Drownings, saloon case, and near-fatal injuries reported
A July 20 special report notes two drownings after a boat capsized near Dayton, names Henry C. Thomas and Simon Spreng, ages 40 and 19, with coroner’s verdict of accidental drowning. It also covers a saloon case with a hung jury, a stock run in Reoched, and several local accidents including a landlady shot by a revolver discharge, a street attack near Union Depot, a knife assault on Collier, and a cow gore incident harming Mrs Mendenhall, likely fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Darren
First United Brethren Church
Fifth Street
Friends of the
Phcaic
Hagien & Pease
Dayton
Miami
Henry C. Thomas
Simon Spreng
Spreng
Thomas
A. G. Byers
Grace M. E
United Brethren Church
Williams
Brookville
Union Depot
Richard Rider
Collier
Mendenhall
Unes
Mra. ‘M
Nomination Outlook In Republican Delegates Race
Special Dispatches report Neal expects 37 of 38 Ross delegates and seeks Pike and Highland votes to secure a first ballot nomination. Dunn delegates chosen with solid support may back the doctor if a temperance issue dominates, while local townships weigh prospects and potential conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Dumascorus
Neal
Ross
Pike
Highland
Hrisporo
Dunn
Dr. Dunn
Duna
International Rifle Match Draws Irish and American Teams
The Great International Rifle Match prompts a splash of Irish and American participation. Officials report six of eight gentlemen from a noted Irish group poised to travel to America to join a team of skilled marksmen. The ceremony marks nobility representation from Ireland as part of the awaiting lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Ireland
Fragmented War Debt Levy Across Sugar Trade
A damaged passage describes a conflict with references to rebellion suppression and United States support. It notes annual sums around one hundred dollars, large houses in New York and Philadelphia, and a levy on principal sugar and tobacco shipments to the United States, tied to emancipation and tax on enslaved labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U States
New York
Philadelphia
A. Prissipal
Beecher Trial Statements From Wilkeson Aired in New York
Samuel Wilkeson testified before the Beecher Saves Committee about a January 1871 letter to Henry C Bowen that referenced contracts with the Independents and the Brooklyn church. He described threats, leverage, and a torn tripartite agreement tied to Henry Ward Beecher and Tilton, detailing Bowen and Beecher’s roles and an alleged financial settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilkeson
Beecher
Buredna
Salage
Henry
Ward Beecher
Henry Co. Bowen
Independents
Brooklyn Cay
R. Bowen
R. Beecher
Bowen
Oliver Johnson
Decca
Free
Brooklyn
Wie
Mr. Tilton
Tilton
Wilkeson
Bowes
Filton
Benly
Mr. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Peake Enie
Testel
Menta
C. Rowen
Henry and
Wreckage and Injuries After Eastbound Railroad Collision
Portnas, N. July 18. An eastward-bound train collided with a westbound wreckage, injuring many including Canangraca Jae, a New and Erie Railroad agent. Robert Atkinson of Jersey City died. William Berzeman and E Hogle suffered broken legs, G Havey broke collarbone, and others sustained cuts and contusions. Cars were torn, boilers smashed, and passengers evacuated to nearby cars as officers and crews assessed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CaNangraca
Jaean Horn
Sailons
New — and Erie Railroad
Tan
Robert Atkinson
Jersey City
A. Gréeman
William Berzeman
E. Hogle
Rk. G. Havey
Erre
Haute
Paris and Decatur
W. W. Garrett
Chicago
W. Gaor
Geo. Griswold
Hornelleville
Thomas Stewart
Bugalo
Trai
Shama Agos
Eae
A. Ertee
Ite
Goss
Portnas
Tts
Fire damages shops in Maine and New York yards
July 19 reports describe a blaze in Old Orchard Beach and near the Erie yards opposite Buffalo. Losses total about $30,000 with insured coverage. a separate fire at the Boston House in Orchard Beach incurred about $16,000 in damage. Sparks from a passing locomotive are blamed for a shop fire and nearby buildings were saved by favorable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
New York
Prd
Cenpi
Erie Yards
Orchard Beach
Maire
Boston and Eee
Congratulatory Telegrams for Prince Bismarck Escape
