Queen Victoria Thanks for Plague End in Buenos Ayres
Mixed notes report Queen Victoria praising relief from plague in Buenos Ayres and general church thanks. Other items include a Portsmouth Ohio barn loss, a defaulter in Cincinnati, a clark Sweeny accident in Indianapolis, and a nine day ocean liner voyage to Liverpool. A Monte video faction talk, a buffalo hunt, mail extension after August, cigar smuggling in New York, and a Walter Pryor shooting during riots are noted.
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Victoria
Buenos
B. Beil
Portsmouth
Ohio
Brumels
Inman
New York
Liverpool
Panairely Sieht
Important Matter and Political Conventions in Columbus
A dispatch from Columbus notes attention issues in an election with references to the Attorney-General erasing votes and escheatment. It mentions a prohibition ticket and a proposed convention, with Samuel Galloway expected to seek a return. The State Labor Convention is scheduled for the 26th.
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Secial Dispatch
Times and Chronicle
Columbus
Saale
Ano
Samuel Galloway
Trade and Industry Delayed by Rising Water Men Ready to Work
Business remains dull across most departments as manufacturers anticipate a water shutdown to resume operations. Contractors, labor, and materials are on standby, ready to push work forward once water is diverted. Shipments and boats are due to arrive later, signaling a prompt revival.
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Times
Poisonous Paris Green Fatal to Pittsburg Brothers
Victims in Pittsburg suffer fatal effects after quarrels between two brothers over a dangerous Paris Green compound. Medical officials report poisoning linked to exposure or misuse, prompting warnings on handling toxic pesticides. Authorities investigate circumstances surrounding the two deaths.
Indictment of Rochefort Faces Trial in France
The Indictment outlines charges against M. de Rochefort for incitement to civil war, pillage, false publications, and fabrication of false news. Supporters deny reports of his prostration while noting the gravity of his case before a court martial.
Habits of Napoleon and London Visit Recounted
A London correspondent reports Napoleon visits London daily and remains popular with workers as he strolls Bond Street and frequents a club bow window. The piece notes Queen Victoria declined to host him, forcing lodging with a common ambassador, while scientific figures examine Hume’s mediumship. Local crime and odd events fill the rest of the column, including a farm killing, a warder’s death, and a shooting near Waters End.
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New York
London
Piccadilly
Napoleon
Bond Street
England
Papal Consistory and Pius IX's Lament All Is Lost
In Rome on July 28 a papal consistory announced recent nominations to Portugal and Cape Verde sees, and Pius IX delivered a dire message. He warned kings and governments have abandoned us and that only divine intervention can save us, as France faces crisis and Victor Emmanuel nears attendance.
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Hungary
Oporto
Portugal
St. Jago
Cape de Verde
Lisbon
Braganza
Miranda
Mesa
Jens
Woods
Victor Emmanuel
France
Burglars Loot Irons & Smith Hardware Store
Wilmington July 19 burglars entered Irons and Smith hardware store and stole about 200 dollars worth of cutlery ware pistols and more. Two locks were forced and the thieves descended to the street after taking a small amount. no clue has been found.
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Times and Chronicle
Erie Railroad Stockholders Suits Overview
English Stockholders' Suits outlines lawsuits involving the Erie Railroad and its stockholders. The document discusses legal actions, fiduciary duties, and corporate governance issues affecting the railroad's ownership and control. Details focus on case posture, jurisdiction, and potential remedies sought by investors.
Probably Fatal Shooting Affray In Prrrssura Office
A report from Prrrssura dated July 19 describes a violent incident in a private office where a man was attacked. The event is linked to a former general and life insurance matters involving Morris and relatives, with unclear details about its fatal outcome.
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Life Insurance - Morris
New Trial Refused for Dr Sherman Abortionist
Washington July 19 The motion for a new trial of Dr Sherman the abortionist convicted in the case of Hen Se tents sentence to ever daye ago one of his yA win Fi op seoeeie enidoet died.
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Washnigton
Sherthe
Sgh
New York Times Shares At Iron Manufacturers Meeting
Value of newspaper shares discussed at the New York Times meeting with iron manufacturers in New York, focusing on share performance and potential future moves in the market.
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New York
THE
NEW York Times
Aeee
Iron Manufacturers’ Meeting
Big Fire Destroys Lawrence Establishment Last Night
In Lawrence Massachusetts July 19 a large blaze engulfed Gregg and Steels building and the Leyden works of Ges Lamb and Co causing estimated losses around 20000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames overnight with damage to nearby properties and uncertainty about causes pending investigation.
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Lawrence
Mass
Gregg & Steele
Ges
Lamb & Co
Lom
Fatal wreck and storm strike Charleston road area
Special Dispatch reports a severe morning storm causing a washout on the Charleston road near Grand Junction. Engineer Gibbs was killed, Fireman Montgomery badly hurt, and several brakemen injured. Passengers include James A. Turner and James Dunbar with serious injuries. Train crews plan service to resume tomorrow as crews work the wreck. The storm also damaged homes, fences, and telegraph poles along the line, with hailstones large as hen eggs.
