Miners Strike Expected to End Soon in Key Collieries
Pottsville dispatch reports belief among coal operators and locals that the miners strike will end within a fortnight at the latest, with staggered returns to work. Several collieries including East Taunton and Elmwood near Mahone, and others such as Calmania and Lincoln, are planned to resume at reduced wages, amid a potential $10,000,000 loss in five months of suspended mining.
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New York
Pottsville
East Tae
Elmwood
Mahone
Investigation Reveals Fraud in Missouri War Claims
A report by Adjutant General George C. Bingham to the State Council shows war claims certificates totaling about $113,000 issued for alleged service by the Seventeenth Missouri militia regiment, despite rolls indicating no entitlement. Stub-books and duplicate muster records are missing, suggesting forgery. total gains claimed exceed $1,000,000 beyond legitimate militia pay. Ex-Gov Woodson rumored to assist in exposing the swindle as officials reportedly pressure to suppress the probe.
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Globe- Democrat
Bingham
Missouri
St. Louis
Adjutant General's Office
Cror. Woodson
Jefferson City
Mexican Border Raids and Beecher Tilton Testimony
Dispatch reports Mexican government efforts to curb border outrages and Cortina's defiance. Indian affairs note a hostile Quahada tribe seeking peace after surrendering two thousand ponies. Coverage then shifts to legal testimony on Beecher Tilton, detailing adultery claims, interviews, and disclosures in the scandal case with extensive witness accounts.
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Wasitxedos
State Department
Mexico
Texas
General Cortina
Interior Department
Fort Sill
Fish
Hudson
Morton
Pierrepont
Bristow
President names Bone and Javen in Indiana Michigan posts
The President has named Alfred Bone as postmaster at Shelbyville Indiana and Martin Javen as postmaster at Albion Michigan.
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Associated Press
Washingtox
Alfred Boneers
Shelbyville
Ind
Martin Javen
Albion, Michigan
Ohio Sporting Associations Convene in Cleveland
Tomorrow the Sporting Association of Ohio and the National Sportmen's Association hold conventions in Cleveland to improve protection of fish and wild game. A large delegate turnout is expected with sessions likely through Wednesday or Thursday, while the National Pigeon Shooting Tournament runs four days from Thursday to Monday with prizes totaling $11,000 and eighteen thousand wild pigeons secured for the tournament.
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Cleveland
Sporting Association of Ohio
National Sportmen’s Associa
Certificates Filed for Rail Projects Across Ohio and Virginia
A dispatch from Cotempus Ohio on June 7 reports certificates filed for several ventures including the Virginia and Ohio Railroad Company capital one million to build a line from Symmes Creek in Lawrence County to Portsmouth. Other filings include the Agricultural Association of Columbus capital forty thousand, Covington Silver Mining Company capital fifty thousand, and the Ohio Canal Coal Company of Cleveland capital two hundred thousand. Engineers are advancing locating work along the Scioto Valley Railroad line with further surveys to chart between Chillicothe and Portsmouth and resolve right of way issues for the Columbus and Toledo Road. Colonel Huntoon, chief engineer, aims for rapid progress and contract letting once rights are secured. A separate party also departs to oversee the proposed line and settle unsettled territorial matters.
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Cincinnati Times
Cotempus
Virginia and Ohio Railroad Company
Capital
Symmes Creek
Lawrence County
Portsmouth
The
Agricultural Association
Columbus
Covington Silver Mining Company
Ohio Canal Coal Company
Cleveland
Knox Lodge of Knights of Honor of the World
Mount Vernon
Scioto Valley
Chillicothe
Huntoon
Columbus and
Toledo Road
Australian Mail Notes and Market Panic in 1873
San Francisco reports June 7 with a May letter from eaney via City of Melbourne noting next mail News will be conveyed by mail service The Pacific Oriental is expected to win contracts to use idle steamers Stubbs and Co auctioneers claim $500000 liabilities Bri naval authorities dispatched a vessel to probe the massacre of the worthe brig James Bernin at Jlow's stands Widespread panic in commerce due to 1873 and 1874 mining speculation A crash looming in mercantile houses within a week
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San Francisco
Cal
Eaney
Melbourne
Pacific Oriental
Stubbs & Co
Worthe
James Bernin
Jlow
A Trace of Suicides Ny Chloroform and Water
Cairo June 7. S AM Brazelton a Jackson Tenn merchant found at St Charles Hotel under chloroform died this morning. It is deemed self inflicted with neuralgia driving the act. The body of John H Morse who committed death by own action Friday was found in the river today.
