Voyage of survival after ice wreck near St Johns NF
James Crowley recalls May 27 departure from Quebec with a ship's crew of sixty, eight saloon passengers, twenty steerage travelers, and four women in steerage. A long voyage through heavy ice leads to the ship sinking. boats launched with crews, some losses, and a perilous drift toward rescue as the party endures cold and scarce provisions until sighting the rescuing ship on Wednesday morning.
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New York
James Crowley
Quebec
Ceenee
St. John’s N.F
St. Johns
O'Brien
Ehad
Peet
Schooner Pamlico Repairs Then Sails to Liverpool
A damaged schooner named Pamlico, after repairs at Ca a Street, sets sail for Liverpool via Chicago to continue voyage back to its port, with lingering delays noted in the log.
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Pamlico
Chicago
Nes Ee
Genee
Liverpont
River Trade and Steamers Move Through Ohio River Notes
Evansville June 11 reports river traffic with several packets and steamers arriving or departing. The Wild Duck and barge from St. Louis to Portsmouth and Cincinnati. L. C. McCord at Marietta. next week entering trade toward Zanesville and Beverly. Port lists note Fawn from Cincinnati and New Albany June 11, river rising slowly, mercury 84. Various vessels such as Minnie Mitchell and Jas. D. Parker load cargoes including iron ore and cement for New Orleans and local trades.
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Monongahela
Wild Duck
St. Louis
Granite State
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Allie Hagen
Wheeling
L. C. McCord
Marietta
Zanesville
Beverly
Evansville
Arlington
Jas. D. Parker
Gilmore
Charpenning Claim Revival in Post Office Row
Washington June 11 The old Charpenning claim against the Post-office Department is revived with renewed congressional lobbying. President directs Attorney General Pierrepont to examine, hearings proceed, and a decision to be issued on legality and possible status in the Court of Claims as to the acts of Congress involved. A Black Hills expedition threat is noted along with preparations for registered mail pouches between New York and San Francisco beginning July 1. The Indian Commission hires include Gen. Terry and Doming'o with Bishop Haven or Ames to join. four members named Allison Terry Domingo Hinman.
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Cincinnati Times
WashincTos
George Charpenning
Post-office Department
Creswell
Congress
Cessna
Pennsylvania
Charpeaning
Pierrepont
Pierrepon
Levi P. Luckey
Smith
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
New York
Black Hills
Sioux Reservation
United States
San Francisco
Terry
Department of Dakota
Domingo
Missouri
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Commission
Hare
Whipple
Haven
Georgia
Ames
Maryland
Allison
Hinman
Collins
Fort Laramie
Red Cloud
Appointment of Sioux treaty commissioners announced
A letter from Abram Cornings of Missouri accepts a commissioner post to negotiate with the Sioux. General Terry chosen for the army's side while Bishop Havens has been offered a position but is not yet confirmed. One more commissioner remains to be appointed. The Post-office Department orders extending railway mail service to western sections and the Pacific Railroad route.
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Seragrem Wee
Abram Cornings
Missouri
Terry
Bishop Havens
Wien Scemuae Oe
Telegram reports arrest of Rich prisoner en route to Cincinnati
Special Officer Lamb to San Francisco says he secured Henry B. Rich, Baltimore and Ohio defaulting agent, and will start for Cincinnati city with the prisoner. Reports from Promised California show many seek fortunes, lines of business overdone, hundreds of jobless looking for work. County Commissioners field 115 bridge proposals south of the city. Lake Erie and Ohio Railroad Company certificate to build from Steubenville to Painesville, and a Democratic Supreme Judge candidate publishes a denial card.
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Cotemprs
Cincinnati Times
Lamb
San Francisco
Widt
Lake Erie and Ohio Railroad Company
Steubenville
Painesville
Bing Eee
Supreme Judge
Deeming Wat Hoger
Indiana Press Association changes name and rules
Special Dispatch from Indianapolis June 11 reports the Editorial Convention adopting a constitution to form the Indiana Press Association, admitting correspondents, limiting to one session yearly. The McIntyre case includes testimony about Ida Falkner and cipher letters in a Valentine room, and Judge Dunkirk instructs the Grand Jury to indict theBu… Gilberts marriage conducted without formal ceremony by a priest or justice.
