Violent anticlerical rioting mars Brussels Pius Jubilee
A sweeping report summarizes anti Papal demonstrations interrupting Pius IX jubilee in Brussels. It notes related European political unrest and various diplomatic moves, including Jules Ferry to Washington. Also mentioned are Paris fatalities, government bids, and police actions across nations.
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Pius IX
Brussels
Enchantress
Southcrapton
Matiny
Dustin
Dayton
Lterary
Xenia
Montague Bernard
Joint High Comptinion
Keglieh Privy Council
Tite
Paris
Versaillists
Mc Jarrahan
Maryland
Rome
Vatican
Delegates Arrive as Ohio Convention Looms
First edition dispatch notes Republican State Convention delegates arriving in Lima. Citizens asked to host delegates as hotels fill. Vallandigham death sparks factional debate, McCook doubts departure platform. Incorporation filings reveal major local companies and a three million dollar railroad venture through Allen Was h Wert and Mercer counties toward the Indiana border.
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Chronicle
Commans
Executive Committee
Vallandigham
McCook
Mechanics’ Loan Company
Wellsville
Lima Gaslight Co
Lima, Lafayette and Mississippi Railroad Company
Lima
Allen
Wast Wert
Mercer Counties
Ohio
Indiana
Black Creek Township
Mercer County
Grand Day of Rejoicings in Berlin After Victory
Europe reports a grand day of rejoicing in the German capital with dinners and dancing, a palace opera, and a formal royal procession. The Emperor and Empress appeared to silence, a diamond tiara adorned Crown Princess, and a dramatic program concluded by a horseback reappearance. Today churches hold thanksgiving services and the National Prayer is read in the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diplomatic Corps
Fraulein
Frederic William II
Rudenburg
Eckert
False Charges of Smuggling by Southern Claims Commission
New York reports false accusations of smuggling tied to the Southern Claims Commission. Correspondence from June 19 notes delays, inquiries, and anticipated decisions about claims, with broader implications for government restitution and individual cases across Plattsburg and New York.
Female College Commencement in Xenia Ohio
The Xenia Female College held a commencement eve event in Trinity M. E. Church with a large crowd. Dustin will deliver the annual address before the Luchnaphian and Excel sior Societies tomorrow, and the graduates’ exercises occur Wednesday with alumni meeting. Two Cincinnati boys, Thomas Woods and Charles Charlton, are jailed on charges of stealing $20 from Ambubl Fisher’s till.
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Times and Chronicle
Xenia, O
Her. C. A. Vananda
Gothe Xenia Female College
Trinity
Milwaukee heavy damage from lightning at factory
Anoka area report recalls a Friday lightning strike causing heavy damage to Cutler's large saw mill and tub factory. Details are scarce, but the incident is dated June 19 and involves significant structural impact at the facility.
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Wat Kee
Cutler
Anoka. D
Lone
Terrible Affray Between Whites and Blacks in Albany
A violent clash occurred near Black Hollow, a mile back Greenbush, at 2 o clock in the morning between three white men and several Black individuals. A white man named Donnelly was stabbed repeatedly, suffering severe abdominal and shoulder wounds and dying from the injuries. another white man was cut across the body, and a third sustained multiple flesh wounds. A pistol and knives were used amid the struggle.
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Albany
River Traffic Resumes as Lock No 2 Opens for Business
Prorestin reports the Monongahela near stationary with thirty inches in Rawley’s channel while Lock No 2 opens for business this morning. Browerville boats have resumed through trips as weather remains cloudy with possible rain. Lovamville notes a river rise of one inch and the falls at 2 feet 6 inches, canal 4 feet 6 inches. Glencoe from New Orleans brings 500 bris es and 25 casks of meats.
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Times and Chronicle
Prorestin
Monongahela
Rawley
Browzsville
Lovamville
Glencoe
New Orleans
Palestine
Harmer
Evanaville
Cincinnati
Aboona
Louis
Cingineau
St Louis
Election of Delegates Saturday in Republican State Convocation
Election results from Columbus for the Republican State Convention delegates by ward. Listings include ward nominees, alternates, and leading figures such as W. Pitagerald, Col. Robert Harlan, J. W. Sam Wade, Louis Autenheimer, S. W. Sielasu, A. M. Moss, M. Warth, and Dr. W. F. Tibitals, with multiple wards detailing full slates and alternates across the city.
