Alleged Rapist Arrested and Appointments Sought
New Ansaxy reporter notes George Day watchman of N. J. Bigsey was arrested after attempting to rape Fannie Tucker last November and was shot escaping. He awaits a requisition to be brought here. Samuel Houston resigns as Supervising Inspector of Setamboats for Louisville District, prompting friends of Capt. Samuel Montgomery to urge presidential appointment. Friends of Capt. Reynolds press for Local Board vacancy.
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Times and Chronicle
New Ansaxy
George Day
N. J
Capt. Reynolds
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home Board Elects Secretary
Xenia Ohio June 12 The Board of Directors met yesterday Col Armstrong resigned as Secretary Col BR Findley of the Xenia Gazette elected his successor Plans from several contractors were submitted but no action due to absence of the architect Another Adair law trial is underway in the Superior Court Mrs John Hosier of Fairfield sues Bow and Sennett for 3000 damages for alleged liquor selling to her husband.
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Times and Chronicls
Xenia, O
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Col. Armstrong
BR. P. Findley
Xenia
John Hosier
Fairfield
Bow & Sennett
Certificates Filed for Local Companies in Belmont and Belmont County
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Columbus on June 12 reports that the Marietta Machinery and Car Works with 70000 dollars capital and the Barnesville and Hendrysburg Turnpike Company with 56000 dollars capital were filed today.
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Times and Chronicle
Coumbus
Marietta
Barnesville
Hendrysburg
Belmont County
Times
Newae Roe
Poldephis
AE S Titechnie
Tequet Cogs
Parvamsing Coe Pecees
Bible in the Schools Sparks Prison Reform Debate
The report claims public school children may be forced to read the Bible, while German bakers strike for fourteen hours work. It also details alleged harsh punishments in an institution and religious intolerance by keepers. It mentions Cuban workers, General Ryan, and three expeditions bound for Cuba aboard ships including the Fannie.
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New York
Julius Dann
Wti
Railroad Projects and Civic Fraternities Across the Nation
A broad notice lists Masons Odd Fellows and others with a military company as part of a regional display. It notes a railway line from Sioux City to Yankton sixty five miles due for completion by November 1. Port au Prince advices claim damages after a government dispute near St Merc and the native government. A Montreal railroad segment faced washouts and the fifth annual session of the American Railway Master Mechanical Association began in Boston with boilers and materials the focus.
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Cal Rect Popu- Masons
Odd Fellows, Sons of Honor
Sioux City
Yankton
Port-au-Prince
Our Bea
St. Merc
American Railway Master Mechanical Association
Bastoa Yes
H. M Britton
Cin
Sensational gossip centers on local woman miss Chumley
Yesterday’s sensational report has sparked heated discussion across circles familiar with the named lady. Reports claim a fellow townswoman, linked to a fatal Spencer House shooting years ago, may be the source. Miss Chumley is said to be at her parents’ home and has not left the area, with friends distressed by the publication.
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Spencer House
Mom]ory
Chumley
Divorce action notes extreme cruelty and misconduct
Application for divorce in the case of William T. Tillinghast versus Hannah B. Tillinghast outlines extreme cruelty and alleged misconduct. The court considered amended petitions, service by publication, and a six month workhouse sentence for the defendant after a battery incident.
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T. Tillinghast
Hannah B. Tillinghast
Intif
den Ee
Tuffs House
J. C. Healy
Indiana Democratic Convention Chooses Hendricks and Williams
In Indianapolis on June 12 the State Democratic Convention met at the Academy of Music with large attendance. J. R. Coffroth was elected permanent chairman while committees formed and debates over electors-at-large persisted. Thomas A. Hendricks accepted the nomination for governor amid strong support, and John S. Williams won the congress at large spot after a heated ballot. the party also reorganized its state central committee and announced Baltimore delegates.
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Times and Chronicle
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Yorithe
Boize
Baltimore
Game Bowles
Greeley
Benator Sehars
Indiaana Poulis, Inc
The
of Music
Oseen
Alvord
Central Committee
Cebahingady
Hseen
Coffroth
Porinening Seale
Pat
Indianapolis
Academy of Music
John RB. Coffroth
Tippecanoe
J.E. McDonald
Fle
Lowrey
Allen
H. W. Harrington
Dobbins
Martin County
Thomas A. Henricks
Indiana
Kerr
W. C. Depauw
Floyd County
Thomas A. Hendricks
Greeles
South
Geo
Grant
Indiana Talleyrand
Manson
John S. Williams
Congreetman
Julian
Williams
Cobb
van Long
Harrow
Democratic State Central Committee
Brown
Festive Louis gathering for Baengerfest parade in town
A large influx of visitors arrives for the Baengerfest celebration in Louis. Provisions are underway, with a grand procession forming featuring about a hundred singing societies, civic groups, militia, and bands. Decorations rise across streets, arches span routes, and Herr Abt leads the Thursday concert at Turner Hall.
