Dayton Daily Times Notes Military, Civic Events and Visitors
Dayton notes July 29 coverage of a fair dispute, Governor Allen's expected arrival, reception committee members, Soldiers Home seats, and religious services at Tabernacle with multiple pastors. Also mentions a new check office for baggage, Odd Fellows and Woodmen gatherings, and a legal form adopted for uniform transfer procedures.
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Daily Times
Dayton
Okie V. L
Tabernacle
J. W. Gand
Springfield
Ewell
Dan
Mr. Forbus
Bishop Foster
Army of the Lord
F. M. Clemens
Middletown
L. F. van Cleve
Newport
George
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Woodland
Ohio
Cincinnati
New York City
Tilton Trial Sparks Public Outcry and Media Bitter Debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows heated discussion around the Tilton case with references to Charles Tilton and Helen Woodhull era figures. Mentions public figures Henry Warder and Mrs Woodhull, signaling a sensational court drama and press involvement.
Lost Steamer Duel Readies Bonded Passage to United States
Irregularities cited as Powling and Parassare of Ch and Theansad Mites prepare a duel treaty with the United States. New You reports July 29 overheard plans for a voyage aboard the City of Theansad under bond. Teenaged witnesses describe the scene as authorities seek resolution.
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Apemt—_ ee
Prineie
City of Theansad Mites
United States
Sale of cattle and livestock continues with prices noted
The report mentions cows and heifers sold at a total of 520 dollars and 13 bulls averaging a separate price, with ongoing daily sales. It references figures tied to a group of members and a confrontation scenario, all set around a sale event near Latese Warnock McGib Susie and Canada and involving George W. Soke.
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Warnock & McGib
Susie
Canada
George W. Soke
Boyd
Weather Eeper Telegries and ie fon int we ture
Fragmentary weather note indicates a date and time fragment with obscured terms. Readable words point to a telegraph or weather feature dated around late 29 or 706 and a morning hour, but essential details are missing. No clear location or forecast is identifiable from the readable text.
Marital Infidelity Sparks Brutal Farmyard Tragedy
A farmer east of the city shot his wife after catching her with her brother in what appears to be a sex scandal. He wounded the brother and then fled believing he had killed his wife who screamed and fell. The incident follows heightened public interest in sensational domestic affairs and a bidding process for state printing contracts.
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CoLumnus
Daily Times
District Bonds Journeyings To Fro Special Dispatch
Contracts for delivering the three sixty five bonds funding the floating District debt range from sixty five to seventy cents. Hopes by holders including prominent opponents of the late Government to have Congress make these receivable as collateral from National Banks at eighty to eighty five. Mr Blow of the Commissioners leaves today for a month’s absence. Gen Sherman returns from his Virginia battlefield excursion.
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Daily Times
Washinotx
D.C
Congress
Blow
Gen. Sherman
Virginia
Battle-Felds
Hearing Deferred to Monday Morning in New York
A court session drew a crowd as the case involving Henry Ward and other witnesses faced adjournment. Judge Pedenaane and Ex-J Morris discussed proceeding timing while arguments over witnesses and representation persisted, with public interest high and a large attendance exiting after the adjournment decision.
Disaster Scene Draws Thousands To Flood Ruins
Visitors gather at Pittsacre in Pas on July 20 as scenes of the Butcher's Run flood replay. Ruined houses lie in heaps, bodies feared buried, and rescue crews struggle to reach riverine estates. Losses run high with major damage to Boosier's estate and surrounding properties. The editor notes no casualty lists and emphasizes the flood's deadly, relentless nature.
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Pittsacre
Pas
Butcher's Run
Cassia
Boosier
Hosier
Cheenicle Ae Editori
River and Weather Log From Newanfaye Dispatch
Special Dispatch reports river levels at Newanfaye with three feet six inches on the fayle and six feet six inches in the canal. Weather is clear and cool with no movement outside packets. July 29 notes include travel arrivals Belle of Memphis and Bel E ile from St. Louis, with evening ferries and near calm conditions.
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Daily Times
Newanfaye
Tia
Belle
Wheat and grain markets mixed amid steady signals
July market notes from Proeta and Chicago show wheat firmish and oats firmer with mixed bids. corn active with reliable rates hard to gauge. Port and Chicago receipts reveal substantial flour, corn, and oats movement, while whisky and lard hold steady. calcium of prices varies between cities as buyers seek fair demand. Major entities include Erie, Port, Cincinnati, and Chicago market offices.
