Notable Docket of Late 19th Century News Items
Ephraim McMurtire named Pension Agent at St. Paul. Cholera infantum ravages Louisville children. Kelley patent for iron production extended. Wm Russell residence in Fort Wayne destroyed by fire. Ex-Treasury clerk T Cunningham dies at 71. French Minister Rangabe gains three months’ leave to visit disputed capital. Springfield murder suspect allegedly arrested in Philadelphia. Judge John Collett of Lima runs for Governor with Northwestern county backing. Dr. Medlicott faces trial in Lawrence for poisoning Rath’s wife. Pope’s Jubilee celebrated with processions. major parades tomorrow. Toombs urged before Southern Committee by Job Stevenson. Rev John Keys appointed agent for Kentucky by the American Colonization Society. Cotton crop fears linked to speculators per Agriculture Department. Royal Arch Masons back General Grand Chapter allegiance in Burlington. Ninth National Bank note circulating with distinctive engraving. President’s Pacific trip to feature special car and two companions. Young woman injured in Howard County, Illinois accident. Internal revenue receipts near 139 million, up 16 percent. Lady Vandal wins Newark races. Lilly Harness and others win purses. Questioned cancellation machine report likely from patentee. Admiral Rodgers’ Asiatic squadron skirmish with Coreans near China coast. German army triumph in Berlin. William III statue inauguration and Emperor’s speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Russell
Fort Wayne
Indiana
T. Cunningham
Treasury
Washington
Rangabe
Hetzler
Springfield
Ohio
Philadelphia
Sect
John Collett
Lima
Medlicott
Lawrence
Kansas
Rath
Job E. Stevenson
Southern Committee
Irble Toombs
John Keys
D. D
United States
Liberia
Springfeld
American Colonization Society For
Kentucky
Agricultural Department
Grand Chapter of
Royal Archiseons
Burlington
Grand Chapter
United Batts
Ninth National Bank of New York
Pacific
Reed
Vallandigham Dies During Trial Proceedings
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Lebanon reports Mr Vallandigham sinking rapidly until his death at ten. A court adjourned until Monday this morning. His remains to be taken to Dayton this afternoon with his associate counsel and friends. The death may alter the trial’s future course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times and Chronicle
Lebanon
Vallandigham
Revenue Commissioner's Suggestions and Pacific Trip
Revenue collections near 139 000 000 for the year and a projection to about 1 by month’s end. Grant's Pacific Trip to south with report due soon. Postoffice defalcations case notes bondsmen not in custody and no further action yet. British Minister Thornton to sail for London on the 24th amid rumors of a new diplomatic posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Postoffice
Lst
Delano Esti
Sir Edward Thornton
New York
London
An Sy Attesa
Alfred Pogo de Wash
The Russian Prince to Visit Petersburg in October
The Russian Prince Alexis and his cortege will depart Petersburg next and arrive in the latter part of October. A Russian corvette is lying in the harbor of New York. Senator Carpenter denies being employed by the New York Central Railroad and testifies before the Commissioner of Internal Revenue about a statute application in a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis
Petersburg
New York
Carpenter
the Tribune
New York Central Railroad
Tampico Insurgents Shutdown Exit as City Falls
From City or Mexico June 7 to 11 reports show rebels at Tampico denying families passage. General Roche pressed action after a 24 hour truce. fighting began June 11 at 4 am with Tampico stormed, insurgents wounded or defeated and federal forces reported safe. Yellow fever looms at Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crry
Mexico
Tampico
Roc
City
Roche
Vera Cruz
Death of Mr Vallandighams Brother in Law
Baltimore reports the death of Hon John V L McMahon a leading Maryland lawyer on Thursday June 17. The line recalls his prominence and family connection to Vallandigham as part of a terse obituary note from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vallandigham
Baltimore
John V. L. McMahon
Maryland
Ku Klux Demonstrations Reported in Rutherford County
A Rutherford County incident described as a Ku Klux demonstration occurred late Sunday night near Ra leigh North Carolina. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a clash with authorities and potential legal action following the event. Local officials and the Lagilatane were referenced in uncertain terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratan
Rutherford County
Whipp
Justice
Stolen Securities Report From Gosaxs Storehouse
June 17 report cites theft of securities from a Gosaxs storehouse. Names likely include Montgomery and Erie. details are fragmentary with missing context and unclear entities. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosaxs
Montgomery
Erie
Additional River News Dispatches on Monongahela and Ohio
Special Dispatch reports the Monongahela falling to 29 inches in Rowley channel with no arrivals or departures except slack water packets. Louisvile shows river falling to 2 feet 5 inches on falls and 4 feet in canal, cloudy with 82 F. A heavy rain hit this morning. Champion adds freight and passengers while Virginia sits idle due to low water. Port lists include Champion Cincinnati to St Louis, Blue Wing Kentucky River, Rover to Cincinnati with five barges iron ore, Leclaire to Tennessee River tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Thief and Chronicle
