Deputy Collector's Body Found After Raid in Alabama
Special Dispatch reports the body of Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue found in the Coosa River after a raid against Northern Alabama whisky men. The deputy, who accompanied Revenue Agent Beach, was murdered by illicit distillers and is confined in Huntsville jail. A note says U S officials have faced murders in Alabama within a year, while health authorities deny yellow fever claims at Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Seciinel
Internal Revenue
Beach
Ala Dams
Coosa River
Huntsville
United States
Alabema
West
Norfolk
Commissioner Smith Explains Inquiry Into Agency Affairs
Wasumortox July 17 The Commissioner of Iodiens Ai ae says the inquiry into the Redd Agency affairs is in the hands of gentlemen with instructions to take the evidence and uncover frauds. Bishop Hare chairs the investigation with Mr Hinman of Protestant officers. irregularities were noted but deemed unavoidable in their peculiar circumstances. The old report names the agency officials and notes differing conclusions across figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumortox
Iodiens Ai Ae
Redd
Eeceeas
Bishop Hare
Hinman
Sone
Indian Bureau
Carcano July 18 Incident Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text from a July 18 entry mentions Carcano and references to pperameatene ices. Readable facts are sparse, with names and specifics not clear enough to identify events, locations, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
Walking the last mile in ten copies per day
A fragmentary report notes a methodical effort to complete a routine task, with emphasis on repetitive work and steady progress. The readable portion hints at disciplined pace and repeated cycles, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify entities or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eors Ber
Thurman Discusses Ohio Currency Plank At Deer Park
Senator Thurman of Ohio, visiting with Senator Davis of West Virginia at Deer Park Hotel, commented on Ohio currency policy amid the Columbus platform. He said the party is divided on money issues and warned against attributing national party positions to local platform language. He defended greenbacks and criticized inflated currency claims while noting Republican support for more greenbacks. A separate fire in Widden destroyed six stores with an estimated loss of $30,000.
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Battruons
Senator Thurman
Ohio
Senator Davis
West Virginia
Deer Park Hotel
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore Gaesette
Columbus
Thurman
Democratic Party
Osle
Salene
Enquirer
Democratic Party of
William Allen
Hard Marty
Allen G. Thurman
Baltimore
Deer Park
Ie Demptor Ee
Americans Dominate Wimbledon St Leger Shooting Ties
Lonxpow July 19 results see Mitchell Englishman tying Fulton in St Leger stakes shooting at Wimbledon. Fulton leads with Mitchell second and Rigby third. Later events show Gildersleeve and Greenhill close scores at 600 and 900 yards, Coleman topping the Rite Association match with 45 of 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonxpow
Mitchell
Fulton
Wimbledon
John Rigby
Gildersleive
Gildersleeve
Falcon Me Cc
Ile Hamilton
Etty
Wyatt
Greenhill
Rigby
Rite Association
Coleman
Incoherent Verse Fragment Chronicle of a Journey
A fragmented archaic line expresses a wandering man, a harsh mood, and uneasy imagery. It hints at injury and regret, mentioning a two-horse act, a scar, and tensions between water and whisky, with unclear names or places.
Riot Incited by Priest Sparks Mass Violence in San Salvador
Advices from San Salvador report a dreadful riot at Santart and SaaS sparked by a sermon condemning authorities. Mob attacked guards, captured a fort, killed General Castro, and exchanged gunfire, revealing passports bearing religious inscriptions after the carnage. Local clerics and officials blamed political tensions amid a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxama
San Salvador
Santart & Saas
Sanday
aha @ small
Castro
Capelatarmi
San
Sereas Teacieek
Peter
Gores
Bishopric of
Electioneering in Cherokee Nation contest grows tense
In the Cherokee Nation Missouri July 17 the fight for principal Chief heats up with several candidates and shootings reported. Notables like Jesu Foreman and Ishoe Seer are named amid feuds as Tahlequah reports a shooting. Seminole Nation council at Wewakkee may influence new constitution. Agency costs and hog shipments over a million dollars are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocscooss
I. T
Wm. P. A . Ee An Cee
Ays
Bere
Jesu Foreman
Mr. Bushyhead
Ishoe Seer
Tahlequah
Wewakee
Grand Council
Okmulgee
Fire destroys Mitchell furniture factory on Lucas Avenue
July 18 report from Sr Low describes a major blaze at an extensive Mitchell furniture factory on Lucas avenue near Twenty third. Hames positioned on the first floor, with flames spreading through the structure as efforts to control the fire continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr Low
Mitchellso
Lucas Avenue
Twentythird
Hames
Steamship Arrivals Report From Multiple Ports
Marine: San Francisco on July 17 reports the United States steamer Benecia arriving from Victor and the Pacific Mail steamer Salvador from Panama and way ports. New York also on July 17 notes arrivals of Monteng and Cit of Berlin from Liverpool and Boston steamers San Marco and Marathon from Liverpool. Lexpos records Italia from New York having arrived out.