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Columbus
Robert’ Harlan
J. W. Sam
Wade
Louis Autenheimer
John Othe
Ree Brand
Sam
Ese
F. Kallenduri
Ade
W.H. Brickel
Taos
Tay
Ternates
Ware
Lewis Verte Soa
Hun
Ry Kigaler
Morris Fucar
Jone Tastwens
Asat Teentyesnond Warils van
Clifton
Avondal
Chas
C. Reakirt
Noyes
Cummineville
John C.C. Beuckman
Meee
Rai ‘Riggs
Comte Ead
Gree
Ei Davis
Aiid Calacabia
Spencer Nd Anderson
I. W. Nion
As ’ Noyes
Whitewater
Crosby, Harrison
Miawil
W. Wanes
Exhibition Of Drawings At Greenwood Hall
Greenwood Hall hosts an in-house student drawing exhibition organized by Prof. Forbringer, superintendent of drawing in public schools. The display showcases yearlong progress from Miss Laure Stitchios to Miss Rosa Grosema with works in water color, pastel, and chalk on blackboard. The room features screens of pupil works from first steps to intermediate classes and runs through the week inviting all art-minded visitors.
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Greenwood Hall
Forbinger
Hasyclrcais
Laure Stiitchios
Pauline Schweitzer
Heivury Mi Fick
Lydia Itetebi
Spake Ee
Natu Peatel
Winterhae Sea
Win Gisteeh
Catami Kistens
Acse
Poeobald Thistrict
Mien Dumont
Wea Flewerws
Normal School
F . Protons
Little Grise Howard
Tolan
Ead
Me. Fick
M. Heine
Lila Gordon
Mise Roos
Rosa Grosema
Dikins
Thorndishe
Hope
Screena
Meagher in Police Court Domestic Row Ends With Split
In a Police Court re enactment this morning Mrs Meagher described her husband as abusive but occasionally drinking with friends. The judge discharged Mr Meagher and cautioned Mrs Meagher to seek help, while she appeared meek and hopeful for later reconsideration.
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Mischer
County Commissioners Settle Various Accounts and Property Transactions
The county commission transcripts show audits of numerous accounts with M Halstead & Co for advertising, several city work bills including bridge and jail projects, and payments to Aring & Jones and Wakefield for west end bridge and ironwork. Also listed are property transfers and deeds for parcels along Brown street, Fifth street, and nearby avenues, plus splits of lots in Spring Grove Cemetery and other land dealings.
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M. Halstead & Con
Bodpividsques
John A Harwae
Feal &Ei
Pag Doe
Eesha Este
Ted W. Baew
Pathia
Jol Sige
Fithra
Servions Ae Clesky
City Board of Equaliza
Bence Vscesigaesenn
Aring & Jones
M. Wakefield
West End Sbridge
Howard's Creek
Illina
Broderick Schott
Thomas
Cole
Katharine Pisisgraff
Ann M
John Geiger
Brown Street
Native Street
Spring Grove
Heorge Forder
Gonratalog
Sarah Giraveson
B Stout
Smith
Akde
Bichon Street
Freeman
H. Wobrwees
Mary P. Duncad
Lion
Cherles Minder
Wift
Frankie
Hartshorn
Uae
Myers
William Flipchpa
J. W
Recta
Miami Townahite
Beighton
Leonar
Ham
Liberty Street
Jolin Street
August Kathmann
Anton Pa Fy
City Finances Report From City Auditor
City Auditor furnishes a report of receipts and disbursements of the City Treasury for the past week. The summary lists funds and net totals, noting interest and expenditures across departments. The document appears as a formal financial statement with figures obscured in OCR.
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Pomeroy
Furniathes Us
Thirteenth Ward Delegate Election Amid Contested Credentials
The Thirteenth Ward held a meeting to elect a delegate and alternate to the State Convention. Joseph Elsner and the Executive Committee signed off on credentials for Wau Travis, who was approved as delegate after examination of ballots and judges. Welsh case casts shadow over election, with calls to broaden inquiry and questions about credentials and primary process.
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Voday
Joseph
Elsiner
Travis
Elistner
Dity
Fox
Wm. Travis
Villandigham Death Sparks Cincinnati Mourning Meeting
Citizens gather at the Heard of Trade Rooms to express universal regret over the sudden death of Hon. C. Vallandigham. The meeting, chaired by Wat Uer and with Secretary John K. Love, honors his memory with remarks by Hon. Win. Groesbeck and a formal committee appointed to arrange funeral arrangements and a special escort train from Cincinnati to Dayton.
