Desperate Express Robbery Ends in Murder Near Vandalia Line
A night attempt to loot the Adams Express car on the Vandalia Line near Long Point failed after robbers cut loose the engine tender and express car. The express agent Burke and engineer fought off the thieves. the engineer was killed in the melee, but Burke barred doors and held them off until assistance arrived.
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Cincinnati Times
Terre Havre
Ixp
Adams Express
Vandalia
Longt
Burke
Watering station on Vandalia line near Casey Ills
Long Point, three miles west of Casey, Ills, is a water stop on the Vandalia line where trains pause. A recent note reports suspicious persons near the area and an attempted robbery of the Adams express car as Train No. 5 eastbound approached. The express car with strong construction resisted entry, the robbers failed, and a reward has been offered by a witness train man.
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Teuns Havre
Long Point
Casey
Ills
Fraley Add
Milo Tr
Adams Express
Emenbee
Messenger
Jack
Chandler Buell Libel Suit in U S District Court
A garbled report notes the Chandler-Buell libel suit appearing in the United States District Court with a brief mention of a new motion or amendment. details are unclear due to damaged text. The fragment references Missouri and St Louis context and a July 8 timeframe.
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St. Loui
Chandler-Buell
United States District Court
Elon
New York July 9 Pike County Appoints President
In New York on July 9 Pike County appointed a president and Jewett as receiver. The proceedings mirrored actions in New York on the same mortgages as the prior proceedings.
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New York
Pike County
Preside
Jewett
Lively Correspondence Between Moulton and District Attorney Britton
New York July 8 1875 the exchange between Frank Moulton and District Attorney Winchester Britton outlines his readiness for trial and demand for earliest possible hearing. Britton replies that ongoing public disputes over Decher Tilton libel have delayed criminal actions and that courts must act in the public interest. He notes the summer terms bring hardship and hints at possible future accommodation while delaying prosecution.
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New York
Frank Moulton
Britton
Cithin
Elizabeth Tilton
Henry Ward
Francis D. Moulton
Winchester Britton
Kiscs County
Broox,ys
Francia D. Moulton
Deecher- Tilton
Leeder
Price
Peoraenene
Reymond
Winchester Bait Tax
Americans Visit Giant's Causeway on Rifle Team Excursion
England dispatch reports the American rifle team on an excursion to the Giant's Causeway with the Ninety-fourth Regiment band. Crowds greeted them at stations and Port Rush amid large crowds. The piece mentions political debate over Burma issues and a Royal India visit plan, with various officials weighing military and diplomatic moves.
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Wales
India
Giant’s Causeway
Ninety-fourth Regiment
Port Rush
Lexpos
Canada Club
Earl of Dufferin
Canta
England
Canada
Secrecion
Norway
House of Commons
Lord Hamilton
Ies Sadie
Grant
Great Britain
Cver
Sete
Oe A
Burmah
Hamilton
Messrs
MacDonald
John O'Connor
Leon Ion i
Rinée
Deleste
Insurgents Slain in Dual Engagements Near Morou and Ocuje
For two hours 400 insurgents held an advantageous position near Morou and 27 were killed. Spanish losses were small. On the same day another engagement near Ocuje left 10 insurgents dead.
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Morou
Ocuje
Sherman Denies Civil War Calumnies By Mrs Sherman
The Sherman controversy continues as Mrs. Sherman and General Sherman publish letters denying accusations of torching a cotton factory in Eaton Town Georgia and the Ursula Nuns convent at Columbia South Carolina. She asserts General Sherman never committed blasphemy and that his staff aided the Sisters with supplies while the army remained. The Courier Journal defends its coverage while inviting impartial truth and denouncing calumny.
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Louisville
Cuarte Jouredk
Georga, Shargin
General Sherman
Eatontown
Georgia
Columbia
South Carolina
Courier Journal
Sherman
Courier-Journal
Ursula
Chaswing
J. W. Comyn
Genene
National Grange to Move Headquarters to Louisville
Rioux Kiowas and Comanches counted money in the National Grange vaults as $16,000,000 remained in reserve. The Executive Committee voted 3 to 2 to move headquarters from Washington to Louisville and to hold the next National Grange session there in November. Sixty Kiowa and Comanche families surrendered at Staked Plains will be transported to St Augustine at government expense.
