Notes and News Bulletin Mixed With Turbulent Events
A collage of scattered notices reports various world and national items. Topics include Buenos Aires fever, a Tennesee birth, Cairo school leader’s death, Miss Elles Minot Folsom’s valedictory, Baron Von Boust’s espionage request, Swiss armament funds, Ohio lawmakers mourning Vallandigham, Hon. West’s recall due to his wife’s illness, an earthquake in Calistage California, a Knight's Valley hotel fire, a Walters jail hanging hinted by mob, Foster Blodgett indictment in Onaty Georgia, race riot commentary in Eutaw Alabama, a Chicago alumnus speech, and the Continental Improvement Company’s railroad completion plans for Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad to Little Traverse Bay by 1874, with station buildings and court orders.
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Assembly of Ohio
Vallandigham
W. H. West
Calistage
Cal
Continental Improvement Company of Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
After the Convention Sam Cox Visits Home and Dems Meet
In Columbus on June 22 reports show Irish Building Association and several Ohio companies filing capital structures. The Democratic State Central Committee held an earnest meeting with Thurman Ewing Hunt and others, debating ticket support and labor focus. General Ewing and Senator Hunt voiced a 15 thousand majority, while John G. Thompson is eyed as the campaign’s real organizer.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Thurman
General Ewing
Senator Hunt
Noyes
Isbor
Ewing
McCook
United States
Tus
John G. Thompsonn
Society of Ancient Forresters and Central Decision Bargain
A 19th century society report notes the Democratic Executive Committee electing A. G. Thurman as Chairman Jacob Reinhart as Treasurer and D. J. Callen as Secretary. It also covers social visits by Samuel Cox and J. M. Hingham, arrivals of steamship Anglica, and a dramatic stock exchange collapse led by speculative trading and margin calls amid fears of widespread financial ruin.
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Democratic Executive Committee
A. G. Thurman
Jacob Reinhart
Treaster
D. J. Callen
Mercer
Anglica
Glasgow
Bidonian
Aden
Oon de Stock Exchange
Woodward
oTne
Pete
Eeepee
England
Inne Sta Aha
Bowtmoll
Spanish Ministerial Crisis Shapes Cuba Policy
In Madrid last evening the Minister of Colonies stated Spain would preserve Cuba's integrity if men and arms arrive. He admitted a ministerial crisis and said the Cabinet would resign after Cortes approves the address to the Crown. All amendments were withdrawn and debate continued.
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Mapaio
Spain
Cuba
Cortes
Recovery and Resolutions Shape Maryland Republican Scene
A Circuit Court jury awards 215 to an electioneering worker against Congressman Ayer over services, while Maryland Republicans meet in Baltimore endorsing Creswell and immigration and backing common schools. Bowen’s pardon debate intensifies party factional battles in South Carolina’s the Charleston district as prosecutions nudge seating outcomes.
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Times
Congressmn
Ayer
Virginia
Southern
Congress
Maryland Republian
Maryland
Republican State
Central Committee
Baltimore
Creswell
South Carolina
Charleston
Bowen
DeLargée
Fatal Nashville Railroad Collision Reported
Nashville records a fatal collision yesterday on the Nashville and Northwestern line near Mekwenas Station between a freight and a passenger train. Victim R. M. Vass of Haywood County Tennessee was killed with his head severed. Baggage master W. S. Condon and brakeman James Boaner were seriously injured. Remains sent to Nashville.
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Nashville
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Mekwenas Staton
R. M. Vass
Condon
James Boa
Ner
Vass
Haywood County
Utah court scene sparks bid for new judges
In Utah on Saur Lane June 21 Renato Stewart of Nevada arrives as counsel in major lawsuits and seeks new judges, while Gentile lawyers and Federal officers oppose any judiciary changes. Market notes from St. Louis June 22 show mixed grain and meat prices with wheat and corn key. dairy and lard steady to firm. general trading quiet amid uncertainty.
