Printing contracts awarded to Nevins & Myers and others
The Printing Commissioners nullified J W Butterfield bid for reports and public documents and laws. They awarded printing contracts to Nevins & Myers Columbus for reports at 30 cents per composition and 0.33 cents per token for press work and for laws at 35 cents composition and 0.34 cents per token for press work. The Legislative Journals contract went to J G Brand Columbus at 45.34 cents composition and 0.34 cents per token for press work. Also mentioned are corporate filings for Paper Box Manufacturing Cleveland Silver Mining Tooele Utah Marion Manufacturing Marion and related capital figures.
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Incorpoett Coromavs
Daily Times
J. W. Butterfield
Nevins & Myers
Columbus
J. G. Brand
Land Paper Box Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Silver Mining Company
Tooele County
Utah Territory
Marion Manufacturing
Marion
Washington Opinion on Government Transportation Grants
Washington notes attack of a cabinet meeting before September first. Secretary Bristow is in Deer Park for a week while discussions center on land grant railroads and government supply transportation extensions beyond original termini.
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Ngree Washington
Bristow
Deer Park
Regiments Rally at Dayton Home Picnic Draws Massive Crowd
The 44th, 71st, 91st and 110th Ohio Volunteer Infantry attended a basket picnic at the Home on Thursday drawing about nine thousand people from city and countryside. Governor Allen spoke to hearty applause, introduced by Governor Brown, as veterans and locals enjoyed a day of reunion. The event included a serenade and plans for future reunions, with crowds lingering into the afternoon as attendees praised the Governor and local officials.
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Dayton
Daily Times
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Embury
Mary Lowell Putnam
Allen
Brown
L. B. Ganckel
Dwyer
D. A. Houk
Ohio
Alien
Army of the Camerland
Columbus
Covington
Stillwater
Governor Allen
Becket
Bright
Marcus Ells
Cleveland
N. Ohmer
Mestgweery County
Bos Bis Tee Hill
Cobb
River News Brief Vague Entry Disputed for Daily Times
Fragmentary item notes a disputed report in the Daily Times about river events. Text is garbled with unclear names, times, and actions, but indicates a falling situation and a reference to a person or place connected to river news.
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Additional
River News
The
Daily Times
Sp.m
I Mies
Beecher Interview Reveals Long-Running Tilton Beecher Case
New York July 30 report details ex judge Morris as counsel for Tilton and his long involvement in the case against Beecher. Beecher refuses to issue a detailed rebuttal while noting his belief in innocence and plans to present his plain tale to the public. Separately, lumber producers in Quebec and the United States discuss a collective curtailment to prevent overproduction and potential bankruptcy due to falling timber demand.
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New York
Morris
Tilton
Beecher
Mouton
Wilow
Gaynor
Plymouth
Sherman
Smit Neeon
The
Brookon
Mr. Beecher
Apy
Ceamuathen
Jas.aetes
United
Investigation of Ireland figures in New York fraud case
Fragmentary Philadelphia dispatch notes an investigation into fraudulent activity involving a New York company and Irish parties. Mentions deposits audited by clerks, Dublin figures, and alleged forged documents linked to Meaghan and Limick counties, with multiple names referenced in a legal context.
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Jay Cocke
Ireland
New York
Carletta F. Shettwell
Jal
Philadelphia
Moreton
Dublin
Meehan
Limick
Pany
Barry
Jaik Fe Lavarance
Tong
Ceriohe F. Or
Nashville Girl Triumphs In Early Races At Local Meet
Eleven starters in the 2:40 class saw Nashville Girl win the first heat with Magnolia second and Lady Hays placing in the money. The 2:26 class went to Fred Hooger across heats as Joker showed strong odds before the close. A final mile heats race produced Washington as winner with notable eliminations and a dark finish predicting continuation tomorrow. The program boasted Gazelle Camors and Red Cloud as featured trotters with betting odds in the pool, suggesting a fast time possible on the day.
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Magnolia
Lady Hays
Joker
Fieht
Fred. Hooger
D. Young m
Lady Washington
Ryegate Hardect
Port
Leonard
Planter
Wrder
Washington
Spendthrift
Boston
Fgn
Afton
Hamilton
Hartland
Markland
LASAL
Cation
Gazelle
Camors
Red
Red Cloud
Oggg
Weather sketch for the southern port and lake regions
Fragmented forecast mentions middle Stater Ohio Valley and Tennessee regions with generally clear and warmer conditions. Notes easterly to westerly winds, stationary barometer, partly cloudy skies near Lake Superior, and cooler spots near Minnesota with continued unsettled weather.
