House Passes a Gen Gal Railroad Law With Vote 129 to 54
The report notes passage of a general gall railroad act by the House, 129 to 54, with references to political moves in Jamaica and concerns over revenue collection in Arizona and Dakota amid Indian hostility. It mentions France’s military schools, bank obstacles to loans, and various sensational odds and ends from the era.
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Gengal
Jamaica
Spanish Town
Kings
Mins
Port Su
New York
Arizona
Dakota
France
New York Money Market Merchant Mysteriously Disappears
In New York a merchant connected to the money market vanished under unclear circumstances. Police and investigators pursue leads as family members seek information about the disappearance and potential whereabouts. Authorities urge anyone with tips to come forward.
Sioux Braves on the War Path Reported from Fort Sill
Colonel Grierson reports from Fort Sill that Sioux bands are on the war path. Grierson's opinions outline postal arrangements and ministerial authorization related to a New York July 8 dispatch regarding U S affairs.
Designs of Count de Chambord Rally Sparks French Tension
Count Chambord remains at Chateau Chambord denying calls to “pantting yembaange pA oeemevrn” and urging a Bourbon throne rally. Proclamation triggers widespread unrest as authorities monitor potential Napoleon style Strasbourg-Woogrs imitation.
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Loxvox
Count Chambord
Chateau Chambord
France
Collision of Passenger Trains in Newark July 8
A collision between the 8:05 Newark bound train from Newark and the 7:35 New York bound train from New York on the New York and Newark Railroad in Newark New Jersey resulted in seven bodies recovered and a partial list of the killed and wounded.
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New York
Newark
New York and Newark
Washington special notes vacancy due to inability to serve
A Washington special reports a member cannot serve and later aims to appoint another by December. No successor has been chosen yet, but it is believed that Douglass will be the prospective appointee.
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New York
Washington
Ae Douglass Ap
Alexis Grand Tour to America Arrives in September
The text notes Alexis will arrive in the United States in September. It mentions Sopyah Bimestocith vill of the frigate and Kuiaz as related names and cites the Duke’s purpose in visiting as a fact connected to a Russian minister at Washington in an act of state interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sopyah
Kuiaz
B O
Atacazy
Washington
Fiendish Cruelty Revealed In Public Crime
The article describes a horrific crime carried out by Meara in front of a vast crowd of men women and children. It notes that the full mother and sister testimony has been received by mail but refrains from repeating the most gruesome details at this time.
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Seera
Barth
Meara
Ada
Chief Sioux Office Notice From Pacific and Mountain Stations
Office notice from Washington area dated July 8 at 1:00 A M outlines hours for the Pacific and Mountain stations with details on synoptic hours and related sections. The text is fragmentary but indicates order of operations and station scope.
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Offic
Washmerton
Pacific
Mountain Stations
River Conditions and Local Trades Reported at Lovaeville
Special Dispatch notes stationaries on the river with three feet in the canal and five feet at Portland Bar. Weather is partly clear at 93 degrees the warmest day of the season, business dull, coal above the falls exhausted. Barges under Capt Dippold to sell locally, coal destined for Southern ports. Ada Haiman enters Louisville and Cairo trade. H Turner sails to New Orleans. B Gray leaves for Madison. Monongahela stationary with 1 inch marks. Emma Logan sold to Hornbrook and Trimble for 3000 dollars. Weather clear and warm at Priresere, 87 degrees.
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Times and Chronicle
Lovaeville
Portland Bar
Capt
Dippold
Ada Haiman
Louisville
Cairo
H. 8
Turner
Louisville railroad right of way granted for public park
A Louisville ordinance grants a railroad right of way for a new public park. The measure secures land use for recreational space and outlines access provisions, with city officials planning improvements and funding details to transform the corridor into a green community area.
Color as a Indication of the Qualities of the Horse
The text discusses how color signals qualities in horses, noting that dapple or dark gray and white coats are linked to constitution and temperament. It argues that no color guarantees merit, but advises breeding from the best individuals regardless of color, while acknowledging some dislike of white horses due to color bias.
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Fay
Vindication of Mr Washburne During Paris Siege
English report defends United States Minister Washburne amid the Paris siege by Versailles troops. It asserts he supported no Communist faction and maintained prudent conduct throughout the crisis.
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United States
Washburne
Paris
Versailles
Cost of a Small Cheese Factory in Rural Areas
The notice estimates building a dairy facility for a farmer or small group. For 100 cows a 60 by 26 foot structure with 16 foot posts is typical, with two buildings suggested to cover the operation.
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Wade
Horse records and park trot event at Hampden Park
Fragments describe a mare trotting a mile in 1:18 and winning a trot at Hampden Park. The text references calf listings and a city race context with a line about admission requiring credentials, but details are unclear and some words are garbled.
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Hampden Park
Aix
Banquet Honors Gambetta Leaders Prominent French Republicans
Paris reports show a banquet in honor of Gambetta hosted by prominent French Republicans including Assembly members. Death rates in Paris fall as the city plans a 600 million franc loan to repair buildings monuments and public works damaged during the siege.
