Morgan Raid Claims Hearing Schedule
Commissioners Col. J. R. Cockerill Col. RB. L. Wye and Major D. A. Russell were chosen to rearrange Morgan Raid claims. Major Russell will be at Galila until August 12, 1872, when the Board meets in Columbus for a final disposition and report of paid claims.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLumpus
J. R. Cockerill
RB. L. Wye
D. A. Russell
Raseell
Galil
Sforessid
Columbus
Remonstrances With Roumania Prompt International Pressure
Reports describe barbarous outbursts by Jews in Roumania and direct pressure on the Roumanian government. Responses from other powers are not yet known, but Gottschakoff's suggestion appears likely to be adopted.
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Henee
Roumania
Gottschakof
Elyria
Oberlin
Ohio
Brady's Bend
Tennsylvania
St. Petersburg
Fairview
Butler County
Nomination letters unfold at Philadelphia convention
The document dumps reveal claims of unanimous support for President Grant by Republican delegates, with figures like Paul Strabach and General Meredith praising unity. It notes Indiana's expected electoral votes and a call for voters to cast once, while attorneys at the Capitol send formal replies about the president’s renomination. The official correspondence from Washington includes a pledge to leave the nation at peace and to heal sectional bitterness.
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Wasumreton
Jane
White House
Settle
North
Republian
Philadelphia
Otto
Himesh
Paul Strabach
Snd
Senoeee
United States
Solomon D. Meredith
Grant
Kent
Indiana
Meredith
Siete
Georgia
Toba
Bessenia
Missouri
Emnessee
Tim Tennessee
Greeley
Exacorius Maxsion
Wasnineton
Thomas Settle
Aew
Pau
Lears
Washington Adjourns as Few Congress Members Remain in City
Special Dispatch reports Congress adjourned with most Senators and Representatives departed. Fish and Boutwell have left for home, leaving only several members. British Ministry tax bill parts cause confusion over tobacco and whisky dates. tobacco taxes begin September 1 and whisky taxes August 1, not July 1 as printed.
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Times and Chronicle
Washmeron
Congress
Fish
Boutwell
Orercome
Sealy
Arbitration notes strain ties with Britain over withdrawal threat
New York June 11 reports focus on President and Secretary Fish reacting to Schenck notes about arbitration with Britain. The exchange implies Britain must accept reciprocal and unconditional obligations, with withdrawal through Granville’s note discussed as a possible move. Boutwell was seen passing through New York City en route home.
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Schenck
Gene Home
New York
Fish
Britain
Gritsin
Granville
Brenerons Soncoeare
Boutwell
Disappearance of German Servant Girl Mary Bell
A London dispatch reports Mary Bell, a German servant girl, vanished from the city in May. No clue has been found, and the note hints at possible self harm. Two persons were vaccinated at the fire engine house yesterday.
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Cial
Times and Chronicle
Daxrox
Mary Bell
Fic
Diane and Louisville Excursionists Dispatch to the Times
Epocia dispatches report on Diane and Louisville excursionists sent to the Times and Chronicle, noting travel plans and local reactions. The fragment suggests a historical column focusing on local travel and media correspondence.
Brownsville Report on Mexican Revolt Continues
From Brownsville Texas on June 10 the steamer San Juan arrives with Gen Co staff and twenty government men believed to be among those who escaped the disaster near Greys. Dispatches in Mexico claim Cor attacked Monterey with 3,000 troops and suffered heavy losses. revolutionaries gain ground as government forces retreat to Mier and Mon. The unsettled situation stalls Matamoros business and fuels anxiety over the revolutionary campaign.
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Brownsvillg
Texas
San Juan
Camargo
Co'sstaff
Greys
Cebdallos
S of Quiroga
Ceralva
Opery Papern
Matamords
New York
Mexico
Cor
Monterey
Eli Bandernie
United States
Genrella
Brownsville
Cevellas
Mier
Revolucionists
Ose
Herrera
Antonio
Leon Garcia
Farnani
Quiroga
Reguia
Alden
River news and freight report from Louisville June river levels
The Louisville river news notes a falling stage with 67 inches of water, 46 bales of cotton reported, and several steamers like the Parliament and Dictator arriving or passing. Towboats, locks, and canal activity described, including Alice Brown’s tow moored at Pampkin Patch and W H Brown Raven heading below. Weather is warm and dull business noted.
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Ppa Catro
Hit
Cater
Emphis
Cincinnati
Great Republic
St. Louis
Dictator
Biemeret
New Orleans
Gleegow
Arkansas River
Louisville
Parker
Alice Brown
Pampkin Patch
W. H. Brown
Raven
Mery Houston
London Wins Boat Race By Four Miles Two Furlongs
In a London to New York report the Atalanta crew lost to London by 42 seconds on a four miles two furlongs course. The London boat led from the start, with euphoric crowds at craven point and Putney. The Americans battled to the end, enduring accidents and stops, while the English oarsmen set the pace and crossed the line at 6:30 local time. The Times and Telegraph praised English performance. The Standard doubted American strength.
