Ferger Arrested Grange and Labor Platform
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Ricamonp June 22 reports six weeks earlier an abstract of a title for property was sent from Indianapolis for exam by the Wayne County Clerk Recorder and Treasurer. The Executive Committee of the Grangers farmers clubs and the mechanical and
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Ferger
Grange
Daily Times
Ricamonp
Indianapolis
Wayne County
Grangers
Farmers’ Clubs
Bighway K Robbery and Attempted Ax Sassi Baling
An unclear report mentions an incident involving a robbery attempt described with fragmented terms and unspecified parties. The text provides no clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
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Bighway
Fire damages Louisville barn stabilize trembles losses
A fragmentary report notes a fire outbreak at a bear stable in Louisville causing substantial losses. The blaze damaged property on Market streets with Louisville companies active in response and assessment ongoing.
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Bat
Bear
Louisville
Reckless Arrest Reported in Des Morets Incident
In Des Morets Iowa on June 22 reports describe a reckless arrest of Mr Stancliff following a sequence connected to a city official and religious tensions. The fragmentary text mentions surveillance and local authorities but lacks clear details on motive or outcome.
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Des Morets
Iowa
Stancliff
President Signs Currency Bill Amid Geneva Award Report
Special Dispatch from Washington June 22 reports the President’s approval of the Finance bill, pleasing inflation foes who expect limited currency expansion. Geneva Award provisions pay undisputed claims now while disputed ones await new legislation. Congress closes with modest attendance as Bristow advised nominations and Tariff bills move. House accelerates Sundry Civil Appropriation work, with District of Columbia items trimmed by about a half million dollars.
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Daily Times
Washington
Conference Committee
Incurante
Capitol
Congress
Senate Chamber
Bristow
Lyman. Bass
House
New York
Treasury
Bawyer
Senate
Bate
District of Colamse
Amber
Ingrenade
Iittala
Amendprovision
Eer
Trecear Pee Missioner of
el Ant
Butler
Béithin
Aghees Teen Senate
Raerons
Gomi
Mouse Bill
Deerinialen
Otter
Poland
R. Hoar
Petke Souyther
Florida
Shenandoah
Pgp
Sony
Memesith
Election Committee
Congressional
Pitriots
Eich Jeane Terenee
Kelley
Pat
Landry
Conpropria
Ian Ting
Alaska
Ain
Et Marcn Geseranontar
United Mate
Cannon
de Font
Tibeta
Wilson
Vote Records Mixed in Assembly and Canal Plans in Canada
The report notes a 579 to 34 vote on a minority item, with other clauses stricken from the bill. It covers Assembly modifications, military tribunal proposals, and a June Paris dispatch. It also discusses Canadian canal enlargements to allow 12 feet of water, linking Leake Erie to Montreal, with Canada bearing costs and timelines through 1880. The summary mentions U S and Hudson River navigation, plus Jerome Park races on June 20 with Fadladeen winning and Artist second in a $500 purse event.
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M. Fourton
Interior
Saatod
Committee of the Assembly
Saeed Seen Tagh
Leake Erie
Montreal
Canada
Jackson
St. Lawrence
Government of Canada
8 Lawrence River
Ot Eee Tear
Nawaga
Amd
United States
Tal
York
Jerome Park
Minnie
Frontiers Report On Ban On Citations And Telegraphed News
Paris dispatch reports state frontier town closings and a push to ban cit ar loans amid uncertain trade flows. Telegraphic communications between France and Spain are severed. Mapazip notes roads in distant regions report unusual activity and officials indicate forthcoming measures.
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Sy de Conlint Alls
Iesti
France
Spain
Mapazip
Elary
Fragmentary Rome June 21 report with garbled dialogue
A damaged Rome report from June 21 features unclear dialogue about a handkerchief and policemen, with scrambled phrases mentioning a king, savers, God, hell, and a possible warning to a successor. The readable bits hint at a political or criminal context but remain largely unintelligible.
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Rome
Rans
Complimentary Dinner for Minister Bancroft at Academy
Members of the Academy of Science and university authorities held a farewell dinner Saturday in June Bancroft to honor Minister Bancroft of the United States Cartius Greece. Prof. Sedelann toasted Mr Bancroft amid brief remarks by dignitaries.
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Beutx
Bancroft
Academy of Science
Girfarewell
Jone Bancroft
Cartius
Reece
Roman Sedelann
Wasuineétos
D. C
Benjamin Moran
Geo. B. Chalmers
Pittsburg
Fhbert M. Douglas
North Carolina
Fragmentary political clash ends with fatal wounding
Vague remarks about party strategy give way to a violent incident as a political figure is fatally wounded. The wounded man dies this morning after being transported to the hospital while comrades are detained. The scene hints at intra party conflict and attempted arrests.
National Passengerfest Attracts Crowds In Cleveland
Visitors arrive for the National Passengerfest with large crowds gathering at an immense hall. The organizing committee and editors from various papers oversee arrangements. Tickets will be issued for excursions and reduced fares proposed within a thousand mile radius as celebrations begin with a grand reception and planned events.
