Guardianship Petition For Mrs. Mary Ang Winters In Dayton
A Dayton court hearing on guardianship for Mrs. Mary Ang Winters, 71, wife of Rev. David Winters, drawn by two sons David and Edward, reveals a long marriage and substantial estate. The article notes ongoing suits, alimony awards, custody disputes, and broad social items from court to temperance revival and local fairs.
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Dayton
Daily Times
Darytex
Mary Ang Winters
David Winters
Heen
David
Edward
William
Lydia Huffman
Simams
Harries
Mary Ann Winters
William F
Getta
Temaecos Dayton
A. G. Byers
U. B
Montgomery
Eericore
Tod Nolat
Erastty
Ier Dreslaoaeen
Second National Bank organized with capital of 100000
Special Dispatches report the formation today of the Second National Bank in New Auvaxy Ixp with a $100,000 capital. Directors elected include Lawrence Bradley John Hutten RK P Main R G McCord and M A Weir. The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of American Workmen of Indiana held a secret session here.
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Daily Times
New Auvaxy
Second National
Capital
Lawrence Bradley
John Hutten
RK. P. Main
R. G. McCord
M. A. Weir
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of American Workmen
Indiana
Indian scouts report near Jacksboro after march
Adjutant-General Steel reports that on the 9th seventy five Indians and a company of scouts left their station near Jacksboro. No official details are available yet from Major Jones regarding their movement or purpose.
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Saar
Austin
Jones
Jacksboro
Steel
Butler Responds to Hooker Slur in July Letter Fight Near Pittsburgh
Ben Butler issues a public reply denying Hooker’s charges about quartermaster misuses during the Army of the James. He cites a Norfolk savings bank for Black soldiers and seeks to clear allegations of misappropriated funds and furniture seizures, while Edwardes and Garfield figures appear in the surrounding dispute. A duel-like contest is planned within 100 miles of Pittsburgh on August 11 with Samuel as a challenger to Butler for ground choice.
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Ben. Butler
New York
Garfield
Tolyer Edwardes
Butler
Hooker
Meee
Army of the James
Norfolk
Freedmen’s Bureau
Ee Ees K
al Arabella B
Iercome
Garasie
Samuel
Pittsburg
Race results at Saratoga meet with J. E. Ww fan winner
The fourth race at the Saratoga meeting was won by J. E. Ww fan in 71 minutes, with H. Hubbell of Wilsec close in 72 minutes 2744 seconds, and E. Price in third. William Bimkie of New York also noted among the entrants. The event was reported in a July issue of this paper, with details attributed to James Gordon Bennett.
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Saratoen
So Sera
Fires Erase Fifteen Buildings In Ingersoll Area
Ingersoll Ont July 20 Fifteen buildings burned last night causing losses estimated around 75 000 with about 31 000 insured. Fire swept through New Oakins Sunda street and a later blaze near Laurel and Baldwin streets involved a tech house with details unclear. Fire department and insurers assessing damage.
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Ingersell
Onut
Leas
Sum- Ingersoll
Ont
New Oakins
Sunda St A. M
Tech
Thiaicyola
J. W. Daywaalens
Laurel
Baldwin Street
Lus
Opposition to the Iberian Union in London
London report notes opposition to the Iberian Union on July 21, highlighting debates among political figures and public sentiment in the capital. The item records tensions surrounding the proposal and its potential implications for governance and alliance roles.
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London
Beechers case unfolding late at night in New York
Reporters crowded around Mr Tilton after a long session and a statement was promised but not delivered. He declined further comment as he left with his friend Moulton, while the committee refused to provide any information.
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New York
Esly
Mney
Mr. Tilton
Cr. Eee
Moulton
Two Foam Disaster Victims Located On American Shore
NiaGara Ont July 2 two bodies of Foam disaster victims were found on the American shore opposite this location. The finding marks a step in the search for the missing crew and passengers of the yacht Foam. Authorities likely identify the deceased and continue salvage efforts along the coast.
