Notes and News in a Rural Newspaper Recap
A jumbled rural page notes ratifications at Weldon and New fer, an August 1 Hillsboro gathering, Bryant plans a public library in Cummington, Liberal Republicans in Vermont, the French Garde Nationale to Chicago, celebrities in Paris, a Nashville Grant Club scene, Stokes case closing remarks, Iowa crop optimism, fireworks imports rising, Arkansas Governor Hedley investigating outrages, a Clyde iron steamer launch, Lehman’s death rumor, Native American route tensions, a Nashville court verdict on a railroad accident, New Zealand iron sand steel claim, and a Wheeling man’s suicide amid rail accident injuries.
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Weldon
B. C
New Fer
Hillsboro
William Cullen Bryant
J. ¥. Evening Post
Cummington
Mets
Vermont
Burlington
Ceeb Tenon
Garde Nationale Bend
New York
Pennsylvania Central
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Bois de Boulogne
Paris
Barney Williams
Florence
Grant Club
Nashville
Col. Mallins
W. F. Prosser
China
Hedley
Arkansas
Roepe County
Clyde
Liverpool Valparaiso
Straits of Magellan
Frederick Lehman
Seip & Lehman
Britich
London
Triumph
Nassau
Ban on Callen Driven From Home in Celina Turmoil
Special dispatch reports Celina in a state of terror after a violent outrage and murder linked to the Secor case. D J Callen, who defended McLeod and Kimmel, has been driven from town amid threats and warnings against returning. Countywide fear grows as Governor Noyes is asked for aid.
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Times
Warakonsta
Celina
D. J. Callen
Mcleod and Kimmel
Secor
Young Kimmel
Attempts to Smoke Out Sumner in Virginia Convention
Special dispatches report Liberal Republicans and Democrats pressuring Senator Gumar to declare his stance amid a Virginia convention. Greeley movement tempers his decision, while Petersburg notes W H H Stowell's nomination for Congress and Charles H Porter bolts to run as an independent after no nomination chance.
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Sumner
Light Ghede
Virginia
Times and Chronicle
Wasnixeton
D. C
Gumar
Greeley
Horace Greeley
Petersburg
W. H. H. Stowell
Congress
Chas. H. Porter
Political Torchlight Procession in Memrnis
Democratic candidates addressed a Greeley rati fication meeting in Court Square last night. A torchlight procession followed, led by a large group of boys paid a half dollar each, marching through the streets in support of the candidates and the offices they seek.
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Memrnis
Greeley
Court Square
Prominent Democrats Move in New York Meeting
Ex Senator Doolittle left for a Democratic meeting in Ames, New Jersey. Allen was named Chair of the Executive Committee, with D B Goodlee and Jasper W. as secretaries. Jchmon of Oregon and Leon Reve led a resolution on state and congressional campaigns and related plans.
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New York
Doolittle
Atames Mersey
Allen
D. B Goodlee
Herth Cerolina
Jasper W
Jchmon
Oregon
Mo Wion
Leon Reve
Declination of Nomination Noted in Journal Report
Fragmentary note from July 13 records Mr. DePauw declining and a related nomination reference. The Republican party column mentions the Fifth Policvar and a Nevada case in Cel District with J. T. named in connection to the interest.
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Mr. DePauw
Eae
The
Journal of Iter Teem W. GC
Eee
Ria Hick
Rois
Pat Geatetaane
Certificates Filed Demand for Grenley Republicans
Columbus July 13 Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports certificates of the Home Building Association No 3 of Cincinnati with 100000 dollars and of the Louisville Woolen Mills of County with 12500 dollars, plus a certificate annexing territory to Farmersville Mercer County. A Keeley ratification meeting aims to draw a crowd and The State Journal offers to publish a complete list of Green Republican members in the county if furnished.
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Times and Chronicle
Columbus
Home Building Association
Cincinnati
Louisville Woolen Mills
Farmersville
Mercer County
Keeley
State Journal
Republican Committee
Greeley
New Albany GOP Rally Scheduled for July 26
Gen Weitzel today left for Lacrosse to attend the Board of Engineers meeting on bridge location. The Republicans of New Albany announce a grand rally at Barnam's teat on July 26 to bolster party efforts.
