Campaign contributions barred by Washington official
Commissioner Drummond of the Land Office informs clerks that no assessment will be allowed in his bureau and no campaign payroll deductions will be made. Republicans who can afford it may contribute on their own, while civil service rules will be followed. The commissioner has contributed liberally. Plans include a concert by the Imperial German Grenadier Band visiting Washington in a park.
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Times and Chronicle
Washinotox
Drummond
Land Office
Civil Service
Imperial German Grenadier Band
Washington
M Tee
Edinburgh
Political Speeches Highlight Week of Campaign Rhetoric
Votable speeches featured this week as Lemon, new to public address, challenged Greeley's Democratic nomination. He cited his views on Democrats and presented a direct nominating message while Kersey attempted a reply but was cut off.
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Lemon
Greeley
Kersey
Fragmentary OCR notes on a political party dispute
Vague OCR lines reference a Western association, a person named Wil... at a New York event on July 19, and a claim connected to Baltimore and Cincinnati. The text is incomplete and mixes names, places, and party references, making precise reporting impossible.
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Westere Associated
Iemater Wileen
New York
Wilms
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ana Srisaven
Fragmentary historical note on centralization and rights
Incomplete text discusses conferred ideas on centralization and legitimacy. Mentions principles that must live on and the debate over centralized power and legitimate rights. Names and clear facts are obscured by damaged OCR.
St Louis Convention Sets Plan for State Ticket
Fragmentary report from St Louis on July 20 shows the Democratic State Central Committee deciding to call a State Genereal election slate. The note indicates efforts to form a ticket for the upcoming state race.
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St Louis
Philadelphia Bay Year Patrols for Joha Heading Home
A fragment suggests a July visit by Cal Coote and his secretary to stump for an ie report involving Ex-President Joha and three Greeley, indicating a political outing or rally in Philadelphia area context.
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Cal
Coote
Johathree Greeley
Committee delays rents and books amid disputed elements
A late meeting left unresolved rent matters and book classifications as officials grapple with competing elements that will not mix, signaling continued debate over land uses and finance in the troubled agendas.
Departure under disreputable circumstances at Louisville
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Louisvile notes L. M. Bay former Beal Stites & Co. member sent a whisky district note to the Masonic Savings Bank for 400 dollars payable to himself and signed by Beal Stites Co. the note was cashed and later found to be a forgery since his departure other disreputable dealings have surfaced and he is believed to have gone south.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisvile
L. M. Bay
Beal, Stites & Co
Masonic Savings Bank
Amadeus Congratulated as Conspiracy Case Grows
Mapazio reports July 20 after an assassination attempt the King and Queen attended a Te Deum and rode in an open carriage amid large crowds. Police barred mob anger while a judicial inquiry probes the assassination plot and a widely organized conspiracy unfolds.
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Mapazip
Jell
Mapazio
Amadeus
English estimate of damages and London letter notes
New York recalls a World London letter about appended arguments before the Geneva Tribunal under treaty article five. It mentions a report by Board of Trade committees on U S claims and notes a Wales visit to our fleet. The piece also remarks on the difficulty of judging the probable duration of the current arbitration session.
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New York
London
Geneva Tribunal
Lis
Board of Trade
United States
Wales
Prince of Wales
Malignant Disease Outbreak Shocks Capital
Reports describe a malignant disease spreading with death to recovery at five to one. Distress tightens as thousands of well-off residents flee toward the western regions. Disruptions in communications separate the capital from the infected district, while grave-diggers strike at Woolwich Cemetery.
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Woolwich
Reporter Fatally Shot in Police Court Case Quarrel
Bax Francisco reports from July 19 hearing where Edith O Gorman and others accuse defendants of libel and assault linked to a fatal shooting of a reporter ten days earlier. The case names McCauslin, Auffrey, and aliases as custodial proceedings proceed toward a jury trial in what locals call a town scandal.
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Bax Francisco
Mullen Dore
McCauslin
Edith O’gorman
Sones Bub
Ad Smit
Palle Ansbre
Aufirey
Edith A
Comie
Allis
Chollar
Overmar
Beloder
Accident on Auburn Branch Rail Line Near Pittsburg
A Central railroad passenger train east of Pittsburg derailed due to defective fire alarm wiring. The 10:10 AM departure from Auburn Branch bound west carried many passengers, with numerous fatalities and injuries reported. A special train was organized to assist, including Mrs Niles Catting of Detroit and another unnamed passenger.
