Fragmentary 1874 notices mix health, crime and maps
Disjointed excerpts report injuries from an ankle fracture and bruises, a medical board meeting, upcoming local happenings, a petit larceny case with a jail term, probate term in session, a butchers' picnic, and county mapping efforts amid scattered notes and names.
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Lawrence
Matthews
Board of Health
St. Joseph's
James
Sth
Zanesville
J. H. Hall
Dayton
Gate ' Dempecy
Dennis Regan
Steward Appointed at Athens Hospital Trustees
Trustees of the Southeastern Hospital at Athens appoint Robert for a three year term pending Governor approval, as reported by the Daily Times on July 14. The appointment hinges on commission and ongoing oversight by state authorities.
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Attencae Daily Times
H ‘Apediine
Athens
Robert Pon
Indian Raid Drives Off Cattle Near Cimarron River
A Curdate dated July 12 reports a band of Indians led by a Cheyenne faction attacking a ranch on the Red River twelve miles from Cimarron. They drove off cattle and escaped with a large herd, pursued by herders and local authorities. The event is linked to J Taung and the M E Church at Cimarron.
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Ven
Cimarron
J. Taung
Up the Iowa Central Railroad, New Yours, July 14
A brief item notes activity on the Iowa Central Railroad with a July 14 timestamp. The report mentions inspection or progress tied to the line and a location near New Yours. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Iowa Central Railroad
New Yours
Third-Term Gossip Hint From Ex Confederate Maney
Special Dispatch reports in Washington July 14 that Gov Hebert of Louisiana favors a third term. A Kemper letter signals a coordinated South move. Rumor says General Maney of Nashville, once linked to a Russian mission, may be the ex Confederate figure involved.
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Russia
Daily Times
WasHinetox
Hebert
Louisiana
Kemper
South
Maney
Nashville
Tena
First Battalion I M to be installed tonight
Local notes show the new field and staff of the First Battalion I. M. to be installed at 357 Central Avenue tonight. In Police Court this morning William Schultz faced charges of false pretenses involving a check. Joseph Tieman, saloon keeper on Augusta Street, was charged with selling liquor. Mrs Mary Finley failed to appear, and attachments were issued for nonappearance, returnable tomorrow.
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I. M
Central Avenue
Polies
Wm. Schultz
Biln -Paper
Deadnack
Joseph Tieman
Augusta Street
Mary Finley
Move of the Second Reservoir Disaster and Saved Lives
Fragmentary report describes a dam mishap at the Second Reservoir with a Deacon Meacham blamed for a leak and a rising flood. Fire and water surged sixty feet, forcing evacuations and causing widespread damage before the danger subsided. An unrelated note mentions Bismarck’s return and political cheers in Germany.
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Gid Ban
Meacham
Tihem Preparing an Explicit State mene
July 13 New York letter to Dr. Bacon discusses not aggression but sale as stated, defending actions with occurrences noted. The text hints at preliminary matters and a response to a prior letter, mentioning motives and defense of conduct in a complex historical exchange.
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Tihem
Mene
New York
Bacon
Fire disaster report From Michigan stores and leases noted
A fragmented notice reports fires in Manistee and Big Rapids with references to losses, leases, and an insurance claim. The garbled text mentions July 13 and multiple locations including Omaha and Leas, with mentions of minor leases and fatal accidents tied to the blaze.
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Curiaco
Block & Fourniture
Con- Tribune
Manisteea
Rocgroup
B. Miller
Pena Ie Oman
Doves
Eatimatea
Insurance Enkoown
Opinions of a Poor Exille on Irish Politics
A July 14 dispatch describes John Mitchell preparing to sail and declare that he will not join Home Rule movements. He plans to show England and the world that Irish independence has strength beyond Home Rule. The piece notes his belief in a larger national movement and hints at forthcoming tensions.