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Wasuiner
B. Hinman
Menor
The
National Grange
Washington
Louisville
Kentucky
St. Augustine
Florida
Police Commissioners Abolished by Rail Way Convention
Chicago July 8 Judge Farwell of the Circuit Court dissolves the injunction against enforcing the ordinance abolishing the Board of Police Commissioners. The board will appeal. Tribune tomorrow will print Judge Caton’s opinion refuting Farwell’s reasoning and arguing the council cannot abolish them. Also noted is a plan on 1872 act interpretation linking to previous laws. Michigan Central agent refuses to justify higher rates, offering $15 tickets to New York.
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Chicago
Farwell
Circuit Court
Common Council
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
the Tribune
Byudge Caton
State Supreme Court
Acs
Erthege
Michigan Central
New York
Dernoff July Races Shine At Detroit Racing Series
About 5,000 spectators attended events marked by strong turnout and fair conduct. Judge Fullerton posted the fastest course time, while Richard Duke and Basil Duke led early heats. The free-for-all for 2,500 dollars saw Fullerton falter but regroup to place behind American Girl and Lady Maud in three heats.
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Dernoff
Detroit Racing Saeries Po
Judge Fullerton
Richard
Basil Duke
Richard Duke
Clifton
Fullerton
Ype
Lady Maud
Cozette
Lady Y Mac
Vecatbereen War Department Reported Commerce and Culture
An obscure dispatch from Vecatbereen mentions the War Department and Service U eight Arm Divine of Teleguaes reporting on commerce and cultural benefits. The notice appears in a July timestamp at 7:06 AM, with no further specifics on actions or outcomes.
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Vecatbereen War Department
Service U. 8
Arm Divine
DROWNED IN THE SURF AT ROCKAWAY BEACH TRAGEDY
A Fourth of July crowd at Rockaway Beach, Long Island, witnessed a fatal surf incident. Three people drowned while two men attempted to save a woman caught in the undertow, provoking a panicked rush among spectators and crowding of steamers Americus Neversink William Cook Oceanus as the scene unfolded.
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New York
Rockaway Beach
Long Island Sound
Fuesday
Kaway
Americus
Neversink
William Cook
Oceanus
John Guswan
Seecond Street
Williamsburg
Goodhillp
Grand Street
Lena Reitz
Mulberry Street
John
Lena
Androw
William Goodhill
William Tern
Lloyd
Devon
Coney Island
Americas
Cowes Island
Coney Esland
Republicans and the Ohio Democracy on currency clash
A Springfield Republican column attacks the Ohio Democracy’s currency stance and warns Republicans not to overstate their case. It cites the Indianapolis Journal’s inflationquack rhetoric and recalls historical limits on coin redemption, veto threats, and policy shifts by McCulloch Boutwell and others while urging measured charge in political critique.
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Springfield Republican
Ohio
Columbus
Indianapolis Journal
Soetan
Hugh McCulloch
George Boutwell
Peeceeres
Jones
Nevada
Morton
SECOND EDITION Owen County Prisoners Taken to the Penitentiary
Special dispatch from Cincinnati reports Owen County prisoners William J. New Alonzo Claxton Simon Margayles and John H. Settle were moved to Frankfort Penitentiary by U S Marshal John Wyatt. Jailer Camp traveled to Owen County for a habeas corpus writ, but no word has been received.
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Cincinnati
Governor Hendricks Visits Jeffersonville State Prison
Special Dispatch reports Governor Hendricks and state officers visited the Jeffersonville prison today. The facility houses four hundred seventy one convicts.
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Cincinnati Times
New Albany
Hendricks
Jeffersonville
Eccles cleared of fraud tale in Saratoga express report
The Evening Post reports F H Eccles, stock exchange member, did not defraud the National Mechanics Banking Association or Third National Bank. A clerk forged a blank check for 125000 in gold pledged by Eccles, but the bank and Eccles resolved the matter. Eccles returned from Montreal to learn of the incident and provided orders to deliver the gold to Mechanics Bank. A separate public landing affray involving John Sullivan and Mike Kelly is described, with Sullivan sustaining nonfatal knife wounds and Kelly implicated though exact assailant unclear. Sullivan recovering and undecided on prosecution.
