Fragmented Sports Notes From Historic Box Score Digests
Long, garbled telegraphic notes recount several baseball and college games. Mentions Louisville, Hartford, St Louis, Indianapolis, Cleveland area teams, with partial scores and line items. Includes references to Buckeyes and Neshannocks and a 6 to redacted final.
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Omicaico
Buckeyes
Neshannocks
Foraker
Redianapolis
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Bouis
Lydianapolis
Weather and travel notes for Tennessee and Ohio region
Fragmented report cites chief Stan offices in Wassaotor Washington area. Mentions partly cloudy or cloudy conditions with northwest to Samer clady phrasing. reference to 10:904 Propanirtins. Unclear lines suggest miscellaneous weather and regional notes without concrete events or dates.
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Wee
Stan
Wassaotor
D.C
Lune
Tennessee
Ohio
Illinois Democrats decline to instruct for Tilden
Disjointed OCR notes report Democratic stance on Tilden, trade dollar discount, and various political morsels. Mentions House Committee amendments, Republican district races, Robeson income figures, and Belgrade arrivals with scattered numbers and locations.
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Illinois
Tilden
Medical remarks from Dr Dickson on Mesopotamian disease
Dr Dickson reports a widespread disease in Mesopotamia with rising cases and high fatalities. He notes recent Bagdad attacks and provides figures: 2,009 cases and 1,222 deaths, based on observations up to May. The writing reflects a 13th century style observation from a colonial-era medical discourse.
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B. D. Dickson
Mesopotamia
Bagdad
Morrill Nomination Chaos and St Louis Train News
Debates over Senator Morrill accepting the Treasury post continue with pressure from friends and possible decline. A large group of Democrats heads for St Louis tonight, while college honors and naval cadetships are noted. The College Hill Railroad adjusts its morning schedule ahead of the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill debate.
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Morrils
Morrill
Treasury
Ee Morrill
Senate
Exposition Ball Invites Notables to Ratification Meeting
A large gathering is planned for tomorrow night at the Exposition Ball. The Hon. B. H. Bristow will speak alongside William Cumback, Judge Matthews, A. Sherman of New York, L. Perry, and Howard. They have accepted invitations to address the meeting.
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B. H. Bristow
Will. Cumback
Howard
A. Sherman
Neore Hepa A ‘L
Perry
Judge Matthews
Man Named Wilson Charged With Stealing Clothing
A man named Robert Wilson, residing at 69 Twelfth Street, waived examination in the Police Court this morning. He was bound over in the sum of 1,000 to answer before the Court of Common Pleas, on charges of stealing a large amount of clothing from William Meyer.
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Robert Wil ‘Son
Willam Meyer
NEW York Grocery Report
New York
New Tenn
Aracailio
Vidge
Lote
Jogteice
Sige
Lancy
Lancy, 19 Je. « — Wielske
Ilze
Inca
Hoosier visitors tour city amid rainy day visit
This morning a group of sixteen men and a larger party arrived on a visit to the city. The beneficent superintendent led the group. Mr Shoemaker offered to guide any interested visitor despite the day’s rain in order to showcase sights.
Police Court arraigns two on rail charge in morning
Police Court this morning arraigned Delia Wade and Lou Tre on the charge connected to Mellie Cooper. The case, described as grand, is continued to the same date and details remain unclear.
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Delia Wade
Loutre
Ae Mellie Cooper
Cooper
Marriage licenses issued in our last report
The list notes several issued licenses: W. C. Chambers to Clara B. Sullivan, T. G. iA. Greve to Harriet B. Fisher, John B. Tremann to Elizabeth Brunnerman, Rag nsey to Calderwood, G. Kinross to Mary Shater, Hearst to Lena Weber, Igutschi to Eustis Michon, Gregory to Amelia Doty.