Prince Bismarck received upwards of one thousand telegrams congratulating him on his escape from assassination. The brief note highlights the surge of well wishers and the political tension in Prussia following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Bismarck
Sioux and miners clash in Wyoming frontier fighting
A Rawlins dispatch reports Indians attacked mining camps 40 miles north, with a Seminole scouting party in the area. Daniels and others killed. General Ord orders cavalry from Fort Russell to Fort Steel. Sheridan relay notes two days of combat near Fort Fetterman. Reports say 200 to 300 Indians, 26 miners killed, 150 horses taken, and a stage-coach attack with a killed couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Nes
Rawlins
Wyoming
Sand
Daniels
General Ord
Fort Steel
Lone Ord
Fort Meee
India Service
Wen
Fort Fetterman
Long Chin
Fort Vonacan
Pocale Slove
Jul
Fort Russell
Brad
E. C
Ord
Sixth Cavalry
Carpenter
Niestak
Robins Stakes Race at Branxcu Result 1871
In Branxcu on July 18 the Robins stakes race valued at 1000 dollars added to a sweepstakes of 50 dollars for colts and fillies foals of 1571 went two miles. Four horses started Acrobat Aston Pennington Magaroon and Barnette Acrobat won Pennington placed second Magaroon third time 3 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branxcu
Acrobat
Aston Pennington
Magaroon
Barnette
Pennington
Maceroon
Weather Observations From Fort Louis Missouri Area
The report documents corrected meteorological readings including temperature, wind, and pressure for the area around Louis, Missouri. Observations note clear conditions and the presence of fair wind with updates adjusted for temperature and elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zee
Louis
Ara Mateaneler
Weather synopsis for regions across the lake and Ohio valleys
Weather bulletin from Washington D C dated July 20 lists regional forecasts. Lower Lake region expect partly cloudy skies with light rain and shifting winds. Gulf States and Tennessee anticipate clear to fair weather with near normal changes in temperature and winds. Ohio Valley region shows mixed cloudy conditions with some rain and variable winds, cooling in upper lake and northwest areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixarox
D.C
Lower Lake Region
Gulf States
Tennessee
Florida
Obie Valley
Ceperake
Upper Lake
Ohio
Valdey
Rumors of U S Spain Tensions Denied
Special dispatch reports rumors of new trouble between the United States and Spain as baseless. No State Department notice of any change in relations has been received and the President has not indicated when he will return to his private secretary or cabinet officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Trombie Anticio
Spein
Wasnine
United States
Spain
State Department
Presidint
Return of Marshall Jewell as U S Postmaster General
Marshall Jewell the American Minister at St. Petersburg left that city yesterday to return to the United States to assume the duties of Postmaster General. He will sail from Liverpool on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Loxvox
Marshall
Irwell
Marshall Jewell
St. Petersburg
Del
United States
Liverpool
Ghost That Will Not Down Provokes Restoration Motion
Paris reports a likely renewed motion to restore the monarchy during today's sitting of the assembly. The persistent ghost of royal restoration looms as lawmakers debate speculative outcomes and political viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boiler Explosion Injures Workers at Starch Works
A boiler explosion at Johnson and Son starch works this morning about ten oclock injured several men. Tom Coyle chief engineer Tom Mullen and Sam assistant fireman were badly scalded. J M Salyers ferryman, present in the factory, also hurt as crews work to rebuild the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amson, Inc
Johnson & Son
Tom. Coyle
Tom. Mullen
Sam
J. M. Salyers
Entries close for quadrilateral race series
Entries for a set of races to be held in Cleveland Buffalo and Springfield close at 9 o'clock Tuesday July 21 at the offices of the respective associations. Parties interested will do well to bear this in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Buffalo
Springfield
Assoc
Death of the man who put up the first telegraph line
Portsmouth N H July 20 G E Smith who erected for the late Professor Morse the first line of poles in this country between Washington and Baltimore in 1844 died at his residence in Newfield Me a few days ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmorth
