Justice changes ripple through DC posting
Special Dispatch reports from Washington July 16 that Judge Geo P Fisher US District Attorney for DC received notice of his reappointment and Wells of Virginia named as his acting successor. A push to prosecute letter carriers was mentioned amid broader political actions reviewed by the President leading to the removal described.
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Geo. P. Fisher
United States
District of Columbia
Jerday
Eee Wells
Virginia
Eppoosiaisto Os
Resolution to publish papers under Twenty Percent Rule
The executive committee proposed printing in the May issue the Twenty Percent Rule papers, with August as the effective date. The president and others praised J. W. Gun of Springfield Ohio for his service, and Nicalson of Cerengending Sone ary, S&S Baker of New York Ree, and James Knight of a tion were noted.
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J. W. Gun
Springfield
Ohio
Nicalson
S&s. Baker
New York
James Knight
Sean
Toronto
Meeting of the Packin' Com and vote tallies
The Packin' Com held a meeting with members including Sidney Dillon Thomas T. M. Taber and Fred L. Ames present. A statement on the company’s id was not presented as it was a ticket of the New York. Votes totaled 7,833 for one side and 5,544 for others. Adjourned without a decisive action.
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New York
Sidney Dillon
Jas. Gould
Thomas T. M. Taber
Fred. L. Ames
Eine
E. H. Rollins
Messrs. Dillon
Lebert
Mr. Nelson
A. Teleg Company
Floods Across Wales and Somerset Amid Heavy Rains
Widespread flooding reported as the River Ogmore bursts its banks inundating Brigend and Monmouth areas. Boats navigate Main Streets in Monmouth while Frome and Severn valleys flood large tracts of land. Rail foundations feared damaged. bills and treaties discussed in Parliament. Contests in university boat race noted with times and captains named.
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Wales
Ogmore
Brigend
Cancarvan
Chierwell
Devonshire
Monmouth
Hereford
Caerion
Ross
Wrye
Frome
Bristol
Severn
House of Commons
Henry Fawcett
Prince Tour
Disraeli
Lg O Ken
Debates and protests mark Assembly session day
July 15 reports show M Savary addressing the chamber as Eight members joined protests against M Buffet remarks. A tense scene with cheers followed by approval of a resolution. July 16 notes in Loxobos state the government from the Left is challenged. The question remains how the Beeecucnans can remain in power or resign under constitutional pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Savary
Ora
Ander
Cape
Loxobos
Ae Pa
Soee
Great Republic Arrives San Francisco amid Far East Dispatches
San Francisco records July 15 as the Steamer Great Republic arrives from Yokohama with Rear Admiral Penactk and Asiatic Squadron staff aboard. Reports note Japanese and Chinese military movements near Formosa and Kashgar, and a Maria Luz arbitration decision favoring Japan ironed into the latest dispatches.
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San Francisco
Great Republic
Yokohama
Hong Amon
Penactk
Asiatic Squadron
Hoxe Koxe
Omar
Peking
Baksa
Hartford
Hong Kong
Singahara
Local Saratoga Amateur Athletics Meet Recap
In Saratoga on July 15 the second part of the athletic events featured Olen Mitchell’s team with Trambul Yale and C H Barber among entrants. A three mile walk saw W Platt Williams and A N Fairbanks Brown contend, with Taylor finishing in 25 3 and Fairbanks withdrawing. The hundred yard dash and hurdles drew top competitors from Union Yale Williams Cornell and others, Morrell winning the dash in 17 07 with lively sprint action throughout the program including a notable ten-hurdle event and a seven mile alumni race.
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SaRatoca
Perat Olen Mitchell
David
Yale
C. Hl. Barber
Trachball
W. Platt
Williams
Fairbanks
T. H
Union University
Pennsylva Online
Union
J.B. Linley
J.B
Cornell
Wis Ial
Morrell
J. W
Council of American Hebrew Canon Holds Final Session
The Council met in July to elect a Board of Governors led by Bernhard Beltman of Cincinnati and Herman E. Sterne of Wabash Indiana. An Executive Board was chosen, with Moritz Loth and Mon Levi among others in Cincinnati, and Simon Wolf from Washington, D. C. The session approved a further thousand dollars for the college fund and adjourned after routine business, aiming to reconvene next July in Washington amid strong enthusiasm and harmony.