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NiaGara, Ont
Violation Under Fishery Act Sparks Port Rowax Fine
In Port Rowax Ontario on July 21 sixteen individuals were fined for violations cited under the Fishery Act. The case involved alleged improper conduct at sea related to Viking trade practices and piabory hot.
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Port Rowax
Ont
Via- Viking
Ship disaster alert with crew arrival and no loss
A vessel reports a disaster but no lives are lost as captain and crew arrive at the scene. The readable text notes the incident and the ship’s arrival without detailing injuries or fatalities.
No Bids for 5 Per Cent Bonds in July Special
Special dispatch from Washington reports no bids received at the Treasury for subscriptions to 179 million 5 percent bonds. The Treasury and Bank circular invited bids but bankers wait for latest quotations. Secretary Bristow has not received any message from the President. Internal Revenue receipts for July are expected near 2 million dollars, higher than last year.
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The
Daily Times
Wasmixorox
Treasury
Department
Bristow
Johnson
Bagea
Arrapahoes
Cheygnnes
Santanta
Gree
Ere Johanson
Ralda
War Department Instructions on Indian Policy and Army Pursuit
Dispatch from Washington July 2 outlines Sheridan guided operations against Kiowas and Comanches. It details government policy to pursue hostiles to reservations while protecting innocent friendly Indians near agencies. White House reception notes Mississippi acting governor Davis seeking troop deployment to Vicksburg for the August 4 election period.
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Wasuixotox
D. C
Sheridan
Act of the Interior
Ian
U Co
Edie
Saneeae
D.C
Ate
White House
A. K. Davis
Tleismate Ciorecar
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Veverigh
Askmes
The Pomeroy Boy and Curious Physiological Problems
A Boston dispatch discusses the Pomeroy murder case. The mother’s testimony links the butcher father and slaughterhouse exposure to the child’s disturbing behavior. Doctors suspect a psychological motive tied to the family and environment, with questions about the boy’s childhood experiences.
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Pomeroy
Leuiniana Third Term Debate in New Orleans
Reports from New Orleans describe a Leuiniana meeting on July 21 where resolutions support a third term. Intelligence from Doty Wells notes Kiowas Cheyennes and others attacking the settlement, with fifteen killed and many horses slain. US cavalry reportedly pursued at Otter Creek with four killed and horses seized.
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Jnmel
Galveston
Nes’ Austin Special Sa
Doty Wells
Ana
Trust Company Cane Races at Dexter Park
The Union Trust Company of New York sues the Rockford Rock Island and St Louis Railway in federal court to foreclose nine million dollars of trust deeds on the park and appoint a receiver. The bill alleges sufficient bondholders certified and notes faults in interest, with a filing date in February 1572. Ice racing and trotting races are noted as possible events.
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CuiGavo
Union Trust Company
Kew York
Rockford
Rock Island ,and
St. Louis
United States
Ite
Lead Works Bigwn Up in Missouri Mine Strike
July 2 report from Saint Louis notes relay work and construction progress at the works amid miner disputes. Miners have clashed with Picher over royalties charged on ore raised on his lands, causing tension and delays in production.
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Bigwn Up
Sr. Louis
Picher
Mennonites for Manitoba Tour with Emigrants Arriving
General Joseph Hooker and party arrived last evening as 330 Teanerite emigrants proceed toward Manitoba via the United States. The caravan signals a major Mennonite migration movement coordinated from Torosto on July 21.
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Manitoba
Torosto
Joseph Hooker
United States
Ransom Demand Note Reported in July Dispatch
A July 21 entry cites a personal note from Mr. Ross stating his child’s captors have the ransom ready and asking how to identify the agent, signaling a formal step in the kidnapping case.