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New York
the Evening Post
F. H. Eccles
Stock Exchange and Gold Exchange
National Mechanics’ Banking Association
Third National Bank
Eccles
Montreal
Mechanics’ National Bank
Eecles
Mechanics’ Banking Association
Stock Exchange
Law
John Sullivan
Mike Kelly
Kelly
Sullivan
Compan Wito
J. E. Marcus
Central Avenue
Sycamoretreet
Mr. Sullivan
Ludlows and Eckfords End Charged Game in Dispute
A baseball game between the Ludlows and Eckfords of Maysville ended in controversy at 3:30 after Jones of the Ludlows hit a 506 foot home run over the left field fence. The score was 13 to 4 before the dispute over bases led the umpire to award the game to the Ludlows by 9 to 0 after the visitors refused to continue.
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Ludlows
Eckfords
Maysville
Jones
Leftield
Dillon
Fekfords
Erds
American Rifle Team visits Belfast factories
Befast July 9 the American Rifle Team toured Belfast factories with the Mayor. The team was enthusiastically cheered by workers at lunch the Mayor proposed a toast to friendship between Ireland and America. Colonel Gildersleeve expressed gratitude for cordial reception across Ireland and noted Belfast's strong industrial spirit.
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Belfast
Dublin
Gildersleeve
Refle
Ireland
Large Cincinnati enterprise forms nail mill combine
An authority reports the Haddock Nail Machine and Nail Manufactory Company have merged with the Aurora Iron Mill Company. A new board includes Oliver P. Cobb Levi C. Goodale and William F. Irwin. Cobb named president and Irwin secretary. The firm promises nails 10 to 20 percent cheaper and more perfect, seen at Winchell's corner Front and Lawrence. The machine’s merit is backed by two Expositions.
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Haddock Nail Machine
Aurora Iron Mill Company
Oliver P. Cobb
Aurora
Ind
John B. Evans
Lod
J.J. Johnson
Columbiana
C. Worcester
Haddock
Pittsburg
E. Merrill
Cincinnati
V. Reid
L. C. Goodale
Clifford Neff
J. K. Johnson
F. Irwin
J.M. Jordan
West
Winchell’s
Front
Lawrence
General Blair Dies After Long Illness
Gen Frank P Blair Jr dies at 11:30 PM in St Louis after a protracted illness. News confirms the long struggle with illness ended unexpectedly. Charles Johnson, famed desperado of Southern Kansas, shot and killed by the City Marshal at Les Cygnes yesterday while resisting arrest.
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St. Louis
Frank P. Blair, Jr
Chas. Johnson
Kansas
Les Cygnes
Death of Treasury Agent in Washington D C
Daniel G Lobdell a Treasury Special Agent of the cee evart died here this morning after a brief illness aged sixty seven years He was a Seperrance Special Agent of the cee evart.
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Treasury
WasuinGron
Daniel G. Lobdell
Seperrance
Cee Evart
Siter
Fire at Calais Maine damages church and stores
Fire in St Stephen last night destroyed the Methodist Church and several stores. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars with insurance coverage described as slight.
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Calais
Maine
Caais
St. Stephen
Notable guests listed at Burnet House social gathering
A long roster of attendees names and places appears from New York to Germany in a Burnet House social event record. The list includes Mr and Mrs Presley from New York, J H Nesslnge and family, N H Wilson of Cyn thiana, Wm Fisher of New York, C S Harkness of New York, P Samford of Kentucky, E B Smith of New York, B F Shab of Washington, W H Browning of Philadelphia, J W Crouse and wife of Lima Ohio, D M Keen of Toledo, D O Templeton of New York, Joba Ug Peebles and wife of Portsmouth, and other individuals from Ohio, Alabama, Boston, Paris, and Stuttgart Germany. The fragment ends mid-list with several more names and locations.
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Burnet House
Charles M. Presley
New York
J. H.nesslnge
N. H. Wilson
Cynthiana
Wm. M. Fisher
J. . Ferry
Washington
D.C
C. S. Harkness
T. P. Samford
Kentucky
W. P. Mountey
E. 8. Smith
B. F. Shab
W. H
Alabama
H. Parker
Boston
Lymaon Brown
W. E Simaves
Pat
W. E. Simmes
Paris
J. P. Hale
Kanawha
W. Va
Wife Murderer Captured Near Fairmount Park
William Brown, who murdered his wife last Saturday near Fairmount Park, was captured this morning in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam Brown
Fairmount Park
River traffic and hulls under construction in Prisspore area
July reports from Prisspore note Monongahela River levels at four feet six inches and several shipyard builds. J. S. Ringle constructs a 175 by 34 by 4.5 foot hull in West Brownsville for a 600 ton freighter for St Louis, engines in Wheeling, boilers in Cincinnati, with completion targeted for late September. Additional hulls: J. M. & W. F. Speers of Belle Vernon building a 130 by 5 by 4 foot hull for a Georgia line, due mid August. River coal and rail traffic noted. dredge boats Osweto and Ohio to work Sawmill Run Bar, Smoky Island Bar to follow. Oil City reports river falling. Evansville and Louisville river activity listed with Fawn and Henderson packets.
