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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1872
Page
1
Gaengerfesters Smashed Train Crash Kills One
A collision about 7 50 A M near Elizabethtown involving the regular St Louis train and an excursion train on the L A and L B B line kills one person and injures several. Engineers John Meek and Walker, and conductor Smith are named. Passengers and crew face hours of delay as wreckage is cleared and an inquest is ordered into the death of the German drummer Zenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Sad Chronicle
1Eeunc, Inc
L. A
and Express
Cay
St. Louis
Elizabethtown
John Meek
Walker
Smith
Germans Are Highly Incensed At the Terrible Death of Their Druammer
Zenter
Americans Ready to Go to Trial in Arbitration Court
New York June 17 Americans prepared for trial as headlines discuss potential adjournment based on latest dispatches from Earl Granville. Count Selopis, president of the Tribunal of Arbitration, did not propose delaying proceedings on Saturday, contrary to prior reports. The British argument summary was not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earl Granville
Count Selopis
Tribuna of Arbitration
Deaths in a French Harbor Scene After Explosion
In a French harbor an explosion caused deaths and injuries among residents. Jane Curiaco, age 15, is mentioned among the wounded as authorities investigate the scene and assess casualties. The report notes bloodshed and the tragic aftermath impacting locals and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
McGregor
Donald
A Decision Which Does Not Suit the Pacts
Brown owners vacant lots on Vi Hill state of nature. Court held land in natural state binds defendant to personal income, but due to being fixed furniture difficult to move, recovery sought. Goodman & Storer for plaintiff Paxton & Matson for defendants. Before Judge OCouriter. Alleged conversion details and defense arguments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Jennings
Oncomes
Ssee
Goodman & Storer
Paxton & Matson
Murderer of Mr. Tyndale Found Causes Uproar
The discovery of the murderer creates a profound sensation, causing great excitement at the time. The case reported from Cmtcaco on June 17 details the rapid public reaction and looming implications for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tyndale
Common Pleas Docket Report Before Judge Cox
Newton Buxton versus Phebe Buxton and others motions to set aside a sale in a mentee heirs suit. The sale occurred for a price slightly above the lien and sale notice. Testimony describes family involvement and advertising details. A new sale could alter parties’ rights if pursued. Also listed are other suits before Judge Burnet including condemnation actions and a proceeding with counsel Blackburn Fitzgerald Follett Hyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Buxton
Phebe Buxton
Buxton
Kincaid
Benee
Meena
Emanuel Pepnidin
Jaden Murdock
R. B. Dodson
Blackburn & Fitzgerald
Follett & Hyman, Contre
Lebanon Toll-Gate Incident Leaves One Wounded
In Lebanon on June 17 a toll-gate keeper was shot by a rough patron. The assailant drew a weapon amid a confrontation, prompting a chaotic scene as bystanders sought to subdue him and secure the toll station. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
The Strikers Rally in New York Factory Walkout
Sun and city dispatches report strikers at Matthiessen and Wiechers factory in New York calling out workers on a Saturday shift. A secret meeting is noted among leaders as bosses and labor tensions rise over capitalists’ conduct. The union plans a grand demonstration on the Fourth of July to advance the labor cause and pressure authorities to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor
Meyer
Movement of invited gentlemen to confer on anti Grant programme
The World notes a conference on the anti Grant programme on the 20th with invited gentlemen. It describes the gathering as a Democratic party effort and comments on Septeniess tn crease asda a large Republican fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic Party
Baez Preparing for Active Moves
In New York on June 17, reports indicate baseball star Baez is gearing up for active moves. Details note potential team changes and strategic shifts pending official announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baez
Train wreck claims avoid exaggeration in early report
The first edition noted a fatal I C and L B R wreck. Officials say the young man was outside the cars and would have survived inside. The train suffered minor injuries and no other person was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C
Seven Ralihead Men Hitled in Train Collision
A construction crew East of town near milepost five suffered about five wounded when their work train collided with a locomotive. The front car was new and is believed to have jumped something during the crash.
Buffalo Railroad Accident Diverts Traffic and Damages Stock
A line of railcars on the Lake Shore and Michigan Central Rail collapsed due to a misplaced switch shortly after two. The fire destroyed two hog cars and one more was damaged, delaying service and prompting investigations into the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac
Airech A
Lake Tiers
Michigan Central Rail
River news item details coal barge accident near Recoon Island
Special dispatch reports Monongatiela river at four feet nine inches with a barge loaded with coal breaking loose from the headwaters area. Carrie Brooks from Wheeling and a St Louis bound steamer are mentioned. A coal barge with three tows and repairs planned for the collier are noted as it departs for St Louis.