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Cairo
Brazelton
Jackson
Trans-Atlantic passenger rates set by steamship firms
In Loxpox on June 7, the Liverpool Trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies provisionally agreed that steerage fares on fast lines will be five guineas and on slow lines five per cent less. A meeting today will review freight rates.
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Loxpox
Liverpool Trans-atlantic Steamship Companies
Lieutenant Governor Dissolves House for New Elections
The Lieutenant Governor issues a proclamation dissolving the current House of Representatives for fresh elections. Polls set on the 50th instant, with eight days of polling to follow. Strong entities include the Lieutenant Governor and the House of Representatives, with dates and procedural action.
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Quenec
Jane
Crowded Brooklyn Court Opens With Notable Attendees
In New York on June 7 the Brooklyn court room fills as Judge Neilson takes the bench. Among the audience are ladies, Mr Evarts, Mr Beach, the plaintiff, and Mr Sentinel with his wife, plus a number of others observing the proceedings. The session begins a little after 11.
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Brooklyn City
Mr. Evarts
Beach
Sentinel
Neilson
Indianapolis Police Captain Wilson Visits City Officers
Captain Frank Wilson, superintendent of police of Indianapolis, has been the guest of our city officers for the past two days and returns home this evening.
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Frank
Wilson
Indianapolis
Alter
Leon
Mack Held on Assault Charge in Police Court
In the Police Court this morning John Mack faced assault with intent to rob Henry Daum and was bound over in $1,000 to answer before the Court of Common Pleas.
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John Mack
Henry Daum
Court of Common Pleas
Abelard
Heloise
Paris
Abelare
Negent Sur Seine
M. Lenoir
Tere. Lachaise
Tiraclete
Jurisdictional ferry license case before Judge Lindemann
The Cincinnati ferry dispute concerns a defendant who operates a registered coastwise vessel, the Fanny Webster, ferrying passengers and property across the Ohio River to Kentucky for hire. The issue is whether Cincinnati City Council may license the ferry and levy a $1000 annual fee, given federal and state limits on inter state commerce and river boundary rules. the defense argues the city lacks authority, while the city asserts charter powers to regulate ferries and collect licensing fees.
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Cincinnati
Herste
Ohio River
Apf
Errocs
Ohio
Legorgtinnes
Cimcinnan
United States
Ordimaner
Dietiers
Jerry Becuse
Fercies
Ohia
Acros
Congress
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Obie
Ingares
Jdubthe Marshall
Uris
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Virginia
Kentucky
Supreme Court
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Unitelstate
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Webster
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Fea
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Congress of the United
ARETE
Wallac
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Moblie
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Ts Landin
Ohie
Aden
Ineitinatt
Ain
Persgaa
Ube
Cincinnat
Supreme Court of Tito
Dante Iniew
Dheepectiel Jain Coke
Perns
Ah Everest
Oeyebicke
Uyle
Henery
Cischanath
Secordante
Peltey
Persia
Harris jr. Arrested on Army Desertion Charge
Lem A. Harris jr. was arrested as a deserter from the United States Army by officers from Revens Barracks on a writ of breach of peace. The case hinges on an oath claiming he was over 21 at enlistment in December, though evidence suggests he was underage at the time with parental consent in question.
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Lem A. ‘Harris, Jr
United Stated
Revens
Earl of
Madge Ln Tons
Court Ponders Lottery Scheme Charges in Local Case
In District Court Judge Simmons presiding, a criminal information is proposed against Lorenzo Sine for alleged lottery advertising by mail. The defense objects to counts, but the court grants leave to file and overrules the motion to quash. The case outlines schemes to deceive the public under false pretenses to obtain money.