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New York
John Mitchell
Aries
England
Ireland
Eales
Bat
Widow Seeks Aid After Personal Crisis in Bax Francisco
Local widow lla Armstrong, one of four widows living on Geary, reports a personal crisis requiring assistance. Eston authorities advised follow up for support and resources as of July 13.
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Bax Francisco
Lla Armstrong
Geary Nag
Market notes amid mixed signals for grains and livestock
Markets show wavered activity across corn and wheat with May to July futures steady but uneven. Reports cite corn up to 60 cents a bushel in spots, wheat around Milwaukee firm to nominal, oats and rye mixed, and fats in canal freights easing. Livestock prices largely unchanged as receipts highlighted quiet trade.
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Michigan
New York
Aioe
Te-Day's oil market report from July fourteenth
Special dispatch notes a dull, weak market with refined products quiet. United is quoted near 97 and 10 at river. crude and refined prices show small moves. Market activity remains subdued across sectors with limited price changes and modest volume.
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The
Daily Times
United
Niee' Ve
Sennenia
Indignation Over Efforts to Hide Murder Suspect Maloney
Correspondence from Lovetown July 14 reports citizens’ anger that authorities try to shield man Maloney who stabbed Franklin and is to be tried. The notice calls for a hearing before the Justice of the Peace and describes a 21 year old Irishman with a freckled face and nervous demeanor as a suspect in a murder case.
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Daily Times
Lovetown
Maloney
Franklin
Loveland
Maye
Endewan
Testi Enderry
Bevauty
Mass
da. Rapwat
Radway
Erie Board Sees President Regent Regret and Fraise
New York July 14 The Erie Railroad board announced that President Watson will retire due to ill health and rising duties. The resolution praises his faithful service and long tenure, noting his health and public spirit, while signaling respect from the directors and stakeholders amid company challenges.
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New Yor
Erie Rail
Leetiard
Predteuton
Dhat
P. H. Watson
Watt
Erie Company
J. Jew
A. Scott
John Jr
John Taylor
Toke King
Jeck Sche
Edwin D. Mor
Gy Daltzer
L. M. Barlow
L. Heyer
Henry G. Stebbins
Buydam Greis Robinson
John A. C. Grey
Cy H Z, Parker
Homer F
Exaggerated Grasshopper Raid Report From St Paul
Fragmentary text from St Paul July 14 reports distorted figures on a grasshopper raid. Sparse lines mention area impact and yield, with unclear quantities and entities.
Baxter Calls Out Militia in Little Rock
Gov Baxter orders militia in Little Rock as Lonoke movements are watched for the assembly of the State Constitutional Convention. No opposition or threats seen to the body, according to the specials. Militia camped in the State House yard last night.
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Democrat
Little Rock
Ark
Gone
State House Yard
Baxter
Fourth Avenue Tunnel Collapse Kills One Worker
A cave-in at the Fourth Avenue tunnel today left one laborer dead and two others gravely injured, with authorities indicating at least one more may be fatally hurt. Rescue operations continued as crews secured the area and investigated the incident.
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Fourth-Avenue Tunnel
New York
River News Special Dispatches From July 14
River readings and weather notes across towns report varying depths and dull business. Beant and others note safe apy while pilots describe barges, oil barrels, and freight movements on the river. temperatures climb to the high 80s with river standstill in places and rising sections elsewhere.
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Pitresursg
Asville
Om Joseph A. Stone
Abe ‘McDonald
Cincinnati
Laster
Liesenger
Nore Iron Valley
Long Branch Jockey Club Races Report
Three horses contested a heat in the July 14 meeting at Long Branch with Artist prevailing by a length over Donnybrook and Fadiadeén. Artist then won the fourth heat and the overall race in a time around 1 48. Branca was among the losers.
Infanticide Charge Shakes Local Community
A young Scotch woman Buchanan, residing near 387 East Third, was arrested this afternoon on an infanticide charge. Allegations state she gave birth about a month ago and disposed of the child in a privy. Coroner Maley to hold an inquest this afternoon.