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Ross
River News from Lowwinter and Ports List
Additional river updates report a rising river at Lowwinter Kentucky with four feet two inches in the canal and four feet to inches on the river. Weather notes predict cloudiness with rain and a fall of river levels noted later. The Gracey is set to sail in the Cairo trade tomorrow and business remains light.
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The
Dailyy Times
Lowwinter
Aneet Tatum
Memphis
New On
Yeerger
St. Louis
Uis
Ae Icksba Et Louis
F. P. Tocpein
Jorg
Pat Wicberas
Gracey
Cairo
Llem
Morning Commercial Mention of Cal Thomas Favorable
A morning commercial note highlights Cal Thomas with favorable mention in the Second District of Cop. The fragment references a district or locality and a political or civic context, suggesting a favorable bias or support in that area.
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Sa Ca Cal
Thomas
Quaker policy under scrutiny in Indian Territory probe
F L Johnson, member of the Friends Executive Committee overseeing Quaker policy in Indian affairs, discusses the investigation of disturbances in the Indian Territory and the conduct of agent John J Miles. The committee recommends Miles resign, citing loss of confidence and discreet dispatch wording, while reaffirming support for civilizing goals amid tribal tensions and raids by Arrapahoes Cheyennes and Comanches.
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F. L. Johnson
Friends’ Executive Committee
Johnson
Lawrence
Kansas
Indian Territory
J.D. Files
Toi Sassi
Ron Miles
Comarae
Tee Iammine
Miles
John J. Miles
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Cyrus Beede
Tim
Ribin
Inie
Local Boy's Gold Watch Robbed on Sixth and Flu Corners
Au gust Saider slept on YMCA steps at Sixth and Flu streets when a thief stole his gold watch, a gift from his father. Officers White and read quickly recovered the item and detained the suspect Gus Crawford at Ninth Street Station House, earning praise for swift work though not across the force.
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August Saider
Young Men's Christian Association
Sixth
Flu Streets
Matster
White
Police Board
Gus. Crawford
Ninth-street
Convictions in Police Court on Theft and Larceny
This morning in the Police Court George Wesley was convicted of larceny for stealing a coat from William Kaiser and sent to the Work-House for three months. John Wallace received six months for stealing $30 from L Weingardner. William Custer stole a miner’s watch valued at $10 from Henry G Klein and was jailed for three months. Jebnettagr stole several small articles from Col J C Crane and was sent out for four months. Powell Watley was arrested for obtaining groceries by false pretenses and, after resigning, was committed to the Work-House for five months.
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George Wesley
William Kaiser
John Wallace
L. ‘Weingardner
Wm. Custer
Henry G. Klein
Esenangron
Jebnettagr
Col. J.C. Crane
Powel
Baseball score and prize fight report from yesterday
Yesterday’s column notes a baseball game between two teams ending 16 to 5. It also reports a three round prize fight on a sand-bar above Bellevue Kentucky where H Welsh defeated Charles Ingigr, both workers at the Rolling Mills, in a bout marred by rough play.
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Ally
Bellevue
Charles Ingigr
H. Welsh
Welsh
Kelley assault case continued in Police Court
In the Police Court this morning the case of Wm. J. Kelley charged with assaulting James Sutton with intent to rob him was continued till the 24th inst.
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Wm. J. Kelley
James Sutton
Patterson Patterson area political turmoil and nominations
The piece reports on Patterson area politics, naming Dennis Flynn, Dave Lock, and other Republicans and Democrats. It highlights nominations for City Marshal and City Judge, party maneuvering, resignations, and upcoming citizen meetings to discuss the ticket amid council and convention tensions.
Revival of the Glass Trade Prompts Early Restart
Special Dispatch reports a renewed optimism in glass manufacturing as South Side works plan earlier resumption. Many factories will start this month, with John Menke of Arbuckle & Co. injured after a fall from the fourth floor. In Baden Beaver County two girls Ida Cole and Eliza Lees were badly burned by a gunpowder explosion while playing, risking loss of eyes and extensive injuries.