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Immons
Moreyg
Bateman
Lorenzo PD
Ctals Cortiers
Celene Moulton
Demrerrer
Cme
Camp Hom
Ohio
Eden Pack Summer Concert Opens With New Reed Band
The Eden Pack Summer Concert featured a 40 member reed band representing artistic interest of the Cippeippati Orchestra. Under Seidensticker's baton first part and Currier's in the second, the program was well chosen and delivered despite smaller attendance than the prior Barnet Woolf concert. The effort shows the Seidenstickers and Cincinnati Orchestra ventures are on strong artistic footing. Public can look forward to more performances.
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Eden Pack
Cipeippati
Barnet Woolf
Messrs. Seidensticker
Currier
Seidenstickers
Cincinnati Orchestra Enterprises
Teds
Iuinor Beth
Death of John Gandry Proprietor of Commercial School
The friends of Dr John Gandry announce his death this afternoon at 2.00 after a ten week illness with a complication of disorders linked to rheumatism. He ran the commercial school for twenty five years and was a notable temperance worker serving as Grand Scribe of the Ohio TemperanceUnion. He leaves a widow to mourn his loss.
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Dtr
John Gandry
Commercial School
Gundry
Reus. of Temperance of
Ohio
Aloura
Work-house sentences handed down by Judge Lindemane
The record lists multiple convictions and sentences given this morning. Names include Jobh Robinson for petit larceny 30 days, Carne Smith for disorderly conduct 3 months, Mary Jloyd 30 days, Charles Cooney drunkenness 3 months, Hattie Clark and Mattie Hooper street walking 30 days each, David Hunter petit larceny 0 days plus fines and costs, Henry Suarenberyg disorderly conduct 5 days, Dennis Fields disorderly conduct 10 days, Gas Redirk same 3 days, Micheel Long loitering 20 days, Jenes Mefagh 4 days, F chman street begging 1 day, James Welsh loitering 10 days, M. Ceraily 5 days, Dennis Schoffard common thief 0 days and costs.
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Lindemane
Jobh Robinson
Carne Smith
Mary Jloyd
Charles Cooney
Hattie Clark
Mattie Hooper
David Hunter
Henry Suarenberyg
Dennis Fields
Gas
Micheel Long
Jenes Mefagh
Chman
James Welsh
M. Ceraily
Deneis Schoffard
Energy and discretion return to Auqeiver editor
At the Citizens Insurance Company stockholders meeting in June 1875 directors were elected A. Erkenbrecker Geo H Procter James S Dawes F Marmet Bokline FLT White Joseph McKeehan George W Bishop Lewis Glenn was chosen president and Jeff D Abernathy continued as secretary. Glenn's appointment follows his noted business experience and Abernathy earns reappointment for exact thorough service.
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Citizens’ Insurance Company
Catemen
A. Erkenbrecker
Geo. H. Procter
Janes
S. Daws
F. Marmet
BoKline
FLT
White
Josephy McKeehan
George W. Bishop
Lewis Glenn
Jefi DB. Abernathy
Glenn
Centleman
City Infirmary May Report and Reading Event
Abstract of the May monthly report from the City Infirmary notes an upcoming reading of an original poem titled Mas His gknees and His Worth by Rev. and A. thin. The event will be at Ninth Street Baptist Church at 8 o clock with good music and variety acts expected.
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City Infirmary
A. Thin
Ninth Street Baptist
Failure hits major London linen and iron firms
The report outlines failures at the Metropolitan Collar Company with O J Desavan as president, long standing linen and collar maker. Piettee & Mann iron traders announce failure as prices decline. Strong & Holland Brothers wool traders suspend payments. A large tea trade failure from London is reported, a cash buyer active in shipping and tea markets via Stetson Toul.
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Metropolitan
O. J. Dsenvan
Pregir Dent
Coustra
Piettee & Mann
South Street
Messrs. Strong& Holland Brothers
London
Stetion
Fines Imposed on Rigo Lively Sullet Victim Lake News
In Chicago Judge Williams fined twenty two Aldermen one hundred dollars each plus three hundred dollars and costs for contempt of court regarding the municipal election injunction. An appeal was filed. A sailor named Cisopher Caspersen drowned after falling from the schooner Fisher near the port. Since Saturday night a fleet of 194 vessels has been building one hand and six berber vessels and will sail from Buffalo arriving on time.
