Governor Allen to be honored at 94th and 110th C V I reunion
A local notice describes arrangements for a Soldiers' Home reunion of the 94th and 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry regiments, with Governor Allen invited to attend, and lists committee members including Judge Dwyer and Mayor L Butz Jr. The report also notes a large inmate count at Western Hospital for the Insane and various local court and social events.
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Es Seeee Sa Darton
Western Hospital
Dwyer
Probate Court
MiaSee
Governor Allen
Mess
Craighead
Gunekel
Dwyer and McKenny
Jordan
L. Butz, Jr
J. Harry Thomas
Jol K. McIntyre
Marcus Eells
Robert Dipkey
B. Smith
Warren Munger
Cleveland Saenger
Embury
Soshnlein and
Howe
Serope Kavalfian
I Land
Franklin Crusaders
Granger
Sharon
Malnutrition in Baby Farming Report From New York
July 28 report from New York cites infant John J. Graham dying of malnutrition amid alleged abuses in baby farming. The account suggests a system protecting women involved, with implied intent to harm the child.
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New York
John J. Graham
Testimony in New York case noted by reporters
Fragmentary stenographic notes from a New York hearing indicate that key witness Wilmet Testifty-The Com-Becide Beecher-Wertermoi testified. The brief text references Pose Street and concerns a space issue, with unclear details and unidentified participants.
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Wilmet
Com- Becide Beecher
Wertermoi
International Congress rules of civilized warfare debated
New York July 28 reports on Prussian project and proposed safeguards for international intervention. The article notes subsequent findings and the stance that arms will be disciplined and substitutes considered, with emphasis on restraint and legal norms. Spelling irregularities due to OCR obscure specifics.
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International Congress
New York
Vague Board Meeting Notes Highlight Minor Actions
The report outlines routine board proceedings with payments approved and warrants issued. It mentions Mrs Pitman, Mrs Mehan, and Mehan’s case, plus a warrant for Ganon and anticipated appearances. The details are fragmentary and reflect local governance activity.
Fragmentary overheard remarks near Covington gathering
Unclear transcript recounts a tense scene with references to gunfire and a man named Jose Phillips. Mentions August, Cove, Short-line Depot, Bank Lick, and a possible large assembly at a state site. Dialog suggests remorse and mediation as people discuss events and consequences.
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Covington
Mr. Jonn
Ohio
Jose Philli
Bank Lick
Zeymorning
Fragmentary OCR News Item Reflects School Event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Ratliffe and Peadrey with numbers and a school setting. It hints at a one way path, tubes, and rings or bells, but key details and context are unclear. Further readable text needed for a solid summary.
Debated Wakeean Feateer Payas Address
A garbled excerpt notes an aviation debate last night involving a C F B brigade. It references a controversial action claiming a poisoning attempt on a family with milk left at a front location. Details are unclear due to damaged text and missing context.
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C.F. B
Beecher Confession Extra Provokes City Reaction
A local melee over an Extra claiming Henry Ward Beecher’s confession stirs the town. Newsboys were detained then released on police condition to name their source. authorities meanwhile search for the document supplier as the Ella makes a Cincinnati-bound trip tonight.
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Daily Times
Lashville
Ella
Cincinnati
Henry Ward Beecher
Theodore Tilton
Washington Five Per Cent Loan Placed By New York Bankers
Special dispatch reports New York bankers Belmont Seligman and Fahnestock continuing talks with the Secretary regarding the five per cent loan. A press statement is expected detailing agreed terms as the syndicate bets on placing the full amount. In a second item from Ohio a train passenger ejects after resisting fare. a pistol threat ends with the culprit fleeing as officers pursue.
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Daily Times
Washiiaton
Messrs
Belmont, Seligman
Fahnestock
New York
Treasury
Governor Allen to Dayton via Cincinnati for stopover
Governor Allen departs Cumucorus tomorrow with General Amos to accompany him. He will remain overnight in Cincinnati upon arrival and proceed to Dayton the next day.
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Daily Times
Cumucorus
Allen
Dayton
Cincinnati
General Amos
Victims memorials amid wreckage after deadly storm
Thousands visit the ruined sites as rescuers work through debris. Excavations continue for four children at the head of Butcher Run. Five bodies removed today. one roof collapse noted during evening services. Temperanceville district sees many among the ruins. authorities identify several victims among the dead.
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Dan
Louisa Scheepfer
Jan Calidoen
Fox
Vic
Temperanceville
Races at Cleveland and Saratoga report winners
Races at Cleveland show a strong attendance with about 2,000 people. At Saratoga on the third day of the meeting the track is uneven but the card features several races with winners including Countess and Mingie Mac, with various others placing.
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Cleveland
Saratoga
Gardiess
Grovanns
Sieie
Hese Wien
Tia Je
Fasana Goanes
Enaventure
Countess
Madge
Regard
H Valdine
Aed
Bona Sores
Eee
Poli
George
Caswoe
Lulu
Lyn Fralagen
Mingie Mac
Marmio Helease
Boston and Athletic Baseball Clubs Arrive Here
Logboy reports the Boston and Athletic Baseball Clubs arrived last night and will stay. Several members have Aeseet and will return in the first match on Thursday. A disturbance broke out at Princes Dock causing immediate danger to prepare on the Duck.