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Cincinnati Times
Indianapolis
McIntyre
Ida Falkner
V ‘Alentine
Indiana Press
Dunkirk
Grand Jury
Buell-Gilbert
Veterans Reunion in Becket Hall Celebrates Civil War Service
Surviving Hamilton area members met at Becket Hall to welcome returning comrades. Apollo Band led a motorcade to the depot, then a parade, with Elwood Morey presiding. Address and election of officers followed, with 103 members present and plans for the next reunion in Midmisburg in June 1876. Honorary members Henry Dornbush and Earnshaw were added. The day concluded with a banquet at the Phillips House.
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Cincinnati Times
Hawkox
Janet
Hamilton
Becket Hall
Apollo Band
At & O'Clock
Beckett Hall
Elwood Morey
Morris
M. E. Church
H. L. Morey
Nowan
Peter
Chickamauga
Mission Hidde
Nashville
Obkd
Air Service
Ajor Joyce
Midmisburg
A. J. Eminger
T. M . Weaver
Tivaas Reed
Charles Soiplin
Secre
PL. Mayer
K. Powls
Robert Beckett
George K. Shaffer
Robert Millikin
Cope Robert ‘Millikin
David Menzel
William Pritz
L. Saddler
Frank Banker
John Mayer
Coneely
Joseph Johnston
Yrrocey
T. Foster
H. H. Silver
Cornell
Henry A. Dornbush
Chaplain Earnshaw
Dayton
Phillips House
Police Court Hearings And Local Crime In Brief
In Police Court this morning McCoy case continued to Jan 25. Boy George Mauhl jailed for vagrancy at House of Refuge. Merchant tailor Robert A. Hill, Workhouse director, dies after illness. August Krainberg convicted of stealing from Francisco Kater, sent to House of Refuge. Chas Desticut convicted of theft from Win Cooper, 60 days Workhouse plus 75 fine and coats. Thomas Lanigan theft of 4 dollars, 30 days Workhouse. Fire at I C R R freight depot on Central Avenue and Curl Street. carload hemp burned, extinguished before engines arrived.
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August Krainberg
Francisco Kater
House of Refuge
Chas. Desticut
Win
Cooper
Thomas Lanigan
A. Kuchler
I. C
Central Arcnue
Disturbances in Fulton Street Catholic Church Barracks Area
Reports describe hot weather or bad whisky demoralizing residents near the old Catholic Church barracks on Fulton Street. Brooms with long handles appear as improvised weapons, causing frequent disturbances and use of unrefined language in the neighborhood.
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Avir Wnilow Street
Fulton
Serious Fall From Wagon On Third Street
A wagon incident on Third street caused driver Fred Wolford to be knocked from the wagon after the front wheel came off. The large man, weighing about 230 pounds, fell eight feet head first and sustained a severe head wound. Dr. Marcus attended and the injured man was moved to his home on Pearson street where he regained consciousness during transport. He is likely not seriously hurt.
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Tana
Cavise
Wien
Gie
Larayt
America
Andree
Orien
Kentucky
Wea
Dayton
Staion
Ciscingau
Ohio
Eeihia
Columa
Lexington
Nelson
Richimond
Louisville
Rane Neti
Erry
Orchard Knob
Istloa
Kesaca Laurel
Kenesaw
Atlanta
Sarebies
Nashville
Thane
Tennessee
Republic
Marcus
Pearson
New York
Brooklyn City
Beach
Moulton
Bowen
Storrs
Beecher
Sam. Wilkeson
Tilton
Ives
Trew
Ymsouth
Toslin
Shay
Mr. Beecher
Frank Carpenter
Carpenter
New York Evening Post
Woodhull
Henry C. Bowen
Beeshers
Bowell
Tiltoo
Guju Beach
Tila
Mayor Johnston Orders Police on Duty and Uniforms
Abstract of two orders from Mayor Johnston to the Superintendent of Police. Officers must not interfere with primary meetings unless preserving order. Substitutes must wear uniform to identify them as officers within one week. Station-house keepers require a plain hat or cap. No smoking in or at the station.
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Johnston
C Jousstos
Inquest Probes Death of John Gibbs at Walnut Hills
Rumors point to possible suicide by poison after Gibbs, 68, faced financial distress and estrangement from wife Susanah Gibbs. Witness Susanah described Gibbs as living separately since their 1582 divorce, visiting Curtis Street and Kenton Street with his son. A coroner’s inquest concluded Gibbs died from poisoning, citing a blended toxic formula from veterinary texts.