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Rye
Boson
Jay
Erie
Ous O
Anc
Veller
Cashels
Shipmen' de Burra
Oswego
Jely
St. Louis
Aev
Aubane
Nethiax Coop Ge Corn Jactive
Caicaco
Ats Ilar
Lee Ice
Eerner
Wac Ie
Oke
Louisiana
Cincinnati
New York
Ponce Ie
State
Paneras
To Day's Oft Market Pirrgnere July 28
The market is quiet and prices steady with refined products firm. Quotations show wells at 75 774 cents, nearby bars at 1 to 105, while futures and refined barrels trade near 11 percent, with various barrels sold in market sessions.
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Daily Times
Lecker
Seaanna
United
Sharp Criticism From Engineer Over Union Bridge Levee Talks
E F Jewerrr writes to Chas Reemelin president of the Board of Control complaining that Reemelin has insulted him as an unpaid public servant. He cites board proceedings about the Union Bridge Levee contract to Anson Flowers and demands precise estimates from the County Surveyor. He warns against insinuations of grease money and defends his engineering integrity amid cross section debates.
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Chas. Reemelin
Botrd
Uoion Bridge
Board of Control
Lecarge
Awa
Unicon
Anson Flowers
Elin
Bowles
Jewett
Longworth
Airescia
alaeUack Balessor
F. Jewerrr
Wealthy Cimciabad resident dies after illness
Citizens and Sisson among the wealthiest men in Cimciabad with an estate worth nearly a million and a half dollars. Bodman, a widower with two sons, one abroad, was ill and died at home. Funeral arrangements tentatively set, with details to follow. Also noted are notices of vagrancy and misconduct cases leading to House of Refuge sent en route by Judge Marchant.
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Citizven
Sisson
Cimciabad
Bodman
Orope
House of Refuge
Malisse J. Hawkins
John Westler
Arthur McCarney
Patrick Donelson Sud Dennis
House of Fuge
Marchant
Mayor's Court chaos and town news unfold in brief
In the Mayor's Court this morning William Southgate was fined four dollars for disorderly conduct and John Allen paid seventy five cents for disorderly behavior. Central business remains strong with hemp, tobacco, and wheat thriving. Thieves raided J. H. Nevel’s shop last night, stealing items valued around 3500, with a partial chase ending in capture. Clockmaker jobs and clock details are noted. Market duties urged to keep streets clear of debris. Coroner Dresaman has had no cases in ten days. Clint Butts expected to be re-elected as City Marshal due to his detective abilities. A property dispute near West Covington involving Daniel Connell and Ludlow heirs is discussed. fence placement contested along a road project.
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John Allen
Central
Clint
Jobs Weaver
Switzerland
Switzerland, and the Case Made In Cincimatal
Ayer
Arente
Conrad Ackerman
Worthington 'S
Kentucky
Athey
Wannes
Dresaman
Newport
Butts
Oliet
Thoma Bye
Daniel Connell
Ladloe
West Covington
Newport and Covington Bridge Company meeting notes
At yesterday's board session regular bills were ordered paid. Galvanized iron caps to replace decayed canvas on piers were approved. Passes were granted to Newport and Covington officials and members of the press. A candidate for City Judge and other local figures are discussed amid a range of community concerns including late-night dog fights and police preparedness.
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Council
Ington
Newport
Bipuire
Horne
Michaels
Keee Ka
Patz
Skoo
Downing
Herve
Kta
Lynsey Pivati
Aioe
Hecome Caah
Jacksonian
Jeffersonian
Washingtonian
Nelsonian
Gilsonian
Lees
Ringgold
Kemper
Gog
Ci Circuit Contrk
John c. Schall
Albert T. Root
Thos. Jones
John Tocher
W. A. Cotter
David R Leek
John A. Comma
D 'Shortdine
Great Flood Devastates Glue Works And Riverfront Homes
A German community recounts a disastrous flood that swept through the glue works area. Mr. A V Cole and Isaac tried to rouse children as their house collapsed and three children Emma Ren kauf age three Mary Ren kauf age one and their nurse Miss Notting fourteen perished. The watchman escaped by climbing to a second story then fleeing to shore. A neighboring family watched their house carried away as rescuers battled rising waters. Several residents, including the Branigan and Shanapert families, clung to a living barrier and were saved while others perished or disappeared in the torrent. The night ordeal featured heroic attempts to rescue children and locate bodies along Spring Garden and O Hara streets.
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C. Hoeder & Co
Enkad
Tates Sint
Cole
Apos
Renkeaf
Little Emma
Mary Renkauf
Miss Notting
Isaac
Egal House
Hovelier
Ben
Langbid
Schanapperta
Omadison Avenue
Shanapert
Branigan
O'Hara Street
Frederickultz
Ten
Ken Street
Hill
O'Hage Street
Schultz
O'llara Street
Centerae
Ohio Street
Center Street
Spring Garden Avenue
Hess
Chestnut Street
Promotions and promotions changes at Pennsylvania Company
The article notes moves within the Pennsylvania Company and related railroads. General Mena is mentioned for a promotion path, with Dato Exq. and an eastern division role. George Webb becomes Assistant General Manager of the C. and St. L. Railroad, and D. W. Caldwell assumes a new railroad post. H. J. Jewett steps aside as Pine president, with the organization seen as strengthening its leadership.
