Gold found in paying quantities on Creek at Hagney's Peak
A June 17 report from Hagney's Peak notes gold found in paying quantities along French Creek and Gulch near Camp Haraty. Inter oe scientists describe large-mantities of good ore along the creek with several lodes promising. Col. Dodge and his escort establish a temporary camp near Cone Tate as the expedition continues northeast toward Beaver Creek.
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Cariaco
Interoe
Breck Hills
Camp Haraty
French Creek
S Gulch
Jane Caster
Custer
Dodge
Beaver Creek
Cone Tate
Custer’s
Tate
Indian War Looms as Omaha Reports Coming Campaign
June advices from Spotted Tail agency indicate three large detachments preparing for war. The Omaha area says the conflict is imminent and officials have been notified. Army agents and local authorities await further orders as tensions rise.
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Omana
Spotted Tail Agency
Complaint Over Crooked Whisky Seizure in New York
The suit titled B. see recover over seven million dollars alleges funds fraudulently subtracted from New York County Treasury. A shipment of whisky from the West seized as crooked was condemned in federal court yesterday with no claimants appearing.
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New York
Cates B
Bey
Treasury
United States
Proposed Consolidation of Kansas and Union Pacific Roads
St Louis June 22 Rail merge talk stirs Wells Fargo Co in Kansas City as Pacific and Union Pacific consolidation rumors spread through the rail circles with investors watching closely for official moves and potential impact on regional lines.
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Kansas
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Itatios
Pacific
Union Pacific Rail
Wells, Fargo & Co
Fires Roar Through Detroit Grand Haven Grain Elevator
Ottawa reports June 22 that Grand Haven Michigan suffered a major blaze destroying the Detroit and Milwaukee grain elevator. Loss estimated around 645 000 with about 20 000 insured in Germania of New York notes. Fire damaged grain stock and furniture shipments tied to Pembroke dispatches.
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Canada
Grand Haves
Michigan
Detroit
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Germania
New York
East Saginaw Driving Park Aces Hold Annual Meet
In Saginaw Michigan on June 22 the East Saginaw Driving Park Association hosted an annual race day with about 13 entries and total purse of 1008 dollars. Lady Star won heat 2:26 and the overall event, earning 555 dollars. favorite Reiss won two straight heats with a time around 1 45.
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East Sacinaw
Mica
Postmaster General Jewell Addresses Chamber and Carriers
Governor Jewell of Connecticut, as Postmaster General, rode through Cincinnati’s Chamber of Commerce and the Mississippi valley, praising postal reform, efficiency, and fairness. He met carriers at the downtown post office, urged discipline, honesty, and service, and pledged support for a leaner, faster system before departing for Columbus.
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Jewell
Chamber of Commerce
Holloway
Benj. Eaglestom
Chamber
Parbiic
Acapatie
Post-office Department
Cincinnati
Marshal Jewell
Connecticu
United States
Gestermen
Elaes
Valley of the Mississippi
Cary
Cigennati
Pasv
New England
Waile
Ian
Wahle
Jewenl
Cartiers
Surge Parry
Antwerp Host Controversy Sparks Belgian Church Strife
A turbulent clash in Antwerp between Liberal and Ultramontane factions centers on a schoolboy’s cap on during the host ceremony and alleged desecration. Mob violence rises near the Atheneum as mobs attack officials, defend Catholic schools, and reflect broader religious tensions across Belgium.
People's Independent platform adopts reform aims in California
The Independent Convention at Sacramento endorses Henry for President and nominates Estee Bidwell and Cattin for Governor. It adopts a platform calling for reduction of taxation, regulation of railroads and water rights, municipal water reform, gas and water rate controls, retrenchment of public expenses, legal reforms, and independent lines of rail competition. The document warns against monopolies and urges equity in taxation and jury system reforms.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Henry
Messrs. Estee
Bidwell
Butte
Cattin
California
Caenee
People’s Independent Party
Tov Sapere
Tess Local Sons
Interior
Pacife
Cou
Atlantic States
Caliornia
Wuereas
Commonwealth
Feulee
San Franchcc
Vuergas
Springaney Water Company
Spring Valley Water Company
Corporation
Calaveras Valley
Opyn
Cardinal Principe
San Francisco Gas Company
Seid Company
Peoples’ Independent Party
Sepa Ich
Usal
Peoples
Peoples’ Independent ‘Party
Caifornia
National Party
Peoples’ Independent Party of
Committee On Platform
Convention at Sacra ai Done elects Henry Egerton
A convention in Sacramento elected Henry Egerton. Troops from Schuylkill coal regions of Pennsylvania will be immediately sent. A New Sagethine convention elected Republican nominees for Treasurer, State Printer and Commissioner General. A large editorial party left for the Far West. Reports from Arkansas indicate crops are promising with large corn and cotton prospects. A Centenial meeting in Indianapolis drew Governor Hendricks and several national politicians. Additional meetings were planned for tonight.