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St. Louis
Apa
Aor
Seradie Baeeekeke
Cleveland
Weather and river report from June reports and arrivals
A weather and river bulletin notes hot conditions with a falling river level. Shipments and arrivals include John Kyle from St Louis and Gran Tower movements to New Orleans and Ashland. The Granite State captain keeps watch on boat traffic as Tom Farrow passes at about 4 AM and conditions remain very warm.
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Daily Times
Texas
Sandy
Eagle
Parathe Malis Boer
Smid- St. Grand Tower
Memphis
Duver
Bt Lee Estward
New Orleans
Snoxton
Captain Kerr
T John Means
Tom M
Ashland
Frank
Governor Alles
Tom Farrow
Hudson
Weather report fragment from War Department signals
Fragment of weather bulletin from the Weather Bepers section of the Signal Service. Mentions Cleveland Port Gibon and unclear station codes with garbled dates and figures. No clear forecast or readable location details due to damaged OCR.
Weather forecast for Lake Region and Gulf States briefed
Wastiorox D C June 22 10 30 A M forecast reports generally clear weather for the Lower Lake Region Monday with southerly or westerly light winds and rising temperatures. Gulf States Tennessee and Ohio Valley expected very warm with remaining clear conditions and possible light rain near Gulf and Florida coast as south winds shift. Obie River levels predicted to fall slowly toward week end.
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Wastiorox
D. C
Lower
Lake Region
Gulf States
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Gulf
U. Lake Region
River News Briefs On Port Traffic And River Level
Special Dispatches from Evansville report Paragon to Cincinnati port lists and schedule details. Mollie Ebert runs Cincinnati to Et Lois with Frank P. Gracey from Cincinnati. Local packets are generally on time, river has fallen, pilots test readings, and business remains active with New Orleans freight present.
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Evansville
Paragon
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Mollie Ebert
Et Lois
Frank P. Gracey
Cincin
New Orléans
Local Fire Breaks Out At Mount Near ape Avenue
An alarm from Box 85 reported a fire around half past noon today. The blaze damaged the roof of a house owned by Be. near ape avenue in Mount, with officials Judge Merchant Prosecuting Attorney Campbell and Work-House directors present in discussions.
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Merchant
Campbell
Be. Themes
Ape Avenue
Mount
Fire Alarm Amid Roof Blaze at Bank Corner
Fire crews answered a blaze at a brick block near Bank and Loss as an alarm sounded around noon today. The roof burning was contained with little damage reported.
Mrs Lyman H Bedy of Waterford Dies at 27
Mrs Lyman H Bedy of Waterford died this morning after a brief illness of typhoid fever. She was the youngest sister of Dr M H Burton of Lansingburg and widely beloved in society and domestic life. Born in Lansingburg she was known as the beautiful Miss Asie Barton in earlier years and was cherished as a bright, domestic figure by many readers who recall her.
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Lyman H Bédy
Waterford
M. H. Burton
Lansingburg
Waterf
Asie ‘Barton
Stephen. H. Barton
Avondale
Nolle Prosequi In Murder Case Of Circus Member
Four nolle prosequis entered in a long troubled murder case. George Charters was killed by Coker, both men part of Johan Robinson's circus company. Trial delayed by deposition disputes, with copies and retakes causing procedural irregularities and repeated notices.
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Nolle Prosequi
George Charters
Coker
Johan Robinson
Circus Company
Charters
Sufferings of Mississippi Flood Reach Local Aid Circles
The article notes flood victims from the Mississippi region seek relief through public charities. It mentions Elliott Lowtonery of Chicot Arkansas visiting as an accredited agent collecting supplies and medicines for the afflicted in the city and county, with endorsements from local residents and officials.
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Mississippi
Cbarite
Senate
Robots Elliott
Tinsley
West Seventh Street
McGuire
Andrew’ Rischig
Peter H Clarendrew Hy. A
City liability in coal oil fire case rules on nuisance
Superior Court general term hears damages claims against the city over losses from a coal oil conflagration. The case questions whether a lumber company can recover 130000, arguing the city failed to enforce conflicting ordinances on storing petroleum. Justice Yaple voices the decision, noting the petition lacks a stated cause of action and that enforcement discretion lies with the city.
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O'Connor
Tilden
Yaple
Ange Yapsos Fenton
Legal opinions and cases overview from 19th century city disputes
A compilation of court notes and opinions discusses municipal liability for failed enforcement under an oil control ordinance, removal and salary disputes for city officers, and several civil cases including John Ryan & Co. v Sperry, Applegate’s Administrator v Cincinnati Railroad, Schraeder & Co. v Kisselback. The piece notes political shifts, a potential German Irish coalition in a proposed convention, and a poisoning incident where acetate of lead was mistakenly used in baking.