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Wineries
Middle Stater
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Eas Lake Revion
Lake Baperor
Minn
Bank Robbery and Political Conventions Highlight Telegraphic Items
The National Bank at Batavia New York was robbed of ten thousand dollars yesterday. The New York State Convention will meet in Utica on September 23. General Cowen resumed duties as Acting Librarian of the Interior. Francis Moulton did not appear on the scene. The Republican Congressional Convention for the district met at Fair yesterday and nominated G L Fort for re election. The Springfield State Convention was referenced with principles enunciated on June 17. A squall occurred at sea as a boat and crew faced a fatal incident with their commander killed.
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New York
Utica
Cowen
Francis Moulton
Toa Mane
Fair
G. L. Fort
Springfield
Edward Ae
Wake
Wisconta
Belfast flax strike prompts industrial tension
A garbled report outlines a serious strike involving flax operatives in Belfast. The fragment mentions international tensions and a potential involvement of Italy and France, with references to a pope and Civita Vecchia, leaving the exact actions unclear.
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Belfast
Italy
France
Ee Eeewe
Civita Vecchia
Pope Cne
Actors to Visit United States Stage Season
It is intimated that Mr and Mrs Rousby will visit the United States season to perform in Joan of Arc. A visit may also come from Mr Barry Sullivan who has not acted here since 1858 59.
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Mrs. Rousby
United States
Joan of Arc
Barry Sullivan
Cape May and Atlantic City Scenes in Brief Portrayal
A lively collection of coastal amusements and social notes from Cape May and Atlantic City. Euchre at Cape May, a Shan-hai rooster, public library plans, beach wreck debates, and hotel rate tweaks mix with fashion, churches, and seaside gossip.
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Atlantic City
Aew Hackman
Columbia
Peanet Weber Don
London
Long Branch
B. Johnson
Oceana
West Point
God of the Vollly
English poetry and art figures in 19th century notices
A survey of literary and scholarly items notes new poetry by Philip Bourke Marston and a forthcoming long poem Pilgrimage. It highlights Brackmann Munich selling Kaullich photographs, Raphael works valued at $25,000, and Victor Hugo translations. Also mentioned are the New United States Code, Shakspeare statue in Leicester Square, and copyright matters surrounding Vanity Fair sketches.
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Philip Bourke Marston
House of
Raphael
Agen Rierre Ace
London
Napoleon
Government Printing Office
M. Victor Hugo
Pertons
Roscoagey
Schnee
What Watts Says. In Kentucky Herald and Enquirer notes
A fragment from the Ladsyette County Herald quotes Governor Allen and Dr Watts. The remarks reference a reading of a Cincinnati article and a paraphrase about keeping the lamp lit against vile returns.
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Watts
Ladsyette County Herald
Governor Allen
Cincinnati
Ectiwat’ Enquirer
Dr. Watts
The Globe critic on Led Astray and Thorne's rise
The London Globe critic reviews Led Astray and praises Charles Thorne for stepping into a Fechter era role with strong appearance and talent. The piece notes the theatre world longs for a comedian of Thorne’s caliber to settle among them and calls for his continued presence.
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London Globe
Charles Thorne
Fechter
Thorne
Ana Mage
Miss Eliza Weathersby Reappears in Boston Burlesque
Miss Eliza Weathersby, famed for Led Astray at Ion Square last winter, is performing burlesque again in Boston where she remains a favorite with theatre-goers.
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Eliza Weathersby
Ion Square
Boston
To Day's Oil Market Special Dispatch
The oil market is dull and weak with refined products trading slowly. Parker's oil at 11 1/2 to 11 3/4 cents. Philadelphia and Oil City quotes show 35,000 barrels at 11 1/2 cents.
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The
Daily Times
Parker's
Venus
Wade
Bis
Riot reported after plantation assault and Jackson murder
Special dispatch notes a violent incident on Ikard's plantation near Port Gibson where Washing killed Hedricks with a large axe, then stabbed him. Henry Watkins, a mulatto, was killed in Jackson by ex policeman Lewis. A threat of riot between blacks and whites spreads from Vitksbagg toward Fed troops deployment from Holly Springs.
