Unusual Delegates at Republican Convention in Ohio
June dispatch from Columbus notes an unusual delegate turnout and heavy talk of gubernatorial candidates. Hayes and Taft factions jockey for support as delegates arrive uncommitted. The scene centers on who will head the ticket, with Ellis and Kelley among discussed names. Funeral of Col James McCoy followed by escort to Cemetery by Columbus units.
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Cleveland
Taft
Hamilton County
W. N. Wallace
Steubenville
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Sherman
Trinity Church
Columbus Cadets
State Arsenal
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Assassination Suspected in Wise County Counterfeit Case
A telegram from Abington Virginia reports Detective Larkin W Selsor found dead in Wise County with bullet wounds after being lured from Scots County. Selsor aided in breaking up Jack Mullens counterfeit gang. The note details his disappearance on April 16 after a letter lured him to Mullens home. Police doubt the killer will escape. Officers note President’s third term remarks ease political agitation. Also listed: A J Palle resigning as chief clerk of Justice and Attorney General Pierrepont traveling to New York. Indian affairs include withdrawal of Sioux hunting rights in Nebraska and a treaty dispute over $25000. Little Wound demands $40000 per century term.
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Washuretox
Abington
Larkin W. Selsor
Sosalia
Wise County
Selsor
Jack Mullen
Scots County
Mullen
Mailen
Psus
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Department of Justices
Pierrepont
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Delano
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Nebraska
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Beecher Tilton trial defense summary amid dense testimony
Evarts continued defense in a crowded courtroom detailing the Beecher Tilton case. He argued the jury should consider the parties' character and the alleged letters, noting Tilton’s alleged licentious conduct and Beecher's response, while tracing the sequence of meetings, notes, and testimonies about Tilton and Tilton’s wife.
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Breen Announces Broker Failures At June Loxpos
In June Loxpos a series of broker failures were announced highlighting a tense package of financial issues. Officials cited numerous delays and technical glitches affecting trade settlements and investor confidence.
Tilton Beecher feud tales emerge in trial notes
Fragmented testimony recalls financial entanglements from 1871 involving Bowen Beecher Mrs Morse and Mrs Beecher. Tilton recalls sources of resentment toward Beecher with Storrs as a witness. The narrative centers on alleged schemes and personal betrayals driving the rift.
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National Temperance Convention Opens in Chicago
Delegates including Alien Ballard Mary Burt and Susannah Evans gather for the National Temperance Association meeting in Chicago. Wilson delivers the opening address while J B Dunne and W C Steele preside. Officers elected include Joshua 2 s Henry Won and Jennie John Russel with John N ewe ce as secretary. A welcome address by Rev A K King outlines temperance challenges and regional aims.
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Sancas ta fractions of the Judge suit verdict
New York on June 1 reports a fragmentary court note about a suit involving Mr. Herbert and General Butler. The text hints at recovery of a sum for alleged services, noting a verdict in favor of the General, though the record is garbled and incomplete.
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Tony Pastors Celebrated Show At Grand Opera House
Local matters note the Tony Pastors celebrated show at the Grand Opera House beginning June 7 for a complete variety. Peter Gamber and Watt were charged in a separate incident for robbing the contribution boxes at St Francis Church and were sent to the work house for thirty days.
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Plea Entered in Police Court Case Against Dr Holtsthamb
Ferdinand and Vogeler pleaded guilty to assaulting Dr Holtsthamb editor of the Firerest and paid a fine and costs in police court today.
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Young men urged to read Baer wee card at Pike's Opera House
A reader advisory notes young men aiming to qualify in business or as book-keepers should read Baer’s card presented at Pike's Opera House. The column suggests practical guidance for professional safety and credentialing.
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Pension Office Moves to New Building on Vine Street
The United States Pension Office relocates to a new building on the northwest cover of Seventhae Vine street, outcanre from Vine. Quarterly payment of pensions will occur on Thursday.
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Cattle dealer injured in horse accident
Mr Frank Williams of East Walnut Hills, a noted cattle dealer, suffered a severe accident yesterday when his horse slipped while loading cattle for transport and fell, injuring his foot. Three young boys faced Judge Lindemans this morning for breaking into Grove J Penny’s warehouse on West Sixth Street and stealing a book.
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Prominent Arrivals at the Barnet Route Today
A list of notable visitors and travelers compiled from today’s Barnet Route report. Names include James P. Brennan of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Lance of Ohio. Dr. A. B. Caldwell. Omar Fuller of Washington. and several others traveling from cities such as Stuttgart New York Indianapolis and Pittsburgh.
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Editorial Excursion to Put-in-Bay Declared Delightful
The article lauds the Put-in-Bay visit as a perfect success. It praises the island for its beach, boating, fishing, lake views, and social scene. The piece suggests it as ideal summer recreation for families and singles alike, noting excellent hospitality and a pleasant homeward return.
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Humorous Exchange At Busy Shop Ends With Book Mention
Gentle Mr Alex and polite Mr H encounter a stylish young woman in a bustling store. The conversation veers to Common Sense and Marion Harland as Mr H fumbles, apologizes to a dog, and reduces the scene to a discreet bow. No one overhears.
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Fragmented OCR listing company names and numbers
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple company names and financial figures with scattered locations. It mentions Lancaster, New York, Cleveland, and Delaware entities with numbers like 4,081,922, but the text is severely corrupted and parts are unreadable. No clear event or narrative present.
Delegation from Huron County backs Wooster ticket
A Cincinnati dispatch reports three Huron County delegates arriving for Henry M. Wooster of Norwalk. They claim with Hayes or Taft they can secure a 2000 vote majority next fall. Enthusiasm spreads. lukewarm members are quickly handled. The Supreme Court overruled Dunny Davis objections and ruled the Kugler will case. Residue of the estate goes to the testatrix heirs husband brother and brother's children. Ruler and Egney cases not yet heard.
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Postal clash over routes ends in contract shift
Colonel Scott today served notice to the Post Office that he will refuse to operate postal services for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on the Philadelphia New York line. When the morning mail train reached West Philadelphia the postal car was detached and mails moved to a Pennsylvania Railroad car. Post Office authorities plan to contract Colonel Scott to handle all mail service between Philadelphia and New York. This marks a substantial victory for Scott.
Indians Debate Grants and Territory as Secretaries Press
Delegations of Indians held council with the Interior Secretary and officials including Bishop Sate and Delano. They discussed a possible $25,000 to relinquish hunting grounds and move to Indian Territory or the Black Hills. The chiefs demanded clarity and kept resistances, citing their ancestral lands and distrust of the Nebraska line. The Secretary offered limited territory south of the Nebraska River and a cautious approach to payments, while noting a May debt decline and a Treasury bond call for ten million five twenty bonds.
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Aberdare Iron Company failure shocks iron trade
The Evening Post reports the Aberdare Iron Company of London has failed, shocking the iron trade in this city. The old Welsh firm faced reduced orders, strikes, and waning demand from America and Europe, with experts noting the disruption hastened its downfall.
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