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Buchanan
Néi
East Third
The Normal School Principal Race Intensifies
The article describes political maneuvers around the Normal School principal election, noting opposition by enemies of the institution. It accuses the current board of seeking to replace the principal with someone seen as more competent and praises the incumbent’s supporters while criticizing rivals as propagating a plan to maintain control under past leadership.
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Normal School
Board of Education Technickl
Regatta Entries Grow for Bennett Prizes at Saratoga
Preparing for the Sports Entries for the Bennett Prizes Practicing for the Regatta. Saratoga July 11. James Gordon Bennett prizes on footrage attract attention with seven entries in the one mile run eight in the hundred yard sprint five in the three mile ginning race five in the hurdle and eight in the seven mile walking. Crews train on the lake amid large spectator crowds. No major rivalries noted among crews. Anticipation focuses on Yale Harvard and Wesleyan with Yale wary of Wesleyan.
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Saratoga
James Gordon Bennett
Forest
Yale
Har
Wesleyan
Priest Charged in Plot Against Bismarck Reach Schweinfurt
In Schweinfurt priest Hauthaler is arrested on suspicion of complicity in the attempted assassination of Chancellor Bismarck, tied to the July 14 shooting plot dubbed by authorities as the Bermarck incident.
Gambling Houses Shutdowns and Inquiries After Police Reform
The Board of Police Commissioners urged the Superintendent to close all gambling houses months after Col Kiersted’s deposition and Col Eugene Daylor’s tenure. Convictions rose in Police Court, but reports suggest houses remain active under leases. a thorough inquiry is planned at tomorrow’s Board meeting led by Mr. Cormier.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Col. Kiersted
Col
Eugene Daylor
Col. Daylor
Cormier
Steamer Nevada Collides With Iceberg Near Queenstown
The steamship Nevada, arriving from New York, struck an iceberg in fog off Queenstown and sustained damage to the forecastle. The iceberg detached and fell on the forecastle during the collision.
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Nevada
Queenstown
New York
Tce
Noted Colonel Sued for Alimony by Wife
Mrs. Harlan former widow of Reuben P. Graham files alimony suit against Col. Robert Harlan on grounds of abandonment and extreme cruelty. She seeks court orders dividing his real and personal estates and awarding her support and legal costs with further relief as equity allows.
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Robert Harlan
Harlan
Reuben P. Graham
Democratic convention notes amid Pennsylvania districts
Fragmented report notes Democrats in the First and Third districts naming nominees and party alignment. Leonard refuses cooperation with Republicans as talks continue about the Fifth Congress run and pending pay meet nominations.
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Sen Case
Samuel Sie
Leonard
Republian
Tumor by Years Growth Cured by Radway’s Resolvent
A Cincinnati resident, 73 years old, describes lifelong urinary and kidney troubles pain intensifying to urethral stricture. After failing doctors and medicines, he reads a Philadelphia notice promising cure by Radway’s Resolvent. He credits improvement from the advertised remedy and appeals to readers.
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Radway
Philadelphia
Jewett Elected Erie Railroad President After Weehawken Fire
H. J. Jewett was elected president of the Erie Railroad Company as the board of directors organized. The Weehawken fire caused losses estimated at up to 175000 dollars, with thirty two thousand eight hundred allocated to ten companies.
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MH. J. Jewett
Erie—Loas
New York
H. J. Jewett
Erie Railroad Company
Erie
Weehawken
Nie Sr
Lanranes
Shade the City: Call for Tree Planting Law
A citizen laments many streets lack shade trees while others thrive with maples and poplars. He recalls a city law requiring owners to plant trees at their dwellings and urges enforcement to beautify avenues like Clifton and Mount Auburn, noting hardy options and seasonal beauty.