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Council of the American Hebrew Canon
Bernhard Beltman
Cincinnati
Herman E. Sterne
Wabash
Ind
Abramh A. Kramer
Nathan Blum
Louisville
Herman Adler
Moritz Loth
Mon Levi
Lipmen Levy
Bernhard Bellman
Abram Ang
Simon Wolf
Washimeton
D. C
Lazarus Silverman
Henry Mack
Charles Kahn, Jr
Henry Brooks
Buffalo
Ullman
Eyre
BF. Heilman
Kansas City
Washington
Arraignment of Loeder in Tilton Beecher case
New York July 18 Joseph Loeder indicted with John J Price for perjury in the Tilton Beecher affair was arraigned in the Brooklyn Court today and pleaded not guilty while Price was not arraigned. Devkers from London are said to have offered for the offering in this market Bank of England and Bank of France notes.
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New York
Joseph Loeder
John J. Price
Tilton-Beecher
Klyn Court
Price
London
Bank. of England
Bank of France
Yale Salutatorian Curtis Wood Dies By Own Action
New Haven July 15. Williem Curtis Wood salutatorian of Yale College class of 1868 admitted death by own action at Tremont House yesterday.
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New Haven
Cons
Williem
Curtis Wood
Yale College
Tremont House
Oceanic and Montana Steamships Sail for Asia and Panama
San Frantisco reports Oceanic steamer bound for Hong Kong via Yokohama and Montana sailing for Panama and New York. California arrives from Glasgow and Steamship of Louisiana comes from New York. July 15 events indicate arrival and departures on the coast.
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San Frantisco
New York
California
Glasgow
Lexpos
Steamship — of
Louisiana
Lawrenceburg Clerks Top Aurora In Fair Grounds Baseball
Lawrenceburg clerks defeated the Aurora clerks 21 to 18 in a Wednesday game at the Lawrenceburg Fair Grounds. Wagering and cheering marked the contest as the home team claimed victory by three runs. Meanwhile grocery keeper Mrs Seimental sustained a deep gash on her arm from a falling tray a few days earlier.
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Cincinnati Times
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Lawrenceburg Fair Grounds
R. Mra. Seimental
Main Street
Incorporations In Rain Damaged Crops Across Erie County
Certificates filing show Huron City Association in Erie County with seven thousand dollars capital and Friend & Fox Payer Company capital rise from two hundred sixty thousand to three hundred thousand. Heavy rains damaged crops across the county with fields of corn submerged in water. A mutilated unidentified man’s body was found on Martiners Road track. authorities believe he is John Williams, Cincinnati, an employee of Robinson’s show, placed in the dead-house awaiting news.
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Cincina's Times
Conemies
Huron City Association
Erie County
Friend & Fox Payer Company
Pearly
Martiners Road
John Williams
Cincinnati
Robinson
Joyce's Investigation Report Shines Light On Pacific Coast Distilleries
The Republican publishes John A. Joyce revenue agent's year old investigation into distilleries rectifying houses cigar factories and related establishments on the Pacific Coast. The report to Commissioner J W Douglas shows violations of revenue laws in California Oregon and Washington Territory and counters San Francisco papers claiming Joyce found no irregularities in whisky business.
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G Joyce
St. Louis
The
Republican
John A. Joyce
Pacific Coast
J. W. Douglass
Internal Revenue
California
Oregon
Pacifica
San Francisco
Joyce
Telegraphic Points Chronicle Weathered by Time
The item aggregates scattered notes: vote for women’s suffrage, temperance division votes, possible ministerial appointment to Brussels, a range of political and legal events, and a string of civics matters. It includes a Kansas length of grain rates, criminal cases, a near-assassination, post office taint by letter tampering, a Louisville revenue defalcation, and a Cheyenne siege of thieves.