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San Francisco
United States
Benecia
Victor
Pacific Mail
Salvador
Panama
New York
Monteng
Cit of
Berlin
Liverpool
Boston
San Marco
Marathon
Lexpos
Italia
Panamanian election result and global unrest noted
The report covers Don Pablo Arosemena elected president in Panama, Cuban insurgents capturing territory near Barricoa, and Liberals gaining Electoral College sway. It notes naval actions with a Spanish man of war pursuing a British schooner, plus social events in London and a India visit rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punycerda
John Franklin
Don Piblo Arosemena
Panama
Barricoa
Telegraphic Points of Varying World Events
Emeline Youngs death reported. Eastern editorial excursion arrived in San Francisco. Monument planned for late oarsman George Brown. Michigan’s Lt Governor Henry Hall sails for Egypt and Palestine. Ex Senator Carpenter hired by New York to aid Tweed prosecution. St Leg Cricket Club defeats Germantown Philadelphia in New York. Sandusky three days’ races set by Trotting Association starting July 20. Revenue officials in Louisville probe tax collections. $75,000 cited. Cornerstone laid for First German Church of Pittsburgh. historic wealth and charter from William Penn noted. James Bayley of New York Central railway involved in incident. revolver fired and suspect turned himself in.
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Brigham
Young
Emeline
San Francisco
George Brown
Henry Hall
Michigan
Egypt
Palestine
Carpenter
New York
Tweed
St. Leg
Iif
Germantownshiladelphia
Sandusky
Collector's Office
Louisville
Ee Cormeen
Pittsburg
William Penn
James Bayley
Wat Ialrond
New York City
Rane
Rose’ Itter
Wimbledon shooting: Americans scope and fairness in match
A letter argues Wimbledon shooting events show broad, fair participation from volunteers across Britain. It notes the vast规模 of contestants, tests weapon and skill, and insists open, inclusive contests with diverse rifles, including Enfield models, reveal no biased treatment.
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Bidézor
Oineramali Times
Liz
Wimbledon
Ceatoken Wekah
British Isles
New York Central
Sihdace
Eton
Wenspenais
Indictments in Whisky Ring tied to O Connell Centennial
Special dispatch to Cincinnati Times reports in St Louis indictments against forty persons for whisky fraud. Names withheld until arrest. Also notes Jackson defalcation near double first estimated. Catholic Benevolent Societies of DC plan to mark Daniel O Connell centennial with Friday meeting arrangements.