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Schuylkill
Pennsylvania
Rome
McClorkey
Ewmittsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s College
New Sagethine
Yeterday
Otio
Detroit
Michigan
Toledo
Via
Wabash
Eten
Akansas
Chicago
Little Rock
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Morton
McDonald
the Hons
Lauder
Voorhees
Mage
Appointment debate over new treasury officialholder's duty
A fragmentary report discusses Johnny New as treasurer candidate amid Treasury turmoil. Secretary Bristow's Louisville trip prompts caution about authority and accountability, with Spicer or Spioner urging Bristow to guarantee New's control and subordinates' honesty before acceptance.
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TOD Ny
Johnny New
Generar Ak Spinges
Mithou Ch
Tobhery
Treasury
Ingoblins
Bristow
Louisville
New
Ubon
Proposals for Military Pow Wow and Toledy Benevolence Filed
Certificates filed today include incorporation of the Phoenix Paint Company in Cincinnati with 300,009 copies and German adorner group. Talks center on arranging a Fourth of July 1874 celebration with military companies statewide and parade grounds at the State Fair. Columbus High School closes with graduation of fourteen young ladies and two young men.
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N Cortavs
Jane
Ph “Nix Paint Company
Cincinpatl
Toledys
Tevnig
Holdings Gradd
Columbus
Obituary Notice for Jane Pirrsm Rs and Wiam Oliver
Jane Pirrsm Rs of Neel & Oliver s died early this morning at age 35. Funeral planned for Friday afternoon. Wiam Oliver of Mithie Township also noted in the notice.
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Wiam Oliver
Neel &Oliver’ S
Eval
Umere ‘Hants
Mithie
Beecher Trial Transcript Highlights and Deliberations
The excerpt covers Beecher trial exchanges, remarks by Beach and Shearman, and judge Morris’s comments on referenced sermons. It notes Beechers’s defense against quoted extracts, the jury’s view of testimony, and the distressing revelation about Tilton household troubles involving Henry Ward Beecher, Moulton, and a wife’s accusation.
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Kai
Shestman
Peach
Oid Beecher
Council
Beecher
Shearman
Beach
Nelson
Kearman
Mit
Morris
Neim
Uarien
Bortetarose
Coontinue
Juy
Hle
Bessie Tarnér
Tilton
Boshood
Henry Ward Beecher
Harps
Moulton
Bettef
The Boss. New York court hears case on bail and sanity
The report notes June Mae Tereed visited by family and counsel on Ludlow Street duty, while others were refused. The judge contends sanity and change of condition, with a $3,000,000 bond in an eeuguile suit. The outcome suggests imprisonment would not extend beyond twenty days, reflecting ongoing legal proceedings.
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New York
Ludlow Street
Beecher Quotations Factored Into Court Proceedings
The court session opened with Beach quoting Beecher and Evarts objected to using passages not in evidence. Beach defended his notes as commentary on doctrine not evidence, while Shearman argued objections to every quotation. The exchange touched Beecher's views on miracles, hell, purgatory, orthodoxy, and the pulpit's role in society.
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Tilton
Evarts
Beach
Sher
Lord Jesus
Nearman
Zoe
Neilson
Shearman
Ime
Jane
Hell
Mer
Péxelo
Beecher Wa
Lyceum
Plymouth Church
Apprause
River rises as pilots report swollen streams after rain
Special dispatch to the Cincinnati Times notes the river rising three feet in the past 24 hours with rapid swelling. Weather is clear and hot with a noon mercury of 92. Port lists show arrivals from St. Louis and Memphis and departures to Dyersburg and Memphis. A church reports 5 3 feet and business is dull as river levels climb.
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Dispatch
Cincinnati Times
New Albaxy, Inc
Jané
the Star
Mercury 92
Cincinnati
Memphis
Gray Fine
Louisville
Florence
Eastport
Hobby
Darces
Shinkle
Idlewild
Cairo
Gov. Allen and Barges
Charles ‘Hurely
St. Louis
Wheeling
Atowros
Jane
Hobson
Bostoun
Etna
Sciotoville
Lovreville
Mercury
Police Court case continued as June 25
In the Police Court this morning the case of John Salith charged with cutting Lt Gates was continued to June 25. Four policemen suspended by the Mayor for interfering with the Democratic primaries were reinstated. Workhouse sentences included Heichhouse White and Curtis 30 days each McKert 10 days Owen 30 days. Pendery, arrested for seduction, to marry Mary Ann Fisher instead of facing incarceration. ceremony by Esquire Anthony. Journalists from Alabama and neighboring states arrive for reception tonight. General Albert Pike delays departure to join the festivities.
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Cutting
Wi. Gates
Elieera
Lindemann
Charles Heichhouse
John White
Thomas Curtis
John McKert
Henry Owen
Henry E. Pendery
Mary
Anne Flsberty
Mary Ann
Esquire
Anthony
Oujaha
Alabama
Philadelphia
Gibson
Johnston
Albert Pike
Frederick Leyder Held On Offensive Card Allegations
Frederick Leyder was brought before Commissioner Hooper on the charge of sending and distributing obscene postal cards. He posted 31,000 to await a preliminary examination next Monday at 2 PM. For a year he has mailed vile language to James Rf. Challen, with no arrest until language avoided the repithet clause.