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Auburn
Central Railroad
Pittsburg
Lays & Gentralia
Niles Catting
John
River News Special Dispatch From Ansville Weather Near 14 Inches
Special Dispatch reports hot weather with a sad forecast and high temperatures. Mentions routes from Cincinnati via New Orleans to Cairo and Idlewild, noting a 14 inch measurement and heavy river traffic.
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Times End Chronicle
Ansville
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Eal
Arogin
Crete
Cairo
Idlewild
Mercury
Weather and river readings from Louisville on July 20
The report lists varying weather conditions with clear hot spells and river activity. Times show movements around Nashville Chester St Louis and Louisville with barges and tides noted. The entry mentions a six foot water level and several city names including Arlingto and Tarascon with inconsistent spellings.
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Brown
Nashville
Chester St. Louis
New Aupaxy
Louisville
Tarascon
Werner
Marine mang Yorx July 20 Arrival Report
A marine vessel named Yorx arrived on July 20 from Glasgow and then City of Bristol, followed by a stop from Liverpool.
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Marine
Mang Yorx
The
Glasgow
Bristol
Liverpool
Bounties for Veterans and New Homestead Rules
The document outlines bounty laws for veterans, detailing amounts and eligibility for those who served during 1861 and 1866 acts, and clarifies who may receive bounties if discharged or deceased. It also covers the 1878 homestead provisions, including residency requirements, extending land claims with contiguous acreage, and widow or orphan rights, with specific rules for prior entries.
Nazareth Described By Reverend Dans From The Boston Treveller
Reverend J B Dans writes of Nazareth as he travels through Palestine noting better dressed locals than in the East yet dirty streets with an open sewer nearby. He describes workshops and tools, views from a hill, and a lively public fountain scene with women gathering water between five and eight in the evening, as well as a mosquito swarm disturbing the tents.
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J.B. Dans
Boston Treveller
Nazareth
Parent
Macy
Tarton
Cen
Joseph
Vunset
Palestine
Francis
Mohammedazs
Nezereth
The Pope's Letter Described By NYT Reporter
A Florence correspondent reports the Pope's latest letter as heavy with sadness and bitterness. The fragment hints at strong emotion and a connection to a broader debate, suggesting a somber tone and significant impact on readers.
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New York Times
Florence
Italy
Stokes Sees Trial Backlash At Tombs Interview
Edward Stokes holds court in the Tombs yard amid heat and reporters. He defends his testimony, attacks prosecutors, and questions the influence of powerful figures behind the Hart case while detailing witness credibility and trial pressures.
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Franklin Street
Aenom
Edward 5
Stokes
Finley
Thas
Bto
Ohn
Mortimer
Irery
Pakie
Ostanea
Hart
John McKeon
New York
McKeon
Brennan
adWita
Randall's Island
Brewit
Judgt
Zeus
Ae Hart
Onvy de Coey
Ted Ecumbenn
Yorkville
Richard King
Jenny Turner
Morse
Fisk
Eddy Morse
Europe
Perens
Turner
Erie Gang
Gould
The National Camp Meeting Opens on New Grounds
The article describes the National Camp Meeting preparations with new grounds and extended avenues. It notes boarding houses for attendees and mentions key organizers and locations including Piqua Tent and figures such as W. H Smad and Water Seuss amid the oncoming crowds and ceremonial opening arrangements.
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Kanya
Suuee Benene Ce Ata Ccameniantdictaneetvann
Johan Emerson
Given
Jos
Aew Piqua
W. H
Smad & Water Seuss
Circle and adjoining the river fence at Hearic House Tent
Circling the river fence the ladies of Pies take the old Hearic House Tent. Ample accommodation is planned with canvas tents expanding capacity far beyond last year. Reading lists of attendees include John B. Inskip and wife Rev McDonald and wife Rev A Lowrey and wife Rev Boole and wife Rev Wells and Rev Nast and Rev S Cole man.