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Cincinnati Times
AssixeTon
Louisville
Jackson
St Louis
United States Grand Jury
Catholic Benevolent Societies of
District of Columbia
Daniel O'Connell
Jackson the Defaulter A Record of Bad Character
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Louisville on July 19 reports Jackson’s defalcation now nearing ninety thousand dollars. He served as a war era clerk in the Quartermaster Department and was found raising vouchers. Earlier, he was discharged for dishonesty from a local mercantile house, and a warrant for his arrest on defalcation was taken out in the U S Marshal's office though the amount was small. The piece notes unusual confidence in him despite these facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Cincinnati Times
Louisville
United States Marshal’s Office
Surveying for the New Railroad Reaches Waverly
Surveyors working on the Scioto Valley Railroad reached Waverly this morning while tracing the line between this city and Portsmouth. East side route favored for fewer obstacles and a grade not exceeding twenty feet to the wire. west side route deemed very difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Cuttico Tig
Portsmouth
Scioto Valley Railroad
Waverly
Train Seized for Taxes by Gibson County Treasurer
Special to the Cincinnati Times reports Emil Searse, Gibson County treasurer, seized a train on the St Louis Airline Railway at Princeton for delinquent taxes. Judge Gresham issued an order directing the U S Marshal to take possession and turn it over to a receiver for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
New
Albany
Emil Searse
Gibson County
St Louis
Princeton
Gresham
United States
Ultramontales Ahead I6 Bavaria in Beruix July
A fragmented report from Beruix on July 19 mentions a drone event and lists numbers 77 Tibecals and 79 Ultramontanes amid unclear context and phrases about Bavaria and a seen Gober ear. The piece reads as a garbled historical note with limited coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruix
England bullion movement at Bank of England totals
England bullion movements reported from Loxvos on July 19 show £183,000 entered the Bank of England on balance today. The figure reflects bullion fone into the bank, indicating active gold reserves movements amid market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvos
Bank of England
Fire Insurance Details For Mitchell Co. Furniture Factory
The furniture factory of Mitchell & Co. in St. Louis burned yesterday. Insurance coverage is listed from multiple companies across several states, totaling approximately 13,000 in various policies. Notable entries include American Central of St. Louis 2,500, Fire Insurance Company of St. Louis 2,500, and Northwestern National of Milwaukee 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell & Co
American Central
St. Leet
St. Louis
Amazon
Union Waters
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Farmere
Merchants and Echanics
Hamilton
Ohio
Franklin
Wheeling
West Chester
Stant Minn
Lancaster
Bangor
Newark
Tie
Kentucky
Quarrel in Broome Street Saloon Ends in Killings
In New York on an early year night a quarrel among intoxicated Black men in a Broome Street saloon near Thompson erupted in violence. One man was killed, another fatally wounded, and two or three others badly cut. Authorities began inquiries into the incident.
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New York
Broome Street
Thompson
Medway Charged in Fatal Domestic Case in Baxter Ma
In Baxter Massachusetts on July 19, Force Medway killed his wife yesterday. Reports indicate the couple had separated recently. Police are handling the investigation and authorities await further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Force Medway
River flooding updates from Monon to Evansville
Special dispatch reports steady river rises along the Monon line with 4 feet 2 inches at Prrrsavas and 1 foot in Oil City awaiting slow fall. Vessels Fannie Tatum John oe and others arrive and depart, with pig iron and barges. Evansville reports 32 feet on the gauge after morning rain, Morgan arriving with cargo, crops prospects bleak as levee activity increases and river shows no further rise yet.
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Oil City
Fannie Tatum
St. Lows
Salt Valley
Ironton
Rover
Tronsides
John Oe
Mary Hoey
Tatum
St. Louis
Evansville
Morgan
Shawneedown
Seton
Police Court docket filled with many significant cases
The morning docket at the Police Court listed a large number of cases of major importance, indicating a busy session with multiple defendants and diverse charges awaiting adjudication.
Board of Health to weigh Sanitary Police discharge
At yesterday’s meeting the Board of Health discussed discharging the present Sanitary Police and replacing them with detachment from the regular force to save funds. The motion by Mr. Thomas failed, but tomorrow’s session is expected to decide. Rumors say Health Officer Dr. Quinn plans to resign, with a prepared letter ready for tomorrow.
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Thomas
Board of Health
Wopex
Sanitary Police
To-Mor el Row
Quinn
Market Masters Investigation Hears Irwin Case For Board of Health
The Committee of the Board of Health met to review charges against Market Masters Irwin and Henry. Miners chaired. Schultz and Pratt attended. Witnesses testified to Irwin's reliability. committee plans to report at tomorrow's Board of Health meeting. Logic of Henry’s case indicates likely dismissal or removal actions to be considered.
