Sheriff Carr and Putnam in strained county standoff
A deteriorating scene near Nelsonville sees Sheriff Carr from Perry County warn Putnam to leave Straiteville, noting a posse including Prosecuting Attorney and Auditor will arrest any further disturbances. A reply dispatch to Governor Alien says the sheriff will discharge duty, with notification planned for Straiteville.
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Justice of the Peace
Oneeeen Caries
Carr
Acby
Straiteville
Perry County
Putnam
Nelsonville
Sereeen Samemannan
Alien
Straitsville
Potem
Wouldda
Dayton Ohio News Briefs July 11 Special city actions report
Dayton daily notes Friday night council passage of a Sunday ordinance on the third reading by 13 to 8 with one absent. Water supply contamination measures await Friday's ordinance. A boiler battery in Warren County is discontinued. A liquor licensing case in the Third Ohio District noted. Open air religious services planned for Sunday across Wayne Street Market House and Park. An open air concert at Court House. A self defense incident reported in a harvest field. Births for week ending July 10 include 19 with 8 males and 11 females. cholera deaths nine other causes one burial. Excursion to Middletown for Roman Catholic Church dedication led by Most Rev Purcell. Theft in Cincinnati noted.
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Dayton
Daily Times
Dartes
Council
Tne
Holly Well
Warren County
Ohio
Wayne-street
Line Depot
Bape
Amos Compton
Chambersburg
Imanohad
Unday
Middletown
Purcell
Defauls
Cincinnati
District Commissioners Move to Abolish Executive Headquarters
Grider of District Commissioners announces resignation amid plan to abolish the late government’s executive headquarters. The order directs transfer of property to owners, relocation of offices to the Columbian building, and removal of nonessential assets. Taxpayers protest redress as discussions unfold.
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Tad Gu
Amgest'l
Sud Tae
Pedo Pepee
Columbian
Eta Daeiel Io
Beecher Investigation Committee Appointed
A committee is appointed to examine charges against Mr Beecher. The group, authorized by the congregation, will pursue an impartial inquiry with testimony from numerous witnesses and church leaders. The examination will proceed toward a concluded report to the church.
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New York
Beecher
Cohen
Church of A
Shearman
The
Christian Union
Ymon Arch
Dais
Jaume
Pen Metace
French political moves spark debate on constitution and aim
Paris dispatch notes M De Forcade Laroquette and Gen Fleury summoned for court ritual while France eyes a Brus rail plan. Germany may offer countermoves. In Partes Juby 10 committee of Thirty discusses constitutional bills led by M Fourton urging a new second Chamber and President's dissolution power. Legitimists oppose a seven year term for the president amid broader postwar governance talks.
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Paris
Pall Mall
M. de Forcade Laroquette
Duke de Padine
Gen. Fleury
M. Ronder
Partistere
France
Germany
M. Fourton
MacMahon
Pas
As Eye
M.rion
Chamber
Ment
Mer Wilson Health Will Not Sustain the Vice Presidency
A leading Republican Senator, after a conversation with Hon. Henry Wilson yesterday, told a National Republican representative that the redaction of Wilson's office as Vice President will soon be made public. The condition of his health is given as the reason for this unexpected step, and rumors of political motives are denied.
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Daily Times
Wasiixcox
Henry Wilson
National Republican
United States
Fire at Weehawken oil docks destroys seventeen tanks
A major blaze at Weehawken oil docks rages but now confines to oil tanks. The Erie Railroad coal wharf for five hundred feet burned. vessels nearby saved with great effort. Seventeen oil tanks burned, losses estimated at 400000 dollars, reportedly insured.
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Weehawken
New York
Erie Railroad
Death on the Ticket Agents and seat of the officers
The officers of the chief railway companies met to reduce the number of ticket paires. The firemen’s club supported a plan as did riflemen to select the best shots for an American team to shoot against the Irish eight. Six competitive matches are scheduled at Creedmoor on the 15th and 18th, with further events to follow. natives of the United States are invited and American manufactured rifles may be used within club rules.
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New York
Cevais
Reg
E Riflemen
Deeinn
Paul Stemshaere Rawiner
Cateer
Creedmoor
United
Compromise Talks Bring Venezuelan Envoys to City
The city hosts two Venezuelan gentlemen, longtime Cuban insurgent allies, sent by the Cuban President pro tempore to negotiate a settlement with both Cuban and Spanish factions. They traveled from Camaguey to Havana and held secret meetings with the Captain General, who finally permitted their embarkation to the city where they met the Cuban agent.