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Hedan
John Gib
Ivan
Auehter
Curtis
Walnui Hills
Susanah Gibbs
Ale
Dévensed
Gislis
Hia
Hier
Drishna
Rijbbs
Tharvet
Siag
Gibbs
Jersey
George Weber
Elizabeth Weber
August Buck
Mullton Hughes
Mary E. Hughes
Ton Hughes
Indiana
Adu
Harrixon
Goetz, Olgus
Wm. B. Gall
Hattie C. Gal
M. N. McGrue
Ninth Street
Samuel Greer
Sean E
Woodhull
Clafin
Emeline Schauz
George Schauz
Rosa Driesner
Driesner
Hull
Republican State Convention Nominees Named in California
The Republican State Convention met in Sacramento with Sargent presiding and adopted strong anti railroad resolutions supported by Gorham in a sharp speech denouncing the Central Pacific. Pacheco withdraws as governor candidate. G. G. Phelps nominated for governor by acclamation, Jos. M. Davis for lieutenant governor, and D H Hallett for secretary of state.
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San Francisco
Cat
Jane
Sacramento
Sargent
Gorham
Central Pacific
Pacheco
G. G. Phelps
Jos. M. Davis
D H. Hallett
Fire Ravages Agricultural Works and Homes in New England
In Lebanon New Hampshire the main building of the Agricultural Works burned, destroying machinery and stock. Loss estimated at 55000 with partial insurance. About 150 workers were left unemployed and without tools. Earlier, Newaygo New York saw Mount Sunopee House burn, incurring a loss of 92000 with 15000 insured.
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Levanon
N.H
Agricultural Works
Newayro
N.Y
Mount Sunopee House
Indian raid at Rack Creek Valley drives horse theft chase
A telegram to General Sheridan reports a party of Indians at Rack Creek Valley ran off over two hundred beds of horses Saturday afternoon. A pursuing party was sent out and Lookout Mountain dispatches for aid.
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Sheridan
Fort Sanders
Wyoming
Rack Creek Valley
Lookout Luton
Railroad fare cuts to Rochester and Buffalo lines next Monday
New York January reports say the Erie Company will reduce fares between New York and Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara Falls starting Monday. The reduction is described as more than a certain amount on round trip tickets.
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New York
Janeti
Erie Company
New Yor
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Fatal Railroad Accident Near Hathin Crescent
Ireland reports a fatal railroad accident at Hathin Crescent near Lonpos on June 11. Several persons were killed and many injured in the crash. authorities investigate the cause and secure the scene as rescuers assist the wounded.
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Elizabethtown
Kentucky
Lonpos
Commencement Exercises at Chicker ing Institute Held
The annual commencement at Chicker ing Institute occurred this morning in Vine Street Congregational Church. An audience of friends witnessed two and a half hours of music and speeches with diplomas awarded and medals given for excellence. The program featured numerous orations and essays by top students, highlighting the school’s two decades of impact and its graduates attaining high standings in Eastern and Western colleges.
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Chickering Institute
Vine Street Congregational Church
Nembach
Oa, Hills
Central Presbyterian Church
J. Harris Abbott
Iication
J. Henry Haire
Wm. H. McCann
W. John Reid
Charles E. Issa
Mandall Wymond
Walter T
Gettysburg
Hardsley
Cincinnati
Joan H. Ae
Raphael
M. Hopen
Misie
Sansa
Ran
Gisciona
Weincord
Wywond
Mangers
Harris
Isidor Wise
Bisarc Cericceinn
W. N. Venable
Institute
J.harris Abbott
W. H. McCann
Rors
Crego
Lucien. F. Plympton
John Hh.cook
Floyd
New York Bond Movements Reported In Morning Totals
In New York on June 11 the 40 million 520 bonds called for sinking fund showed morning payments of 2.2 million dollars in gold. Specie engagements for tomorrow total about 2.2 million. It is believed shipments may reach around 33 million.
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New York
Wesleyan Alumni Celebrate Twenty Third Anniversary
The Wesleyan Female College alumnae marked their twenty third anniversary with morning literary performances in the college chapel. The event drew many old graduates and later alumni from newer classes, surpassing prior attendance. The program included prayers by Rev. Dr. Bugbee, readings, music, and an annual memoir honoring deceased alumnae.
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Wesleyan Female College
Bugbee
Mayor Announces Independence Day Observation in City
Mayor W. C. Joheston of Cincinnati informs citizens that the city will observe Independence Day on Monday July 5 1875. Washington officials note the common practice of celebrating on the fifth when the Fourth falls on a Sunday and reference a 1870 act about district holidays.
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America
Washington
OG W. C. Joheston
G. W. C. Amatem
Cincinnati
Anniérsar
Colum
Hamilton Fisnt
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