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Tudge Hoel
Thee M Dougall
Z .W
Warrington
John Lawrence
Intif
Board of Trustees
Water Works
Ia Asanee
John Ryan & Co
Richard Sperry & Co
O'Connor
Applegate
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
Schraeder & Co
Kisselback
Yaple
State versus William Rose petit larceny sentence
The defendant William Rose was sentenced to six months in the Work House and fined 100 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to petit larceny. In the divorce case Decker versus Decker the court granted a decree for special relief due to gross neglect of duty by the defendant Isabella Reynolds had pay the plaintiff.
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Wm. Rose
Decker
W. T. Reynolds
Isabella Reynolds
Area
Binte Agsinat Patrick
Ambrose Somer
Stendants
A. McKearn
Guity
Petit Eng
RN. Andrews
Community notices and court actions from local paper
A mix of social items and legal notices: teachers award a silver salver to Mr Ellis. a Sunday school outing planned at Woodsdale. a fire near Overpeck's wrecked sixteen acres of barley from sparks. Court records list various cases with judgments on rents, detentions, and assaults. commencement exercises set for tomorrow at the Opera House.
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Sean Er Wile
Ellis
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Woodsdale
Overpeck
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Wm. C. Robeon
Concordia Society Meets at Arbeiter and Local Trials
The Concordia Society meets at Arbeiter Hall tonight while the city notes a 97 degree noon reading. Reports cover criminal court actions, including indictments for bank theft and sale to minors, a trespass fine, and a shooting incident near Arbeiter Hall. Democratic party dissatisfaction with the city slate is also discussed.
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Concordia Society
Arbeiter
Esquire
Duvenick
Masonic Hall
Falmouth
Renee Rasuvenick
Francis
Barney Bill
Aendant
Charley Moar
Dee E. Fabro
Germany
Joseph Hermes
Brehalf
Tipesskapet
Samuel Kent
Commonwealth
Richard Davis
John Davis
Bernard Kilers
Boda
Ne “Voland
S' Neer
Sosa Ae
Democracy
Wdepennies
de Gayter
Burke
Local political page and community notices mix of events
The item collection reports Democratic meetings, local weather, a temperance sermon, a court-ordered clerk exam, a Mount Vernon excursion, river and boating chatter, a race rumor, an injury accident with a dying man, and casual street incidents. It notes calls for delegates to a fair in Alexandria, threats against Mayer Hayman, and a heavy social scene around Gubser’s Mill with candidates present.
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Cincinnati
Jack
Tom Colling
York Street
Virgin Street
Tom Collins
Thomas
Father Fitzpatrick
Indianapolis
Gil
Ons
Mayer Hayman
Crusaders
Monoe Street
John C. Schroll
State of Kentucky
Jackson
I. W. J. Jackson
Ninth Judicial District
John 8. Cain
Jeferson
Wat L. Jackson
Ninth Judicial District of Kentucky
Schroll
Circuit
Meadenball & Co
Front Street
Profsert Goed
Quick
Hermann
Seena
Keller
Downing
Mount Verneshoe
G. W. Rosen
Henry Weaver
Weaver
Licking
Bernard Bloemer
Dayton
Gubser’s Mill
Executive Committee
Cugar Teeru
Monmouth Street
Harris
Jimmy
Stentler
Local Council Meet Favors New Marshal Bid and Lincoln Pike Gossip
The Gusette notes the council's focus on a possible fourth election and hints at the likely appointment of the marshal, while reporting on Lexington Pike youths fined for clothing theft and a boy’s death near Cincinnati. Frank Jolly dies at Isaac Street residence in Cincinnati after a short illness, leaving a widow and infant.
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Exeunt
P. G
Gusette
Seheres
Ae Bernosaly
Eke
Board of Trustee
Lexington Pike
Ludlow Rape
Marchal
Frank Jolly
Isaac
Cincinnati
John H. Bogart
Ripley
Buffalo Nominates Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
A brief note indicates Buffalo proposed a candidate for the position of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Railroad A New York Central collision kills two men
A freight train collision on the New York Central yesterday caused two deaths and wounded several others. The crash disrupted service as investigators examined the scene and rail workers reported extensive damage to rolling stock.
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New York Central Road
Yeresterday
River progress and towboat movements in Pursaree region
On June 22 Pursaree reports the river falling slowly to 3 feet 4 inches. The Esperanza sails at noon for Cincinnati with about 350 tons. The Wild Duck arrives with one barge iron ore and leaves another barge aground six miles below Parkersburg. An additional tow including Joe Walton Lion and Whee Coal Valley is due this evening as business continues.
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Pursaree
Norrow
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Whee E Coal Valley
Joe Walton
Lion
Dail
Senate amends tariff act with duties on hops and lard
Inxords June 22 report notes Senate action on amendments to the tariff bill. The House bill sets duties on hops at ten cents per pound and on certain casks at forty cents per gallon. The measure, debated in Michigan delegation, advances with yeas and nays recorded.
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Herkerty
Michigan
Aitee
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