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Lsual
Vacueknen
Fimes
Menputs
Ikard
Port Gibson
Washing
Hedricks
Henry Watkin
Jackson
Lewis
Kins
Watkins
Vitksbagg
Holly Springs
Fourth Day at Cleveland Races Sparks High Hopes
CURVELARD O July 31 Crowds gather at the race course for the fourth day of Cleveland racing. Weather is clear with a pleasant breeze as the track remains in good condition. Fast times are expected, especially in the 2 24 race with strong betting on a favorite noted amid racing excitement.
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Cleveland
Curvelard
Vigilance committee formed in Kansas to hang horse thieves
A Kansas vigilance committee of about one hundred men formed at Wellington and other points for hanging horse thieves. Haghetake Bin Hrook and Charley Smith were hanged near Wellington last night after confessions involving 28 others. Grasshoppers infest western regions, threatening crops and causing damage and distress.
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St. Loui
The
Democrat
Kansas
Wellington
Haghetake bin Hrook
Charley Smith
Earl abortion case verdict and term set in Chicago
The jury in the Earl abortion case, persistently hour after hour, returned a verdict of seeking and fixed enrichment at one year in the penitentiary. Counsel moved for a new trial to be argued later as the morning wore on.
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Chicago
Earl
Chinese consulate to be established in city
Chinese government plans a new consulate here with six Chinese firms agreeing to cover the expenses. A Chinese vice consul is expected to be appointed, and no American is anticipated to fill the post.
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Compal
Evansville River Weather and Cargo Report July 31
Special Dispatch from Evansville notes cloudy weather and river stages with eight feet by marks. Kept at 30 to 86 degrees, a boat at the wharf for local use. Louisville reports rising Kentuck River flow, canal six feet, four feet falls. No arrivals. departures include Eddyville and Phansville schedules.
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Led
Rene
Evanerille
Ron
Loutsvi
Ig, Ky
T. Ae
Mixed Grain Market Dull Amid Floating Prices
Detroit and Toledo markets show wheat weak, corn dull, oats scarce as freight rates vary. Milwaukee and Kane locations report steady to nominal values for No. 2 and No. 1 grades. Flour, whisky, and pork prices hold with slow receipts and firm lard, bacon, and beef offerings under stable to cautious demand.
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Mica
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Buffalo
Oswego
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Opta Active
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Aiet
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Hess
Local Matters: Jailbreak Suspect Re-arrested in Batavia
Chas Weed, who recently broke jail in Batavia Clermont County, was rearrested by Officers White and Mead this morning and taken back into sheriff’s custody. The Bohne brothers from Colerain Pike Twenty-fifth Ward were central to a cutting case. the charge of cutting with intent to kill against Jacob Bohner was dismissed by Judge Marchant.
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Chas. Weed
Batavia
Clermont County
She
White
Mead
Bohne Brothers
Colerain Pike
Jacob Bohner
Marchant
Boy Paper Carrier Convicted of Theft in Police Court
Freddie Phillips, a young street car paper seller, was convicted in Police Court of stealing 30 cents from W. F. Labrow near Seventh and Mound streets. He was committed to the House of Refuge by Judge Marchant.
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Seventh
John
John Sind
Ninth
W. FE. Labrow
Mound Streets
House of Refuge
Marchant
University of Cincinnati Announces Admission Requirements
The Trustees of McMicken University through Clerk Disney issue the first circular on admission requisites and opening plans. Examinations will occur before October 1, with entries by degree: Bachelor of Arts for classical studies, Bachelor of Science for mathematics and natural sciences, and Civil Engineer. No dormitories yet. applicants must bring a permit and attend at 9 AM sharp.
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McMicken University
Disney
Thoes
Unive
Bouquets How to Arrange Them in Frames and Wreaths
Instructions on making bouquet frames from silvered or copper wire with circular and parasol-like frames, and suggestions for attaching flowers. Covers material choices, netting, and wirework, plus guidance on ground work colors, edging leaves, and securing stems with thread and moss. Includes examples for wreaths, vases, and bridal arrangements with specific flower pairings.