N. H
G. E. Smith
Morse
Washington
Baltimore
Newfield
Insurance Agent Drowned in Lake Pil larcitos
San Francisco reports Horatio Ghasn the Secre of the Comunicle Life p Rothe Peake drowned while fishing in Lake Pil larcitos, County, on July 20. Authorities investigated the incident and ruled it a fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Horatio ‘Ghasn
Comunicle Life
Rothe Peake
Lake Pillarcitos
County
Dorchester Bathing Fatality Reported in July Scene
A fragment notes a July 1 incident near Dorchester where men, including Robert Hill and Bayle Bismarck, were swimming. The text hints at drownings or peril in the water with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Hill
Bismarck
Bayle
Dorchester
River conditions report from Louisville and Portland
Special Dispatches note rising river levels at Louisville with 3 feet 10 inches in canal and 3 feet 7 inches over Portland Bar amid rain. Business dull as boats move slowly. At No Pirrsacna the river falls to 21 inches. Wharfs report no business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Louisville
Portland
Roosevelts Life On Steamship Batavia Event
A fragment notes the steamship Batavia sailing from Liverpool with reference to a person or event tied to July 15. The readable text hints at a ro veiled descripton of travel or a notable arrival related to Aizived or Glettain preferring a route or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aizived—Glettainprefers
Roee Tg
OSD
Batavia
Liverpool
Judge Marchant Rules In Police Court Conviction
Judge Marchant resumed the bench in the Police Court this morning. A girl named Emma Gekin was found ineligible and committed to the hospital of age by Judge Marchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchant
Emma Gekin
Miss Dunphy Sullivan and Sullivan Sing at Cathedral
Miss Anna Dunphy and Miss Jennie Sullivan joined Mr Fim Sullivan in a vivid afternoon recital at the Cathedral. Their performance of O Savior was notably praiseworthy, drawing attention for its clarity and emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dunphy
Jennie Sullivan
Fim ‘Sulliver
Pat Yons
Mr. Sullivan
Unclear OCR Item on Sixth Street Dealer Case
Fragmentary report notes Arthony Schimmer mentioned in a sale by James McKinley & Co on Sixth Street. The piece references a Saturday tomb context and a cane being continued in the police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthony Schimmer
Tae
James MecKinley & Co
Sixth Street
Orade
Examination Waived in Canal Boat Embezzlement Case
In Police Court this morning William McElroy, charged with embezzling $300 from canal boat captain Frank Lorentz, waived examination and pledged $300 to answer before the Court of Common Pleas. In default of bail he was committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElroy
Frank Lorentz
Escihe
Court of Common Pleas
Marshall to bring Frank Walker to Maysville for trial
Frank Walker, charged with cutting Stephen Ledfreteh aboard a river steamer, was delivered to James Hetlin the Maysville marshal. Walker will be taken to Maysville where the wounded man resides for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiersted
James Hetlin
Maysville
Frank Walker
Stephen Ledfreteh
Walker
Embezzlement Charge Against Milk-Wagon Driver
Jos. Roth, driver for Mr. Broxstermann, was arraigned before Judge Marchant on embezzlement of $388 from his employer. Allegedly he collected a bill or two dollars around July 4 and traded milk for cigars and other articles. The case was continued and he was released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Roth
Broxstermann
Marchant
Work House Sentences Passed By Judge Marchant
The court minutes report sentences handed down this morning for several defendants. John ot Fisher, Adam Richter, and John Wal ees received 0 days. Trewin Maxwell faces 30 days for a likely destruction. Mine fyngs eee Me saaast 3 lie Robey and 2 -ets Ae Boeriot, ers Save urg, drank enness, 10 days. Oren, disherly conduct, 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchant
Jotn Ot Fisher
Adam Richter
John Walees
Trewin Maxwell
Robey
Ae Boeriot
Ers Saveurg
Oren
Robbery on Mound Street In Early Morning Attack