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Loxdow
Atalantas
Atalanta
Surry
Ilish
Barry
Barnes’ Bridge
Chiswick Wall
Hammersmith Bridge
Craven Point
Aqueduct Bridge
Putney
New York
London
Lennon
Jane
Times
Post
Telegraph
Arrival of Japanese Arrivals and Paterson Death Sentence
The Paterson Medical Society reports Libbie Garrabrant is insane and under a death sentence. Arrivals including Iwaku ra Ki and others visit West Point today. A court rules Commodore Vanderbilt’s claim against the Boston Hartford and Erie Railroad requires interest payments on the company bonds.
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New York
Jane
Medical Society
Paterson
Libbie Garrabrant
Pepenree
Iwakura
Weat Point
Commodore Vanderbilt
Bostop, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company
Abt Reception in Evansville a Grand Success
The Abt concert in Evansville drew a large crowd and was deemed a grand success. Prof Abt with the Leiderkranz and others departed for St. Louis this morning by special train.
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Evansville
Times
Cnrentete
James
Abt
Leiderkranz
St. Louis
Colored People's Ratification Meeting
A large meeting of colored citizens last night ratified nominations of prominent candidates. Speeches by several speakers praised the Republican party and were loudly applauded. The gathering reflected strong support and enthusiasm among attendees.
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Er. Louis
Jane
New Orleans Convention Debates Over Louisiana Party Nominations
The New Orleans convention faced delays and heated debate as delegates caucused over the ticket. A proposed resolution urged a new Baton Rouge convention with reform allies, provoking strong opposition and a near parliamentary clash before nominations were considered.
Whiskers and Mustaches Meet Strong Opposition in 19th Century Town
A local reminent gentleman recalls a town where whiskers were abominated until 1850 and beards were shunned as a sin. He cites Chapel Hill in 1844 when a Raleigh youth faced faculty action to shave his lip, and notes doctors and clergy urged facial shaving for moral reasons.
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Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Dectas
New York
Sndi
Man Arrested in Assualt Death Case at Cincinnati Hospital
Officers Hatley and Lerents arrested Jebo Bates at the Cincinnati Hospital on a charge connected to the beating death of a gambler near Springer Co Crews in Carrollton about three weeks earlier. Bates, a show watchman, denies involvement and will be taken to Carrollton for trial after recovery from scarlet fever.
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Murcer
Hatley and Lerents
Jébo Bates
Cincinnati Hospital
Springer & Co
Crews
Carrollton
Bates
Times
Pi . Py
Mra
Pittsburg, Charleston and West Virginia
Tradesmen’s Nations Bank
Nibolay & Co
New York
Homecombic Hospital
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Walllington
Baltimore Railroad
D. Fancher & Co
Earo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parker's Landing
de. Stack
Henry Bender
Sam Golden
Wm. Roches
Tris
Bender
City Improvers halt Dayton Short-Line work on Woods Street
The Board of City Improvements halted track laying by Dayton Short-Line Railroad along Woods Street for lack of required permission. A special meeting is set for 3 PM to seek satisfactory arrangements. Police report 3 arrests in 24 hours: murder 1, drunkenness 7, disorderly conduct 165, suspicion 3, vagrancy 1, assault 2, abusing family 1, selling liquor to minors 1, petit larceny 1.
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Board’ of City Improvements
Dayton Short-Line Railroad Company
Woods ‘Street
Festival of Strawberries by St Johns Methodist Church
The ladies of St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church at Longworth and Park streets host a popular festival tonight offering abundant strawberries and seasonal refreshments.
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St. John’s Methodist Episopal
Longworth and
Lark Streets
It. John’s M. E
Corner Park
Th Streets
Jane Il
Indiana and Illinois News From the Democratic Convention and Beyond
Indianapolis dispatch reports a crowded Democratic State Convention as delegates prepare for tomorrow. Greeley support grows while Liberal Republicans push for influence and House races. Indiana and Illinois notes include Purdue University foundation, new courthouses, iron and whisky production, and a surge in immigration and industry.
Hendricks Likely Governor Nominee At Democratic Convention
The June 12 Democratic Convention faces a major gathering with Ex Senator Hendricks expected to accept the nomination for Governor after earlier declination. Liberal Republicans meet and name Geo W Julian for Congress from the State at large amid party realignments and Baltimore Cincinnati conventions.
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Western Associated Pacs
IxDiaNa Pouis
Hendricks
Kerror
Depaw
Geo. W. Julian
Congress
Arge
Rivers Rise as Steamers Depart in Ohio River Traffic
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Grenite State leaving for Pittsburg at ten o clock. Oriole sails to Pomeroy Chesapeake to Gallipolis and De to Portsmouth. Mountain Believes bound for Cincinnati. Fleetwood goes down at 1 PM. Thomas W. Means passes up this morning and Bowen goes down as river rises slowly.