Balloon Voyage From Cariaco Ends In Uncertain Night
A balloon dispatched from Cariaco carried explorer Bob T. Barnum and companions Donaldson and Grimwood, a Jerusalem reporter. It rose to about several thousand feet and vanished during the night. No trace of the party has been found. prevailing winds hindered rescue efforts.
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Cariaco
Baloon
Bob T. Barnum
Fenior
Donald Son
Dson and
Grimwood
Jearsal
Os City
New Quarters for Secretary of State Making Ministers
The Secretary of State will take possession of new quarters Monday. Ministers are being transferred. The President signed Francis B. Stockbridge of Michigan as Minister-Resident at The Hague and Christian Wall Weber of Iowa as Minister-Resident in Ecuador. Adam Badeau’s commission to the Minister at Brussels was sent for signature.
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Wasiectox
Daly
Francis B. Stockbridge
Michigan
The
Hague
Christian Wall Weber
Iowa
Ecuador
Adam Badean
Brussels
Floods Near Baltimore Cause Track Wrecks
Heavy rains caused cellar floods and damaged several dwellings and greenhouses near Baltimore and Baltinone in July 1846. The Washington Branch line of the B. N. Kt. route derailed near Bladensburg. no passengers were injured. Wrecking trains cleared tracks and trains ran on time by morning.
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Baltimore
Baltinone
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Bladensburg
Abrupt End to Murder Trial in New Avvany
The Lewis murder case collapsed last evening as the prosecution failed to proceed and the court directed the jury to render a verdict of not guilty. The abrupt end ends a trial that had drawn local attention and spurred discussion about courtroom conduct and evidence handling.
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New Avvany
Lewis
Mrs Joseph Grover of South Passes Buried at Woodlawn
Mrs Joseph Grover of Southport died Saturday and was buried yesterday at Woodlawn. Funeral services at her home were led by the First Baptist Church pastor with a large attendance from the community. Her death deeply affects her husband and seven children, and her long faithfulness as a mother, wife, and member of the church was honored by mourners including the mayor and other city and church members.
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Joseph Grover
South
Woodlawn
Southport
Pasto
First Baptist Church
Ils Organiz DB
Parker
Lawaghtes
Ayor Smith
Mesers
N. P. Fassett
John Brown
G. A. Gridley
C. Hi Wheadon
4. B. Bullard
Fimire
Advetiser
Young man dies after snakebite in harvest field
Danton, a young man from near Marissa Illinois, was bitten by a rattler while binding a harvest bundle Monday afternoon. He ran home for help, felt burning pain and blindness, and died within eight hours despite medical remedies. A horse nearby also died from an earlier issue, believed linked to the same snake. The snake had four rattles and a button, indicating about four and a half years old.
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Danton
Marissa
Dunlop
Rivermen report rising rivers and active trade on July 16
Special dispatches describe Monongahela and other craft advancing toward Cincinnati with coal barges and cement cargoes. Across Louisville Evansville and New Albany the big rivers rise, storms and high water affect steamers, ships, and barge traffic while crews plan departures to St. Louis and New Orleans.
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Cincinnati Times
Prrrsgune
Monongahela
Ashland
Cincinnati
Maxwell
A.J. Baker
St. Louis
Caro
Odes
Louis
New Orleans
Alf. Stephens
Memphis
M. Rhodes
Mercury
Evansville
Villar
Millaree
Morgan Rattler
Turner
Shawneetown
Local Police Court Docket Noted In Morning Session
Nearly 100 cakes were scheduled in Police Court this morning with most minor. A. Rosenthal denied bail of 500 dollars for receiving goods stolen from Jeffras Seely Co. The Donnelly murder case, charging Lewis Donnelly with killing James Donnelly on July 5, remains unresolved as he stays jailed.
