Whisky Ring Indictments Target Avery and Holt
A St Louis letter reports a grand jury has indicted William C. Avery and A. H. Holt on charges of defrauding the government in whisky manufacture and distillation. Warrants are expected soon for their arrest. both deny wrongdoing and accuse the whisky ring of pressuring prosecutions. The printers here will not delay salaries. rumors place Rye Beach New Hampshire for a family retreat. no confirmed resignation plans from Mr. Robeson’s cabinet status.
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Cincinnati Times
Wasmixetos
D.C
St. Louis
Wm. C. Avery
A. H. Spizing
Avery
Holt
Whisky Ring
Treasury
Rye Beech
N.H
Robeson
CoL umspus July 7 notice unclear
A fragmented July seventh notice references servile ae with unclear context and no identifiable actions, entities, or placed dates. The readable portion offers minimal specifics to describe a public or legal notice.
Weather Dampens Crops Across Regions
Rain slows spring farming with wheat and barley unlikely to be cut. Prospects in Maquoxeta and Core worsened by wet weather while Ed and BAR Geaen Cunren report mixed conditions. Cattle and grain outlooks vary as some areas endure damage and others see crops held back by ongoing wet spells.
Fire records on July 4 188?
Fragmentary notice from The Fire Record of St Paul Minnesota dated July 6 describes a night blaze damaging several warehouses and threatening the Union depot. Loss estimated around six to twenty five thousand dollars, with authorities working to contain the blaze and protect the business district.
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St. Paul
Minn
Sages & Sa
WB. Y
Reception of the American Trax at Belfast Russia in Central Asia
A chaotic scene in Belfast as the American team arrived, was greeted by a chosen Irish and Bohemian guard, and faced demonstrations. Debate in the House of Lords touched on Russia’s frontier policy, alliances, and India while judges urged restraint and warned against entangling alliances in Central Asia.
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Belfast
Russia
Central Asia
Baraat
Was Se
Oma
Belfact
Gildersleeve
Yann Don
Pelea
Sanees
Ema
Granier De Cac Released on Promise to Leave French Territory
The report states that Granier De Cac is freed after a deal with authorities. The father of Don Carlos is released on condition he departs the French territory.
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Cassageac
Gam Betta
Don Carlos
Granier de Cac
Carlists Lose Ground in Spanish Conflict Reports
From Mapmip and nearby ports dated July 6 to 7 details emerge of Carlist activity and Republican reactions. French gunboat arrival protects French subjects as rumors spread of Allonsists capturing Cantavieja and Tordienta. Reports claim Carlists retreat along the northern coast and Dorregaray with forces marching through Valencia and toward Huesca and Bayonne.
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Canta Viega
Caria
Pars
Ent
Bayonne
Westerville Whisky War sparks riot trial in city office
Special dispatch from Cincinnati Times describes a Westerville crowd of about 220 arriving by train to Justice Ramaey’s office for rioting and property destruction charges against Corbin and associates. Defense argues readiness, defendants held to appear next term, bonds set. Also notes Democratic campaign plans and the death of C. J. Acton with funeral in Cincinnati.
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Justicee
Westerville
Justice Ramaey
James Ranney
G. W. Haynie
J. M.mccahan
C. A. Redding
W.C. Rowe
Thompson
Otterbein University
Rankin
Corbin
Andrews
Columbus
Gallipolis
Allen
Thurman
Mansfield
Jailor Camp Fined Over Habeas Corpus Case In Owen County
Louisville July 7 Jailor Camp went to Owen County for the writ of habeas corpus to free four Owen County prisoners recently convicted in the United States Court and now jailed He argued he acted only as an agent for Federal authorities and refused surrender He was fined 4000 and given until Friday to produce the prisoners.
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Cincinnati Times
Louisville
Camp
Owen County
McManama
United States Court
Heavy Floods Carry Bridges on Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Special Dispatch from Jackson Ohio reports heavy rains destroying nine bridges on the Portsmouth Branch of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. Rail service halted with no trains from Portsmouth since Sunday. The line is badly damaged with the mail agent stranded on the Portsmouth side. Also noted is the court completing another batch of laborers for the state and mentions arrests for burglary with intent to rape involving Elias Johnson Thos Cecil and John W Miller.
Spain Faces Setback for Alfonsist Cause
Lexpos July 7 reports a bleak Spain military and trial outlook for Alfonso. It notes minor successes fading, top Generals less active, and defeats replacing victories. The king’s Madrid efforts are described as not more successful, signaling a deteriorating situation.