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Times and Chronicle
New Avbany
Weitzel
Lacrosse
Board of Engineers
Barnam
Unclear revolt notes drift in New York dispatch
Fragmentary report from New York dated July 13 describes movements of Revolutionists near Saltillo and Nueva Leon. The text mentions Trevino and Roche with scattered phrases about troops, surrender, or pursuit, but details are garbled and partial.
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New York
Trevino
Saltillo
Epcaen
Nueva Leon
Jack
Roche
Nants
Murder in Mississippi River Bathing Scene Stunner
A coal-boat watchman named Sturgeon shot and killed a boy named Murphy as he bathed in the Mississippi River below the boat where Sturgeon lived. The murderer fled downstream. The report also notes Shelby County real estate totals: $35,341,805 in merchandise valued property.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Memrats
Sturgeon
Murphy
Mississippi River
Associated Press
Yeriyal Bose
Beale
Shelby
Gen Sherman in Germany Meets Reserved Reception
Berlin report says Gen Sherman voiced disgust at his reception and German manners. At Bancroft's dinner with Von Moltke, greetings were brief. His meeting with Prince Frederick Charles was similarly cold. He was barred from Potsdam park during the imperial visit and declined the review invitation, recalling Potsdam.
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Sherman
Germany
Berlin
General Sherman
Potsdam
Greeley Nominated Delegates Present Address Baltimore Link
In New York on July 13 delegates visited Greeley to formally present the Baltimore nomination. Doolittle spoke of unanimity at the convention and the aim to support the Democratic ticket with patriotic citizens. The process affirmed a cordial, temporary pledge to sustain the Republican aligned goals while Greeley contemplates motives and public reception.
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New York
Greeley
Baltimore
Doolittle
Vention
Hare
Atnessed
Cordishity E Usisem. Y Peolittle
Eral Ivention
Fatal Delirium Shooting in Rochester Man Kills Pet
In Rochester yesterday afternoon Weilbert Me Lin, while delirious, shot his own pet at his son’s house known as The Old Break. The incident ended in death with authorities investigating.
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Rochester
Weilbert Melin
Funeral Verdict Hints at Afternoon Decision
J Hr Seraston mourning for late Mr Gerenton with funeral services noted. Citizens gather as Stokes verdict expected this afternoon amid funeral arrangements and local proceedings surrounding the case.
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Mr. Gerenton
New York
J Hr. Seraston
Talon Plese
the Stokes
Death by the bursting of Butler in St Louis
A fragmentary notice from St Louis dated July 13 reports a fatal boiler accident on a steam threshing machine at a Geld near Failburg. Names mentioned include Jacob Sohaland, Wileuaen Ea Wells, Frank liek, and another man, with unclear roles.
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St. Louis
Suly
Geld
Failburg
St.igi
Song ‘Ndaim
Jacob Sohaland
Wileuaen Ea’ Wells
Frank Liek
River Traffic And Weather Across Cities In July Reports
July river bulletin notes Grey Eagle Louisville to Cairo and Charmer Cincinnati routes at 6 30 PM. Weather cloudy hot with 91F. canal depth 4 ft 5 in. Memphis reports cool conditions and rising Arkansas water. Barges from Madison Arlington St Louis Liberty and Augusta moving to New Orleans with cargoes of potatoes. The Lawrence expected to depart with light freight tonight.
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EvaxsFilip
Grey Eagle
Louisville
Retern
Arkansas Belle
Cairo
Charmer
Cincinnati
Reters
Idlewild
Mercury
Sue Chude
Ar- Madison
Arlington
St Louis
Liberty
Ronton
A Ae
Cincianeti
New
Augusta
New Orleans
Memphis
Arkansas
Ohio
Tri
Ay A
Lawrence
Commencement Oration Glimpses Lessons From Varying Eras
Delivered by Miss Millie Levineon of Smelby Ville High School, the address reflects on growth through thought and service. It urges self culture, dedication to humanity and God, warns against idleness, and cites mythic Vishnu to illustrate charity rising from duty. The speech honors benefactors and the Graduation Class bearing hope.
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Millie Levineon
Smelby- Ville High School
Goethe
Vishnu
Pashions for July in Le Follet on summer fabrics
The article surveys July fashion from Le Follet focusing on light fabrics and draping ease. It highlights shifts from black ground patterns to white and ground tones, notes the popularity of cretonne and muslin for polonaises, and describes trims, lace, and color accents. Bonnet styles for garden and sea wear are previewed, with emphasis on elegance and seasonable palettes.