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A. Rosenthal
Messrs
Jeffras
Lewis Donnelly
James Donnelly
Santinnad
Donnelly
Jury Selection in City Case on Polices and Prisons
The Common Council Police and Prisons case before Esquire Johnson continued after our first edition. The panel faced challenges over juror bias and prior opinions, with Col. Dodds ruling some questions competent and overruling others. The jury was seated after peremptory challenges, and Judge Safla asserted his right to strike two jurors.
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M. Halateag & Co. Ee
Common Council Committee On Police and Prisons
Esquire Johnson
Dodds
Sage
Col. Dodds
Warrington
Bage
Cel. Dodda
Carpenter
Cel Dodd
Dohme
City Council On
Pictuce
Peet
Dubme
Barrett
Warren
Mr. Duhme
J. J. Mullaney
Waid Mullaney
Mr. Dubiné
James Watson
Ai Sear
Desman
John Wataod
Pleietf
Colonel Dodds
Carrod
Warringtom
Talesmen
Ife
Supreme Court
Mr. Sage
Lir. Carpenter
Stacy Hill
Willisry
J.B. Coughtin
Benj
Hewitt
Safla
Council Allows Committee to Advertise Fen Bids for Contract Work
Proceedings show reservations authorizing the committee to handle duties in advertising for bids on a contract for certain work. A dispute over admissible testimony centered on records and the city clerk’s role. Judge Warrington and Mr. Sage argued the witness could be examined or the clerk could testify, the court ruling the testimony competent. The city clerk was present as trial paused to resume Friday morning.
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Benton Halstead
Aliidsvits
Col. Dodd
Sage
J. FP. Yease
Tims
Mas RC
Rhoner
Henge
Warrinxton
Fee
Warrington
Gen. Ewing
Rex. Stanton
Rohner
Committee On Police and
Council
Tle
Rotiner
Weather Poem On Rain and Grange Faiths
A fragmented late OCR piece laments constant rain and its impact on the Grangers and local life. The speaker complains storms overwhelm crops and water, urging nature to ease while criticizing divine patterns and rural toil.
Counterfeit Note Case Involving Secret Service Official
J E Dyer a former Secret Service officer and head of the Southern District of Ohio faced a U S commissioner on charges of obstructing justice in a case involving a counterfeit fifty dollar note in the United States Circuit Court for the Southern District. The missing money was kept in a box in the U S Attorney's safe. Dyer allegedly took and offered counterfeit coins to bargaining partners while claiming a setup. Dyer bonded $2000 for upcoming proceedings, with a preliminary exam scheduled for August 2.
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J. E. Dyer
Secret Service
O- Er
Southern District of
Ohio
Hooper
Due ‘Administration ‘of Justice
Robert ‘Bull
Acd
James T. Porter
United States Attorney's
Dyer
United States Attorney's Office
Bull
Otter
United States
Wages suit opened against City Improvements official
Martin Lyons filed the first wage suit before Squire Riley seeking 46 dollars for May and early June work. The defendant is Street Commissioner Corbett. Hearing set for the 23rd. Corbett claims no responsibility, saying Lyons was hired by Assistant Commissioner HeHugh without his involvement and that costs should fall on others.
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Board of City Improvements
Martin Lyons
Squire Riley
Corbett
Lyons
HeHugh
Policy Players arraigned in Police Court seek continuance
The policy players were arraigned this morning and, through their attorney, requested a continuance. Names include Henry Gérke, Thomas Buchanan, James Dodsworth, E. Lowry, J. D. Holcomb, Henry Gable, George Fry, Louis Wheeler, David Levy, George Tux worth, and Wm. McGee. Continuance granted. cases set for trial on the 24th inst.