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Times and Chronicle
TronTox
Pittsburg
Oriole
Pomeroy
Chesapeake
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Fleetwood
Thomas W. Means
Bowen
Fire Destroys Frame Dwelling on Church Street
A morning fire at 10 o clock from Box 173 in East Walnut Hills destroyed a frame dwelling belonging to Mr Kline on Church street. The loss is estimated around 1500 dollars. Fire crews found Stein during the blaze and investigations are underway.
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Ste
Kline
Church Street
East Walnut Hills
Market report from June 1 shows dull markets across grains and fats
Additional Markets Buroato June 1 notes a dull wheat and oats market while corn prices fall and freight rates firm. Reports list No 2 Milwaukee Club wheat at 169, 4900 bushels No 2 corn at 54e, 8000 do at 522, and 9000 do at 83c. Oats are weak with prices muted. Mills and currencies show mixed signals as pork, whisky, linseed oil, and molasses volumes indicate steady or soft demand.
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Buroato
Canal
New York
Jane
Ile Oata
Cuba
Porto Ilen
Rio
York
Markets Report A Quiet Oil Trading Day
Special dispatch notes a dull tone in markets. Crude oil prices show little movement with bids around 395 to 400 dollars and modest asks. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia markets are quiet and weak, with crude near 400 dollars as conditions stay slow.
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Times and Chronicle
New York
Parthe’s Landing
Lower Creek
Erttusville
Jumble of Quips and Humorous Vignettes
A column of miscellaneous jokes and anecdotes includes a thief's quip about stealing away, a prognostication quip, a country fence notice in New Hampshire, a student theme origin question, a Sunday church joke, and a market scene with grooms guiding a horse.
Lancet's Prescription and the Corset Cure
Matilda Jane, home from boarding school, suffers dizziness and loss of appetite. Dr Lancet quips that relief comes from removing corsets, after she mentions trying various patent medicines. The vignette mocks quack remedies through a humorous dialogue.
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Lancet
Nee
Limpshin
New York Ledger
Annual meeting calls for brewing industry growth and policy
A speaker at the twelfth annual meeting highlights the U S breweries numbering over three thousand with a capital of $100,000,000 and employment for thousands. He urges government support and repeal of restrictive laws, claiming malt liquor use reduces intemperance and contrasts beer fostering in New England with Bavaria. He attacks prohibition advocates as impractical and opposes Horace Greeley in the presidential race.
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United States
New England
Bavaria
Horace Greeley
Ocean Floater Blue Jacket Burned Near Australia
A vessel named Blue Jacket burned on March 9 1569 at about 63 North latitude and 60 West longitude between Cape Horn and England. The Blue Jacket’s boarshead was found near Rottnest Island close to Fremantle Western Australia, over 6000 miles from the loss point. The voyage covered about two years at an average speed of six and a half miles per hour, aided by ocean currents toward South America and the western Australian coast.
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Virginia
Calonga
Sease Walker
Penn Spring
Lancaster
Purdue
Lafayette Courier
Toledo
Lafayette
Ind
Guadenstutten
New Philadelphia
Rock Island
Portsmouth
Ohio
Macoy P Laces
Tude
England
Rottnest
Fremantle
Western Australia
South America
Australia
Ten shops return to Cohen system as workers strike persists
This morning ten shops resumed the Cohen system and many workmen’s employes remain firm in the ongoing strike.
Merchants discuss steamship line from Red River
A Board of Trade gathering this afternoon considered establishing a steamship route from Red River. The last season showed partial success and the group leaned toward three first class boats. Captain Fenton of the Edinburgh favored the plan. J L Haven & Co. partner Mr Hargrave presided, with several leading businessmen attending.
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Board of Trade
Red River
Fenton
Edinburgh
Opinioe
Hargrave
J. L. Haven & Co
French Legation Band Arrives Amid Marseillaise Parade
The Travellers describe a parade of French officers led by M. George Paulas bearing the Legion of Honor and M. Emil Meurj, with many green-eyed, youthful figures. They march past station doors as locals and officials greet them with the tri color and the Marseillaise played by the band.
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M. George Paulas
Legion of Honor
M. Paulas
Emil Meurj
Euch
Sconrad
Sobee Acadenes
Cyled Sgurer
Wiswell
Mr. Smore
Legation
P. Ch. Camelion
Louis P. Oberey
Marseilles
Preventive measures against a bark beetle in trees
A careful study of the pest shows following a proven plan can largely stop damage. Avoid stressed trees and use tobacco solution applied with a brush to trunks and large limbs, repeating after rain until mid July. Keep trunks sealed or removed to prevent attacks. maintain hygiene and prompt disposal to protect the stand.
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Ane
Pape
Journal of
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Bence Ciclo Onnel Co
Carrantar Debsee
West Fifth Street
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Clarke
Ingo
Eatons
Maine
Ag Receipt of
Om Chas. H. DI 2 CO
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Robert W. Keee
Wilson & Silk Hat
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Java
K Thomas Sands
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Lacey
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