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Prisspore
Monongahela
John. J. Rhoads
St. Louis
Campbell Sweeney
Wheeling
Brownsville
Cincinnati
James Reel
Georgia
J. M. & W. F. Speers
Belle Vernon
Hoper
Parkerburg
Robin
Louisville
Carpenter
Osweto
Ohio
Evansville
Middle
John Means
Henderson
Colonel Mallory Stays in Town at Burnet House
Col James Mallory of Cairo Illinois railroad passenger agent visits the city on business and is seen traveling about during the hot days. He is stopping at the Burnet House in town.
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James Mallory
Cairo,llinois
Cairo and Vincennes
Burnet House
Fight at the Fifth Street Market Ends in Disorder
Noon excitement at Fifth Street Horse Market as two potato bowlers Fred Underwear and John Brown quarrel over a customer. Underwear, smaller in size, defeats Brown. Oliver W. escorts both to Hammong Street Station on disorderly conduct charges. bail short.
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Fifth Street
Fred Underwear
John Brown
Underwear
Brown
Howler
Oliver W
Hammong Street
Local Water Works Meeting And Aldermen Session
The Water-works Investigating Committee will reconvene tonight. An important Board of Aldermen meeting is scheduled for this afternoon.
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Water-works Investigating Committee
Board of ‘Aldermen
Workhouse Sentences Reported By Judge Lindemann
The Workhouse sentences list several offenders including Ruth Graves for drunkenness 30 days and Lizzie Rogers for drunkenness four months. Other cases include vagrancy with sentences ranging from 3 months to 90 days for Wm. Brown, John O Connor, Charles Miller, Casper Buenning, and Henry Zires for abusing his family.
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Lindemann
Ruth Graves
R. Richardson
B. Schroder
John O'Connor
Charles Miller
Casper Buenning
Lizzie Rogers
John St. Clair
Milton Nelson
Wm. Brown
Henry Zires
Forgery Suspect Arrested on Hammond Street
John Lamb a paper hanger forged signatures on an order for 33 dollars by Middendorf Hen set. The firm applied for a warrant charging Lac with forgery. Officer Brazell located Lamb and executed the warrant. He is held at Hammond Street Station awaiting removal to Police Court tomorrow.
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John Lamb
Middendorf & Hen
Lac
Brazell
Lamb
Warran
Hammond Street
Logan Gauger Bound Over In Fraud Case At Hamiltons
J A Logan gauger at Hamiltons fdec tifying establishment waived examination before Commissioner Hooper on a conspiracy to defraud the Government. He was bound over to the Grand Jury in 2000 dollars bail with Francis Ferry and Andrew Porter as bondsmen.
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J. A. Logan
Hamilton
Hooper
Francis Ferry
Andrew Porter
Child Falls From Tenement Porch in Race Street Death
Augusta Lisinger aged two fell from the third story porch of a tenement at No 49 Race Street where her mother resides. She sustained fatal injuries and died at 2 o clock this morning. The incident is under local inquiry.
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Augusta Lisinger
Race
Young man named Robert E. Lee convicted of three petit larceny counts
Before Judge Lindemann the youth gave the name Robert E. Lee and was found guilty on three petit larceny charges. He received a 90 day Workhouse sentence and a fine of 59 dollars plus costs.
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Lindemann
Louis Buehler
William Miller
Ford Hoffman
Llarceny
Refuge
Robert E. Lee
Costa
Hand Amputated in Pendleton Sawing Accident
Herman Gassenhaus, a Mack's sawrails workman in Pendleton, had his hand cut off by a circular saw last evening. The informant did not learn the accident's particulars.
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Herman Gassenhaus
Mack
Pendleton
Ouri
Card to the Editor on Water-works bookkeeping
J P Neather Paymaster City Water-works denies claims by C Ifilth at a trustees meeting that he kept Geo Campbell's books for six months while Campbell was employed by the board. He says the charge is incorrect and he did not keep Campbell's books at any time. He calls Hilb's assertion that he told him he kept the books untrue.