PrttsanRo
Monongahela
Rowley
Louisvile
Champion
Virginia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Blue Wing
Kentucky River
Rover
Leclaire
Tentessee River
Oil Market Dull As Prices Hold In New York
Special Dispatch notes a weak New York market with little activity. Crude remains about 25c per dozen, buyer’s option. Cleveland reports quiet trading with prices around 80 cents per barrel for refined product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
New York
Mat Cleveland
Livestock Market Report Indicates Steady Through Week
Market notes show Berry Catrix and other cattle consignments selling briskly with 1,000 head today and 7,000 for the week. Texas steers bring 12 13c, prime Hamoa sires reach 13c, lambs scarce yet desired, and hogs around 5 to 6 cents. Overall, demand remains firm though prices ease slightly as the run widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ohio
Indiana
Asia
Sic
Burrago Market Summary Sees Active Trade and Broad Price Moves
Burrago June 16 The market closed active with heavy receipts of about 4100 car loads in 24 hours, 494 cars more than last week and 534 more than the week before. Missouri steers 1150 to 1489 pounds bring 6 121 6 50 per head, 48 head at 1240 pounds average 7600 per head. Ohio cattle 1123 to 1490 pounds 26 00 6 374, 600 650. Kentucky sheep 104 head at 50 00, 6 Kentucky lambs 62 pounds at 850, 557 Ohio sheep 81 10 92 per pound at 530 535. Hock market dull unchanged.
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Missouri
Burer
Kentucky
Ohio
Textile market steady with rising staple prices
New York reports a fair inquiry for staple fabrics suitable for the season, with prices firm for cotton and woolen goods. Increases appear for several brands including Amoskeag sheetings, Continental, Broadway, Indiana, Lyman, Pepperell, and Wachusett, while overall market remains not very active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoskeag
Continental C
Broadway
Indiana
Lyman
Massachusetts
Pepperell
Wachusett
Laconia
Brown
Massachusette
Naum
Wool and textile prices rise threaten fabric costs
The item notes wholesale price increases in wool and fabrics, with bleached muslins and carpets up to per yard and CPS brands like 42 and 46 inch. It predicts further advances in a week or two due to wool price rises, affecting finished goods and collars in markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phageae
Marta
Vallandigham Shot in Ohio Trial Correspondent Report
Correspondent describes the evening shooting of Clement Vallandigham in Lebanon Ohio. He explains the mistaken drawing of a loaded pistol during a consultation, the severe wound, and the rapid medical response as doctors assess the case and the patient and son Charles Vallandigham arrive.
Court Bulletin summarizes multi-case actions before Superior Court
Judge Storer presides over Daris Thielkeld At va George Ty Waood et al vs defendants seeking 810,000 damages for alleged careless driving. partnership debts and notes feature regarding payment by a co owner. one verdict denied. city not liable for city contract issues. sealed verdict planned. lawyers listed for parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daris
Thielkeld
George Ty Waood
Pisintids
Neder
Uae
Steve Tathe
Plain- Siti
Steahen & Johnson
Conta
Eral
Ren Dred
Adam Meyérys
N. Wirthlin & Co
Pia No Ibe
Doula Pisiati
Jorda Ee Aun
Vntns
Me Bez Ves
Hagan _ Leongid
O'Mara
Hagana
Onder
Thanover & Demar Fur
Will
al Boa
Eo Johns
Court records reveal burglary and attempted murder charges
The defendants, including a woman aged about twenty, are remanded after alleged burglary at David Agnew's residence on the night of March last. Prosecution contends stolen clothing and jewelry were taken while weapons were reportedly discharged. defense cites mental health concerns and requests further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Delia’ Dolan
Nealon
David Agnew
Callahan
Phas
Heliver
Thomas Kéean
Abeddant
Kreean
Fragmentary 19th Century Page Snippet About Local Notices
Fragmented OCR shows scattered phrases including names like Hamilton and Mariscos, references to a magistrate and Italian links, and mentions of dates or places that are mostly unreadable. The readable content suggests a local notice page with scattered proper nouns but no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Death of Vallandigham Casts Gloom on Lebanon Village
Special dispatch reports widespread sorrow in Lebanon Ohio over the death of the martyred Lincoln opponent Vallandigham. His last hours were eased by opiates, friends arrived in time to be recognized, others came too late. Vallandigham’s remains will be sent to Dayton tonight to await Mrs Vallandigham’s return from Maryland after her brother's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Lebanon
Jane
Ilon
C.L. Vallandig
O'Click
Enagin
Lincoln
Vallandigham
Dayton
Maryland
Strife for Political Supremacy in France
Paris reports a self created Electoral Committee of Journalista uniting eighteen newspapers in a pro monarchist push while Republican organs oppose them. Insurrectionary posters surface in Paris and a new International Society manifesto denounces past arson as part of a broader struggle against despotism.