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Tifa
Elkhorn
Ind
Booneville
Iron
Sumner
Germana Awe He Mot
Turner Hall
Edward Wuerpel
Herr Abt
March of the Revolutionists Reported at Matamoros
A June 11 dispatch via New Orleans says Col. Revult held Monterey after defeat of Gen. Cerelios and planned to regroup with about a hundred men. General Ceballos has set up quarters at Ca and repulsed several frontier moves, with a Vera Cruz steamer bringing reinforcements to bolster defenses. Confidence grows in restoring order amid revolutionary attempts.
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Matamoras
New Orleans
Sxivaoraner
Col
Revult
Monterey
Cerelios
Matalla
Eral Ceballos
Vera Cruz
Depredations by Pinal Apaches Near Camp Critten den Arizona
Washington June 12 Advices from Captain Smith Twenty third Infantry Camp Critten den Arizona report on 26 April several depredations. A Mexican was killed and rancher Whitman and his wife wounded. Depredations are believed by Pinal Apaches. River news from Ohio and Pennsylvania reports river rises, towboats, and coal barges incidents with several vessels damaged or sunk and a drowning near Brownsville.
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Washington
Smith
Twenty-third Infantry
Camp Crittenden
Arizona
Whitman
Fragmentary claim of family crime in bed scene reported
The text alleges Bee Taare Lynch discovered a field in bed with his sister and that he stabbed him in bed. Mrs. Lynch denies criminal intimacy, but says the Sheriff was present for business related to her husband, who had left the city to avoid prosecution for an offense.
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New York Sun
Augustus Brown
Lewis Street
Division Street
Bowery Theatre
Attercouple
Brown
Ridge Street
Mr. Brown
Eves Avon
Wales
Bee Taare Lynch
Field
Sydney
Auckland
Turnball
New Hebrides Islands
Paradise
Ted
Dana
South Bea
Market Report Notes from June Trade Ledger
An old market section reports prices for corn oats and mixed feed with dull tones and unchanged values. Entries include references to June days and numerical figures such as 202 and 182 for different commodities. The text reflects a constrained ledger style with abbreviated notes and inconsistent spelling.
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Ieee
Dernor
Second Ballot Turmoil Tops State Nominations
At June 12 assembly Kerr and Harrow fought for Congressman at Large with Liberal Republican Harrow pressing a protest over Kerr’s supporters. Kate was selected. Eddy was named for the same post on the second ballot. Shoemaker and Stoll contested Auditor, with Stoll chosen amid wild excitement. James B. Ryan nominated for State Treasurer by acclamation. No platform reported. Delegates leave town after a heated day.
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Tmes
Chronicle
Inpiamarows
Kerr
Harrow
Alien County
Kate
M. Eddy
John A. Shoemaker
John B. Stoll
Stoll
James B. Ryan
Voxrbees
Coal shipments report from Pittsburg dispatch
Summary of current coal shipments shows Cincinnati with 27 steamers, 271 barges, and 2,295,000 bushels. Madison 5 steamers, 12 barges, 132,000 bushels. Louisville 22 steamers, 208 barges, 2,410,600 bushels. St. Louis 1 steamer, 10 barges, 128,000 bushels. Grand total 52 steamers, 501 barges, 5,568,690 bushels. Additional steamers expected to sail soon.
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Times
Primserve
Cincinnati
Madison
Louisville
St. Louis
Grand
Expulsion of Jesuits Considered by German Council
A bill is drafted in the Federal Council to expel all Jesuits from Germany, including native members. The proposal indicates a broad action against the religious order within the country.
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Federal Council
Germany
Paris Assembly Criticizes Thiers Over Army Bill Remarks
Dissent grows as Thiers faces sharp opposition from deputies across parties after Monday's debate. Radical deputy Ran dot accuses Thiers of Napoleonic arrogance, drawing open displeasure in the chamber yesterday.
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Paris
Thiers
Randot
Napoleon
Seventh District Democrats Rally for New Deal Platform
In Lews Mass on June 12 the Seventh District Democrats gathered for the New Deal Convention. Delegates supported a Cincinnati platform and passed a resolution urging adoption of that platform in the party's policy lineup. The event highlighted calls for broader economic reform and aligned with national Democratic initiatives.
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Lews
Mass
Selah
Lavell Deere
Ates
Belinea
Cincinnati
Ciniell
Bond Offers Reported in New York on June 13
On June 13 in New York eleven bond offers were submitted totaling about $2,021,750 at prices ranging from 113 87-100 to 114 36-100. The targeted purchase amount was $2,000,000, with $47,850 actually purchased at 113 87-100.
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New York
Young Mens Christian Association Convenes In Lowell Mass
The seventeenth international convention of Young Men's Christian Associations met in Lowell Massachusetts June 12 and formed a temporary organization with H. Alterman of Cleveland Ohio chosen as chairman. Committees were appointed and attendance was light.
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National Convention of
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sewell, Mass
Lowelb
Mass
International Convention of
Young Men’s Christian Associations
H. Alerman
Cleveland
Ohio
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