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New York
Republic of Cuba
Camaguery
Havana
Remarked Names and Titles in Civic Meeting Roster
Fragmentary list of officials and attendees including vice president and secretary figures from Cincinnati New York Alabama Toronto Milwaukee. The readable bits mention Thos Casey John Nolan E A A Stiger and M F Hay with D E Foley as assistant secretary.
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Ricumoxp
Dye —Wm
Cincinnati
Presi
Jae
New York
Thos. Casey
John Nolan
Toronto
E. A. A. Stiger
M. F. Hay
D. E. Foley
Milwaukee
Amputation Ends Captain Cainaco’s Summer Plans
The Chicago wine captain Pw Be Wood has undergone leg amputation and remains unable to summer due to a disease. He has been under medical care for several weeks and was a well known figure in the wake of his career, closely connected with the industry.
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Cainaco
Chicago Wine
Be Wood
Turmoil in Northern Prussia Over New Local Laws
A special report notes several outbreaks in Northern Prussia as new laws reshuffle local government. The unrest follows the mobilization of the militia, and clashes with the police left people dead. Authorities fear further serious troubles.
Maritime Arrivals and Detentions At Pacific Port
The Pacific mail steamer Granada from Hong Kong and Yokohama arrived after 21 days from Hong Kong and 17 days 19 hours from Yokohama, but was disabled off port and detained twelve hours. In New York, July 10, arrivals included the steamship Anglia from Goth Livetroot, Bolivia from New York, Nova Scotia, Mon, and Nurenburg from Baltimore.
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Livetroot
Bolivia
New York
Nova Becotia
Nurenburg
Baltimore
Weather observations and signals report noted in July entry
The report from the Signal Service of the U.S. Army records July observations at Miienes and Crossen Wis. noting wind directions NW and other sea level data. The fragment mentions barometric pressure, temperature, and time of observation with several unreadable details about winds, trains, and locations.
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Bar Department
Signal Service
U.S. Army
Curcosmatt
Weather outlook for Lower Lake region and Gulf States forecast
A jumbled forecast notes rain moving across the Lower Lake area with clearing and variable winds. For Gulf States Tennessee and Ohio Valleys rain on the day, then clearing with rising barometer and shifting winds. Ohio and Lower Mississippi Lake region then clear, with temperature changes and northeast or north winds.
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D.C
Lake
Moa
Gulf States
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississeg Lake
Destructive Fire at Wee Hawken Docks New Jersey
A fierce morning fire raged at Wee Hawken docks New Jersey at 2 oclock with few details available. Reports also note a Brooklyn ex tax collector Gill failed to reach a verdict on public funds, while a shooting near Texarkana left a man killed and Washington captured. Other incidents include a fatal kerosene fire in Missouri and a major storm in Holt County with extensive damage. Indictments go forward in New York against Fannie A Shottwell for grand larceny and perjury as embezzlement cases spread. Several other crimes include embezzlement allegations against Blooming-ton pair and a Memphis father shot by his son during a dispute. A yacht accident near Atlantic City drowned several Philadelphia residents, with Miss Sharpless body recovered.
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Dang
Texarcans
Ark
Washington
Huntington
Ind
Coghier
Geo Pulion
Holt County
Fannie A. Shottwell
Chicago
Bee
New York
Court of General Sessions
John T. Fuller
Bloomington
Ill
St. Joseph
Wilson & Toms
Thomas J. Bana
Israel Elias
Memphis
A. B
Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia
Daniel Osley Sharpless
Esther H. Sharpless
Caroline Sharpless
Alfred H. Sharpless
Anna W. Roberts
E. Roberts
Eec
M Onte House
Miss Sharpless
Man Killed by Train Near Lyndon Station
Special Dispatch reports at midday today a man named Given WLF Lowery stepped onto the fast line of the M and Railroad tracks near Lyndon, was struck by an engine, and killed instantly. No blame could be attached to railroad employees.