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Pirrspura
Carrie Brooks
Wheeling
St. Louis
Lacy
W. H. Brown
BF Rom
Reccoon Island
Higsuak
St Louis
Market Notes Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices Across Cities
Market updates from Milwaukee New York and Chicago show wheat and corn prices fluctuating with dull to weak tones. Barley steady and oats muted while whisky and lard move slowly amid cautious demand. Livestock demand soft as steers hold in the mid hundreds per head and hogs trade modestly higher.
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MiLwavaks
Detroit
She. Oats
Oe B
Milwaukee Cr
St. Lois
Buffalo
Kingston
New York
Riley and Sonal
Italy
Will of Ana Mibes in Stangiter Wpe This Morning
The morning report notes Ana Mibes in Stangiter awaiting probate of a will filed with local authorities. Details on heirs, bequests, and executor are pending further court action.
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Anamibes
Giant Troglodyte Skeleton Found in Sardinian Cave
A久 fragmentary report describes a colossal skeleton unearthed in a Sardinian cavern near Mentone. The skeleton lies in natural crossed-leg pose with two arms near the head, and the skull shows a brick red hue. Large thigh bones measure about eighteen inches, with preserved teeth and jaw, while flint tools and shell ornaments hint at prehistoric craft and grave goods.
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Mentone
Sardinia
Mag
Misery and labor talk in secret union meeting in Loaon
A hidden session in Loaon gathered MPs and union representatives to discuss working conditions for labor and nascent agricultural unions. Canon Girdlestone highlighted cottages unfit for families, poor wages, late hours, and minimal relief from cider and bread. He noted little long term progress after relocating hundreds to the North, blaming isolated movements.
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Loaon
Seceely
Miami Ned
Canon Girdlestone
Verdict in a Seduction Case and Smallpox Reports
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes a jury in the Blakefly vs Welty seduction case failed to reach agreement, then returned a verdict of 3250 for the plaintiff. It reports five new smallpox cases on Saturday, none Sunday, and nine by 3 pm today, all in the infected district except two near St Clair and Water streets. A youth named Collins was accidentally shot in the hand while handling a loaded pistol near the city on Saturday night.
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Times and Chronicle
Darron
Jane
Blakefly
Welty
Katy
Julg
St. Clair Street
Water Street
Collins
Fourth and
Main Street
Nominations of the Democracy Nomination Ballots At Convention
The Hamilton convention on June 17 ballot for clerk and infirmary director. Jervie Hargitt nominated by acclamation for clerk. R Winnedge leads first ballot for infirmary director over Resenlett Carr. Squire Cochran nominated probate judge on the fifth ballot, Dr. W W Caldwell on the third for commissioner, Adolph Schmidt nominated auditor by acclamation. Controversy follows over alleged sale of nominations.
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Times and Chronicle
HaMilton
Gordom and Wilkins
Jervie Hargitt
A R. Winnedge
Resenlett Carr
Squire Cochran
W. W. Caldwell
Adolph Schmidt
Louis Bonaparte Delacourt
Schmidt
Jacob Troutman
Meeting of the Christian Publishing Association in Troy
The Christian Publishing Association holds its next biennial meeting in Troy Ohio starting tomorrow at 10 A M. Delegates and stockholders from across the United States gather to elect twelve trustees and an editor or editors for several periodicals including Herald of Gospel Liberty and Sunday-School Herald. Ministers and laymen arrive amid high interest in the gathering.
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Times and Chronicle
Troy
Christian Publishing Association
Disciples
Campbellites
United States
Herald of Gospel Liberty
Christan Pulpit
Old Eastern NY Leader Dies at 88 Amid Trials
Count Preack and Prime Minister Vouon Heg nenberg Dax figure in a broad set of events as trials approach. We learn of a Nashville to Nasbille train accident with multiple injuries and a separate fatal fall from a third story window in St Louis. A funeral car procession followed as further injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Preack” Vouon Hegnenberg
Dax
Comin
Wma McCrecken
Estern
New York
Ane
Peter
St. Louis
Torsrany
Durage
Depths of air and the imagined upper ether
From All the Year Round discusses air depth, arguing the atmosphere extends beyond the known 30 miles. It cites a proposed lighter ether above the sky, explaining how such a layer could explain celestial phenomena and its instability affecting weather and observations.
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Blot
New York Meeting Report and Contagion Notes
Fragmentary New York story notes a June meeting with Bonan Panix and Robber Pacific Mail, references to London Council actions, a proposal to adopt a new flag, smallpox contagion at Sing Sing, and mentions Senators Carl Schurz and Carpenter visiting the city.
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Ti Meeting
Bonan
Panix
Pacific Mail
Lawea
New York
London Council
London
Sing Sing
Carl Schurz Carpenter
City
Goan Bic Bache Cased Ole Rati Felsen Cages Salted
Unclear OCR text mentions Goan Bic Bache Cased and Ole Rati Felsen with phrases about cages salted and Europe. Mentions Y M C A and BeCad Raed songs but lacks coherent event or details. Summary limited by fragmented source.