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Saur Lane
Renato Stewart
Nevada
Utah
St. Louis
Gia
Birrato
Aglen
Ann Bash
Chicago
Port Washington
Italian Chambers Adjournment Looms as Rome Session Drops
Italy reports indicate the Chambers will adjourn before week’s end and a Rome short session is abandoned. The Interior Minister orders dissolution of all chapters of the International Society in Italy. King Victor Emmanuel II to visit Naples on the 28th.
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International ‘Society
Italy
Victor Emmanuel Lea
Naples
Mutineg Mace Crops Hit Banda Islands Blasé
Dispatches from Bombay state report a hurricane devastates the Banda Islands in the Malay Archipelago, destroying the cotton crop instead of the district’s Banda crops. Estimated loss runs around 500000 pounds sterling, with planters unlikely to recover for years.
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Sune
Bombay
Banda Islands
Malay Archipelago
Banda
India
European peace talks and royal travel noted
The Prost reports an understanding among Germany Austria and Russia to preserve peace in Europe. The Count of Paris will depart England Friday for Paris and then visit Count de Chatboard with Duke d Aumale and Prince de Joinville.
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Prost
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Austria
Russia
Europe
Paris
England
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Prince de Joinville
Count de Chatbord
Washington headlines debate gauges and loans
Washington circles weigh a twenty eight billion dollar loan plan as bankers await confirmation. Manuscript notes discuss narrow gauge railroads first class status and land grants, while the Civil Service Commission prepares to convene. Hong Kong dispatches report Korea tensions and a Southern outrage committee proposal faces delay. Mayors and officials from Alabama arrive for official summons amid unsettled South issues.
Debais Proposal for Second Chamber by Conseil
From Paris, June 22, readers learn the Debais party proposes a second chamber elected by Conseil, similar to the late Senate, while the Assembly will persist through elections. A gunboat departed Paris for the Seine mouth as Paris faces rising mortality from migrants, though cholera and typhus remain absent. a 100,000 troop review at Longchamp is set for Sunday. Gaimbetta refuses to acknowledge the Assembly, claiming it ceased to exist when it voted to raise loans.
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Assembly
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Longchamps
Gaimbetta
Raib E Aeraions
Xenia College Alumni Anniversary Entertainment
The twenty first annual literary and musical entertainment of the Xenia College Alumni Association was held at Trinity M E Church this morning, drawing a fashionable audience. Emma N. Allen read the secretary’s report, Fannie Johnson Ebright delivered the annual essay, and the day’s events concluded with an alumni reception at the college parlors this evening promises to be brilliant.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Xuma
Xenia College Alumni Association
Trinity M. E. Church
Emma N. Allen
South Charleton
Fannie Johnson Ebright
Brownsville
Neb
Boston and Fort Wayne Football Score Report
In the June 22 game between Boston and Fort Wayne the score was 21 to 0 in favor of Boston. The report notes key players including Mincher and Towdli, with mentions of Foran and Kelly in the lineup and references to players who did not play with their usual vigor.
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Boston
Bosona
Fort ‘Ort Waynes
Mite
Sareioes
Mincher
Nd Towdli
Angus Thurman Goin
Phe Foran
Een Aetic
Sete Foran
Kelly
Matthews
Court bulletin reports partnership dispute in Superior Court
In Judge Storer's courtroom the case Stewart versus Witmer and C. B. Williams arises from work performed in 1880 with nonpayment claimed. Witmer denies partnership with Williams and argues no pay is due, while the plaintiffs seek fulfillment of the contract and recovery of the alleged debt.
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Samuel He ‘Wittner
Parteer
Witmer Ale
Williams
Denira
Denira Indetechne
Rewari
Ray Abd Tylor
Tr Plalunif
Mrs Vallandigham In Critical Condition After Illness
The report states Mrs Vallandigham's condition is very precarious and that her health may worsen with fatal consequences and death expected within a brief period.