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Times and Chronicle
Memruss
Charleston
Grand Junction
Freeman
Gibbs
Montgomery
John Allen
Willis Check
Peter Duff
James A. Turner
London
Tenn
James Dunbar
W. T. Rucker
Mr. Lucker
Dutch Parliament delays Guinea cession treaty indefinitely
Tue Haoue July 19 Parliament of the Netherlands votes 11 to 46 to postpone indefinitely further consideration of the Guinea cession treaty to England. Queenstown July 19 ships Aleppo and City of Limerick arrive from Boston and New York. Loxpoxany July 19 ships Australa and St Patrick arrive from New York and Quebec. SooT Hamrtox July 19 ships Berlin arrive from Baltimore and Weeer from New York.
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Guinea
England
Queenstown
Aleppo
Boston
City of Limerick
New York
Australa
St. Patrick
Quebec
Berlin
Baltimore
Weeer
Senator Schurz Report and Kansas ScrimmageHeadline
Report notes Senator Schurz may sever ties with the Westlishe Pot amid a general scrimmage in Kansas. A serious saloon shooting in Hays City leaves Chavis Harricon dead as soldiers and townsfolk clash. Sheriff Lamban arrives. Supreme Court action pending could affect Mountain tax collection authority and duties.
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Maguire
Mountain
Clark
M. Lane
Fragmentary Telegraph News Snarled by Wires
A scrambled July 19 Western Associated Press dispatch reports telegraph lines to the north down and confusion in the junction area. The message notes damage and delays with about a dozen people affected by the disruption.
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The
Western Associated Press
Irra
Hamage
European Universities and Their Founding Dates
A fragmented outline lists European universities and founding years by country. Italy 19th century mentions. Portugal 1201. Belgium 1426 and 1477. Denmark 1479 and 1508. Sweden 1568. Germany 1410. Norway 1811. Denmark 1688. notes Eaton preparing a U S system outline for the Japanese Minister.
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Europe
Italy
Beast
Portugal
Swi
Germany
Denmark
Otway
Eaton
United States
Death of McCartney and Apache truce order
Death of McCartney noted. Apaches to have a rest as government seeks peace efforts. Orders sent to General Cook to halt warfare until Peace Commissioners can try their influence.
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General Cook
Indianapolis Bank Rehel Dispute Delays Postponement
In Indianapolis the Great Bank dispute continues as arguments reach the Times and Chronicle. The principal reason for the postponement is the health condition of the key figure involved.
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Rehel
Times and Chronicle
Shooting at Insurance Office Ends in Custody
Special dispatch from Premayne July 19 reports M. H. Henry of Utica Michigan entering the insurance office of Loveridge and Co. demanding cash. Henry drew a revolver and shot Loveridge in the side, the ball lodging in his bowels. Wound deemed mortal. Henry is in custody.
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Times and Chronicle
Premayne
M. H. Henry
Utica
Mich
Loveridge
Henry
Petition for Rossel Pardon Sparks Paris Mobilization
In Mets inhabitants send petition to Thiers urging pardon for Gen Rossel. The Journal de Paris attacks the Seine Prefect circular barring lodging occupants from voting without twelve months continuous residence. Paris press lists municipal candidates. Rankel seeks first Assembly vacancy. Washburne reportedly ensured Paris that convicts of acts against the National Government may not reside in the inquiry.
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Paris
Mets
Thiers
Rossel
Journal de Paris
Seine
Rankel
Asmbly
Washburne
Assembly
National Defense
Defalcation noted involving Gov Reed’s son
A defalcation case involves the son of Governor Reed of the state, with details showing a July 19 incident. The report identifies the accused as the governor’s son and outlines the financial misconduct under investigation.
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Wasumotor
Gov. Reed
Noisy World Musical Fancies Echoed by Animals
A whimsical scene imagines a talking field mouse and creatures debating sounds in a noisy world. It contrasts animal views on music with a fragmentary obituary note about Mr Caldwell and mentions unsettled will matters in Orleans and Vanderpool family concerns.
Neen Nivee and Salient Sa of Scignee Headend
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Neen sive and salient sa connected with Scignee and a Kensington School headend arranged. No coherent event or individuals clearly identifiable from the readable text.
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Bovine Neen
Scignee Hay
River and canal water levels rise with heavy rains
The river has risen two inches and the canal to ten inches while Portland bar stands at seven feet six inches. The Lower Ohio rises toward Cairo as heavy rains fall. Freight is light and business dull. Ships depart for Cairo and Evans Port. Monongahela remains active at Glass House with two feet of water. A new low water hull was launched at Trenton and due at the wharf today.
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Times and Chronicle
Canal
Portland Bar
Ohio
Cairo
R. C. Gray
Leclaire
Monongahela
Glass House
Capt. Brown
Trenton
Park- Sacth
Specie Shipments and Exchange Rates Noted
Fragmentary report shows shipments of specie to Europe and currency moves around 112.94 to 112.35 with a $1,000,000 amount mentioned. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing international transfers and exchange rate activity.
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New York
Europe
Fragmented local notice lacks readable facts
fragmentary OCR text shows no clear person or event. limited words include names and places that cannot be interpreted. cannot determine a factual headline or summary from the provided snippet.
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