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Logboy
Boston and Athletic Baseball Clubs
Local business suspends operations amid leadership change
A city native and manager with the treasurer role left for unspecified parts, prompting the firm to suspend all further business activities. The notice cites internal reasons and signals potential reorganization.
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Puitapetrma
Eaeh Kantian
Weraees
Indian band attacks southwest of YL Basten reported
The Democrat prints a Ft Upion New Mexico dispatch claiming a group of Sitty Kiowa and Comanche Indians killed twenty near YL Basten, with uncertain details and location.
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Sr. Lovin
the Democrat
Ft Upion
New Mexico
YL Basten
Cashier Dismissed in Beotban National Bank Case
Boston on July 23 reports a cashier dismissal after a bank board vote in Beotban involving Daniel and A G. The brief notes the bank’s preference for a new cashier and immediate action following the decision.
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Boston
Nant Eeenine Daniel
Beotban
Ae Canease
A. G
Clearpeapgn
River News Update From Albany Area
Special dispatches report a river rise of four feet at Albany Indiana with cool cloudy weather. Entries note boats arriving and departing at various timing and locations including Down-Suandy Hill, P. Mi Cherokee, Neo boats, J aake Arrived H. C. Octavia and Departed A. J. Baker Cy noe.
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Daily Times
Albany
Ind
Suandy Hill
J Aake
H. C
Octavia
A. J. Baker
Flood Watch and River News From Kentucky and Ohio
Shipping and river conditions report high water on the Kentucky and Ohio rivers. Flood tide expected as water rises, with damage noted at various points. Weather is clear in New Orleans and at Vansville, with packets resuming service to Cincinnati. River levels show an 8 inch rise and depths around 519 feet on Henderson bar and 414 on Shawneetown. boats may start Thursday or Monday.
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Commonwealth
New Orleans
Lown
Kentucky
Ohio
Vansvil Us
Port Bie
Cincinnati
Henderson Bar
Louisville
Shawneetown
Wheat and grain market notes from July 28
Wheat prices glide. new and old quotes shown for Wheatstead and related futures. Corn and oats mixed with quiet activity. freights and canal rates steady. Chicago reports show flour quiet, wheat steady to lower, corn firmer and higher. oats firm.
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Deraorr
Mica
Oswego
Varraro
Chicago
Chicaco
Ogis
Oil Markets Report From July Dispatches
Teo Day notes oil markets are quiet with steady prices across regions. United wells show 75 to 80 cents, immediate shipments at one dollar. City and Titusville markets are dull with minimal sales, Philadelphia crude priced in barrels at low to mid dollars.
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Teo Day
Parker
United
Titusville
Philadelphia
Bce
Common Pleas Finds Verdict In Robbery Indictment
In a Common Pleas case before Judge Burnet the jury returned a verdict of assault and battery on an indictment charging robbery. The defense sought a conviction for assault. the court refused to instruct on that lesser offense, noting the need for explicit indictment of the specific crime. The judge emphasized the element of violence differentiates robbery from larceny and that a lesser charge could not be inferred from the robbery indictment.
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Charles Howard
John Hughes
Eee
J.ene
Mr. King
C. W. Gerard
Will of Hendrick Wieser Probated This Morning
The will of Hendrick Wieser was probated this morning. The testator left two cents to his stepson John A, and the clerk, Mr. Sargenert, was to settle the legacy. The estate personalty is reported at 400 dollars, with a misprint suggesting up to 2000 dollars in total.
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Hendrick Wieser
John
My. Sargen
Ana Chie
Accidental collision and town notes in old edition
An OCR fragment describes a derailment near a toll gate with a cow catcher, a lightning strike on a building, and a train daybreak incident. It mentions General Soiog Senemiaiv, a guard injured, and a toll-keeper wakening travelers. Local prices for produce and a mayoral case with Henry Kohlmann are noted.
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Ats Arest
Pia
Negotiations Complete for Five Percent Bond Loan Subscription
In Washington July 23 the balance of the five percent landed loan was contracted by Rothschild & Sons and J and W Seligman & Co for 45 million dollars with option to take the remainder within six months. Bonds issued at par, paid in cash or five-twenty bonds, one quarter of one percent commission to bankers, expenses covered. Treasury to decide further disposition of the loan as Bristow and Conant confer with bankers.
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Wassixerox
D. C
Ont
NM. Rothachild & Sons, Aisle
J. and W. Seligman & Co
Treasury Department
Treasury
Bristow
Conant
Pittsburg Aid Meeting Progresses for Naflerers
In Pittsburg a Citizens Relief Committee meeting convenes at Municipal at two o'clock. General J K Moorhead and Mayor Flewing of Allegheny speak as the drive for relief funds continues. Donations include $100 from M Stein of Philadelphia and $1,000 raised among county offices. A body found this morning is identified as Mrs Wm p Langhillton. A drowning incident involving Wim Stpation’s children is noted.