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Board of Health
Irwin
Henry
Miner
Messra
Schultz
Pratt
Aed
Norrow
Birth and death notices for Mary Lawrence Diehl near Lexington
In April 1795 near Lexington Kentucky Mary Lawrence was born to Welsh Pennsylvania parents. The family moved to Springboro later and she married Martin Comer, then widowhood led to marriage with David Diehl. Surviving children, two daughters, and a son Joseph Comer are noted. Funeral at 2 PM attended by the Pioneer Association, at 211 West Fourth Street, southwest corner Central Avenue.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Mary Lawrence
Welch Ran
Pennsylvania
Springboro
Martin’ Comer
Mintgomery County
Joseph Comer
Eam
David Diehl
Uren
Philip Diehl
En Agin
Ae Insurance Company
Central Avenue
Weer Fourth Street
Pioneer Asociation
Controversy Over Teacher Rappel Incident and Appointment
The case of Christian Rapp, a teacher who struck a pupil with a book two years ago, is cited as the School Board declines to reappoint him. Board members aim for harmony rather than pass judgment on his character, but the school remains divided and many parents refuse to send children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Rapp
Seheo
Hopp
Northern Michigan Tourists' Guide Free Pamphlet Offer
Indebted to J H Page General Passenger and Ticket Agent Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad for a copy of the Tourists Guide to pleasure in Northern Michigan. A four page pocket pamphlet with two useful maps will be sent free to any address on receipt of a three cent stamp. Address J H Page Grand Rapids Michigan or visit nearby railroad offices for the pamphlet.
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Northern
Michigan
Bammer ‘Resorts
J. H. Page
Grand Rapidw and
Indiana Railroad
Grand Rapids
Delegates to National Cotton Exchange Depart
Delegates from Cincinnati Cotton Exchange led by C W Rowland and W Hampton leave this afternoon aboard the Fleetwood, bound for White Sulphur Springs via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for the National Exchange merger on the 21st. St Land Vicksburg delegates will join the Cincinnati group to White Sulphur. A billiard match for 509 will be played on the 29th between Jacob Garrett of Indiana and Harry Choate of this city, French caroms, 0 points up. G W McCoy ferry owner was arrested for license renewal violation. case continued to morning bail set at 200.
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National Cotton ‘Exchange
Cincinnati Cotton Explange
C. W. Rowland
W. Hampton
Wa. Katzenberger
Fleetwood
Hunting
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
National Exchange
St. Lan
Vicksburg
Cincia
Jacob Garrett
Indiana
Harry Choate
G. W McCoy
Fifth Street
Renan
Two Boys Commit to House of Refuge for Loitering
Lewis Alberts and Thos Murphy were charged with loitering and committed to the House of Refuge in the morning by Judge Lindenstanu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Alberts
Thos. Murphy
House of Refuge
Lindenstanu
Mary Tucker Sentenced to 30 Days for Ham Theft
In the Police Court this morning, Mary Tucker faced charging for stealing three hams and was sent to the Workhouse for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tucker
Replevin case over horse and wagon valued at 3000
In Common Pleas before Judge Avery assignee N. W. Queen seeks a verdict in replevin against Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for damages from the killing of a home and injuring a cart, jurors awarding 300 to the plaintiff after testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Queen
Charles J. Robvn - Rae
Bek Iordan
R. A. Johnston
Jgn Aright
The
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
Verdict in Delhi Special School District case against heirs
A jury delivered verdicts in the case of the Delhi Special School District No. 6 against the heirs of William Tormsett. The award appears to assign compensation to the school district and related parties, with the majority ruling in favor of certain heirs and a separate allocation to Mrs. Rachael Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi Special
Wm Tormsett
Mra
Rachael Joseph
Fragmentary Ohio Democratic Party Critique in Print
A partial 19th century critique argues the Great Democratic party of Ohio claims purity through editorials oratory and resolutions. It cites Cincinnati indictments and treasurer fraud cases as alleged proof of corruption within the party, urging results to speak for itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Cincinnati
Obie
Mountain Meadow Massacre Bravery, Utah July 19
Report from Braver Utah states the prosecution will not accept Lee's statement, aiming to prove more via witnesses already held, some of whom participated. RN Baskin arrived to assist the prosecution. In court, 107 witnesses were subpoenaed, about half present. Lee's counsel sought a continuance until evening.