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Cuttizicorna
Lyndon
WLF
Lowery
Lynchburg Marshal Murder Suspect Eludes Arrest
Coroner's jury in Lynchburg finds U. S. Marshal murdered in the line of duty near Kate Otlow's house, with a blunt force and stabbing wound. The jury returns verdict of murder in the first degree. Jones remains at large as investigators pursue the unknown assailant. The incident follows a report that the marshal was intoxicated and fell from his horse before being killed.
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Alimerican
Tullahoma
Tenn
Ith
Arly
Morgan
Kate Otlow
Ileemat
Lynchburg
J P. Everett
Ted
Pear
Pisgol
Safeianes
Jones
Terrible conflagration at Erie Oil Depot in Weehawken
A massive fire at the Erie Railroad oil depot in Weehawken New Jersey burned 60 000 to 70 000 barrels of oil. The fumes burnout will take time and tracks were warped by heat. Rail cars warehouses and nearby property suffered heavy damage across the area. Governor Dixs secretary delivered charges against the mayor at City Hall after a committee meeting.
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Erie Rail Ead
New York
Drake
Erie Railroad Company
Weehawken
N. J
Aise
Warehouse Collapse in East Boston Damages Bonded Goods
Failing of a warehouse at Lewis Wharf East Boston yesterday evening caused the National Dock and Warehouse Company to lose a building containing about 70,000 dollars worth of bonded goods. The damage to the structure is estimated at 15,400 dollars.
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National Dock and Warehouse Company
Lewis Wharf
Cotton Exchange Formed in Norfolk and Portsmouth
Norfolk and Portsmouth cotton dealers form a Cotton Exchange in the two cities, uniting local traders under a common organization. The July 11 announcement notes collaboration to standardize prices and trade practices for the regional cotton market.
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Cotton Exchange
Norfolk
Portsmouth
River News Briefs Highlight July Spam and Vessel Movements
Special Dispatches report river traffic in Evansville and Cincinnati with multiple vessels. Cherokee lists 200 tons and a full passenger list, Bermuda carries 60 passengers for Louisville, and shippers adjust sailings with the Mary Miller replacing the Frank P. Gracey. Weather remains mostly clear as river levels hold, with measurements around 3 to 5 feet at various points and several boats reported arriving or crossing Portland bar. Additional notes cover rising river levels near New Albany and Portland bar, along with enumerated arrivals and departures at Cairo and Evansville ports.
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Evansville
Cincinnati
Cherokee
New Orleans
John
Bransford
Memphis
Ploml
Etna
Bermuda
Louisie
Louisville
Mary Miller
Frank P. Gracey
New Almany
Portland Bar
Eagle
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Tarascon
Star
Laura Davis
Red Cloud
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Eddyville
Commonwealth
New Orlesias
City of Chester
Leons
Mingesola
Great Republic
St. Louis
Les Aba
Laura Davis Iso
R. HH
Dugan
H.C. Yefeer
Grain and wheat markets across cities show firmer quotes
July price reports from Milwaukee Toledo and Buffalo note higher wheat and corn values, with oats steady to firmer. July shipments reach 15 000 bushels plus receipts and private sales while freight routes to Oswego and Lovis vary. New York closes with flour dull and bacon and lard steady despite mixed grain demand. Continuous market tones across cities indicate overall firmness in wheat and corn futures.
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Toledo
Cora Ding
Detroit
Mica
Bie
Oswego
Brrrano
Sic
Lovis
New York
Dave Somes
Market notes mix as commodities hold steady and prices shift
Commodities show mixed activity with steady grains and soft sugar cane receipts. Wheat and rye firm with cautious demand, corn subdued, lard and bacon steady, flour dull, and molasses and sugar face uneven movement. Receipts reported for flour, oats, bran, hay, and bacon products. whisky dull in Louisiana and Chicago markets.
Oil market notes from Tettay's OU and city reports
The dispatch reports dull trading across oil markets with little activity at Parker's Landing and United and Asi on quoted around 102 to 105. Tuannville and Orig Oil City show quiet conditions around 105 and 15. Philadelphia notes quiet trade with refined prices near 124.
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United
Asion
Tuanville
Oil City
Philadelphia
Trip of a Paper Balloon from York Street
On the Fourth Edwin Long of this city sent up a paper balloon with his card reading If not called for in ten days return to Elwin 8 Long 62 York street. A Yellow Springs letter reveals the balloon traveled about seventy miles, carried by the wind, and carried back the tale of its surprising journey.
