Telegraph Station at Mammoth Cave Kentucky
A garbled dispatch lists Mammoth Cave Kentucky as a telegraph station amid miscellaneous notices. It references gold shipments from Caledonia, strikes ending, and various political and industrial items across the United States with uncertain details.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Caledonia
Erie
Brigham Young
Utah Southern
Episcopal Convention of
Ohio
Reg Miocin
The Commissioners Plead Guilty And Foot Race Entries
A. M. County Commissioners Meece and Neeley pleaded guilty in the Court of Quarter Sessions to receiving bribes, with sentence deferred until Saturday. License opposition is noted. A Western Associated Press reportPreview notes a grand foot race at the lake with entrants Holloway Halsted and Mack among others. best three of five in half mile heats, results to be telegraphed.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrrsacvas
A. M
Mcee
Neeley
Court of Quarter Sessions
Dilworth
the Press Association
Western Associated Press
W. BR. Holloway
W. D. Bickham
M. Halsted
J. B. McCullagh
Mack
Walker
Medill
Haldeman
Holloway
Halstead
Territory Annexed to the City and Candidate for Auditor
Special Dispatch reports Columbus files necessary papers to annex surrounding territory, boosting the city population to about thirty three to thirty five thousand making it the third city in Ohio. Col Chambers Baird of Brown County is named as a candidate for State Auditor as six run for Auditor and six for Treasurer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Col. Chambers Baird
Brown County
The History of an Indian Haid Arrest of the Ringleaders
A historical report details the history of an Indian raid and the arrest of its ringleaders. The article outlines the events leading to the confrontation, the key figures involved, and the authorities' actions to dismantle the leadership core behind the raid.
River rises as canal channel to be closed soon
On June 8 at Lowwinter the river is one inch higher with two feet seven inches at the falls and four feet seven inches in the canal. Weather is clear. mercury 87. Business dull. Packets report small trips. Mary Houston bound for New Orleans sails tonight. Port Lit lists several vessels sailing to Cincinnati and Evansville. Roach & Brother begin canal work near the mouth below the new locks. channel closure planned for the 2h of next.
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Coeee
Lowwinter
New Orleans
Anna
Louis
Cincinnati
Argosy
Bermuda
Evansville
Palestine
Charmer
Roach & Brother
Solemn Paris Funeral Honors for Commune Clergy Victims
In Paris on June 7 a grand funeral for five clerical victims of the Commune took place at Notre Dame. The Archbishop lay in a jeweled catafalque surrounded by chapels bearing Duguerry, the Cure of Madelaine, Saret, Grand Vicar Becourt and Sebastian with silver crosses, taps and incense. The procession, regimental guards with muffled drums, bells and guns, and black drapery throughout the church marked a solemn, military state funeral attended by McMahon Drusey Vinoy L'admirault Favre and others.
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Notre Dame
Duguerry
Madelaine
Saret
Becourt
Sebastian
Virgin
Denis
Sisters of Charity
Canson
McMahon, Drusey
Vinoy
L'admirault
Favre
Death in the Claflin Family and Central Decision Arrest
New York reports overturning events with Judge Lewis Dent among central figures. The notices mention the death of Dr Sparr and related medical and legal notes, detailing a high profile arrest context in a 1900 era style.
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Lewis Dent
Unclear fragment hints at Grant and Sherman river incident
Reading shows a June item mentioning Grant and Sherman with references to a river event and a deluge last evening, but details are fragmentary and names may be garbled. The piece suggests a historical note about Civil War figures and a flood along a river, lacking concrete actions or dates.
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Wrer Point
Grant
Gen Sherman
Market report fragment from Boston and Pittsburgh areas
Fragmentary market notes dated June in Boston and Pittsburgh. Mentions firm prices on riverside creeks, a 500 dollar upper creek level, and a July settlement window. Only partial names and figures readable, with several garbled terms and dates.