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Paris
Fighteen
Journalista
Loxvow
International Society
Malon
Fridon
Tartigue
Tolaine
Rochaland
Dalert
Society
Democrata
Fuidberbe
Republican
Assembly
Department of
Somnea
Bayrot
Varaud
Charles Abbat
Aveod
Department of the Loire
Vervailles
Lega Part
Power of the Pope's Jubilee Demonstration Fails
In Leurmela a demonstration labeled the power of the Pope's Jubilee collapsed as a complete failure. Nova Scotia reports Miss Annie Swan has married Mr Bates Lorillard. The American yacht Enchantress is at Southampton and eight crew members are under arrest for mutiny with one jailed for stabbing an officer.
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Lowbox
Leurmela Pomemecay
Loxvox
Annie Swan
Bates
Lorillard
Enchantress
Southampton
Fied End
Turkish Government Refuses Greek Ambassador Nominee
The Turkish government refuses to receive Tricoupa as ambassador of Greece due to his role as foreign minister during the Cretan insurrection. The Greek government has forwarded his recall through its envoy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ativers
Tricoupa
Greece
Kaganbe
Washington
Weston Finishes 400 Mile Walk In Five Days
New York June 17 Weston completed a remarkable feat walking 400 miles in five days arriving at 11 47 and 18 minutes to spare. He averaged about one mile every 11 minutes and 7 seconds with little fatigue shown. The day also saw the Calabria steamship arrive from Liverpool and a brief note on the New York Bank Statement covering the week’s movements including tender circulation and bank activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weston
Calabria
Liverpool
Mesera
George P. Rowell & Co
New York City
United Beales
Dominion of Canada
Nevada
South
New
Pennsylvania
Illinoia
California
Delaware
Kansas
Vermont
Virginia
Mississippi
Arkansas
Nebraska
Oregon Island
South Carolina
Florida
Maine
New York State
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Florida Area
Texas
Ite
Ehigean
Nihe
Alabama
Carolina
West Virginia
Ifornia
Insets
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Menara
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Canada
Territories
Philadelphia
Boston
Kavens
Medical Profession
Germany
France
Scandinavia
Italy
United States
Grain and provisions report from Detroit and June markets
June market notes show heavy provisions with pork around 1437 dollars quoted for June and July, lard cash at 91 cents, whisky steady, flour dull and wheat steady. Detroit reports dull wheat, corn at 64 cents for boat lots and 44 cents for car lots, oats at 58 to 60 cents, with freight unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cornie Jim
Conan
Cincinnati horticultural society meeting on fruit and trees
A fragmentary report describes the Cincinnati horticultural society discussing fruit crops and tree training. It mentions affectations on arbours and trees, pruning practices, and damage from storms, with notes on losses and uneven recovery during the season.