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Prirencre
Citizens Relief Committee
J. K Moorhead
Flewing
Allegheny
M. Stein
Phil
Chartiers Valley
Langhilltan
Wm. P
Bridger
Wim
Stpation
Tyuines
Result of the Fire Damages Dock and Lard Boiler
A brief fire report notes heavy losses at the pri dock where boiling lard kettle malfunction caused significant damage. No lives reported if bounds permit. authorities assess structural and equipment impacts alongside potential disruption to operations.
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Layrerroor
Train assault near Palmer shocks Boston travelers
In Boston on July 28 a New York train due at 12 20 am was attacked one mile west of Palmer by a gang member who struck a passenger rendering him insensible. A man was arrested on suspicion of belonging to the gang that threw stones, and the injured passenger was left for medical attention.
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New York
Palmer
Sear
Monenene
Read
Stock Exchange Markets Dull Ahead of Treasury Loan News
New York on July 28 reports dull market activity with heavy sales in the gold room as traders anticipate the treasury announcing the full 5 percent loan has been negotiated, some at firm terms and others conditional.
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New York
Stock Exchange
the Treasury
Bryant & Sons Tannery Barn Burned in Russell Fire
A blaze last night damaged Bryant and Sons Tannery at Russell destroying a bark shed and barn. Damage is heavy with only limited insurance coverage and restoration effort underway.
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Sprixarigiy
Mabe
Bryant & Sons
Russell
Insurance Small
Weather and river levels signal rising floods and high losses
Dispatch reports river stages at four feet six inches at Portacac and eight feet six at Brownsville rising slowly. Wheeling forecast near flood level with no coal craft disasters beyond prior note. Weather remains cloudy with rain more likely. Estimated death toll could reach two hundred as night disaster spreads.
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Prrtsacac
Brownsville
Wheeling
Estiaoe
Shipping updates and a sinking near Dunnes
Marine notices from San Francisco and New York report the Governor returning off Norah from Liverpool with wheat, and the Dosan arriving from Bremen. The Anglia and Silesia reach port, while the Algeria sails from New York. A collision near Dunens sinks the Millbank with fifteen crew lost.
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San Francisco
Liverpool
New York
Dosan
Bremen
New York Grocery Report July 23 Market Notes
New York noon report shows Rio Coffee prices nominal with fair demand and various cargo bids. Shelf items include Java Coffee at 26 cents, Porto refined notes and broad ranges on Porto products, sugar and centrifugal values, and mixed totals for birds and barrels with ongoing price indications.
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New York Grocery Report
New York
Porto
Guardianship change over alleged guardian in minor case
Friends of a minor secured removal of Vefaulter Cotton as guardian and had Charles C Campbell appointed by Judge Matson of the Probate Court to take his place. The court will pursue Cotton’s bondsmen as new guardian acts to recover the more than $1000 in funds under his control.
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Charles C. Campbell
Cotton
Cape
Infant dies of suffocation in drunken mother's care
In New York last evening an infant, Mary Ann Donelly aged one month, was found dead beside its mother at No 57 East Third Street. An inquest heard the mother, intoxicated, neglected the child while the father, home at 4 PM, found mother and child dying after returning to check on them. The verdict followed the facts.
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Clark Street
Nicholas Standen
Ceoedi Oped
Crane
Michi
North British Mercantile Company
Mary Ann Donelly
East Third Street
Donelly
Crimes and Casualties in a Turbulent Era
A chaotic news digest reports a Chicago Times correspondent signing as 8 accusing a public figure of slander and demanding proof. It notes embezzlement charges against a Mr. Powers, a sheriff’s pursuit after a prison break, a murder of an elderly couple, and a widow living north of Terre Haute amid a storm, with children unharmed by a near electrical incident. The item also covers grasshopper outbreaks impacting agriculture, political bribery questions in Kansas, and various sensational incidents across cities including St. Louis, Omaha, Montreal, and Louisville, ending with details of an inquest into a man’s death and ongoing custody of Mrs. Pomeroy and her son.
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Science
Kansas
Chicago Times
Tom Laudtaire
Ick
Botts Holbrook
Simmons
Putnam County
Ottawa
Ohio
Tured’ Goodwin
Salome McMill
Terre Haute
Urinary and Kidney Ailments Described in 19th Century Terms
Historical report outlines numerous urinary and bladder conditions including dropsy Brights disease albuminuria and diabetes with brick dust deposits thick cloudy water and morbid sensations. It notes pain in the lower back and loins and mentions blood or white thread like substances in the urine as signs requiring attention.
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Bright
Cincinnati Man Writes Of Cure With Your Medicine
A prominent Cincinnati resident, 73, detailing long bladder and kidney troubles cured after using Sarsaparillian Resolvent Ready Relief and Regulating Pills. After years of failed treatments, he notes rapid relief within three days and expresses renewed health, endorsing the remedies and their price in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ohio
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