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Pittsburg
Times and Chronicle
Lower Creek
Timueville
Graduation at the Ohio Female College 1871
The Ohio Female College held a graduation ceremony with a Somerville Literary Society program featuring music and essays. Miss Rosa Berger delivered the salutatory, Miss Sallie Salley presented an oration, and the event closed with diplomas conferred by Joeah Belle Taylor. A related piece notes farm stock care from the American Stock Journal.
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Ohio Female College
Somerville Literary Society
Sng
la Traviata
Fannie ‘Harrieco
Columbes
Ohio
Carrie A. Brough
College Hill
Sallie Strader
Madison
Joe Ah Belle
Taylor
Newport
Kentucky
Exercians
Weber
Rachel A. Smith
Smith's Landing
Mim Rosa Berger
Wheeling
West Va
Byile Siac Salley
Schonders
Miss Cure Sweeted
Indianapolis
Indiana
Commencement at Ohio Female College A Pleasant Close
The Ohio Female College commencement featured essays on Les Chats and Transitions by Mim Addie Foulds and Hoss Berger, with Nannie E. Dye presenting Noseology and Ella McChesney The Stars. A valedictory poem A Cup of Cold Water by Rachael A. Smith captured the bittersweet tone as students and guests enjoyed a formal reception after exercises.
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Easay
Ield
Mim Addie Foulds
Cincinnati
Hoss Berger
Nannie E. Dye
Troy
Ohio
Ella McChesney
College Hill
Rachael A. Smith
Obio Female College
Fragmentary Masonic Meeting Report At Grand Lodge Event
A dated note from the Times and Chronicle editor describes a recent masonic gathering with Ira H. Bird and Grand Master Armstrong. It mentions ceremonial installations, hospitality from local members, and a cordial reception for visiting dignitaries at the Grand Valley Lodge event.
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Times and Chronicle
Ira H. Bird
Chanicl
Perth
Armstrong
Grand Valley Lodge
Sregalari
Toe Tyramd Manier
Peek Angles
Counterfeit Notes Deemed Dangerous for Public
A brief notice warns that counterfeit notes are circulating. Authorities caution that discernible paper quality and pilfered signatures betray fakes. Citizens are urged to scrutinize currency and report suspicious notes to local authorities.
Dan and Charlie Tame a Wild Colt in Summer Field
Dan discovers a new passion with Mr Laurie's horse Charlie, a spirited colt. The boy earns the animal’s trust through patient conditioning, despite falls and misadventures, while Charlie increasingly seeks Dan’s company and a bond forms between boy and horse.
Alsatian Poet Karl Hachenschmidt Gains Favor in Germany
Karl Hachenschmidt, an Alsatian poet, gains favor in Germany with a poetry volume titled Father land Song of an Alsatian. The work, published amid mixed reception, reflects national identity and regional heritage through lyrical poems.
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Karl Hachenschmidt
Germany
Strikers Still Rampant in Washington and Alexandria
Special dispatch reports ongoing labor strikes with the colored workers’ conduct denounced. A party compelled laborers in Alexandria to halt. A leading Republican senator aims to introduce a bill on Congress assembling to alter the District’s government. Governor Cooke’s action draws public doubt.
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the Times and Chroniele
Washington
Alexandria
Congress
Cooke
State Sabbath nehegol Convention
A devotional meeting at Piqua Ohio ran 8 to 9 p m with greetings from Ohio Christian and M E conventions via delegates. Rev Erwin Hoare led a talk on foundation principle of perfect instruction, followed by class lessons on The Pharisee and the Publican and The Unknown Bible in the Sunday School. Next convention to be held in Mansfield. music led by W Howard Doane.
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Ohio State ‘Christian Convention
Ohio State M. E
Erwin Hoare
Meserm Sawyer
Furay
Medill
Wiles
Loomia
Lee
Buck
Dwight Ellao
Cleveland
Mr. Clarke
H. Thane Miller
Bro. Miller
Mansfield
W. Howard Doane
Governor Question Unlikely To Be Decided Today In Concord
In Concord on June 8 both parties held forenoon caucuses and the gubernatorial question is not expected to be settled today. It is understood that Weston declines to visit the city until the issue is resolved.