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Lexpos
Spain
Madrid
Turmoil in Church Rows Fails to Unite Factions
The Church failure has enraged liberals and pushed the ministry toward limited religious toleration for Protestants, despite clericals opposing it. Alfonso lacks peace between warring factions, and the press is muzzled while funds to pay the army are absent.
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Alfonso
Colored celebration speech calls for independent institutions
At Hillsdale near this location a speaker urged the colored community to assert self rule and build its own banks teachers colleges and officers. He insisted the era demands proving fitness for leadership and taking control of local institutions.
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Hillsdale
Stankston
Mexican cattle incursion reported near New Orleans
New Orleans telegram notes Brownsville News report that nineteen Mexicans crossed 400 cattle into Mexico to help capture Cortina and that Judge Martinez and other prisoners were sent to Bagdad to be placed on the gunboat Juarez for Vera Cruz.
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Brownsville
Mexico
River News Dispatches From New Albany July 7
River forecast notes rising water levels and icy conditions. Reports mention vessels moving up Nall r aan and Fa Sernard with referenced names and places including Eagle and Alington. Ambiguous fragments describe departures and a daybreak coal movement near Belle.
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Nall R — Aan
Fa Sernard
Mile Aimee Returns to France with 100000 Francs
Mile Aimee travels to France with a fortune of 100000 francs and plans to stage Warming at her splendid new Troguet house, funded by earnings since the start of her career.
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Mile
Aimee
France
Troguet
Police Court docket shows routine cases. theft reported
Several Police Court cases this morning were routine. Thieves entered Isaase Morgan’s room at 85 Broadway last night and stole an open-face silver watch.
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Isaase Morgan
Broadway
Burglary Reported at Covington Residence on River Road
Robbery occurred at the L. Romanoutz residence on the river road Covington last night. Home was entered and valuables were taken. Police investigating burglary with no arrests announced.
Unnamed man fires pistol injuring Baymiller street resident
An unnamed man fired a pistol in Baymiller street, wounding WwW. Harper. The shooter’s identity remains undisclosed in the report.
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J. H. Bunning
Baymiller Street
Www. W. Harper
Missing Falconer boy feared drowned after river bank sighting
A twelve year old son of John Falconer disappeared yesterday morning after being seen on the river bank. Authorities fear he was drowned while out one tee. The lad is stout and fleshy with the first finger of his right hand missing.
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John Falconer
Scholle
River Road
The
Millionaires
Charles Klindworth
Presid
J Hahn
Soe Sielalonta
Tee Ios
Grand Maguiie Davis
Columbia Street
Judge Geisler
John Brown
Signe
Phew
India
J. McArthur
J. M
McArthur
F. A. Clark
N. G
George Speck V. G
Thos. M. Hewitson
J. F. Fab
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Ludlow Teams Face Eckfords and Stars in Kentucky Games
Tomorrow the Ludlows meet the Eckfords of Maysville on Ludlow Grounds. Saturday opens a Stars versus Ludlow series at Covington. Both clubs are among Kentucky's best, promising a close and interesting game.
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Ludlows
Eckfords
Maysville
Ludlow Grounds
Stars
Covington
Kentucky
Fire department parade readiness reply summarized
A Seaistant Engineer Jakey Hughes stated the Fire Department stands ready for parade or fires. He indicated the department could spare engines as needed, with the response implying flexible deployment for the parade today.
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Seaistant
Jakey Hughes
Captain Shoemaker arraigned over alleged beating on towboat
Captain Shoemaker of the towboat Charles Bowen was arraigned before Commissioner Hooper on the charge of maliciously beating crewman Sam Grant. The hearing adjourned with the commissioner discharging the defendant after noting the case appeared unfounded and lacking evidence.
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Shoemaker
Charles Bowen
Hooper
Sam
Grant
City Officials Meet Over Defense of Advertising Suit
A meeting of the Mayor and city bodies will be held this afternoon to discuss defense of a suit brought by Cincinnati to Commercial. The case tests individual responsibility of city officers under Worthing for debts contracted for the city.
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Ude Aotto
The
Cincinnati
Committee On Police and Prisons
Johnson
Worthing
Te City
Cincinnati Orchestra Evening Programme At Weilert's
The Cincinnati Orchestra performs this evening at Weilert's presenting Italian and German pieces including an Eroeffn-arabe work and a Walter Overture. The program lists pieces by Wasdmann and Opa Pantes, with additional overtures and titled sections.