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The
Cincinnati Times
C. Ifilth
I of Trustees
the Water-works
Geo. Campbell
Court reverses mortgage foreclosure ruling in partition case
In Superior Court General Term Judges Tilden Yaple and O Connor reverse the prior decision in Azariah Compton against Mary Briter. The case involves a 1863 partition order, sheriff sale proceeds, and a deferred purchase money lien. The majority reverses. O Connor agrees. Yaple dissents.
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Tilden
Yaple
O'Connor
Dgment
Azariah Compton
Mary Briter
Mary
Calvin
Udge Tilden
O’connor
Yaeple
Injunction Dissolved in Holliday v McCallum Case
The case before Judge Murdock dissolved a cecee restraining the defendant from maintaining a toll gate on the Winton road. The court granted the motion to dismiss. The docket notes further actions before Judge Cox and Judge Avery, including a plea accepted in State v Johnson and a suit on account for 3700 dollars in Wexelberg v Schrover, with fraud claims alleged.
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Thomas Holliday
Daniel McCallum
Winton Road
Cox
Thomas Johnson
Golly
Avery
Aln. Wexelberg
Jno
H. Schrover
Probate court Probate records for Warman Gartner and Spencer
Before Judge Matson the will of Jno B Warman was probated and the will of Theresa Gartner was probated. Charles Spencer was appointed executor with estate valued at 800 in personality.
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Matson
Jno
Fourth of July Musings and Local Oddities
A fragmented notice comments on Fourth observances, Miami crops, and a warning of early mosquitoes. It mentions hostile encampments near Undercliff Providence, a new moon brightening Undercliff, a sign painter vandalizing fences, and a garbled hardware store ad. The piece condemns local ignorance along highways.
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Miami
Uaa
Providence
Communion Services In Presbyterian Churches Sunday Next
The town announces communion services at both Presbyterian churches next Sunday.
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Board of Education
A. G. McKeon
Sherid
Mount Lookout Benefit Concert at District Schoolhouse
Last evening a concert and festival at the District Schoolhouse raised funds for the Sabbath de Halcyon tette organ fund from Pendleton. Singers H. C. Fithian J. E Healy Kate Atkin performed with a quartet including J. Dewar Mrs S. H. Russell Mrs E. J. Webber and S. H. Russell who led the organ. The event exceeded expectations though turnout was limited by short notice.
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Pendleton
Messia
H. C. Fithian
J. E.healy
Kate Atkin
J. Dewar
H. Russell
E. J. Webber
S. H Russell
Canadian Presbyterian minister seeks restraining order over church funds
The Rev Gavin Long of Canada files suit to restrain Tem poral Boards of the Presbyterian Church linked to the Church of Scotland from disposing of 585000 dollars in funds. A parallel suit by Rev Mr Simpson targets the Wid e Orphan's Fund totaling 3.
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Presbyterian Ministers of
Canada
Gavin Long
Presbyterian Church
Church of Scotland
Mr. Simpson
Wide Orphan’s Fund
California man buried three wives in greed and fire
An elderly California man who had wed three women with maiden names Green Gress and Groze was said to have used kerosene to spark a fire. He died in the resulting blaze and a grave lies in the cold earth as greed grass covers the site.
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California
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Event
Readable fragments describe an unclear scene involving individuals and a vague action. Names and places are not discernible, leaving the core event ambiguous and not reliably reportable. No verifiable details or dates could be established for a proper summary.
Beer license refunds contested by manufacturers
Secretary Delano returned to duties at the Interior Dept. Beer manufacturers who held a $100 license and issued a refund claim after learning the output only required a $30 license were told by the First Comptroller that no law authorizes such a refund. The manufacturers plan to challenge the decision in court.
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Wasuinorog
Delano
Interior Oent
Lcenser
Unclear Text Speculates On Bond Notices And Decline
A garbled OCR record mentions gold speculators, a decline, and a president announcing a payment or settlement. It also notes a telegraph company and Welfare Union, with bonds maturing November 1 stated as cash at par plus interest.
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New York
Westerday
Sue Wena
Cabealaned
Ent
Te Mentore Welfare Union
Telegraph
Comnion Mpan
Sonly
Quebec July 9 Returns Show Split Legislature Majority
Returns from across the province indicate the Government claiming a fifteen vote majority while the opposing side admits a five vote edge. The final tally remains contested as results trickle in.
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Quebnec
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