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Daily Times
John Menke
Arbuckle & Co.s
Ida Cole
Eliza Lees
Baden
Beaver County
Reed Forger Arrested Amid Lake Shore Dividend Hype
New York July 1 chaos surrounds Reed Forger charged with passing for Buffalo and Exie bonds up to twenty five thousand dollars. Orvis allegedly under Chicago indictment for fake land schemes. Hudson, late cashier of Eighth National Bank, arrested for false bank condition report. Calendar investigation tied to weak National Banks and rumored Lake Shore dividend promised tomorrow. Executive Committee to meet to discuss dividend action.
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Reed
Patenetier
Eighth National
Lake Shore
York
Buffalo
Orvis
Chicago
Hudson
Eighth National Bank
Callendar
Pennsylvania Salvage Case Brings Brady Reward
In Philadelphia July 21 Judge Cadwallader ruled Brady acted meritoriously by involuntarily taking command of the steamship Pennsylvania during peril after the first and second officers were lost. Compensation was reduced for retaining command after the storm subsided at the request of unauthorized individuals. Brady is awarded 4000 dollars plus up to 200 dollars in costs.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cadwallader
Brady
Imoro
Rivers
Secretary Robeson Consents to Address at State Fair
Extrapera New Jersey July 21 Secretary Robeson has consented to deliver the opening address at the State Fair to be held at Waverley on September 17.
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Robeson
Extrapera
N. J
Waverley
Wreck Removal as River Sags and Wharf Quiet
Special Dispute notes the river falling slowly with 19. The wreck of the ill fated towboat is mentioned. F Wilson is being removed from the foot of Short street. No business on the wharf. Weather described as cloudy and pleasant.
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Daily Times
F. Wilson
Short Street
Work-House Sentences From Judge Marchant
The following sentences were passed by Judge Marchant this morning: Thomas McDermott for disorderly conduct three months Ellen Robinson for vagrancy days Rosa Lawson for petty larceny fifteen days.
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Marchant
Thos. McDermott
Ellen Robinson
va‘Jancy
Rosa Lawson
Erty Devas Mantle Steels
Vienna Exposition Medals Delayed for American Exhibitors
A correspondence between Lewis Seasongood and Secretary of State Hamilton Fish discusses the delayed delivery of medals and diplomas awarded to American exhibitors at the Vienna Exposition. Cadwalader notes no medals have been received yet and promises notice in newspapers when shipments arrive.
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LE N
Department of State
Austria
Baron Schwarz de Senborn
Lewis Seasongood
Washington
Joan L. Cadwalader
Frankfort Affairs and City Incidents Chronicle
Judge W P D Bush registered at Clinton this morning amid talk of heavy ticket sales for a Rudde's Garden concert where Joseph Hermes is expected to win the mayoral race. Henry Remka, injured in a roof fall, shows improvement. Henry Fredeledy injured when his horse bolted. Peter Garby fined $10 in mayor court for assault. A brewery wagon incident shocks Howell and Glendening’s area as a horse bolted toward the Madison street corridor. A fragment ends with a note on a poem fragment about Love.
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Hainsworth
Bellevue-street
Buchanan
Cotter
Hym
Laman
Tinea
W. A. Cotter
Horace Greeley
U. S. Grant
Prinees
United States
C. Olhaber
Hichard Barney
LH. H. Lape
Thomas H. Williamson
Berry
J. A. Williamson
Republicax
John Brutten
Colman
MM. Cooper
Hayman
Capt. Ed. Air
John Floyd ‘Lewis
Sgh
Wilson
Spinks
Jefferson Street
Warner
James Gilson
Court House
Republican City Executive Committee
Henry Remka
Henry Fredeledy
Peter Garbey
Geisbauer's
Howell & Glendenning
Clinton Hotel
Kentucky
M. Be Kaler
Barbara Williams
Elaura Arvin
James Arvin
Kaler Ste
Miss Williams
Ohio
Arvin
Weather Report From Cincinnati July 21
Weather bulletin from the Signal Service details barometric readings and conditions across cities including Pittsburgh and Santa Fe. It notes cloudy to fair skies with temperatures around 60 to 80 degrees and mentions a corrected barometer for temperature and elevation.