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Faille
Bennet
Exiled Guatemalan friars reach San Francisco after seizure
A group of Jesuit priests and Dominican friars, including the founder of missions in Guatemala aged seventy two, were seized by Guatemalan forces under Miguel Garcia Granada after a political upheaval. They were forced onto a steamer at Chemperico and taken to Santa Clara days later, destitute and without belongings. Local charity appeal urged to aid the strapped religious men.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Arene Seger
Guatemala
St. Mary’s
Peli
Santa Clara
Miguel Garcia Grenada
Rufigo Barrios
Chemperico
Ae Poe
Eira
Sacramento
Nancy
St. Ignatius
Francis
Widow-Burning in Brighton England
A widow in Brighton immolated herself after her English husband’s death six months into marriage. She built a funeral pyre inside her home temple and performed daily rites of her native faith, ultimately consuming herself amid intense despair. Local authorities recovered ashes and investigated the grim scene.
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Brighton
England
Second Edition Reports Mob Rumors Denied
Special Dispatch from Warakorrta Ohio dated July 13 states city rumors of a hanging are unfounded and a reliable Celina source says the young Kimmel will receive a fair and impartial trial. No additional confirmation yet from the local correspondent.
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Times and Chronicle
Warakorrta
Celina
Third Edition. Gratz Brown Confined Departure of French Band
Gratz Brown remains confined by illness but is out of his room. The French band departed for Chicago today. Martin Elga a German died Wednesday and doctors say death was caused by Asiatic cholera. The district attorney concluded his remit Shine Geage ingessna aus teken, we erred his charge to the jury. The bank statement shows loans down 38400, specie down 562100, legal tenders up 932100, deposits up 5735100, decrease of
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New York
Gratz Brown
Chicago
Martin Elga
Shine Geage
Ingessna Aus Teken
Destructive Storms Hit Midland England and Officials in Alexandria
July reports describe storms across England's midland and southern counties destroying crops and causing fatalities from lightning. In Alexandria a serious affray between US consul Butler and officers of the Khedive caused wounds to Major Campbell, triggering major controversy over who initiated the violence.
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England
Alexandria
United States
Butler
Wadleigh
Loring
Reynolds
Major Campbell
Khedive
Maja Campbell
Builer
Stolen Child Sighted With Traveling Musician
A child described as Freddie Lieb, abducted from Danville Illinois over a year ago, was seen with a traveling musician in Columbia last week, then boarded a train from Marietta Monday to Harrisburg. Loss estimated at $30,000.
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Philadelphia
Freddie Lieb
Aincy
Illinois
Columbia
Gee
Marietta
Harrisburg
Murtz
Messi Joy
Robbery at Blackstone Bank Affects Uxbridge Family
A gang robbed the residence of Mr. H Cashier of the Blackstone National Bank in Uxbridge Mane. The assailants gagged the family and compelled the teller to the bank where they secured between thirteen and fourteen thousand dollars.
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Providesce
H Cashier
Blackstone National Bank
Uxbridge
Mane
Marsett Wins Sweepstakes and Traverse Stakes Races
In Fanateca New York on July 13 Marsett captured the sweepstakes mile and a quarter beating three horses with Lyttleton and Victoria tied for second. Bassett clocked 2 1 2. Joe Daniels won the Traverse stakes mile and three quarters beating eight rivals with a time of 3.05.
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Fanateca
N. Y
Tmarsett
Lyttleton
Victoria
Bassett
Joe Daniels
Races Arrive With Noted Horses For Next Week
Cleveland July 15 A large field of 125 entries has been registered for next week’s races. Notable entrants include Rosalind owned by H N Smith of New York and Corey and Dextress owned by Sedge of Buffalo. Goldsmith Maid Lucy and American Girl trotting stars also arrived alongside many running horses.
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Cleveland
Rosalind
H. N. Smith
New York
Corey
Dextress
Messrs. Sedge
Buffalo
Cooke
Budd Doble
Mark
Yoo A
Cloud
Marry
Denton
Castle Boy
Nelly Bush
Vashti
Mollie Foster
Bint Wet
Derringe R
Redorse
Mollie Ci. A
Regent
Jim Conner
Sabina
Lattie
Robert Cregg
Bigearoon
4 Mance
Appointments of First Missouri District Assessors
July 13 reports list Livge Detrott noting reassurances about insurance and the Hevenic Assessors. July 15 letters name George W. F Jeroy and Victor B. Crole as Assistant Assessors in the district. River news mentions ships and a slow rise. arrivals include Algeria from Liverpool.
