933958 Specie shipments totaled 534155 160554 in silver and the rest in gold or bars
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New York
Long Branch
J. Donahoe
Tammany
Fallin
George Ayer
Davis
Barnum
Gen Howards Appointment and Secret Session Duties
Gen Howard is assigned to command the Department of Columbia replacing Gen Jeff Davis. The Davis relieving order is not yet issued and its destination is unspecified. The new District Commissioners held a full day in secret session at the Arlington Hotel.
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Gen. Howard
Department of Columbia
Jef
Davis
Gen. Davis
Arlington Hotel
American Book-Trade Union to Convene at Patin Bay
The American Book-Trade Union plans a July 21 meeting at Patin Bay Lake Erie. It will attract many from the U S book trade with addresses by notable authors publishers and booksellers. Key topics of interest to the trade will be discussed.
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Parapeiuta
American Book-Trade Union
Patin Bay
Lake Erie
United States
Fire from Roman candle injures child in Brooklyn blaze
A Roman candle discharged from a window on DeKalb avenue Brooklyn ignited a camp lamp in a house Saturday night setting it ablaze and burning the residence along with a child of the occupant.
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DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
River Weather And Low Traffic Report From Evansville
July dispatch notes the river level at 15 inches and falling, with clear hot weather. No arrivals or departures. river traffic light as boats prepare for a busy week ahead. Morning Star fled to avoid seizures, then returned, while other boats report shallow depths and minimal business.
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Peral
The
Daily Times
Pirtsutre
Evansville
Morning Star
Seieliptons
Hon T C Moore Dies. Longtime Official in Fifth District
Hon T C Moore former Hep Ser tive in the Legislature and the first Internal Revenue Collector for the Fifth District died at Peoria yesterday. His funeral service is planned with a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Moore
Internal Revenue Collector
Peoria
Tay
Tragic Local Death Ends in Canal Suicide
Mr Martin of 69 Bremen Street awoke to find his wife missing from their room. After extensive search and alerts to Bremen Street Station, her body was found in the canal between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Street. A 25 year old mother of three, she had suffered mental distress and feared losing support. The Coroner will hold an inquest this afternoon.
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Bremen Street
Bremen-street
Mr. Martin
Canal
Tleet
Ae Omane
New York Excise Board
Washington
State Department
Fourteenth Street
E Street
Metropolitan Church
Wm. Chase
Providence
R. I
Abbott Eddy
Judge Eddy
Buffalo
John Langley
Chicago
Wm. Forrest
Port Stanley
Canada
Annie Vought
Mary Kuntz
Erie
Liate Glass
L’assaie
N. J
Willie
Open Letter Receivers Include Mayors and County Officials
A collection of letters received by Mayor Johnston regarding his open letter to Rev Dr Stanton and others. Includes samples from S B Garvey mayor of Provo and from Greene County officials at Xenia Ohio July 3 1874 praising Johnston's open letter and approving his stance.
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Johnston
Dr. Stanton
Provo
B. Garvey
Piqua
Ro Coupe Eeeet Stanton
Cincinnati
Greene County
Jonn
Phi Alpha Fourth Celebration at Red Bank
The Phi Alpha Literary Society of the Seventeenth Ward hosted its annual Fourth of July event at Red Bank with speeches and songs by amateur orators and poets. After returning to the city, they were lavishly entertained at Mr. William Stewart’s home, ending in a highly enjoyable gathering.
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Phi Alpha
Denly Times
Phi Alpha Literary Society
Seventeenth Ward
Red Bank
William Stewart
Crimes and Casualties In Mixed 19th Century Chronicle
The itemized notices report a spate of violent events and misfortune including a probable retrial grant for Ketchum in Omaha, two Chinese suspects extradited for a 1570 murder, a Boston and Albany train wreck injuring several, accidental shootings in Louisville and Terre Haute, a bridge accident near Jeffersonville that killed a man, and various infractions and disasters across Providence, Washington, and New Jersey with multiple drownings and fatalities.
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