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Satta
Adid
Teleseek
Itony Gas
One Hundredth Anniversary of Priestly Birth Observed
July 31 in Third Edition, Noeratween Ano Pa reports a crowded gathering for the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Oxygen Bonds of Joseph Priestly. Notable chemists from Ohio, Illinois, Kansas, and Chicago attended with speeches by Col. David Taggart and Rev. Dr. Poan Chaner. A committee planned statues’ commemoration while telegrams from England were read, marking the centennial observance.
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C. Gilbert Wheeler
University of Chicago
Edward T. Cox
East
Newt
Trehigh ‘University
Poan Ch Chaner
Columb
Cok Profteas
David Taggart
Northumberland
Atd Renix Sales
Eee Merting
Birmingham
Eavellin
Joseph Estly
Joseph Priestly
Beary Croft
Toronto
Canada
Preleater Horsford
Cambridge
New York Murder Plot and Stock Market Decline News
The article reports Henrietta Waibel a fifteen year old arrested for arson attempts against a hotel and an infant. It also covers Holmes & Liseberger copper contracts and market unrest after a panic, with large stock declines in C C and I, Wabash, St Paul, Northwest, and Lake. Rumors of railroad defaults fuel the downturn.
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Holmes
New York
Henrietta Waibel
Leopo Ale Est Farms
Lee
States
Mr. Holmes
Holmes & Liseberger
Sean
Resus 3
Expres
Fhat
C. C
1. C
Interest Over Our Baseballists Undermining Temple Bag
Loxpon July 31 report notes rising interest in American baseball players and mentions Midland Railroad plans a special excursion for travelers. The piece references new courts and Fleet Teena mach jncon in unclear context, with fragmented wording and scattered entities.
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Loxpon
Ees Mony Grad
Zerwens
Midland Railroad
Iman Cara
Anl
Pardon Pleas Filed in Udderzook Case
Petitions circulate in Westcuestar urging pardon or commutation for Udderzook. Perdue, counsel for Udderzook, also seeks clemency, arguing unavailing efforts to secure a new trial.
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Westcuestar
Udderzook
Perdue
Uddersook
Treasury Call for 25000 Government Securities in 1920s
The Treasury announces an issue of twenty thousand coupons and five thousand registered bonds to be paid at the Treasury in November. The notice, dated Washington D C, is dated July thirty first and appears in this issue.
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Treasury
Rox
D. C
Monongahela Decline Anchors Coal Fleet Movements
Pirrepene July 51 reports water levels on the Monongahela falling three feet ten inches. The coal fleet progresses with the Jimeon departing with six barges of coal and three flats of mice totaling seventy five thousand bushels bound for Cincinnati. Esperanza set to depart tomorrow afternoon for Cincinnati. Fearless with barges to St Louis slated for Sunday morning. Abe McDonald arrives with four oil barge loads and one hay barge. Weather is partly cloudy and warm.
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Daily Times
Pirrepene
Durable bed from straw and paper to housekeepers
An old note explains making a cheap long lasting bed using straw, husks, and clean paper. It describes stuffing a tick with cut straw and paper slips, folding and weaving to form a bed, and advises durability, cleanliness, and light weight for repeated use.
History of Music volumes in press per academy note
The Columbus Ga Enquirer notes The Academy reports the 61st volume of William Chap pell's History of Music is in binders. The second volume on Hebrew music to be by Dr Ginsburg, with parts already written, follows the Egyptian and Greek poets section.
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William Chappell
Academy
Ginsburg
Inwood Park Nuisance Case Plea Guilty
G C Petzsch owner of Inwood Park pleaded guilty in Police Court to keeping a disorderly house. Through counsel Miller and Rothe he was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge Marchant. A second charge of maintaining a nuisance was dismissed with assurance no further tumult would be allowed. Total fines and costs reached nearly 80 dollars.
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Inwood Park
G C. Petzsch
Messrs. Miller& Rothe
Marchant
Petzsch
Whitewater Pioneer Reunion and Picnic Details
Whitewater aid Miami Valley Pioneer club announces an annual reunion and picnic with a round trip fare of 80 cents from depot via Plum-street. Buses and trains depart 8 A M stopping at all stations. tickets available from J D Caldwell and M F McFarlan at 26 West Fourth Street. A large dancing hall will host Brebhinn gradute band and attendees from diverse lands.
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Miami Valley
Teres Sys
J. Db. Caldell
West Fourth St
F. McFarlan
Brebhinn
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