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Braver
Utah
Lee
RN. Baskin
Booksellers Exchange Opened at Clintog Hall Fair
The Booksellers' Exchange and Clearing house known as Book Fair opened this morning in Clintog Hall. Few visitors attended today and the duration of the fair has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Booksellers’ Exchange and Clearinghouse
Clintog Hall
Fire Destroys Berkey and Gay Furniture Co Stock in Grand Rapids
A July fire at Grand Rapids Michigan destroyed stock at the Berkey and Gay Furniture Co. workers were on site at 9 o clock when the blaze broke out. Loss estimated around 25000 dollars with insurance coverage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Berkey & Gay ‘Furniture ‘Co
Lees
Flight Fire Amid Granite Mill Panic Injures Girl
A fire at Mill No.1 in Granite caused a panic this morning attracting Fall River responders. One female worker sustained a leg injury during the chaos as the blaze was contained and the scene secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Granite
Mill No.1
Carlists Abandon Siege of Puycerda
Maprio July 19 reports Carlists retreat from the siege of Puycerda as forces withdraw in the ongoing conflict. The move signals a shift in the frontline in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprio
Puycerda
Serious Accident At Millinery Store Window Washing
A 17 year old errand girl, Mary Sommers, fell from a step ladder while washing windows at Miss A. C. Carney’s millinery shop, 161 West Fourth street. She struck her head on the floor, was rendered unconscious, and officials fear a crushed skull. She was carried to her home near Hunt and Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sommers
A. C. Carney
West Fourth Street
Hunt and Broadway
Watch recovered in case tied to Geo Healer theft
Early morning report details a watch recovered from Geo. Creamn alleged stolen from Geo. Healer. The day includes courtroom notes on breaches of peace, grand larceny, drunkenness, and a string of arrivals at Day House. Baseball games postponed and upcoming matches listed. A Sunday news summary covers accidental drowning, a star team defeat, forthcoming newspaper launch plans, and local civic chatter.
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Bolen
Geo
Geo. Creamn
W. L. Grant
Chicago
Anna Garrish
Highland Cemetery
Trinity Church
J. T
Nells P
Garnett
Hubby Ashbrook
I. F. Esatman
Silas Corbin
Paris
A. DeWitt and Daughter
Washington, D. H
Ohio
Jil
Hennessy
Billy McGraw
Billy
Jim
Louisville
Titan
Ss Louig Reds
Stars
Star
Acmes
Capitals
Frankfog
Star Boys
Vick
Prather
Abner Bowling
Maysville
Bostwick
John Taylor
Ohio River
Scott Street
William Bryant
Cordner McCabe
Washington Lodge of Odd Fellows
Milfords
Koller, & Co
Nes
Cincinnati
Genageny
Sahcoon
Ziba
Covington Daily News
Newport Democrats Convene at Alexander and Picnic at Grove
The Newport Democrats hold their county A Convention at Alexander today while Newport Maennerchor hosts a picnic at Odd Fellows Grove. Recruits pass their second ex salutation at the Barracks this morning as Rev. Schultz is re elected pastor of John s Lutheran Church. A city note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Daily set to depart for a European trip this week amid various local notices.
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Alexander
Newport
Johnny
Europe
Dimocrat Convintion
Alexandria
Market House Opening and Catholic Priest Sudden Death
The new market house opening drew a large south end crowd with decorated stands and vegetables selling briskly in the heat. Rev Father Bierman, pastor of the Alexandria Ky church, died suddenly in the afternoon likely from heart disease after Mass. The community mourns a sudden bereavement as the church notes the unexpected loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
John's Hill
Elke's Grove
Licking Pike
Finchtown
Boyd
Sam
Sudpen
Father Bierman
Alexandria
Barbarous Treatment of an Old Man Ends in Death by Arsenic
From the Atchison Patriot, Henry Hoover, an elderly Atchison resident, faced months of family cruelty. He bought arsenic and, after pleading for peace, ingested a teaspoonful. His wife, daughter, and son offered no aid. neighbors learned of the tragedy only after hours. A coroner’s inquest found death from arsenic, caused by family malice, with the jury attributing the act to verbal abuse and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoover
Atchison
Hoover
Mag Hoover
Citzens
Orson
William
Local execution details from Mohileff incident
The report describes a prisoner awaiting execution as soldiers lined up and fired three volleys with no hits, the doomed man begging for mercy. After suffering severe pain, a corporal killed him with a gunshot to the temple as he writhed. Witnesses claim the first two volleys used blanks to prolong the torture.