Display of Dutch Cherries and Fruit Varieties in 19th Century Auction
Dutch display features numerous cherry varieties including Sunset Rowe and Morelle niglisti, with currants like Red Astreefan and Franconia and several strawberries. The catalog names growers such as D. Vincent and M. Warner-Ives, noting colors, forms, and late season fruit quality in a committee report on horticultural display and breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barly May
Mr. Henh
Karly Tee Menden
Musecas
C. Parecti
T. Quart
Vincent
Franconia
Draxyler
la Knight
Leen
M. Warner
Ives
Secting of enforce mnt of Ohio game laws held
A meeting at Sayler and Sayler's office chaired by Milton Sayler with Samuel C. West as secretary formed a committee on Constitution and By Laws and a nominating committee for officers. Adjournment set for Saturday at 2 pm. An alarm of fire reported from Freeman and Everett streets yielded few details. Early rose potatoes from Newtown arrive and promise market abundance soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sayler & Sayler Ubis
Wotion
Ion
Milton Sayler
Samuel C. West
Phpa
A. Liockn
John, Ag , Wade
Willian
Hudson
Due ‘Chien
Tien Bok
Yorks
Cru Vere
Young
Rep
K. Robinson
John B. Cleveland
Len
AL Harris
H. “Smith
Capt
Jamies Irwin
George ¥ Atkinson
David Loring
F. M
Jonah Merritt
Newtown
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Ephraim McMurtire
St. Paul
Louisville
Commissioner of Patents
Kelly
Physio-Medical Association of Inpo Mead
Millard Fillmore
Erie County
N. Y
Cowan
Howard County
Ill
Delano
Les
John
Lady Vandal
D. J. Crouse
Newark
Lilly Harness
Internal Revenue Office
Rodgers
China
Feet
Berlin
Frederick William III
Prumian Guards
Minnesota
Iowa
Revenue Commissioner
the National Financial History
Wasancorton
Grant
E. C. Banfield
Treasids
Gibson
Financial History
Sosiores Sask
Georgia Affairs
Sapimiwenthy Pioumup
Saeko
Georgpa
Srogres
Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf
Smith
New Mester
Senator Carpenter
Eee
Allaita
Jaliscos
Aan Hanboas
Raleigh, N.C
Goshen
Additional River News
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Burrago
Lebanon House
Counsel of Defense
Thomas McKiehan
Temple
A. G. McBurney
Myers
Lebaron
Dawson
Oureau
Gareons
Charles
Clement
Wangs
Court Bulletin
Superior Court
Storer
Hamilton
Mariscos
P. Mn
Europe
Anglan Be
Telegraph
Local Matters
Cincinnati-Morticultural Society
Eckess Wes
Clan
Seeeatees
Ines
Eric
Lax Satgatay
Hartéird
Fisies
C. Farnell
T Wo Mammitt Carrant
J. W. Hammitt
C. Parnell
Jens A. Wantion
Jor Brokers
Allen
Wilson
Peetiam
Freeman
Everett Streets
Lowing
Thie- Our
the Press
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Central
Madison County
Tin Mountain
Craie
Donald—Frhguson
Odin
Rev. J. Ct
Frances
Ana Ancatiar Ak . Ferguson
Wambutta Uslin
Lonsdale
Medical
Helmbold
Helmbold’s Fluid
Helmbold’s
Lisbon
NEW Life
Wilson Bros
Washington Street
Chicago
Stors
Troy
N.Y
Pike's Opera-House
BKK
Jackson
Aimee As
LA Grande Duchesse
Proscenium
Boren
Lis Lies
Siley Ak Girrebeuk
Fiorellz
Peeson
Fragolette -Palmecappa
Pete
Fio
Mtoe
BO Centa
Leidensticker’s. Orchestra
Masonic. Fraternity of
O. F
Tursiuay
Ordhge Grove
Lakers
Meubers
B. Thow Bei
Betty
Chas
H. May
Wiskey
PD. A
Orange Grove
Warwiod
Cain
Espy, Heidelbach & Co., Bank of Discount and Deposit
Bali
Rome
Fspy, Heidelbach, &. CO
Aving
Ol Arid
Times
A&e
Cincinnati Chronicle Company
Ordeer
Rewlind Lawber Co
Gans
Brighi
H. T. Helmbold
Crystal Palace
Tenth Street
Buchu
A. E
F. B. Burkmardt
Main Street
Saleb—Carriages &c
Rockaway
Phanatreet
Omniacs
Ranning
Clase
P.O
Gale Ice
Livi Kroms
Hou Joung
Thleether
Callittaburg
Pee Pata
Tiael
Pike
W. BR. Williamson
Bene
Dimmer
As. Y. R
Fourth Street
Batiste
Bec Cirewlar
FAC
Abted—Partner—In the
Ersi News, Store In Good
Glendale
M. RA _& Bho
Wet End
Cinci
Cahill
J. F. Casbell
Greces
Clastanal
Boos Ware
Elias Fei
Lancaster Woolen Factors
Ancaster
Deionhart &O
Laurel, Ind
Sycamore
Indelphis
West Froat Street
Aleve
River Street
Baymiller
A & Senlig
Ben
Werner
Grai-clam
Willams
D. Dane
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