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Long
Elwin
York Street
Yellow Springs
Drummer’s audacious sponge swindle meets legal heat
A New York city drummer known for sharp schemes targets dealers with costly sponges. He misdirects orders to West End suppliers, entangles a druggist in a plan to ship goods, and faces a warning of legal action from a law firm. The druggist refuses to compromise as authorities tighten the case.
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Himsel
New York
West
Clarks and Dogs and Excursion Boats at Central Pool
Noon yesterday a man at the Central Pool stripped for a swim. While trousers vanished, a dog played with them and a crowd gathered as he hid near a wheat elevator. He warned bystanders and finally found his pants, slipping back into them and fleeing along a freight line. Nearby, two girls in Green Bay suffered neglect as a drunken mob left them for days.
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Central Pool
Green Bay
Wis
Compromise on Fast Shipments With J H Digges Co
A report notes a possible compromise with J H Digges & Co regarding shipments of silver and coin. The deal involves transfers valued at fifty thousand dollars in silver and related sums, with further monetary figures cited. The language is unclear but indicates negotiated terms to expedite consignments.
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New York
J. H. Digges & Co
First Monmouth Park meeting closes with two main races
On July 11 at MosMovtTu Park the first meeting at Monmouth Park concluded its fourth and final day. The first race carried a 1500 dollar added Sweepstakes. Calvi led the field with Calvi finishing first, followed by other runners Cowing in order. Time 1:18.34. The later race for all ages paid entrance money to third horses at a distance of a mile and a quarter, won by Fellowcraft with Whisper second and Arizona third. Time 0:43.
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Goke
Sua-Jeanebae
Tuise
Calvin
Morris
Selipae
Ameila Withers
Mariyan
New Zealand
Vivian
D John Babylon
Silvius
Calvi
New York Argonauts Win Harlem River Championship Race
A boat race on the Harlem River today pitted New York and the Argonauts of New Jersey for the United States championship. Betting favored the Atlantics at 39 to 89, but the Argonauts won by one length. Time was 17 minutes and 87 percent seconds for three miles straightaway. The report notes a rough, fragmentary description of the event.
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Argonauts
New Jesey
United Stes
Harlem
Atalantas
Aronauts
Washington report on VP Wilson resignation rumor unfounded
A Washington dispatch states the reported resignation of Vice President Wilson has no basis in fact. It notes the Vice President’s health is better than at any time since his illness.
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Boston
Washington
Wilson
River Flood Reports and Weather Notes
Special Dispatches to the Daily Times report river levels with rises of two to five feet in Brownsville and surrounding areas. Forecasters note heavy rains in all directions, favorable prospects for higher levels, and stagnation at certain locations, including minor changes near Si¢ inches.
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Pittsnurs
Brownsville
Early New England Dominion Rules Spark Controversy
A catalog of harsh colonial laws emerges, detailing bans on Quakers and dissenters, strict Sabbath rules, penalties for theft and trespass, dress and marriage regulations, and severe punishments including death for multiple offenses. The piece notes the era’s social control and the lure of Western summer resorts.
Statement on Medicine by Dr Radway
A 73 year old patient from Cambridge reports suffering urinary and kidney bladder troubles for a year. He tried many doctors and medicines with little relief until starting Radway’s Medicine, which allegedly gave rapid improvement within three days. Price cited as 1 dollar per bottle.
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Radway
W. James
Cimeinaaul
Camie
Radway’s Ready Relief touted as instant pain cure
An advertisement claims Radway’s Ready Relief stops pain in minutes, curing a wide range of ailments from rheumatic to neuralgic conditions. It asserts immediate action regardless of pain intensity and markets the remedy as universal for sufferers.
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Radway
Ready Relief Promises Fast Cure For Wide Range Of Ailments
An advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief claiming it cures inflammation of the kidneys bladder bowels lungs and throat and relieves fever headaches neuralgia and other pains. It prescribes twenty drops in water for cramps floods dyspepsia and travel sickness and asserts it prevents discomfort from water changes and outpaces bitters as a stimulant.
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Radway
Fever and Ague cured for sixty cents bottle
There is no remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other fevers, but Rapwar's Reapr Re claims rapid cure. Sixity fifty centes bottle.
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Tanwar
Rapwar
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