Mr. T. Addeledorfer reported to police an assault on Mound street between Strenth and George around midnight. Two men attacked him one gripping his neck while the other robbed him of a pecent eeho. He believes he could identify the assailants if seen. The act happened swiftly and the thieves fled before he fully understood what occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Addeledorfer
Mound Street
Strenth
George Streets
City Redistricting Fight Prompted by Mayor Johnston
In a dispute over the recept law for city redistricting, Mayor Johnston, accusing City Cowbeil of noncompliance, acts unilaterally. He drafts and sends a copy of a notice to every member of the Board of Aldermen and Board of Councilmen, signaling formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Board of Aldermen
Board of Councilmen
Cincinnati Ward Division Directive Delayed Action
Minor's Office issues a July 20 1874 notice directing the Common Council to divide wards of Cincinnati containing over eight hundred voters into two or more precincts. As council declined to act by the deadline, the city is required to carry out the act and seek ward boundary suggestions from council members for judicious delineation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenceskati
Minor
General Assembly of
Comman Council
Tr Cay
Cincinnati
Commons Council
Mayor Johnson Seeks Proper Consideration on Envyacy
An 1874 city note from Mayor G W C Johnson to residents or their representatives requests proper consideration of a matter labeled envyacy. The message expresses politeness and urges action before the October deadline with formal closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. C. Jonxstos
Harrison Bridge saga shows faulty foundations and law fights
The Enquirer recounts the Harrison Bridge history with a collapsed pier caused by poor foundation and a stubborn engineer. The piece describes contractor disputes with Campbell and Dean and failed repairs, plus later bridge work and county engineer oversight amid political rivalry and procedural protests. It also tucks in a sensational tale of Nemesis on West Third Street, detailing a confrontation over a debt and a courtroom scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Bridge
Harrison
Enquirer
Whitewater
Dearborn
Ind
Hamilton
Campbell & Dean
Thin‘city
James B. Bell
Harrison -Bridge
Bell
Tiaye
Morgan
Hamilies
Dasrbare
Aspen
Canniaenies
Gray
Cest-street
Nemesis
Johnson
Gerevtekan
Newcall
Third Street
Ees
Mac
Esquire Johnson
Accowhide
Mal
Opposition to outdoor preaching near the Exposition
Witnesses testified of liquor sellers stirring uproar at Wade Street market and near the Exposition while a dozen drunk youths interrupted Rev. Berend’s sermon. The crowd questioned liquor laws, minors, and Sunday sale prohibitions, then resumed the meeting with strong words about religious liberty and the disgrace of attempts to silence the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odile
Washington Park
Washington, Park
Cliftons Claim Decision In Cumminsville Baseball Dispute
In Criprox on July 20, morning papers misinformed about a game between the Cliftons and Athletics of Cumminsville. The claim of a rule decision in favor of the Athletics is broad since no umpire was selected and the game was not officially ed. The Cumminsville team arrived late, about two and a half hours, and the Cliftons assert their right to claim the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criprox
Cliftons
Athletics
Cumminsville
Vicvice
Athletica
Cliftoms
Petit Larceny Convictions Heard By Judge Marchant
The court this morning convicted James McClellan of stealing woolen knit shawl from Dr. Tucer and sentenced him to three months in the Work-House with costs. John Winters and John Solomon received three months each for taking 4176 feet of rope owned by the O. Railroad, in a separate petit larceny case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClellan
Dr. Tucer
John Winters
John Solomon
O. E . Railroad
Common Pleas Refuses to Recognize Sabbath Plea in Billiards Case
In a Ohio common pleas ruling judge Avery affirmed a conviction of David Billingheimer for a Sunday billiard room closure dispute. The case tested if a Jew’s Sabbath observance could negate a charge. court ruled the record should reflect only legal errors and evidence, not motives. A separate trial for robbery began for Charles Howard and John Battle, linked to June 7 theft on Hughes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Avery