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Europe
Democrats Convene in Franklin County to Nominate Delegates
Special dispatch from Columbus June 17 reports the Franklin County Democrats assembling to nominate delegates to Cleveland. Delegates were chosen and a resolution backed by Baber and John A. Thompson, endorsing Greeley and Brown, was adopted amid protests. Judge Green, the current Common Pleas Judge, was endorsed for Supreme Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
CoLumbts
Cleveland
Raval
Baber
John A. Thompson
Greeley
Brown
Judge Green
Bank Robbery in Pittsburg Claims $23000 Bonds
Special Dispatch reports a bold Friday robbery at the Dollar Savings Bank in Birmingham. Two men distracted officers while an accomplice looted the safe of bonds valued at $23,000 belonging to the Mount Oliver Incline Plane Company and the Pittsburg and Ormsby Street Railway Company. No clues found. loss discovered Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Pirresurs
Dollar Savings Bank
Birmingham
Mount Oliver Incline Plane Company
Pittsburg and Ormsby Street Railway Company
Arrest of Baum in Hatchet Attack on Reverend Thompson
The young man Baum, believed to have struck Reverend J. J. Thompson with a hatchet, has been arrested and confined at the Ninth-street Station House. He was found on Plum Street near Fourth with the weapon still in hand. The article notes Thompson’s unblemished reputation and urges restraint until all facts are fully stated.
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Baum
J. J. Thompson
Ninth-street
Plum Street
Fourth
Thompson
Crop Reports from Western States
Western states crop_reports bulletin dated June 17 from St. Louis notes soil moisture levels and early yields. Reports highlight corn and wheat conditions, with regional variances and forecasts based on recent rainfall and heat.
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St. Loum
The Attempts to Smoke Schurz Out. Wew Yous, June 17.
The brief notes a June 17 item concerning Schurz and a group called Leese off-Fae with nine views across eight viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurz
Leese
Fae
Conductor Defends Train Stop Allegations
W W Wents of the L C and L read denies claims of mistreatment of Ex Commissioner Simms. He says the train did not stop twenty minutes for greensburg refreshments and no one knew of any incident. No friction occurred between them and Simms. Simms lacked a ticket and offered no explanation. No inquiry was made about a watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wents
Simms
Mr. Wentz
Bent to the Workhouse in April Shoplifting Case
Kate Farrey Kate O Donohue and Ann McDermott pleaded guilty to shoplifting at Johnsons dry goods store in April. Judge Avery sentenced them to fifteen days ninety days and six months with costs respectively. Also court notes Ex Detective Keaney case continued to the 19th inst with bail set. a white girl Mary Johnson reportedly taken from Pickett's den sent to Home of the Friendless. death of Joan M Rogers Esq Chamber of Commerce member announced. funeral from Cathedral at 9 AM tomorrow.
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Kate Farrey
Kate O'Donohue
Ann McDermott
Johnson
Avery
Keaney
Mary Johnson
Pickett
Judge Straub
Joan M. Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
Rowland
The Big Jubilee Drum and Its Makers
The Boston Herald describes a massive musical drum described as elephantine in scale. The shell is in three sections of rock maple with olive branch designs. beneath the carvings are flags from various nations. Mr N J Baldwin of Gilmore's Band faces the demanding task of completing the instrument to satisfy large crowds during Jubilee days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Baldwin
Gilmore
Boston Herald
Scotch Churchman Norman McLeod Dies After June 17
Rev. Norman McLeod, leader of the Scottish Church, died Saturday, marking the loss of a prominent cleric. His death follows memorials and tributes highlighting his long service and influence within the church community.
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Lowboy
Norman McLeod
Train disaster and man killed near Water Street Cleveland
A jury recounting a misdated event at the Academy of Music ended with a large crowd. A man named Chan ran over instantly by an engine near Water Street this morning. A man named ONeil was killed near the House of Correction.
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Cleveland
Goem
Alters
Tthe Academy of Music
Chan
Rann
Water Street
O'Neil
House of Correction
Sugar Beets and Prospects for Domestic Cultivation
The article discusses sugar beet culture as a growing agricultural prospect for the country. It notes France's earlier success and contrasts beet sugar with prior wheat yields, suggesting climate and soil could allow earlier germination and faster growth, signaling potential growth of sugar beet farming and related industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Europe
Boston Peace Jubilee Opens Amid Weathered Festivities
Boston on June 17 reports the opening of the International Peace Jubilee. Bands formed at five, crowds gathered along the waterfront, cannons fired, and rehearsal sessions continued as the day’s celebration began under favorable yet windy weather.
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Boston
Ehares
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