Railway Gauge Change Plans and Notable Matches
Reports note a plan to switch from broad to narrow gauge with locomotives built for the change and a $250 extra per engine. A handball title bout is set for $1,000 between Alderman James Dann and James Bie of Leesingh, plus others from Chicago, in an eleven game race to 21 points. The Communists discuss estrangement among Rochefort Paine and Grousset Jourde amid travel after a Sydney Caledonia voyage.
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Con
James Dann
James Bie
Leesingh
Tol Dened
Grousect
Jourde
Rochefort
Paine
Senate Veto Likely Over Bill Amid White House Push
Prominent Senators say the President will veto any compromise and reject measures not aligned with his opinions. The bill faces reporting to both Houses today for action as numerous bills are affected. The Boston Relief bill, including a 345 convertible bonds package and duties on salt, tobacco, and spirits, is challenged by a point of order for appropriation. The Speaker of the House ruled the point well taken and referred the bill to the committee of the whole, likely delaying action this season.
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Cme
SRT Coe End
Western steward officers election and canal flood near Dayton
The report notes the Western steward officers election unresolved while a canal aqueduct failure ten miles north of Dayton disrupted traffic. It covers student commencement on June 11 and lists eleven graduates including four high school alumni. It also describes Put in Bay car shipments to Cincinnati featuring plate glass mirrors over sixty seats, a novelty likely to attract ladies.
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Dayston
Daily Times
Miami
National Road
Dayton
Wright Aan
Bhori-Line
States
Stone
Breen
Clarke
Huffman
Hoover
Gillespie
Crowe
Olwin
Reeble
Carson
Cincinnati
Lethal Volga steamboat collision and boiler explosion
A translated press note reports a deadly steamboat accident on the Volga involving the Belisarins and Provorny. The Provorny boiler burst killing five aboard, including the vessel owner, while scenes of panic and numerous injuries followed as survivors fled into the river.
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New York
Volga
Belisarins
Kestroms
Rabacfisky
Belisarius
Provorny
Carlist War Advertisement and Editorial Notes
A garbled selection discusses the Carlist War with references to the London Times editorial stance. It notes Biscay defense, potential insurrection, and the Spanish government appealing to public opinion to sustain a de facto stability. Mentions MacMahon and ground strength limits as operations resume.
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London Times
Timez
Biscay
Spenish
Makin
MacMahon
Disturbed French Assembly Urges Inquiry On Bonapartist Retirees
In the French Assembly M Gire d deputies and a Left member read a document urging Bonapartist officials to confer all in office upon retired officers. M Gambetta accused Ministers Magne and Cissey of complicity. Buffet threatened to move censure on Gambetta. After the sitting Gambetta and supporters aimed to carry the motion at the earliest day. Paris June 10. A diplomatic dinner followed with Mr Washburne hosting at the Legation for the Duke de Cazes.
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M. Girerd
Dan
Conarmant
Finenes
M. Gambetta
Magne and
Cissey
Assembly
M. Buffet
Vous
Paris
Washburne
Rcan
Legation
Duke de Cazes
Reunion of Abolitionist Advocates in Chicasco
The national reunion of original abolitionist advocates met in Second Ha Chuggh Chicasco with about 200 delegates and spectators. Notable international visitors included Rev. Peniece Orectleaien, G. W. Julian, Levi Coffin, John G. Fee, D. Hastings and many others from Indiana Ohio New York and Iowa. Officers were elected by a committee to advance abolitionist aims and commemorate the 4,000,000 bondsmen. The program included aHistory of sin in the nation and an address by Rev. Goodell, ending with a reading related to anti slavery efforts.
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Peniece Orectleaien de
W. Cet
Cincinnati
L. & Hardin
M. Hi. Hardin
Indiana
John G. Fee
L. Farnham
Newark
Hos
J. B. Grinnell
Iowa
L. L. Rice
Columbus
George W. Julian
Committee
Leiden
Tauty Wiledn
Eury Wilson
A. L. Chetlai Burney
Levi Coffin
D. Hastings
Goodell
Wheaton
Jenny Hale
Wilsey
Burn ing the Dead sparks letters in Daily Times
A letter from a Mitchell Indiana reader criticizes a April issue article titled Burning the Dead. The writer condemns cremation as barbarous, questions cremation’s costs for the poor, and proposes a satirical alternative. She urges government action to prevent revival of such customs.
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The
Daily Times
Mitchell, Ind
Prinecasly
Tam
Theodore Marone
Scranton
Grace Church's Huge Charitable Totals Revealed
A Grace Church figurehead notes astonishing parish gifts and standings. In 1873 Grace Church contributed over 37 thousand to parish work and outside missions, while Trinity parish led wealth with 57 thousand including vestry funds. Other Episcopal parishes followed with strong gifts led by St Thomas and Calvary.