COMMON PLEAS DRAMA AT JUDGE COX COURT
The State v Andrew Hoffman and George Meyer feature robberies, stabbing, and will contest proceedings. Jurors faced with plea changes, with Hotswain sentenced to six months in the Work-House plus costs. Other cases include will contest and street-cleansing dispute over city authority to remove and cart debris.
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Andrew Hoffman
George
Mchuetzen
Meyer Wa
Aurot & Desaa
Roas Bohgaton
Hofman
Mitter Meyer
River News Brief From Loveeville Dispatch
Special dispatch notes river levels with 2 feet 3 inches on the falls and 4 feet 3 inches in the canal, while weather remains clear at 57 degrees. Business is dull as Palestine docks 50 tons of miscellaneous freight and the Charmer reports heavy traffic to New Orleans. reports from Evansville to Cincinnati mention continued rainfall and rising river sections.
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Loveeville
Jane
Palestine
New Orleans
Evansville
Hazleton Coal Operators Split Over Wage Demands
Hazleton sources report unsettled conditions among anthracite miners and operators. At a June 22 meeting in Hazartox Virginia discussions centered on wages and conditions, with authorities indicating operators will not allow resumption of work until outstanding disputes are resolved.
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Hazartox
Tobacco scraps and waste ruling upheld by Pleasonton
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue maintains the former ruling that selling tobacco scraps and waste from cigar making is incident to the business. All persons handling tobacco waste must observe legal requirements, post bonds, and may be liable for taxes. The ruling specifies labeling and tax stamps as needed, with the cigar manufacturer’s scraps treated under the same tax framework.
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Commisioner Pleasonton
Internal Revenue Office
Bail Refused in Whisky Themed Murder Case
In Lenagow Ohio on June 22 the court overruled the motion to admit McGehan to bail. Affidavits prepared seek a change of venue to be heard July 5. The jury stood one for first degree murder, seven for second degree, and four for acquittal. The prisoner bade his family farewell this morning saying his troubles stem from whisky.
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Times and Chronicle
Democratic State Convention nominating leaders and platform
The Democratic State Convention in San Francisco nominated Governor Henry Haight on the anti subsidy platform and named Lewis for Lieutenant Governor along with Jackson Temple and Selden S. Wright for Supreme Judges. The body opposed Chinese immigration and railroad subsidies while affirming the current war and Constitution. Separately, a violent storm hit Vallejo causing damage, a carpenter fell fatally from a church spire in Oakland, and a convict stabbed another in Los Angeles before escaping. The Cascade Railroad remains submerged with no trains.
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San Francesco
Henry ‘Haight
Lewis
Tehania County
Jackson Temple
Selden
S. Wright
Supreme Judges, CO
the Boar
Tieron
Arizona
Fort Yuma
Vésilla
Peter Carr
Oakland
Nene Morrello
Marino Valla
Los Angeles
Hood
Columbia
Sandatill
Cascade Railroad
Unclear 19th Century Shipments and Sales Report
New York on June 22 reports shipments and sales totaling large sums in double eagles. The record notes amounts around $500,000 and movements from 111.85 to 112.38, with awards totaling about $1,009,009 at test. The fragmentary text references gold transactions and monetary figures.
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New York
Jne
Epecie Og Loutay
Word
Shnalve
Dancing and morals in society a Victorian view
A Saturday Review piece discusses self discipline among youth and the role of dancing and recreation. It argues moderation is needed yet condemns moral panic, suggesting middle ground between strict propriety and indulgence. It cites Milton and John Wesley on tolerance toward cards and dancing.
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Milton
Herodias
John
Meenas
Iency
Ecpworth
Worms in the intestines and their removal
A historical note outlines two main intestinal worms, their affects, and cautions on remedies. It describes earthworm like worms and a needle worm, their habitation, appetite disruption, and signs. It prescribes tartar emetic with linseed and iron, warns against calomel and turpentine, and ends with a rustic dialogue about marriage and diligence.
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