Wilaangmeimer
David Billingheimer
Ohio
Nae Avery
Nho
Supreme Court
Russon
Ehough
Burnet
Chas. Howard
John Battle
John Hughes
Anecdotes on soda water from a New York shop
A column of odd soda water anecdotes from New Haven visitors and New York drug stores. It recalls the Boston mixture mix ups, a country couple ordering drinks, a tale of seidlitz powders misused, a man paying his last cent, and cautions about fountain faucets and risky tastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Commercial Advertiser
New Haven
Boston
Phange
Broadway
Hiram Elisha
Susan
Darkey
Waterbury
Fatal Reaper Claims Mother and Daughter in Shelby County Field
A Special Dispatch reports a harvest field tragedy near Minster Shelby County where Mrs Vanderbrok died after mangling injuries and her mother Mrs Berman was killed instantly by a reaper on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Times
Daytor
Vanderbrok
Minster
Shelby County
Berman
iindians on the war path in the southwest
Quaker commissioners Hobbs Earle Taber Rhodes and Johnson, returning from Lawrence, Kansas, report that about a hundred Cheyennes Arapahoes and a few Comanches are on the war path in the Southwest. They blame white buffalo hunters and traders for violations of treaty duties and note some young chiefs retaliating. Satanta and Big Tree, long in Texas Penitentiary, are said to keep peace promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Mesars
Hobbs
Indiana
Earle
Massachusetts
Taber
New York
Rhodes
Philadelphia
Johnson
Cincinnati
Quaker Commission
Lawrence
Kansas
J. D. Miles
Indian Territory
Satanta
Big Tree
Texas
Forwarding Cavalry to the Frontier Movements of the President
Washington dated July 20 reports the Mounted Cavalry Service ordered to forward 100 recruits to Austin Texas for cavalry duty and all disposable colored recruits to the same place for cavalry assignment. Also 50 recruits to Fort Dodge Kansas for the Sixth Cavalry. Executive Mansion has no return date. Treasury notes chief clerk change and clerk appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixaton
Mounted Cavalry Service
Austin
Texas
Cavalry
Fort Dodge
Kansas
Sixth Cavalry
Gen. Spinner
William Behrens
James Gilfillan
Treasury Department
Ex-Attorney General Clarke Attacked in St Pauw
Ex-Attorney-General Clarke of Manitoba was struck twice with a slung shot in front of the Metropol ic by an unknown assailant. Clarke was left on a train and deemed dangerously hurt. Mike Hay, chief of police, led the group and was arrested for trial. The attack is linked to the Minneapolis party involved in a prior alleged kidnapping matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauw
Clarke
Manitob
Metropolic
Iethaphtamilaaecetia
Mike
Mike Hay
Hay
Minneapolis
Gordon
Arm Crushed at Delaware Bridge Tracked to Amputation
Charles P. Warner, proprietor of the Southern Hotel in St Louis, was injured when a sudden train turn at the Delaware Bridge pitched him forward. His left arm was crushed against the car window and required amputation. The incident occurred as the train entered the bridge with Warner sitting by the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tester
Charles P. Warner
Southern
St. Louis
New York
Delaware Bridge
Warner
Man Shot in Noon Altercation at Court Affair
In a noon incident John Bunch was shot through the neck with a Dernier pistol in the hands of Gus Miller. Bunch is mortally wounded and not expected to live. Miller is held over for the September term of the Criminal Court under $10,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunch
Gus
Miller
Banch
Criminal Court
Columbia College graduates to meet at Grind Central depot
In New York on July 20, graduates and undergraduates of Columbia College across Academic, Law, Medicine and School of Mines are asked to assemble at Grind Central depot at 3 o'clock this afternoon to receive the victorious crew, with a band of music in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia College
Law
Medicine
School of Mines
Grind ‘Central Depot
Edward Mallen Begins 500 Mile Walk at Barnum's Hippodrome
New York July 20 Edward Mallen started a six day 500 mile walk at 12 10 this morning from Barnum's Hippodrome. The event unfolds with local curiosity and expects daily progress reports as spectators follow the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Mallen