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Harper's Weekly
Grace Church
Henry C. Potter
Trinity Parish
America
Ahopala
Muna Et Realese
St. Thomas
Calvary
St. George's
Sabine
Middlemen and cash sales spur middleman gains
Mr Haskins discusses market changes among farmers, storekeepers, and Grangers. He notes farmers shift to cash purchases and seek cheaper options, while shrewd middlemen benefit from supplying demand. He argues Grangers threaten no one, but reveal a path for business-savvy traders.
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Mr. Haskins
Nina
Flush Times Ahead in Southwestern Georgia
The Macon Telegraph notes strong optimism for fall as cotton and crops in Southwestern Georgia promise a boom. Farmers, having reduced debt and limited credit use, expect greater savings and easier economies, with abundant signs of improvement on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrannah
Gae
Macon Telegraph
Georgia
Cleveland Plain Dealer Fragment on Indians and printed tim es
A garbled excerpt from a Cleveland Plain Dealer piece discusses Indians, Cincinnati tim es printing, and political loyalties. It hints at editor influence, government beneficiaries, and square treatment if cannons or related issues intervene, but the text is unclear and cut.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tims
Buffalo's
Farmers Reform Convention Organ ized Temperance Men
The Hoosier Capital filled with delegates as a Farmers Convention opened in Indianapolis. Speakers from Delaware and other areas denounced the old parties and backed a people’s reform party. Temperance members faced expulsion as credentials were debated and a large crowd prepared for a day of proceedings at the Exposition building.
Farmers' Reform Convention Adjourns to 1 P.M.
The Farmers' Reform Convention met at the Indiana building and formed committees on the platform resolutions and permanent organization before adjourning until 1 o clock P.M. in Indianapolis.
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TUR Western Associated Rez
Senate to dispose Moiety bill today in Congress action
Special Dispatch reports from Washington on June 10 that the Senate will dispose of the Moiety bill today while the House debates the Geneva Award bill. Congress yesterday produced eighty eight pages of the Record as heat in the Senate chamber intensifies and efforts push to adjourn by the 22nd.
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Washingtox
Senate
House
Congress
Renate
Ohio Valley Editorial Association Meeting Reported
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Chinacotur Ohio Valley editorial group convened. A 1 pm business meeting appointed committees on business resolutions officers and toasts. A 2 pm farm visit to L G Delano's property planned with a banquet in the evening as rain continues.
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Chiniacotur
Editorial Association of the
Ohio Valley
L. G. Delano
Rai
Havana June 10 Gold Orders Cause Broker Decline
The daily premium on gold is designated by Captain Ger, causing many brokers to abandon business. The government is firm on halting new treasury bank bills, but cannot ignore the financial pressure.
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Havana
Ger
Pilgrims From U S Visit Vatican Pope Receives Them
The article notes a U S pilgrimage to Rome with around one hundred Catholic residents from Home arriving yesterday and being received by the Pope. It also mentions famine riots near Delonte in Sikkim Territory India where troops fired on rioters, causing deaths and injuries. The London Times discusses the American pilgrimage and questions prudence and prudence in the undertaking.
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U. . States
Vatican
A Delonte
Sikkim
India
The
London Times
Lome
Sessions of the American Institute of Homoopathy at Niagara Falls
A brief dispatch notes the sessions opening at Niagara Falls yesterday. It mentions Col Thomas Steele, a wealthy Louisville citizen aged eighty four, and other scattered market observations. Oil markets are described as quiet and weak with refined product at about 1 cent, and various local market notes indicate dull conditions with small pricing details.
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American Institute of Homoopathy
Niagara Falls
Col' Thos, Steele
Louisville
Kye
Police Court Notes Convictions and Sentences
The Board of Police Commissioners met without a quorum to discuss thefts. Chas Studinger to three months in Work-House. A.C. Richards furniture store burglary leads to arrest. Two boys Thomas Curtiss and Robert McGintry to three months in Work-House for stealing five dollars. Joe Davis and Geo Katzenberger convicted of larceny and sent to House of Refuge. Juvenile defendants under fourteen. Jennie Stewart pleaded guilty to assault and battery and sent to Work-House for six months.
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Jacob ‘Rice
Chas Studinger
Thomas Curtiss
Robert McGintry
Charles Tietz
Joe
Davis
Geo. Katzenberger
House of Refuge
Jennie Stewart
Iucktown
First Ward Law and Order Group Holds Weekly Meeting
Friends of law and order held their regular weekly meeting last evening at the Scere Hall Fulton. New members were taken in and added to the list of the law and order party.
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First Ward
Fmends of
Law and Order
Scere ‘Hall
Fulton
City Chamber to Attend Louisville Canal Transfer
Members of the Chamber of Commerce and city citizens will be present at the transfer of the Louisville Canal. One division left this afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Short-Line Rail and goes by the mail packet. Soc leaves here at 4.0 pm.