Robbers Fail to Crack Anoka Mill Safe Despite Long Effort
Thieves tried to breach W. Mills Anoka office and Hall's safe outer door but could not reach the four hundred dollars inside. They used jackscrews and levers, leaving a battered safe. the inner lock remained secure. The safe will be returned to Cincinnati for manufacturer inspection. other nearby stores were also broken into without finding valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Weda
Anoka
Cincinnati
Waddy Soren Arrives in Memphis for Trial Prep
Waddy Soren, noted ace with extensive misouri ties, arrived in Memphis Saturday noon to oversee 2 aides. General Thompson faces trial with $10,000 bond tested as condition tenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddy Soren
Misouri
Memphis
Bao
Gen. Thompson
Baring
Corcoran Faces Manton In Three Mile Seal Race
A seal race Saturday in West Virginia pitted Corcoran of the Hegner Club against Manton of the Naif City Club. Manton won by several yards after a 24 minute, three mile pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Hegner Club
Manton
Naif City Club
W. Va
Te-Bay's Oil Market Special Disputes
Te-Bay's Oil Market reports a series of disputes centered on pricing and supply terms affecting regional distributors and retailers. The Cincinnati Times notes regulatory challenges and competitive tensions shaping next quarter's market dynamics.
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Penn
Alabama
Key West
Commissioner Smith
Prof. Marsh
Ohio Democracy
Fahnestock
Preston & Hoss
E*khacd
Eavery
Crogaco
Lewis Schultze
Montreal
Italy
Widden
John Sehilalito
By Ocloch
P.M
Geni
AL Caf
Trubha
Kja Nney
Alwaye
Seanaee
Central America
Indian Affairs
Arragon
Ivao
Celtic
Liverinovrs
Cambria
Warzburg
Churrucca
Hayti
Lord Wharncliffe
Lady Wharncliffe
Col. Phillips
Mr. Mildway
Peel
Ayes Park
Agai Prince of Wales
India
Berad
Mbledon
Jackkveon
Chillicothe
New Albany
Germany
Bavaria
England
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Cincinnati Tunes
Local Matters
Court Bulletin
Common Pleas
Avery
Probate Court
Mountain Meadow
Covington
Colonel Taylor
EastEnders
Mill Bottoms
Hickories
Resolutes
Cao
Mikey Sahl
Ludlow
Water Streets
Nee Aae
Hinor Boquite
Joseph Hse
Esquire
Atchison Patriot
Mobile
Hotel de Europe
Corbin
Soak
Ibales Prizxikan
Sosinek
Anna Mirasky
Priszik
Anna
Prizzik
Sojinok
Gaomin
Shen
Anne Mirasky
H Petersburg
Alexander II
Te-Bay
Lake Chaqtaogda
New Y
W. H Shattuc
Heat Poneenger Agh
Ludlows
Blue
Demet
Lincoln Park Haz
Freeman Street
H. Thienes
Prap’r
Pay Handle
J. Beneckenstein & Co
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
West Pearl Street
Oocleck
Pensions
Pires
Sansom St
West Third Street
Mea
Lincoln Park Hall
Freeman St
Central
Olen
Towio Elixie
Railway Directory
Miami Depot
Miami
Cireleville
Onieville Recena Tea Loateville
Iim
Moore
Depot
Dayton
Wats Care
Depot Om Feast Street
Marietta Abd
Caynes Coral Sahem
Leaia
Loveland
Nee
Enenes
Baltimore and
O10
Baltimore Express
Wheeling Accom
the Fe
Ree CS Louts
Ae x Lees
Evra
Aily
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