Barnum
River News and Packet Movements From Evansville July 20
Special dispatch reports river traffic at Evansville and Louisville with ships Laura Davis Bermuda and Bermuda's piston head incident. Freight and passengers aboard Laura Davis and ships up Port列表. Local packets on time. river level down to season low, temperatures around 90. Paragon robbed on Portland Bar. towboats Jos A Stone Phil Morgen Esperanza active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Evansvile
Louisville
Return
Laura Davis
Bermuda
Owensboro
Cincinnati
Carno
Julia
St. Louis
P.M
Eadyville
Evansville
Offan Tower
At & A
InoxTos
Jos. A.stone
Phil. Morgen
Esperanza
Portland Bar
Sandy
Hite
Gracey
Red Cloud
Davia
Paragon
Portland
Hawkidoris Defeat Pork Packers 59 to 5 In Local Ball Action
Local baseball notes record Hawkidoris trouncing the Pork Packers by 59 to 5. They will face champion Arties on the 20th. Mayor Johnstone revokes private watchmen commissions at Schuman's and Schickling's saloons after resisting officers. Police Court reports several Sunday arrests for unauthorized concerts over the Rhine, with more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkidoris
Pork Packers
Arties
Johnstone
Schuman
Schickling
Rhine
Brothers shootout ends with man wounded near Third and Central
Wan Hutchinson and Isaac Hutchinson quarrelled yesterday afternoon near Third street and Central avenue. Isaac was shot in the shoulder. William Hutchinson was arrested at the Third-street Station House and claimed they were playing when a pistol accidental fired. He said he attempted to remove the gun from his pocket as the hammer released and the weapon went off. The pistol struck a teacup, breaking it, before the incident ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Isaac Hutchinson
Third Street
Central Avenue
William
Third-street
Ike
Discharged barrel injures man. case continues in police court
A barrel discharge injured Ike’s shoulder. In the Police Court this morning the case was continued until July, and the defendant was committed in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Water works cut off supply at Fourth and Living streets
The Water Works superintendent shut off water from a plug used by streetcar lines on the corner of Fourth and Living streets to stop wasteful use. Seventh street road horses were left without water for a circuit of six miles. After investigations and reattachment at station 4, the supply was restored. The president notes boys should not be deprived of beverages and promises no waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Fourth
Iiving
Seventh Street
Emmelac
Market Notes Amid Mixed 19th Century Prices
July market summaries show dull trade across commodities with mixed prices. Wheat ranges near 116% to 1094 per bushel amid fluctuating cereal and flour futures, while pork, lard, and bacon hold varied values. Cotton remains quiet with middling around 1640, receipts near 89 bales. grain and oil futures list modest movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrravo
Ee Prosia
Nean
Muwacebe
Loxpor
Ibaa
Erie
Desxort
Deeline
U. S
Michigan
Fred
Hiller - Gilles
Aveust
Rocky White
Eld
Lelard
New York
Daly
Perenne
Fauily
Nat Sen
Dull
St. Cincinnati
Tes
Lal Istvan
Also Mentioned on This Page
WoLecs P. It
Mayer
Cuba
Ottawa
Chanaiere
Leeding Lumbermen
Ontario
Quebec
Stanson Te Th Via
Tilton-Becher' Business
Canaseraga, N
Fersonm
Begines
Cary
Burra, X. Y
Prussia
Indianus
War Department
U.S. Army
Clive Logan Bykes
Mussea
Pirrsacna
Local Matters
Court Bulletin
Treasury
Beaton
Koughs
Dead By & Derringer
Nashville
Columbia
Britasy
Fourth Street
Washington Street
Cedar Grove
Land* and Building Association
Eee
Titusville
Mie
West Third Street
Kobt
Jachesal
Mamefield Street
JAS. P. McNamara & CO
Pearl and
Walnut
Walnut Stresta
Railroads
Railway Directory
Hoondiy
Atlantic 450
Great Western Railwir
City
Cmrervero
Dolly
Indianapolis
Peoria
Richmond
S Payton
Siam
En Anne Ee Ware
Ianapolis
Piaw
RED Asio
Dayton Columba T
Coven Pe
Little Depot
East Front Street
Marietta
Columbus
Dayton Aed
Oon Sas 'Sr
Cleveland Express
Stea
N.R
Office
Robert J. Esap
Robert J. Cresap
Cmesap
Tye
Third St
Cresap
West Third
Lancel
Satery Wate
Hilson
Jobe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!