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Fermene
Ssteccetel J
Mena
Pennsylvania Com
Prooe
Dato Exq
Gene
Hibaadiperae
Pennsylvania Company
McCutough Bimce
Fort Wayne Road
George Webb
Vt . Assistan Ganeral
D. W. Caldwall
Ef . Ly
H. J. Jewett
Cc Ene
Pine
End
Peet
Murder in Jersey City: James Brooks Confesses
In Jersey City, John McCann was found dead on Communipaw Avenue with four bullet wounds to the head. James Brooks of Newark confessed to shooting after tale of an attempted robbery during a drive to New York with a garden truck. Brooks claims a man attacked his wagon, grabbed the whip, and opened fire. Yesterday a suspect known as Sport was arrested in Newark.
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New York
John, McCann
Brooks
Cleveland Race Day Delivers Fog and Fervor at Tracks
On July 29 at Cleveland, horses race for a $1,000 prize amid a tight battle for second place. Fullerton, American Girl, and Lucille Geld figure among favorites as the field crowds the track. Reported bleacher excitement centers on the unusual crowd and a slow pace with several notable leads and near finishes.
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Ucla
Fullerton
Lucille Gelddust
Stewart
Neiling
First Attack Upon Gayner in Boston July 29
A Boston reporter seeks word on WM G Gaynor who caused Tilton's arrest in Brooklyn. Once a clerk at Everett & Co Merchants' Bureau for Collection, Gaynor earned about two thousand dollars yearly. He later worked for firms sending thousands of letters to clients, with some suits brought but not carried to court. He traveled to New York or Brooklyn in March. Everett notes Gaynor was not intimate with General Butler, though an admirer. Gaynor is twenty seven.
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Fard Beecher
Eoan
Tone
Sart Gan Uked
Oliaee
Tilton
Pedenaeanedid
Heborne
Henry Ward
J Morris
Con Beyesesen
Rileyen
Boston
Wm. G Gaynor
Brooklyn
C. M. Everett & Co
Merchants’ Bureau
Aitorne
Gaynor
Utica
Everett & Co
Prtiase
Coeeetiensly
Ears
Everett
Centrean
Po Phas
New York
Brookly
General Butler
Helton Confirms Bowen Conversation On Tripartite Charge
The Sentinel reports an interview with Hon. E. D. Helton who says he was present when Bowen stated the Tripartite charge involved no retraction for him. Helton recalls the conversation but declines to offer details at this time.
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the Sentinel
E. D. Helton
Dispatches
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Beecher Ao
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Fire Ends Life at Babb Co Shoery
In CeaTERVILLE Pennsylvania on July 29 a gas explosion during an examination at Babb Cox and Co. caused a fire injuring C Babb and family members Willie Babb died later from burns. F. H. Ickel and H. Berry were also affected in the incident.
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C. Babb
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Willie Babb
Coal auction prices at Scranton monthly sale
New York July 2 at the regular monthly auction sale of Scranton coal five thousand tons of coal grades were sold at speculative prices Steamboat 500, grate 500, egg 527, stove 57734, chestnut 172h.
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New York
Scranton
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Three at Welby Co Mill
An explosion today at Welby and Co powder mill near Tanjaqua Portsville killed three men and fatally injured a fourth. The workers leave large families and the accident raises concerns over factory safety.
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Welby & Co
Tanjaqua
Murdered by Hoodlums in San Francisco Circus Death
San Francisco July 29 James Ranfeey an employee of Montgomery Queen's circus was attacked by hoodlums last night and beaten to death. Three gang members have been arrested for the murder.
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San Francisco
James Ranfeey
Montgomery Queen's Circus
Rail executives attend private conference in Saratoga
Saratoga N Y July 29 well known railroad men are holding a private conference here today Thomas A Scott and Commodore Vanderbil t are said to be present observed observers at the gathering aimed at discussing industry matters and potential projects in the northeast region
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Saratoga
N. Y
Thomas A. Scott
Commodore
Vanderbitt
Treasury Receipts Total Nine Million Three Hundred Fifty Thousand
Currency received at the Treasury for redemption totaled 9 350 050 dollars. Four hundred seventy five thousand five hundred dollars of national bank currency were redeemed on July 29 at Wasnixetos D C.
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Wasnixetos
D. C
Treasury
Fire destroys ShowliEeGax Hotel at the forks
A hotel named ShowliEeGax at the forks and its contents were burned. Insurance claims and authorities were noted, with details unclear from the fragment.
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ShowliEeGax
Jay D. ‘Murray
the Forks
Iors
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