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Ar Department
Signal Service
U.S. Army
Cincinnati
Odskey
Saal Coy
Pittsburg
Weather forecast for Tennessee and Ohio Valley region
July 21 forecast from Washington DC notes cloudy weather with local rains in northeast Tennessee and slight temperature changes. Winds shift to easterly and southerly, barometer falls Tuesday night or Wednesday. Lake Region and Northwest to be partly cloudy with rain areas, winds shifting and rising barometer by Wednesday morning.
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Washington, D.C
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Lake Hegion
Weathered Market Notes From Milwaukee and New York
Additional market items report nominal wheat and dull corn and oats in Milwaukee trading. Freight costs fall modestly. New York grocery data shows mixed fruit and grain prices, erratic coffee and sugar quotes, and varying refined and standard sugar values as buyers' demand remains lukewarm.
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Brrraco
Milwaukee Club
NEW York Grocery Report
New York
Jgva Cottee
French and European light notes and a fatal chloroform incident
A roundup of European affairs notes appointments and political shifts in France Russia and Mexico. Included are new ambassadorial postings in England and a Carlist report from Bayonne. The fragment ends with a tragedy as Miss Julia Berns, 17, dies after ingesting chloroform to ease a headache.
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Jules Favre
Jerome Napoleon
Napoleon
Dounes
Montebello
Count Sekouvaloff
Russia
England
Mexico
Yeeros
Cornelius Dewitt
M. Guizot
Interior
M. Thien Boudet
Finance
Julia Berns
A. Ling Ag
Kerns
Time facts from fragmented timetable notice
Fragmented OCR timetable lists trains and times including names like MUSKINGUM and Cleveland Express, with entries such as 7 minutes fast and 10:39 pm, 2:pm, 3:50 pm. Mentions Cutlerville Accom and Wadam rence, and references to daily Express services.
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Cincionati
Ccccon
Meeks
Ad Inmati
Hamilton
Dayton
Pipes Raves
Getand
Canada
Dayton Aroe
Gencinnati
Richmond
Chicago
Cunginnati
Manilton
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Atiehmond
Aily
Richmond Express
Morning Mail
Night Express Exion
Hadianapetanna
Bitanmei Ee Expree
Kansas Quingy
Deter
Mera West Express
Peoria
Laswrepeving
Seem
Ead
Dn Arriv
Washington
DarTexa
Cleveland
Budnio
Ieee
Columbus
New York
Cleveland Express
Muskingum
Cutlerville Accom
Wadam Rence
Cpm
Bern Line
Tie Keene
Ready Relief Promises Quick Comfort for Many Ailments
An old advertisement touts RAD WAYs READY RELIEF claiming to ease inflammation of the kidneys and bladder throat chest and bowels along with headaches cramps and other pains. It suggests twenty drops in water for internal discomfort and recommends travelers carry a bottle to prevent sickness from water changes, praising it as a superior stimulant to brandy or bitters.
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Radway
Redway
Reed
Radway & CO
Warren, Cornee
Church Street
New York
Fever Medicines Ad Promises Quick Relief
An OCR fragment advertises fever remedies titled Typhoid Yellow and other fevers aided by Rav war's Pitts with claims of rapid relief. It promotes a bottle price of fic? cents, showcasing a dubious health product in a historical ad context.
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Ravwar
Pitts
Rapwar
Fbilty
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DR. Radway
Bright
Cass
Bavesy
Mass
Hannah P, Knapp
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Youk
Dean Sin
BR. Radway
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