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Heard of Trade
C. E. Vallaodighan
Ralling Pc
Wat Uer
John K. Love
Win
Groesbeck
Graésbeck
Ald
Koesbeck
Oxro J. Dodds
Jim Dodds
Jocks Johnson
Milton Seyler
D. Caldwell
Kol
W. ‘Woolley
G. Wic. Johnston
Gen. McMakin
Gabe
H. A ‘Lasford
F. Thomas
Clarehill
Brookelit
Quing
J. ‘C. Fiedeldey
Commiitier
Thone
Menara
Milton, Sayler
Henry Nye
J. J. Quinn
H .Wilson Bron
Thomas J. ‘Ettier
Hon Cole
Ae Oa
Het Publ
Koser Bakery
Secon
Cincinnati
Hog
Vallandigham
Fifth and Haymiller
Hamilton
Middletown
Dayton
Cnachea
Atiena
Terce
Canal Arrivals and Exports Chart From 4 Hours
A fragmented canal record lists arrivals and departures across multiple ports including Belle Utica Lockport Archida and more. It notes shipments of coal lumber soap lime and rags with weights and destinations such as Dayton Middletown Port Union and Louisville along with various vessel names and goods totals.
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Birginen
Utica
Lockport
Archida
Tangey
Tiagel Tell
Teaklin
Amanda
Favorite
Hasnilton
Dakota
Kialios
Ontario
Fifton
Dayton
Miami Ministers Prepare Conference on Binding Authority
A Miami Association ministers conference plans discussions on binding authority and related delegation topics. Details indicate March meetings with public attendance encouraged and phrased as a consultative gathering for local citizens.
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van Conrenesci
Miami Association
Colony
Tia
Calf feeding schedules and a presidential pardon
In a farming note a reader argues calves should be fed at least five times daily at set hours, sharing their experience with three feedings and skim milk mixed with linseed. The same issue reports the President pardoning three men jailed in Pittsburg for revenue-law violations, relieving fines but not imprisonment.
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C. FE. W
Pittsburg
Central Indian Affairs clash over transportation bids
Curios suspicions rise as Indian Peace Commissioners clash with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs over moving May purchases to rail lines. Vanderbilt linked to a central decision, while McGarrahan seeks restoration of mutilated Land Office records. Attorney General Smith to rule after McGarraghan's argument.
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the Times
Watinetos
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Indian Affairs
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
New York and Erie
Lens
Misiones
Enmia
the Central
Pleagonton
New York Central Railroad
Vanderbilt
Ath
Smith
the Interior
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Delano
McCharrahan
Land Office
Cox
TRE OPERATIONS AT COREA REPORTED BY STATE DEPT
The Department states it has received only a dispatch about events at Corea with no details or further information. No additional advisories have been issued.
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Associated Press
TRE
Corea
T of State
Department
Cuyahoga County Delegates Named for Republican Convention
Special Dispatch lists Cuyahoga County delegates to the Republican State Convention. R.P. Spalding, H.W. Curtis, F. W. Pelton, J.C. Grannis, Jacob Mueller, B. R. Beavis, N. B. Prentice, E.R. Perkins, John Baldwin, Jon Tarney, A. Thieme, J. Geisendorfer, N.B. Sherwin. Delegates are noted as not instructed.
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Times and Coronaties
Eland
Cuyahoga County
R.P. Spalding
H.W. ‘Curtis
F. W. ‘Pelton
J.C. Grannis
Jacob Mueller
B. R. Beavis
N. B. Prentice
E.R. Perkins
John Baldwin
Jon Tarney
A. Thieme
J. Geisendorfer
N B. ‘Sherwin
Prussians Evacuate Rouen and Paris Sidelights
The Times Paris dispatch reports Prussians have evacuated Rouen and left St Denis and Gonesse while Rouher is expected in Paris. In Versailles Pouyer Quer tier has recovered and resumes finance duties. The Thiers era faces mercy pleas for General Rossel, yet the President remains unmoved. Press attacks on Bonapartists continue as Figaro praises Chambord and Siccle calls for Republican unity.
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Loxpox
The
Times
Paris
Rouen
St. Denis
Gonesse
Rouher
Versailles
Figaro
Count de Chambord
Waves and shocks mark a Brooklyn quake report
A quake and sea wave centered near New Minavess are reported along the north shore of Lome Island and in Brooklyn. Wheat prices drift lower while corn rises, with commodity notes from New York on June 19. Freights unchanged amid dull oats and mixed grain sales.