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Chamber of Commerce
Louisville Canal
Wayne Case Before Police Court Over Insecure Building
J W Wayne faced the Police Court on charges of leaving an insecure building at the southwest corner of Fifth and Home streets. He claimed the structure was safe, and the case was continued until Wednesday for expert examination.
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J. W. Wayne
Fifth
Home Streets
Wayne
Work-House Sentences Approved by Judge Marchant
The Work-House sentence list includes Josephine Williams Jennie Robinson and Sarah Laws for drunkenness street begging and related offenses. Each woman received unspecified terms while G J Gillespie faced a thirty day sentence for street begging.
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Marchant
Josephine Williams
Jennie Robinson
Sarah Laws
Loess
Iannah
G. J. Gillespie
Convention Nominates Local Leaders in June Assembly
Isota Napolis June 10 Convention reassembled at 1 oclock. Committee on Permanent Union reported Dr A C Stevenson of Putnam County for President with J G Day of Indianapolis as principal candidate. Credentials report: all credentials valid and counties to select state candidates by county vote. Resolution adopted urges Nominations Committee to favor labor interests, not prior political differences, basing picks on honesty and qualifications.
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Daily Times
Inpiqsapolis
A. C. Stevenson
J. M. Hiatt
Springfield
Cine
Committee On Resolutions
Committee On Permanent Union
Putnam County
Mirena
J. Pe ‘Et Core E
J.G. Day
Indianapolis
Bensmatee
Illinois Farmers State Convention Opens in Springfield
The Illinois Farmers State Convention met in Springfield at 10 30 this morning in the Hall of the House. Willard A Flegg was named chairman of the advisory board and J M Allen of Henry County was elected temporary chairman. C Shealer and Thes Wolfe were named secretaries. A credentials committee was appointed including Joseph Greenhutt and J G Matthess from Chicago. The convention adjourned to 2 PM with many delegates present and a large spectator turnout.
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State Farmers’ Convention
House
Willard A. Flegg
J. M. Allen
Henry County
Tempo
C. Shealer
Thes
Wolfe
Joseph Greenhutt
J. G. Matthess
Chicago
Water routes canal linking Lake Michigan and Mississippi Rivers
Representative Hurlbut reports favorably on Hawley Illinois bill to build a 102 mile canal from near Bemidji to the Illinois River system with a feeder from Rock River at Dixon to Sheffield. The project costs about four and a half million dollars, with one million appropriated to start.
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Wasmxoror
Hurlbut
Rock River
Dixon
Sheffield
Civil Engineers Sixth Convention Opens in New York City
The sixth annual convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers began this morning in New York City with one hundred delegates in attendance. The Committee on Form Weight Manufacture and Duration of Rails presented a report referred to the standing Committee on Publication Recess.
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New York
American Society of Civil Engineers
Bancroft successor nominee named for envoy post
The President nominated J. C. Bancroft Davis as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to the German Empire, announced in WasmtiXeTox on June 10.
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J. C. Bancroft Davis
United States
German Empire
River Draft Changes As Barges Move Through Channel
June 10 reports show the river falling 3 feet 7 inches. J N Phillips arrives with two cedar barges. Coal Valley brings six barges of new oil barrels. The sunken coal barge near Lowes Sister land was removed by steam. A ballbesch building around the sunken opel bases de Steubenville ben ie lefts pa goes a tons at eens ee before Mat very dull. The little Andy with two barges of hay will arrive this evening.
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Daily Times
Proresce
J. N. Phillips
Coal Valley
Lowes
le Land
Opel
de Steubenville Ben
A Georgia Paper Praises a Fair Visitor’s Plain Beauty
A Georgia newspaper describes a young visitor from a neighboring county attending the fair selling farm produce. She is depicted as educated, modest, and attractive, with plain calico dress and natural hair, admired by men and praised for not yielding to frivolous fashion. She returns home to milk cows, cook for farm laborers, and attend church with her sweetheart.
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Georgia
Baal
Grasshoppers Spread Across Iowa Inharsh Invasion
Des Moines correspondence reports large swarms across multiple counties including Pottawatomie Crawford Kossuth Webster Humboldt and Clay. Farmers describe extensive wheat damage in places with grasshoppers advancing from sand and gravel ridges. Some counties show little to no activity while others note serious crop risk if wings do not develop or wind carries them away.
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Bartow
Crawford County
Dowville
Yan
Kossuth County
Webster
Mopona Coun
Humboldt County
Glen Fara
Peters
Sereo
Brien
Heat and mortality trends in New York City
The New York Times notes a spell of excessive heat with deaths near fifty for the week ending Monday, comparing New York’s death rate favorably to England but showing a persistent birth deficit. Immigration appears to cushion population decline.
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Troios
Nord
England
New York
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