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Frederick Leyder
Hooper
Cincinnati Post
James Rf. Challen
Alough
Moonlights Visit James E Murdoch in Loveland
The Moon lights literary club of Loveland held a social evening at James E Murdoch’s Warren County home. Seventy guests attended. Murdoch read Barney Rousden and the poem Drifting, with music and vocal duets, then shared anecdotes before adjourning near 11. The group plans a picnic near Hell on the eve of July.
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Moonlight’s
Loveland
James E. Murdoch
Murdoch
Warren County
Lab
Ther
Will Hall
Barney Roursden
Hower
Honore
Mire
Hell
Rumor of Bishop family death proved false in Comminsville
Rumor spread that William Bishop son of W T Bishop and grandson of ex Mayor R M Bishop killed himself at his father's home. Facts show Frank Fullman, long employed at the Bishop residence, discharged a pistol while aiming at a cat. the shot killed the young man instead. Coroner Malay to hold an inquest this afternoon. The town expresses sympathy for the family and relief that the household remains intact.
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Wiliam
W. T. . Bishop
R. M. Bishop
Coltrain Pike
Tenth District
Comminsville
Frank Fullman
Bishop
Malay
Bort
Reavement
Gold found on Castle Creek by Hills party expedition
A dispatched report from Prof. Jenney to the Indian Bureau notes small gold quantities on Castle Creek north bend and terraced gravels. Miners have set up a camp and begun work. Deposits extend south to French Creek. yield reportedly modest and not yet warranting further exploration.
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Wastixcros
Interior Department
Jeaney
Hills
Castle Creek
Cubter
Jenney
French Creek
Dakota
Cheick
Wales Mery
de Panney
Jael M. McGrew
Ohio
Treasury
Sheek
Pittsburg Republican Convention Adjourns Without Decision
At 3:30 this morning the Republican convention in Pittsburg adjourned without nominating a sheriff. A counterfeiters roundup includes Joho Connors Elvis Black of Cincinnati and John Lyogly, once a Vine Street Faro bank watchman and alleged prize fighter. Alleghany citizens Dr. M H Frank and Dr. J Davis are jailed awaiting Friday hearings before the U S Commissioner. About twenty thousand dollars in counterfeit notes were seized.
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Prttant
Faro
Vine Street
Connors
Coshocton
Alleghany
M.H. Frank
DB. J. Davis
United States
Chicago June 23 Colored veteran and officers clash during arrest
John Johnson, a former preacher and the first Black recruit of a four colored regiment, was shot last night while resisting police. His son, who aided him and assaulted several officers, was held on three charges totaling 3500 dollars. Case set for the 401st inst. No officers were seriously injured. United States authorities began examining distillers books this forenoon and discovered a faulty estimate.
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John Johnson
United States
St Louis Patrolman Stabbing Incident Near Beeville
In St Louis on June 23 at about 16 00 patrolman Jacob Suter of Beeville Illinois arrested Patrick Mulligan who was drunk and abusing his family. Mulligan stabbed Suter with a carpenter's chisel as City Marshal Charles Born arrived and was also stabbed in the chest. Born shot Mulligan, mortally wounding him, and both officers were badly wounded.
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St. Lois
Mondach
Jacob Suter
Be Eville
Ilinois
Patrick Julligop
Suter
Mullizan
Hin
Charles Born
Born
Mulligan
King of Burmah Grants Britain Right to Route Forces to China
London June 24 The King of Burmah has granted Great Britain the right to send forces through his dominions to Western China if required for future expeditions.
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London
Burmah
Great Britain
China
German government proposes ban on public religious processions
June 23 report says the German government prepeigs a parliamentary measure to prohibit public religious processions targeting Catholics.
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Bents
Independent Nomination in San Francisco Convention
The Independent Convention of the Second Cantonal District nominates Charles A. Tuttle for Congress. General Bidwell received nomination on the third ballot. Pacheco was nominated for Lieutenant-Governor by acclamation.
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San Francisco
Independent Convention
Charles A. Tuttle
Congress
General Bidwell
Pacheco
Heavy Losses Hit Insurance Firms in June
Ottawa June 23 The leading Insurance Directors instruct agents to reduce on-line holdings and reassess property risk. In the last fifteen days Cannesmania agencies report losses around 250 900 dollars amid declining markets and unsettled conditions.
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Ottawa
Cox Anoet
Welcome Home Fort Fortress Monroes Blues Return
The Norfolk Blues were welcomed home with strong ceremony. A thirteen gun salute fired from ten inch guns accompanied the salute as the Fort’s flag dipped in tribute as the ship passed Fortress Monroe.
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Norfolk Blues
Bucker
Monrole
Monongahela River Dispatches from McKeesport and Nearby
Special dispatches report river conditions on the Monongahela at McKeesport and surrounding points. Weather chatter notes showers and clouded skies while towboats John Penny and Little Giant move freight toward Sciotoville and St Louis. Talks of freights, barges, and possible deals with Sherlock linger as the river rises and passes downstream.
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Cincinnatic
John Penny
McKeesport
Hennah E. Ed
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