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Assembly
Gambetta
Paris
France
Serrano to resign if budget fails in Cortes
Maparo June 8. The announcement states Serrano will resign as President of the Council of Ministers if the Budget fails in the Cortes, signaling a potential government shakeup amid fiscal impasses.
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Maparo
Serrano
Council of Ministers
Cortes
French Chargé d'affaires Moves to Rome. Austrian Minister Expected
In Rome on July 7, the French Charge d affaires at the Italian Court has established residence in Rome. The Austrian Minister is anticipated to arrive in the near future.
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Rome
Netherlands English Treaty Ratified By Parliament
In July reports the Second Chamber of the Netherlands Parliament ratified a treaty ceding the island of New Guinea in the Pacific to England. The note mentions mid century markets with wheat, corn, oats prices and rail-like commodity quotes though details are fragmentary.
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Tue
The
New Guinea
Paci Ocean
England
Local property transfers on Linn Street area parcels
Records show multiple deeds and subdivision transfers in the Linn Street region including Forbus to Lydia A and Co. Foote and wife to Gand. Bartholomew McCarty’s subdivision on East Wal. R J Howden to F W Bauer. Taylor Pallet Co subdivision. and Marion Loukbar property back 100 feet, detailing lots, blocks, and boundaries in various subdivisions.
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Linn Street
Forbus and Wits
Lydia A. and Co
Opens Street
Foote
Bartholomew McCarty
East
Wal
Francis Williams
R. J. Howden
F. W. Bauer
Taylor, Palle & Co
Ervenett
Renciti
Edward P. Arm- Seione
Mare
Marion Loukbar
Incomplete Source Note on Garry A Doorstep Bus Incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Garry A and an outdoor bus incident tied to depravations of Inca but lacks clear details or context. No verifiable event, date, or location is provided to form a precise summary or identify entities beyond Garry A.
Turnip Seed Prices Note Early Next Year Conditions
A fragment notes conditions for next year and mentions turnip seed cost around 20 pounds and 22 units or value. No clear date or location. details are sparse and speculative from readable text.
In Yangtze River Estuary A Chinese Port Description
The text describes a Yangtze estuary settlement with a long alluvial tongue, a population over thirty thousand, and a busy riverfront. Buildings rise two stories, streets resemble a bazaar, shops line the sidewalks, and crafts including carvings abound. Joss houses and churches include four American, four English, and others Roman Catholic. The American Williams and Reverend Nelson from Virginia minister here since 1851, aiding native officiants and congregants totaling about 150.
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Mae York
Yanguee
Bagi
Ool
Gan
Joss
Old City
Williams
Nelson
Virginia
The Coolie Trade Horrors Reawaken Public Alarm
The piece recalls historical brutality of the Asian slave trade, noting ships burning to frighten crews and slaves, mass imprisonments, uprisings near Callao, torture at sea, and the persistence of defenders who justify the trade as voluntary sale. It underscores the ongoing cruelty of the coolie system and calls for renewed attention to these atrocities.
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Asia
Catie
See
Peru
Findinng
Callao
Pacific
Japan
Little Man in a Mrs Malapert Scene
A fragmentary excerpt shows a terse dialogue with a character called the little man and a Mrs Malapert. The text hints at a dramatic exchange or stage direction, reflecting a theatrical or literary sketch from an older paper.
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Missouri
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James Joy
Lynn
Mr. Dow
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Price
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Fort Sill
Wrt
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Count de Chambord
N. J
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Alexis
America
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Bremen
Sherman
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Italy
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Inca
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CPON
Sranghal
Helmbold
Helmbold’s Fluid
Lisbon
NEW Life
Manning
Minstrels
Springfeld
Columbus
Harry French
Boyton
Albany
Odd Fellows
PEI
Geo. Fester
D. Smith
Y. Onan
Elm
Aving
Old “Times
Cincinnati Chronicle Company
James G. Kyle &Co
Commission Merchants
Vine Street
Bent—Houses
West Court Street
Fifth and
Sycamore Sts
Findlay and
Freeman Sts
Featuire
West Fourth Street
West Fifth
Ludlow
E. Longley
Times and Office
Ferent
Pike's Opera House
W. R. Williamson
Carriages &C
Oesieck and Fores Smeller & Borw
New Country
Manufacturers Union
Cleveland
Bright
H. T. Helmbolds
H. T. Helmbold
Helmbold’s Fluide
Jeldin -Peany
HIRTS
N. Y. M. Muslin
Wilson Bros
Addres
Nean Ee W Wacker Steam
St. Louis
Davis Saotrical
Shidar, & Bro
West
Lsing County
Deseo
Sateen
Cincinnati
Ras
George Street
Fey
Iron Farm
Ohio
IAN & CO
Dayton
Ted— Patt
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Foot Street
Wiese
Winth
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