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Mt. Vernon
Youtelder
Mt. Veenen
Treasury Department
St. Louis
Y. Delano
Scott
Penney
Delano
Courier Journal
Lv Ky
Leroy
Clifton
St. See Et Arge
Enr C. Greene
Greene
Meigs
South
Louisville
McDowell
Europe
Frank Ross
Ross
Hessfield
Wodlenoe
Indm
Savanash
Ste Hodgpen
Telfaira Church
Telfair
Williams
Cisopher Caspersen
Fire destroys three buildings on Broad and Front streets
A morning fire at 3 o'clock in Nashville consumed two three story brick structures at Broad and Front. Black & Co., Nashville Broom Factory, and R. F. Nevins housed in the blocks, with Black & Co. insured for 4 40 and 1 000, Nevins insured for 5 000, factory uninsured, and all losses yet to be fully tallied.
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Nash4ville
Tenn
Broad
Front Streets
Black & Co
Nashville
R. F. Nevius
Royel
Imperial
Nevins
Dida's Suit the Union Riot Arrests Reported
This morning ten men were arrested and charged by Jona Degnant of Donaldson's Patch with riotous demonstrations and threats around his premises. Degnant, working at a colliery on terms favorable to himself, opposed by the union.
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Antilank
Jona Degnant
Donaldson's
Degnant
Government Offices Tighten Money Vault Security
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs visited New York on business linked to Indian goods supplies. The Secretary of the Treasury inspected the cash room and money handling areas for security upgrades. Visitors will be barred from the Treasury vaults and money rooms going forward.
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Wasttxeron
John Devernan
Herman A. Saith
Angus
McDonald and
Cart Assot
Wisconsin
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Hinting
Marietta Dam Debate and River Traffic Update
Dispatches describe a petition signing to remove the dam near Marietta Island, a recount of vessels like the towbos Lae McCormick and James Brown arriving or departing, and notices of cargo sales and weather conditions. Reports note rain, dull business, and mixed river activity including coal traffic and excursions.
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Spenal
Cisiciunat Thages
Pirtse
Salt’ Valley
Kéuton
McCormick
Ing
James B. Martin
Charles Buck
Beverly
Ohio
Tug Ma'ke Ragon
Wheeling
Marietta Island
Muskingum
Cincinnati
Coal Valley
Raccoon
Trenton
Amiston District Court Grants Peremptory Writ of Mandamus
In a court bulletin from Amiston District Court before Judges Avery Force Buratt Mar dock and Cox the judge granted a peremptory writ of mandamus directing immediate action by the respondent.
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Amiston District Court
Avery, Force, Buratt, Mardock
Cox
Grand Jury Returns, Divorces Heard in June Session
The June grand jury, impaneled by Justice Cox, includes Coolidge as foreman and a list of jurors such as Fitzpatrick, Resse, Tromley, and Compton. Divorces Mary Todd v Todd and Mary J Glenn v Gleane heard, with cases detailing military child matters and willful absence. Decree granted in the Glenn case. custody left to the boy to choose which parent to stay with, as Judge Hagens presided.
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Scania
Mary Ogler
George Selves
Jourigé Cox
John
K. Coolidge
E. J. Fitz
Jouris
Mary Todd
Ovid B Todd
North Vernon
J.B. Conklin
Mary J. Glenn
Omar T. GleaneThis
Paris
Europe
Priies
Pete
Teigaih
Jedee Hagens
Langdos Granted New Trial In Langdon Case
In Hamilton County General Term the court granted a motion for new trial in the Langdon case. The verdict against Dr. Langdon was set aside and the court ordered a new trial, citing questions about the verdict and the law. The action involved a steamboat policy and a $2500 verdict with interest in favor of Joseph B Pealey against the Amazon Insurance Company, with counsel Moulton & Johnson for the plaintiff and Stith & Stephens for the plaintiff.
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Langdos
Hamilton County
Dr. Langdon
Erdict
Joseph B Pealey
Amazon
Stith & Stephens
Moulton & Johnson
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