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Rnver
Pies
Hearic House
Eag
National Committee
John
Inskip
McDonald
A. Lowrey
Boole
Wells
Nast
Coleman
Ilana
Religious notices and personnel changes in early 20th century churches
A jumble of church news from Oxford Maine to Chicago and beyond lists Rev G A Lorkwood as pastor, Rev J W Fitemaurice named associate editor, Rev 8 Sessions at St John’s Mich taking a post, and Rev G F Magona delivering commencement exercises. It notes editor shifts at Ladies’ Repository, ordination lore, church corner stones, missionary work in Missouri, debates on life insurance among clergy, and early discussions of Pre-Adamite theory linked to Genesis.
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G. A. Lorkwood
Congregationalist
Oxford
Maine
Baptist Churches of
Chicago
J. W. Fitemaurice
Segina Daily Co
Sessions
St. John's
Mich
Carson Re
John B. Wheeltight
T. Hall
Davis
D. D
Amherst
G. F. Magona
Lowa
Wylleeburg
Chari County
East
Arps
Les Cirove
L. 1
Merchant Abuzz by Religious Solicitation
A busy merchant is approached by a zealous preacher seeking support for the cause of Christ. The merchant rebuffs the efforts, insisting on his business, but his stress grows as his thoughts darken. A visitor follows to his bedchamber, and the tale hints at a fateful confrontation with a dreaded visitor whose name remains unknown.
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Christ
Ever
Anon
A Woman's Bustie on Fire Routine Incident
A ludicrous fire on Main Street drew a crowded scene as a woman’s bustle caught flame. Spectators watched as bystanders and a strong man quickly tackled the blaze, with children and dogs fleeing. The fire was extinguished before reaching other garments and the woman escaped unharmed.
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Salungoparke
Batler County Republicans name convention delegates
A Batler County political mass convention chose J W Wh Clong as chairman and Charles Giffin secretary. A committee from each ward and township was appointed to select 26 delegates and alternates for the Congressional Convention at Loveland, with detailed ward by ward delegation lists reported later. The session recessed and reconvened for the delegate selections.
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Times and Chronicle
Hatton
Batler County
John L. Martin
J. W. Wh. Clong
Charles Giffin
Loveland
Charles E. Giffa
H. Foaling
P. Kumler
0. Parrish
Fairfield
L. Hughes
Manover
Major Joyce
Madison
G. Moore
Milford
A. P. Young
Morgan Township
Samuel Shaffer
Oxford
L. E. Prenties
Reily
Col
Robert Sternes
Clair Feeree Ve Gstes
San Nel Shafer
Chas. Griffin
R. C. Stewart
J. M. Davidson
W. Beardsley
Dr. Marks
0.Y. Parish
H. Haling
Joseph McMakin
Oliver Brant
William Beckett
Ezra Potter
A. W. Scott
Willam Murray
William Cory
W. E. Brown
Fairfield Township
John M. Millikin
Hanover
Kiley
A. Alexander
Lemon Township
John C. Barnett
Col. L. Brown
D. Helwig
E. McCreery
Iternates
J. J. Potter
McClelland
Chas. Sutphin
P. P
Liberty Township
Walker
Williamson
A. Elliott
RB. Flinn
Madison Township
John B. Good
D. W. McClung
Milford Township
John 8. Evans
Oxford Township
John Wright
John E. Chatten
E. Grenerd
W. H. Johnson
Oliver Harris
W. R. Dewitt
R. Mollemeaux
Ross Fuente Desa
R. Joyce
A. Lewis
Union Township
J. M. Jackson
A. Wakefield
Wayne Township
John Kumler
James Stokes
To-Day's Oi Market Special Dispatch Report
Market notes from Paris, August movements and prices on commodities. Listing includes Jean Parker's Landing firm at 870, Tyzic and Sandy options, and miscellaneous rates for August. Limited readable entries show steady pay on New York market and brief price references across several locales.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrisncao
New York
Jean Parker
Titusville
Fruit Committer Report Read and Laid Over
A communication from Kate Millikan regarding flowers was laid over to the next meeting due to the Flower Committee's absence. The Fruit Committee report was read and adopted. FRUIT COMMITTER'S REPORT.
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Mitter
Fruit Committee
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