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Henry Gérke
Thomas Buchanan
James Dodsworth
E. Lowry
J. D. Holcomb
Henry Gable
George Fry
Louis Wheeler
David Levy
George Tuxworth
Wm. McGee
Walnut Hills Cincinnati Street Railroad opens Sunday schedule
The Walnut Hills and Cincinnati Street Railroad Company will open their road for business Sunday the 18th inst at 7 oclock A M running to the corner of Court and roadway streets. Last car leaves Court and Broadway at 11 25 P M during the week cars run from 6 50 A M to 11 25 P M.
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Walnut Hills
Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
Workhouse Sentences For Several Offenders Listed
The record lists sentences passed by Judge Lindemann including John G. Ponard and others. PoNard received a sentence, Snider charged with street begging, Nolan, Williams and Moore faced various offenses. Tim. Pleg and Jennie Moore received prompts for larceny and disorderly conduct with multiple days.
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Lindemann
John G. PoNard
Ee Ahce Gust Snider
Petit Arcons
S. Thos. Nolan
Eenns Williams
Jennie Moore
Tim. Pleg
Civil Engineer Earn Shaw Patents Inclined Plane Car
Cincinnati engineer Earn Shaw patents a carriage for inclined plane railways carrying passengers and vehicles. He will send circulars to interested parties about the new improvement.
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Cincinnati
Earnshaw
Out door social and gipsy encampment enliven village
The Ladies' Furnishing Society of the M. K. E. Church hosted an outdoor social on the parsonage grounds with Newton's ad providing music. A large roving band of gypsies visited the area, planning to stay awhile and offer fortune telling and horse trading. Also elected were a slate of teachers for local schools. Benjamin F. Miller, longtime Butler County resident, died in Burlington and was buried at College Corner after a large funeral. Rev. RL A. Poly of Oxford officiated.
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M. KE
Newton’s Ad
Oxford
Altough
Asion Schools
W. Hi. Stewart
Fannie Welgus
Mary Coulson
Aggie Wallace
Lou Johnson
Laura Robrer
Colored Schools
L. F.kennon
Alice Myers
Burlington
Laws
Benj. F. Miller
Butler County
College Corner
Poly
Miller
Butler Coan
Wimbledon Rifle Team to Compete at Wimbledon
Sussex dispatches report cold weather and flooded districts with Taff and Ely rivers rising. Georgetown residents evacuated by boat. The American Rifle Team arrives at Wimbledon to compete in the Leger sweepstakes and Derby events, with officials greeting them and tours of the camp. they will shoot first tomorrow at 200 yards, ten shots each.
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Front
Cardiff
Taff
Ely
Georgetown
Cardi
Bath
Wimbledon
Albert Couriers
Lord Wharncliffe
Phillips
Mildmay
Gambetta’s Blunder in Assembly Debate Refuted
Morning papers largely blame Gambetta for a failed attack on Minister Buffet in yesterday’s Assembly debate. The Left faced a disappointing sitting, with editors noting poor judgment and a weak stance in the session.
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Pants
Oigars
Gambetta
Buffet
Ex-Judge Fisher Keeps Post as Attorney for DC
Washington July 36 Ex Judge Fisher has not resigned as requested by the Attorney General. The government charges against him involve carelessness in administering his duties. He has just returned from a visit to Joe Besnel to see the President about retention in office. The Attorney General will next week announce an opinion on the Chorpenning mail case involving nearly half a million dollars.
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A. W. Thompson
Northampton
Mass
Act
Department of Agrices
Texas
North Caroline
South A
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Washington City
Fisher
Grand Jury
Belknap
Bristow
Washincton
D. C
District of Columbia
Joe Besnel
Wells
Virginia
Washington
Annou Saino
Secretary Belknap Party Arrives in Omaha
The Secretary of War Belknap and his party arrived in Omaha this morning after traveling from the west. They will proceed westward tomorrow and remain in Omaha until Monday amid a 95 degree shaded thermometer reading.
