Defalcation Losses in Postal Receipts Reported
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes Post Office statistics showing three year receipts totaling 178,768,468 with government losses of about 95,000, roughly 32,000 annually in a 60 million dollar business. The analysis halts at 20 percent of one percent, with 14,000 already recovered and other sums pending. Secretary of the Treasury and New York Central road attorneys discuss unpaid scrip dividend tax and bond deposits as a path to dispute resolution.
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United States
Catacary Story Gain Pub Permission In New York
In New York on July 17 Catacary receives permission to publish his story. The approval marks a key step in making his narrative public.
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Pam
New York
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Catacary
Perry resignation received prompts election to fill seat
Governor Noyes received the resignation of Hon. Aaron F. Perry to take effect when his successor is elected and qualified. The governor will order an election to fill the vacancy to coincide with the regular election.
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Admiral Alden Rejoins Fleet for Antwerp and Hamburg
Admiral Alden of the United States Navy, who has been visiting the city, rejoined his fleet yesterday at Bpithead. The fleet will sail for Antwerp and Hamburg. Catholic meetings are noted as part of ongoing civic events.
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Tribune Attacks OBrien in New York Political Row
The Tribune attacks OBrien as a candidate and criticizes the actions of the German Union General Committee. Last night a gathering on Twenty third Street and Ninth Avenue featured a speech by a New Hampshire senator, with discussions on Baltimore selections and party course.
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Miss Fredericks Faces No Bail Bid After Tragic Loss
In New York a wealthy family mourns Miss Fredericks 25 who took her own life after the death of her brother Danver on July 16. Counsel say there is no plan to seek bail for her. A severe water spout near Weber caused a drowning. a body was recovered amid sand and debris as a road was washed away by the storm.
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The Man Who Paddies His Own Canoe
Sr. Louis July 17. Local feature describes an individual who paddles his own canoe in a show of independence and skill amid community life.
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Unclear OCR fragment about illicit distillery seizure and officials
Fragmentary report mentions an illicit distillery seized near Sigmar sea gman An illicit shipment of mash is referenced, along with individuals linked to governance and finance. Details are garbled and names unclear, with stray phrases about a rain cloud, a broken plate, and racing events. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable facts.
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Heroic Death to Save Five Ladies
Distressing accident three miles from Norristown recounts a man who sacrificed his life to rescue five women amid hazardous river conditions. The Norristown Herald notes a railway setting and officials investigating the incident, with scarce details available from the fragmented report.
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Obituary notice from Baltimore preserves reflections on democracy
An obituary from Baltimore notes a long life linked to Democratic ideals and public service. The piece laments the passing of a figure associated with the party in the 19th century and reflects on virtues such as loyalty, duty, and public duty as the individual rests in the silent tomb.
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Rumor of Ottoman Succession Plot and Policy Shifts
A Pall Mall Gazette correspondent in Constantinople reports on June 20 a tension filled scene around the Grand Vizier and Aleksandr's heir prospects. The piece links court intrigue to Polish affairs, Catherine the Great era policy, and rumored favor toward a dynastic change amid regional unrest and calls for alliance shifts.
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Balloon Voyage Attracts Thousands To See King's Flight
A large crowd gathered on Saturday on the Common to watch Prof King's balloon inflation ascent. The Giant air craft weighed about two hundred pounds with a gas capacity near twenty thousand cubic feet and rose about three thirty after noon. It traveled over Telegraph Street and the Bay, reaching altitudes over two thousand five hundred feet before a descent near Scituate. The balloon drifted toward Provincetown before the envelope released and the craft drifted out to sea. The event drew spectators including James H. who reported the journey in the Journal.
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Drunkenness Among Children in Brooklyn Jurors Demand Action
The Brooklyn Union reports jurors in a murder case directed officials to address liquor sales to children. They note whisky is sold to minors on application and decry Sabbath violations and non enforcement of liquor ordinances. Excise Commissioners are urged to examine the laws and enforce them to combat drunkenness among youth.
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Opinion of an Intelligent Mormon Woman on Plural Marriages
English correspondent of the New York Times recounts an interview with a Mormon woman who grew up in Utah and London. She describes Brigham Young, polygamy’s purpose, and life among Mormons, praising health and education of children and noting changes toward reduced polygamy.
