Notable items from the notes and news items
A roundup of diverse tidbits: the vice president’s health, Belknap to speak at Princeton, France to set a Finance Ministry office in the Louvre, Haitian annexation debate, Indian pensions totals, Mammoth Cave tourism, Bedford Springs health visit proposed, London street railways bill rejected, Indianapolis meeting on a Lima to Paria railroad, New Jersey peach exports, Champaign fire loss, Australian gold pyramid to San Francisco, Ohio Agricultural College building bids, cotton shipment to Big Cabin, state pension claims for 1812 veterans, Boston coopers’ concerns, a youth’s departure, California militia deployed to Amadeo County, fatal and nonfatal battle losses on the Leipak Line, tornado damage near Green County Iowa, rail line realignment westward, William Penn descendants’ pension status, Penn’s pension controversy, Dr Carlton’s testimony, Red Cloud’s treaty ignorance, and the need for his band to move to fulfill treaty conditions.
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Death of a Pioneer Colonel John Noble
Colonel John Noble, aged 82, a pioneer of this city and early proprietor of the old National Hotel, then the Pearl Street House in Cincinnati, died at his residence last night from inflammation of the bowels. Privileges Granted the Short- Line The Springfield Short-Line Railroad may relocate the townpath canal and rebuild a bridge behind Lockland to gain track space. Incorporation The Pomeroy Savings Bank and Homestead Company files a $200,000 capital certificate. Extends to Marry Mrs Martha Westervill resigns as Matron of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum to manage a house of her own. Agricultural College Trustees to meet July 6 to decide on contracts. Centennial Commissioners The Governor has urged President Grant to appoint Henry Probasco of Cincinnati and W. W. Griffith of Toledo to Ohio’s Philadelphia centennial delegation.
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Train Plunges Through Culvert At Wanatah
Special dispatch reports a Louisville New Albany and Chicago line northbound express striking a washed out culvert near Wanatah Indiana. The engine and front baggage car fell into a creek fifteen feet deep. Fireman killed. Engineer and baggage man badly hurt. A passenger woman with two broken ribs in critical condition. Several others bruised but non fatal. Culvert weakened by heavy rains.
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Butler County election yields Milo P Page Justice of the Peace
In Hamarros June 23, a special dispatch notes the resignation of J M Wiles and the election of Milo P Page over several rivals. The report adds farming activity is dull, harvest busy, and barley crop promising while wheat looks ordinary.
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Reconciled Discrepancies and Department of Justice Notes
A compilation notes contradictions between Treasury and Internal Revenue figures, with remarks on unsettled accounts of ex-collectors. It cites officials like George W. Curtis and references to federal departments. The text mentions Southern Affairs and discussions about central decisions affecting the New York Central Railroad.
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Polaris to Sail on Tuesday Northward to the Pole
The Arctic steamer Polaris will be ready to depart for the North Pole on Tuesday next. The note appears amid a string of financial and political items, including Rock Island speculation and a Book Concern case, with reports of investigations and legal moves ongoing.
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Tragedy in Indiana. rejected suitor shoots teacher then dies
Chauncy Barnes fatally shoots Mig Anna Deaight at Btone Lake School House in Van Buren Township, LaGrange County, Indiana. He then wounds himself in the head and is alive but not expected to recover. Barnes awaits in LaGrange County Jail amid tense threats of lynching as mourners recall the late Dwight as a highly regarded young teacher.
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Steamer Diamond and Iron Ridge Mill Burn in Wisconsin
Milwauker June 23 report losses from two fires. The steamer Diamond owned by J. F. Moree and Co of Oshkosh burned at Berlin Wisconsin causing about $14,000 in damage. A steam flour mill owned by Mr. Rix at Iron Ridge Wisconsin burned the same day incurring about $7,000 in losses.
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Fire Destroys Factory In St Louis Area
St Louis reports a devastating factory fire on June 23 causing extensive damage and major losses estimated near fifty thousand dollars. Investigators probe cause as flames swept through the building, with workers evacuated and local officials responding swiftly.
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President's Long Branch Plans Spark Political Focus
Washington reports that President’s Long Branch visit aims at healing party rifts in New York and Pennsylvania. New York delegates will discuss federal patronage. Akerman delays actions on Southern outrages while Pleasanton’s influence grows. disputes with Bowen and Thomson erupt over Internal Revenue policy and printing contracts.
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French Troop Movements and Politics in France
Reports from Paris and Aris describe troop movements to Fontainebleau and Lyons, with 15 000 troops. Gambetta in Malta and refugees arriving there. French political notes mention Catholic question remarks, Rouher nomination, and a free trade league at Versailles led by Leon Say. France plans a 32 million loan in 17 installments, with elections July 16 for the Councils Genereux.
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Deputation for religious liberty to visit England
The American citizens promoting religious liberty in Russia will attend a Tuesday evening soirée at the National Club and a Wednesday banquet in Richmond. Visitors expected include Bishop Mellvaine of Ohio and Hon. Peter Parker.
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Cortes to Vote Address to Crown and Form New Ministry
Mapain June 22 Cortes will vote the address to the Crown tomorrow, after which a new Ministry will be arranged.
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Beaux June 23 Prince Bismarck Letter Reichstag
A fragment notes that Bismarck wrote to Reichstag members claiming gyorg clic delegates die and mentions Antonelli reporting the Pope disapproves their deputy. Also notes arrival of the steamship Europa from New York.
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Fort Scott dispatch names notable figures from New York
A Kansas dispatch dated June 23 reports A.C. Press names Be Ra Haron as the Mii from the Bite to Fort Scott, with Jem Nedett and George A. Fitch of New York listed among figures in the coverage.
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River conditions and riverboat notices in Louisville and Pittsburgh
A dispatch notes the Ohio River falling, mercury at 93, Indiana bound for New Orleans with two barges. Capt. Lockhart warns the canal closes July 20 for three months while the Monongahela recedes to 35 inches. Towboat D. T. Lane sale delayed to Wednesday in Cincinnati. weather fair.
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Camden and Ambery Railroad Proposal Faces Injunction
New York report indicates strong stockholder support for the Camden and Ambery Railroad line to the Pennsylvania Central Company, with success seen by most investors. Opposition from minority groups remains robust, and an injunction was prepared in Trenton to block enforcing the measure.
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Market Chugs in Mixed Oil and Livestock Notes
A fragmented market report shows oil prices fluctuating with dull New York activity and declines hinted for June and July. In livestock, Buffalo and Cleveland quotes indicate steady or weakening prices, with firmer bids for certain weights and mixed receipts across Indiana Illinois Missouri and Texas markets.
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Wheat and flour prices steady with mixed futures
Market notes show flour steady while wheat holds firm. Corn demand fair with bids around 64 to 63.5 cents for high mixed and No. 2 Westerns arriving. Toledo and Chicago reports indicate unsettled freight rates and variable bids on oats and related grains.
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Paper Cloth and Echoes of 19th Century Inventions
An English inventor creates a paper fabric from wool, flax, and cotton fibers felted into sturdy cloths, curtains, shirts, and blankets with printed or stamped patterns resembling linen. Leather-like material is also produced for furniture and shoes. Also notes ecclesiastical confusion in Jamaica and a 245 million annual paper collar figure, plus washwomen burden.
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Fire at Atlantic Oil Works causes massive loss
Philadelphia June 2 A much exaggerated report about a refinery fire is clarified. A tank of oil containing 12,000 gallons at Warden, Iren & Co. refinery burned, with losses estimated at $30,000. The stray game score reference appears unrelated to the incident.
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