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Omaha
Belknap
Philological Association Elects Officers at Newport
The American Philological Association elected officers last evening. President is A. Harkness of Brown University. Vice Presidents include B. S. Haldeman of the University of Pennsylvania and Fred D. Allen of Cincinnati. Secretary and Curator Samuel Hart of Trinity College. Treasurer Charles J. Buckingham of Poughkeepsie. Executive Committee members: Howard Crosby of New York University, W. G. Richardson of Central University Kentucky, Hammond Trumbull of Hartford, and William L. Whitney of Yale College. Next meeting slated for New York City on July 18, 1576.
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American Philological Association
Newport
A. Harkness
Brown University
Haldeman
The
University Pennsylvania
Fred’k D. Allen
Cincinnati
Samuel Hart
Trinity College
Traftford
Charles J. Buckingham
Poughkeepsie
Howard Crosby
University of New York
W. G. Richardson
Central University
Richmond
Kentucky
Hammond Trumbull
Hartford
Yale College
New York City
Lake Champlain Steamer Champlain Wreck Near Sawmill Point
The Champlain steamer, leaving Fort Ti Conderoga for Raven's Point, ran ashore near Sawmill Point in Wuitenaus New York on July 14. It is likely a total loss with eighty passengers aboard rescued by the Adirondack. No injuries reported.
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N. Y
Champlain
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Sawmill Point
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Cornell crews Triumph on Victory Tour to Ithaca
The Cornell crews travel to Ithaca after a triumphant reception across Urica and en route where crowds cheer the victors with enthusiasm. The team’s tour showcases widespread local support and celebratory displays along the route.
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Urica
Cornell
Ithaca
Damages for Killing of a Horse Case Before Judge Avery
John Enright sues Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for 300 dollars claiming negligence caused the killing of a horse and injury to carts in July 1873 on Front Street. Defendants deny, argue plaintiff drove toward track, case in progress with verdict pending. Ophelia J. Neville administratrix wins 1500 dollars against Dennis Carey.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
Cooten Jean
I¢O
B. Okey
N. E. Jordan
T. C. Gaalat
Ophelia J. Neville
Dennis Carey
Probate Court appoints two administrators for decedents
In probate court before Judge Matson Frasik J. Jones was named administrator de bonis non with the will annexed for Ephraim Morgan deceased estate valued at 15000 in personal property. Jacob B. Lo was appointed administrator of Catherine Lowry deceased estate valued at 7000 in personalty.
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Frasik
J. Jones
Ephraim Morgan
Bs Tate
Jacob
Lo Lo
Catherine Lowry
Megistrates Report Listless Morning in Commonwealth Court Notes
This morning no Commonwealth cases appeared. At Main Street MilL Church this evening an entertainment for charity features good singing and ice cream. The Hiawatha prize race, delayed by member Lenng theesuse, faced some disagreement. Henry Crout's stable performance yesterday saw Esquire Duvenick sample Blue Lick bourbon top with lemon, claiming Soboly can drink it. In Mayor's Court Hal Wood paid 23 for disorderly conduct and Pete Moran four for drunkenness and sidewalk sleeping, joking that a hard bed makes the fine worthwhile.
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Red Stockings
Milfords
Esquire Duvenick
Lelieves
Hal
Pete Moran
Pete
Statement from W L Gras on railroad depot relocation
Citizens letter refutes rumor that Gras would influence moving the Co and Lexington Railroad depot from the city to Cincinnati. Gras states he has not entertained such a plan and would not support it under any circumstances.
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Co and Lexington
Cincinnati
W. L. Gras
Twenty five recruits pass second Barracks exam and other items
Drum Major Herms clocked eight seconds for 100 yards last evening amid a day of varied news. A Building Association auction saw No. 1 sell to itself for 19 dollars, while its prior value stood at 325. A boy injured at the track shows hope, and preparations begin for a grand market display. The Newport bowling tourney crowned Mrs. Spinks and Miss Mannering as top prize winners, with a horse race headlining the day and river floodwaters prompting track embankment work.
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Gus
Keuper
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Old Building Association No. 1
New Building Association No. 1
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Criminal Court
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Rogers
Goodwood
Florence
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