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Cincinnati Orchestra
Wasdmann
Immorteilen
Walter
Koaig von Foto
Burnet Woods
The
Resolutions Back Buena Vista Stone After Trade Meeting
The Cincinnati Board of Trade adopted resolutions endorsing Buena Vista freestone, condemning unfounded criticisms, and praising its use in local stone buildings. It calls for action from the President to uncover facts and vindicate the industry’s standing nationwide.
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Board of Trade
Buena Vista
Clement Olhaber
City of
Cincinnati
Chicago
Peoria Visitors Honor Cincinnati With City Tour and Fire Display
A Peoria delegation led by D P Grier and Judge Corcoran visited Cincinnati. They toured the Cincinnati Hospital and Public Library, then attended a Chamber of Commerce event where General Grier spoke. A grand fire department display impressed the guests before visits to local factories and hotels.
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Peoria
Cincinnati Hospital
Fitzgerald
Holloway
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Jones
Medical Staf
Merchants’ Exchange
Chatife
Chamber
Illinois
Grier
Peoria Board of Trade
Thes Chamber OF Commerce
West
Lee
Corcoran
Hlinda
United
Cincinnati
United States of America
Ohio
Richard Sheridan
Sheridan
Tilimpis
Fifth Street
Fire Department
Penauasle
Jion
Megrae
Esplanade Square
Vine Street
Main Street
Walnut
Peoria Rand
Ail
Safe and Lock Factory
Spring Grove
Avon-dale Village Notes and Local Plans
No accidents on the 4th within Avon dale village reports. Catholic picnic set for the 22d at Cook's Grove near Lambert's grocery. Weber appointed as needed. Fourth entertainment finances expected to break even. Refreshments $155 and music $85 recorded. Plans for a grand Reds vs Blues baseball game two weeks after next Saturday. Post prayer meeting, trustees to report on ventilating church and improving the edifice. Reading road from Griffiths Mill to Mt. Auburn Engine-house in terrible condition invites question why it remains. Noble and brigade not seen on Vent No. 10 line. visit recommended.
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Cook's Grove
Lambert's & Grocery
Seeidtn Weber
Presban
Reading Road
Griffiths’ Mill
Mt. Auburn
Noble
Covington civic issues and railroad transfer update
In Covington a city court session heard multiple cases with fines for public ordinance breaches and street changes from Madison to Seventh Street. The Covington Central Railroad deal closed with a 50,000 cash price and bond assumptions. Distribution included bonds, mortgage reassignments, and release of a large contract, signaling easing municipal entanglements and expected peace. Police action included seizing a wagon to transport a drunken man, while local chatter noted weather delays on the Kearney Fountain project and a crochet exhibit in Mayville. In New York, Beecher testified in the Tilton Beech er case relation, denying allegations and detailing visits to Mrs Tilton, with the matter now sent to the Grand Jury.
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CovingTox Orr
Covington
Cyentral
Wm. Ernst
George H. Pendleton
Elliott H. Pendleton
George P. Bowler
J. W. Stevenson
James C. Gedge
Covington Lexington
Covington City
Peter Zina
Kentucky Central
Marshal Bolan
Dartley Brothers
John Kearney
Kearney
Leeder
Mrs. Tilton
Mr. Beecher
Price
Or le Ien
Pryor
Gen
Patones
Riley
A Fed
Rithen
Internal Revenue store officers named in Missouri and Indiana districts
WaSHINGTOS July 7 Wim Hawkins Leander Smith and Jenny A Buesing appointed Internal Revenue storekeepers for the First District of Missouri Thom for the Eleventh Indiana Dekien F.P P Tumridge named Gauger for the Fifth and Jno T Powell for the First Missouri Districts.
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Wim. S. Hawkins
Leander Smith
Jienny A. Buesing
Internal Revenue
Missouri
Thom
Indiana
F.P. P. Tumridge
Ated Gauger
Jno
Issouri
Races Continue at Park Amid Selling Race Result
July 7 report from Loxe Braxca notes races continued at the Park with a selling race over one mile and a quarter for a purse of 8400. Erastus Corning captured first place, Scratch finished third, with a second place also recorded in the event.
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New On the Park
Erastus Corning
Hoff Court Follies and Bond Schemes Captivate City
A chaotic scene unfolds as Joe Hoff presides like a court in a saloon, demanding new bonds from Brunner amid comic demands and legal posturing. The episode, recounted by Hoff's first court, features brash betting, crowd laughter, and a jail hold as Brunner stubbornly resists signing a fresh bond.
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Hoff
Joe Hoff
Raikvent
Esivug
Inabalia
Gabe
Brunner
Fred
Joe
Amessen
Ees
Esquire Hoff
Bear
Brown
Squire
Isaac
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