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New York
Lome Island
Brooklyn
Hil
Statensland
New
Minavess
Devnet
Burra N. Y
Chicago
Milwaukee
Judge Taft Rules on Mortgage Seizure and Severit y of Home
In a complex equity action before Judge Taft, the court weighed whether a wife could claim the home as separate property when the mortgage was advanced by the husband and a leasehold conveyance without the wife’s join was questioned. The decision discussed severing the homestead lien and whether the wife could obtain the property or its value, with the jury verdict supporting the plaintiff’s full recovery of costs and related damages. The case also touched on prior notes and indorsers, and related civil actions involving city pavement and other funds.
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Résenbaum
Taft Hohdtthas Schaffende
Roy
L. W. Goss
Gray
Sieh S. Fiedeidéy
Mohr
Solomon i
Cakdwell & Coppock
Coatra
Hagani
Baperet
MOMEY
Parion & Co
Wms
Powell
Ndant
Peterving
New Orleans
Minister Washburne Leaves for Carlsbad Health Trip
Minister Washburne has obtained a leave of absence to spend time at Carlsbad for health improvement impaired by his arduous duties in Paris. The move follows mounting fatigue and seeks restoration through a period of rest and recuperation abroad.
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Washburne
Himseli
Carlsbad
Paris
Common Pleas Suit Before Judge Fore Details
In Common Pleas Judge Fore sees Abram Biones suing Joan J Piatt over estate rental disputes. The case notes monthly rents of 25 dollars and claims tenant left premises in October and November, with weather damages and month to month tenancy. The plaintiff seeks recovery for the October to January period and alleges breach by tenant and landlord notices. Other party names appear in the record with case Brown v Jordan related claims.
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Abram Biones
Joan J. Piatt
Jainsisl
M ‘Owership
Merepetone
Ted Bien
Ottober
Jan
Pete
Joes
Gark Eatery
Wees
Moret Resigns as Spain’s Minister to the King
June 18 report states Minister Moret tendered his resignation to the King amid minor disturbances during the Pope’s jubilee celebration. Earlier notes from February mention the Budget Committee approving Moret’s bill to indemnify the Bank of Paris over its withdrawal from a negotiated arrangement.
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Mappin
Moret
Maimio
Bank of Paris
Rioters Hurt in Brussels Crown Clash Over Pope Frieza Defense
A Brussels dispatch reports the Civic corps intervened to preserve peace, using bayonets as several rioters were injured. The International Society is named as ringleaders in the outbreak against the pope's authority.
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Brussels
Civic Corps
International Society
Death of Historian George Cirote in Liverpool
George Cirote, aged seventy seven, died yesterday in Liverpool. The note lists arrivals of steamships Tarifa from Boston and Minnesota from New York on June 19, and mentions Bradford the American artist lecturing at the Royal Institute with Lord Lindsay presiding and Mr. Tyndall among the congratulated audience.
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Tarifa
Boston
Minnesota
New York
Lisper
George Cirote
Bradford
Royal Institute
Lord Lindsay
Greenland
Ice
Tyndall
Emperor William's Journey to Baden Baden
A Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William will travel to Baden Baden after leaving Berlin today. He plans a brief stop in Baden Baden before continuing to meet the Czar Alexander, with the journey noted as a special dispatch from Berlin.
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Loxpon
Berlin
William
Enis
Alexander
Baden- Baden
Ens
Tunis Government Raises Peace Treaty Difficulties
London dispatch reports June 19 that the Tunisian government has raised difficulties with the recently negotiated peace treaty with Italy, complicating prospects for final settlement.
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London
Tunis
Italy
Yellow fever death toll disputed in 19th century letter
A Montevideo letter from May 7 reports yellow fever deaths at about fifteen to twenty per day. New York notes total deaths around 30,000, while local papers claim the total will be as low as 15,000. Business activity was resuming after a period of disruption and the mortality coneal was attacked twice but survived.
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Brunch
Red Cloud
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Post
Mollie Jones
Plattsburg
Soraey
Montevideo
Clapp
The Pall Mall Gazette on stray dogs and reform debates
The article reports confusion around stray dogs in London, doubts about arrivals at the police station, and plans to send the dog to a Home or reform facility. It reflects broader debates on care for vulnerable groups and the purpose of reform institutions in a late 19th century press voice.
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Olice Sadsias
Landi
Public debt figures cast light on New York governance
Official reports place New York City liabilities at 81.84 million dollars, about 100 per person, with a two year rise of 52.52 million. The piece contrasts city and federal debt, hints at Tammany control, and urges New Yorkers to act against the Tweed Ring.
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