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Alwa
Sueas
Meneses
Clifton
Mount Anburt
Conte
Mont Tugres
Foreign Notes on European Affairs
The article reports Berlin excitement over an assassination attempt on the Austrian Emperor, Carlists firing without effect, and German authorities pressing for reinforcements. It mentions Bishop of Paderborn punished for ecclesiastical violations, Am erican Dockray sentenced to death, and Emperor William’s Munich visit with Bavarian nobles receiving decorations. The Navy will avoid North Atlantic deployment, keeping ships in Gulf of Mexico and Cuban waters as necessity dictates.
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Berlin
Brussels
Derby
Navy Department
Gulf of Mexico
Passon
Cuban
Radway’s Ready Relief promise of rapid pain cure
An advertisement touts Radway’s Ready Relief claiming cures in one to twenty minutes for a wide range of pains and conditions. It asserts immediate relief after reading the ad and emphasizes efficacy for rheumatic, neuralgic, nervous, and prostrated illnesses.
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Radway’s
Ready Relief Patent Medicine Ad Claims Quick Pain Aid
An advertisement touts Ready Relief as a universal remedy for a long list of ailments including inflammation of multiple organs, gout and neuralgia. It promises easing of cramps, headaches, diarrhea and colic with twenty drops in water and recommends travelers carry a bottle to prevent sickness from water changes. It claims superiority to brandy or bitters as a stimulant.
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Radway
Jewish Congregation Council Opens Sessions Today
The Council of the American Hebrew Union of Congregations begins its sessions today at the Jewish Orphan Asylum in New York. Prominent and wealthy Israelites from across America are said to be in attendance to discuss founding schools and central community affairs.
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Council of the American Hebrew Union‘of Congregations
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Ofa Bee
Ameri
Public swimming baths sought amid river dangers
Letter to the Daily Times laments lack of public swimming baths while praising others' facilities in Boston and New York. Writer notes one unsafe river bathing site causes deaths among youth and urges construction of a public bath to improve health and cleanliness. Dated July 14.
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The
Daily Times
Boston
New York
Mr Mat Newton Returns from Two-Week Bay Trip
Mr Mat Newton of Brad street's Mercantile Agency arrives home after a two week absence at Tin Bay.
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Mat. Newton
Bradstreet’s Mercantile Agency
Tin Bay
Fragmented notice prompts unknown names and places
A garbled OCR notice presents incomplete words and unclear references to individuals and locations. It lacks readable dates or actions, leaving the core event and parties unidentified. The readable fragments suggest a local item but do not establish a clear headline or outcome.
Highlands Receives Twenty Third Principal Appointment
To the Editor of the Daily Times Jobin 8 Highlands was appointed again as Principal of Seventeenth District schools. After twenty-five years of service he is identified with local interests and remains a constant choice for the role.
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Seventeenth
Daily Times
Jobin
Highlands
Fever and Ague cured for Fifty Cents by Rapway’s Beapy Re ez
The ad promises rapid cure for fever and ague and other fevers with Rapway’s Beapy Re ez. It claims no remedy elsewhere is as fast and prices a bottle at fifty cents, urging quick purchase in a period voice.
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WENT
Rapwar
Rapway
Village politics and temperance campaign notes
The piece mentions a temperance movement camp and speculation on mayoral candidacy. It cites Robert A. Saree as a Democratic candidate for the Common Pleas seat and discusses the mayoral vacancy. It hints at a local nomination and party alignment amid community concerns.
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Lebanon Road
Robert A. Saree Eng
of Common Pleas
Snae
Tate
Iin
Disputed Teacher Elections At Board Meeting
Fragments describe a tense Board of Education gathering over teacher elections and grade remarks. The text mentions omissions of a teacher named Tyler and a resignation or removal during the vote, with conflict among board members and a reference to a $500 next election. The report is incomplete and supports only vague outcomes.
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Board of Education
Matthine
Tme Tyler
Ana
Rinald Ae
Tal
Gerry Herman Rentti
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