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New Albany and Cin Cin Railroad Proposal Urges Madison Action
The Madison community is urged to support the proposed New Albany and Cincinnati Railroad known as the Ohio River line. Citizens are asked to authorize a tax and subscribe to stock, promising a direct link from Madison to race routes eastward, with the road connecting to the Air Line and offering the shortest route from St. Louis.
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Daring bank robbery details emerge in Asbridge village
A sensational report describes a six to ten man gang storming National Bank Asbridge in the early hours, binding and threatening the cashier Mr Hayward and others at his home. The robbers forced access to the vault, removed about $12,800 and a trunk, left a wake of fear, and vanished before dawn, with a reported reward of up to $5,000 for capture.
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Bricklayers Strike Fades as Union and Employers Clash
In Indianapolis on July 17 a bricklayers dispute with employers eased as most shops reopened. A riot was expected but did not occur. Bridegroom Robert Ludwig, who was to wed today, vanished after warning his friends, and heavy rains caused damage.
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Times on Stokes cases misjustice and indifference
The Times comments on the Stokes trial calling the miscarriage of justice born from indifference to violent crime where both killer and victim are rowdies. The piece critiques public and press sentiment that downplays brutality and condemns lax moral response to such crimes.
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Consul General Butler Fracas Under Military Inquiry
Alexandria reports a Military Commission chaired by General Stone and Col Purdy is examining the Butler incident. The panel includes native Egyptian officers. Butler’s destination remains uncertain. It is rumored he has a five percent stake in the United States.
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Longfellow Horse Decline Stirring Turf Comment
In New York on July 17 reports say Old Harwa’s horse broke down and may not race again. Turfmen doubt the animal can recover while Uncle John Harper is discussed as potentially more heroic than Bassett in the ongoing debate.
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Board of Trade and CU Committees Meet This Afternoon
A meeting of the Board of Trade and CU committees is scheduled for this afternoon to discuss commerce matters and policy alignment. Officials from the two groups will review current initiatives and coordinate upcoming actions.
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Democratic Nominating Convention Near Spencer Indiana
Report from Terre Haute July 17 notes the Democratic Nominating Convention for the district to meet at Spencer Owen County tomorrow Hor James W Voorhees is expected to gain the nomination with backing to support Greeley a Brown The issue highlights Voorhees 1870 victory by more than fourteen hundred over his Republican opponent as reported by the Terre Haute Journal the district's only Democratic daily The paper also discusses Hendricks and the Cat Democrats anticipated to attend the convention tomorrow.
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Saratoga Impeachment Trial Opens in State Court
At Saratoga on July 17 the impeachment trial of Judge Barnard began with Chief Justice Church presiding and a panel including Dean Allen and Grover Folger among twenty six officials. Barristers sought an adjournment due to absences and the arraignment proceeded amid procedural protests, with the session adjourned to the following day as parties argued over seating and related matters.
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Two Miners Die In Cavern At Gas Tank Site
In Cleveland on July 17, two workers named Michael Hickey and Joseph Cortell were buried and suffocated when earth flooded into an excavation for a gas tank after heavy rains. Rescue attempts failed.
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Bond Offers Reported At NY Auction Prices
In New York on July 17 there were twenty bond offers totaling about 2,755,550 dollars at bids from 114 38 to 114 79. The amount offered for purchase was one million, and purchases occurred at 114 39 to 114 4334.
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Boy Recovers Speech Amid Death Agonies
A Mauch Chunk Democrat account describes a boy who, during a fatal accident at a mine, endured two hours of torment before team members freed him. Despite most of his body injured and a mangled leg, he briefly spoke before dying about half an hour after reaching home. Scientists later discussed a theory on the power of speech in the dying boy.
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Verdict in the Abduction Case in Lowpom Canada
Cornwall assisted in the abduction of Dr Bratton and was found guilty. He received a three year penitentiary sentence. Dispatch notes river news from Pirrscere with the Monongahela at 7 feet 2 inches and rising. Weather described as cloudy and warm. Steamships City of Antwerp and North America have arrived out.
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Markets Brief Shifts in Wheat Prices and Dollardeals
Va July 17 Wheat markets show quiet trade with No 2 Milwaukee flour doll keeping around $139. White Canada flour and related grains noted with minor changes in price. The brief report lists tentative demand and gentle price movement as traders assess supply.
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Canada
Oil Markets Report From Prrrasoune July 11
Special dispatch notes a dull, quiet oil market in Prrrasoune with no sales. Crude and refined products show firm prices in bulk. spot crude around 2c. storage and technical markets firm with limited activity and small price indications noted.
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