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Hevenic
WasutsoTos
George W. F .Jeroy
Victor B. Crole
Cee Ted
Missouri
Destructive Fire at Alpena Last Night
A major fire at Alpena Michigan caused about 150000 dollars in losses. No mills or lumber were destroyed. Reports suggest several lives may have been lost, with numerous buildings and stores including Samsat Moor House Burrell Hoare Union Hotel Huron House Eagle Hotel Goodrich's jewelry stores Dow & now ashes store Potter Bros hardware C C bitmney drugs A Aulepech dry goods A L Power & Co groceries Abers furniture store County Clerk's Office Albert Peck residence sub office and several houses damaged.
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Detroit
Alpens
Michiese
Toling
Samsat Moor
Burrell Hoare
Union Hotel
Huron House
Eagle Hotel
Goodrich’s
Dow & Now
Potter Bros
Hardware
C. C. ‘Bitmney
A. Aulepech
A. L. Power & Co
Abers
Albert Peck
Frank Nevins in altercation with Alderman Keck in Cincinnati
A young Inquirer reporter known as Frank Nevins engaged in a confrontation with Josiah Keck, president of the Alder man ic Board, on Vine Street near Fourth. Keck claims Nevins drew a revolver. a bystander with a cane struck Keck, aiding Nevins, who was later bailed at Hammond Street Station. Nevins and Laird provided differing accounts of the dispute over the controversial article.
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Wittclems
Fourth
Vine Streets
Keck
Pike's House
Tvo
Vine Street
Nevins
Pearth and
James A. Laird
the Inquirer
Aed
Mr. Nevins
Mr. Keck
Laird
Weather Report and Shipping News From the Cairo Dispatch
A special dispatch notes clear warm weather in the Cairo area and lists incoming ships and train connections between Memphis Chester and St Louis with departure times and routes. The mixed timetable includes City of Quincy, Raven, Quickstep and Evansville services with morning arrivals and departures.
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Cairo
Jade
City of Chester
Memphis
New Orleans
Wounded man recovers after abdominal injury in July
George R. Demilt suffered a gunshot wound in the abdomen. He received treatment aimed at relieving abdominal pain and reducing muscle tension, including a compress and medicinal solution. He remained under care through the day, then began to recover and walk with assistance by the end of the week.
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George R. Demilt
Col
Demilt
Probate Court Condemns Land For Lebanon Pike Project
In front of Judge Hoefer a condemnation suit targets land from the Mount Emery road to McMillan street along Hunt street in Lebanon. The jury began hearings as scores are set, and 6400 feet of frontage is cited for the necessary ground. Moore for the city faces counter arguments from Hoadly Caldwell Coles and others. An executor delinquency case against the estate of Flennnan Volk is slated for hearing in ten days. An application to place a ward with Reform School guardianship is also noted amid testimony on the ward’s age and statutory issues.
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North
Getate
Straigh Ag Lebanon
Tornpike
Hunt Street
Muntemery Road
McMillan Street
Ieagemeet Aes Oe
Corrison
Ircata
Woomere
Rama
Moore
Hoadly
Caldwell
Coles
Flenmnan Volk
Reform School
Dn Ve
Barbera Zeer
Pen Sd
Brewster
Lindemann
Heroic Rescue Saves Three From Water
A report from Wai County describes a perilous Saturday near the river where Alfaretta Smith Laura Stebbins and Emma Goodenow narrowly escaped a watery grave. A 17 year old boy, aided by the lifeless hull of an old craft, swam and pushed the vessel to shore aiding the four to safety.
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Alfaretta Smith
Laura Stebbins
Emma Goodenow
Brownell
Wai County
Fous
Iowa
Yosemite travel will ease with steam car exchange plan
Yosemite visitors may soon see travel easier as coaches are slated to be replaced by steam cars on a new railroad scheme. A preliminary survey by the San Francisco Alta indicates a forty line railroad expected to unfold over a dozen years, giving a vision of a dense network in California.
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Yosemite
California
Massachusetts
Manatee County News: Attacks by Bull Dog Leave Residents Injured
Fragmentary report details a bull dog attack near a cigarette shop injuring a woman and her daughter while a separate incident mentions a man named S. L. Galloway and a defense in a case. Early notes indicate fear and chaos as authorities try to control the situation.
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S. L. Galloway
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