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Concord
Weston
St Louis Death and Market Wrap Hints From June 8 Messages
Lyman J. Fullerton of Fer Fullerton & Co dies from overdose of hydrate of chlorine at Sallescata. Market notes from Curaçao, Berraco, Toledo, and Milwaukee show mixed grain and flour prices, wheat firm or steady, corn and oats varying with locations and delivery.
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St. Louis
Lyman J. Fullerton
Fer. Fullerton & Co
Sallescata
Milwaukee
Chicago
ToLevo
Treadwell
Fifty seventh Annual Convention of Ohio Diocese Opens
The Fifty seventh Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church for the Diocese of Ohio met at Trinity Church in this city. Bishop Ivane presided with Assistant Rev. themes. Dr A Bronson delivered a sermon on Atonement from Psalms eighty eight. The Bishop gave the annual address in the afternoon outlining many facts. Evening services featured a sermon from Colossians II. The convention resumed its session with a goodly number of delegates present.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Ohio
Trinity Church
Lvaine
A. Bronson
Theorcal Seminary
Colossians ii
Guten
Communists Unearthed In Paris Insurrection Report
FRANCE. VERSAILLES June 8. Assembly delays Thiers term extension until after supplementary elections. It is reported Thiers favors a republic for the future. Gen Rossel and M Courbet of the Commune allegedly unearthed in Paris. Official Journal links insurrection to Napoleon’s 300000 Paris workers. Lompox June 8 Count de Chambord rumored in Boulogne. Banker Jules Meres dead.
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Versailles
Thiers
Napoleon
Paris
Lompox
Count de Chambord
Boulogne
Jules Meres
Meeting Opens as Reports Are Read by Wise Committee
The session opened at 8 pm with minutes read and adopted. Dr Wise, chair of the Seminary Committee, presented a largely unchanged report from the Timms ax Curomics. The committee added propositions to declare conference permanency, set representation rules, and establish annual contributions for male members to the conference treasury.
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Seminary
Timms
Cael
H.C. i
Ile
Nate
Earch
Russia confirms end of campaign against Kbivans
June 7 report from Sr. Perersaexe confirms the Russian campaign against the Kbivans has been successfully terminated.
Emperor of Russia and son arrive in Berlin
June 8 Bernin reports the Emperor of Russia and his son Alexia, with a brilliant staff, have arrived in Berlin. They were received at the station by Emperor William and staff and escorted to the palace by the Imperial Guard.
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Bernin
Russia
Alexia
Berlin
William
Steamers Atalanta and Frankfort Arrive From Americas
London reports the Atalanta has arrived from New York and the Frankfort has arrived from New Orleans, with both ships docking in Southampton on June 8.
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London
Atalanta
New York
Southampton
Frankfort
New Orleans
Sherman letter signals party nominee stance amid doubt
A terse note dated in June references a letter from Sherman and remarks on the absence of reporters cited in the record. It notes that one party’s nominee faced no commitment to serve and that the writer declines to support any candidate if elected.
New Orleans Flood Slight Decline After Rain
New Orleans reports a southeast wind with rain over Lake Pontchartrain last evening. Water in the city has fallen two inches in the past twenty four hours and is now three inches. Traffic is disrupted as police and hundreds of small craft navigate flood conditions. Five thousand loaves and other articles are distributed, while debris and decaying vegetation line the border of the district.
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New Orleans
Lake Porchartrain
Neutra
Sacle
Prince Napoleon Announces Corsican Deputy Candidacy
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte known as Plon Plon declares himself a candidate for Deputy from Corsica to the French National Assembly. Analysts assess his prospects as favorable and his campaign gains local attention.
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Prince ‘Napoleon
Plon-Plon
Corsica
National Assembly
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