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W. C. Chambers
Clara B. Sullivan
T. G. Ia. Greve
Harriet B. Fisher
John
Tremann
Elizabeth Brnnerman
Masinig
Ragnsey
Calderwood
G. Kinross
Mary Shater
Hearst
Lena Weber
Igutschi
Eustis Michon
Gregory
Amelia Doty
Fight on Rosebud Creek Near Tongue River
Dispatches from June recount a skirmish with Sioux forces on Rosebud Creek near Tongue River. Casualties include Captain Henry of the Third Cavalry and a private, with reports of heavy Indian resistance and a temporary setback for General Crook's column. Troops retreated then camped later, while the attackers reportedly suffered greater losses.
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Omama
Neu
Énet
C Nicheson
Crook
South Fork
Tongue River
Fetterman
Rosebud Creek
Nte Osaale
Henry
Third Cavalry
Pig
Rook
Diet Akte
Hiyi
Fourth of July Celebration Appointments Noted
The Continental forces announce appointments for Independence Day. Jeremiah Kier becomes General, William J. O Niel as Adjutant General, James M. AT neef as Adjutant General, with A. E. Jones, Jane M. Harrer, and others named for command and staff roles.
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Ter
Jeremiah Kier
Wm. J. O’niel
James M
Neef
Beigadine
The Conventions Man Shattae and the Ticket System
A Chicago Telegraph report recounts Mr. W. B. Shat tue and his failed effort to run the Convention arrangements with a ticket plan. His precise seating chart and press-ticket scheme backfired as editors and papers retaliated with sharp editorials, leaving Shattae exposed to ridicule and warnings for future honors.
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Chicago Telegraph
Cencinnati
W. B.shattue
Mr. Shattuc
Shattae
Wong
Alions Committee
Shattue
Walt
Shathuc
Shatiuc
Wiack
Peur Ge Ag
Shattac
Anil
Commodities and prices reflect steady wheat and dull provisions
Grain prices steady with July August futures showing slight gains. cash and futures mixed across wheat corn and barley. Pork prices move around 18 to 19 dollars for August while lard trades near 11 dollars with variations by month.
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Chicago
J. T. Alien
Seth Tie l
Mortuary Record Reported Deaths at the Office
Death notices from the office include Robeson of Cincinnati aged 78 with German origin and several others with names such as Joseph Mere Merl Pred Maller Peter Vierbut and Joni Roth. Ages range from months to years, with several entries listing Cincinnati as residence. The garbled OCR text presents multiple partial names and ages, indicating a regional obituary roundup in progress.
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Robeson
Cincinnati
Germany
Percaiaie
Cincinas Joseph Mere
Merl
Pred Maller
Laclanet
Peter Vierbut
Nat Fred
Wilkie Iden
A. Murray
Joni Roth
Cielany Riesenberg
Hoosier visitors spark Dayton street scene riot tale
The Dayton Short line Railroad reported 11 30 this morning brought S90 live hoosiers from Ashion City and vicinity. They planned to pill the Waterworks and other amusements, buy clothes watches and jewelry, then return tonight. Some stayed at taverns. Despite rough language, the group looked fine. locals hoped they were treated well and left pleased to visit again.
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Dayton
Indiana
Live Stock Market Report July 23 Calf and Sheep Receipts
Market quiet with varied receipts across calves, sheep, and lambs. Receipts include 231 cattle head and 2,190 sheep head, with prices and sales only partially detailed amid slow activity and upward price pressure on some fat cattle and dressings.
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Calfhesesinises
Seton Bs
Edpdedalie Ataceee
Orb Yeh Widhdpeosie Elite
Sro
Eter
Tree i Ag
Fia
Sod
Continentals muster call issued for June report
The First Brigade Second Division commanded by General S H Campbell sets headquarters at Mt Adams Inclined Plane Railway office in Lack Street Fourth Ward. Residents of the 1st 24th and 6th Wards and Anderson Spencer Townships mustered with their companies and muster rolls by Tuesday June 27 to determine guns and uniforms needed. Staff officers appointed include Colonel G B Keper Assistant Adjutant Colonel W N Devine Quartermaster Colonel Jos Redman Mustering Officer Major S W Craig Surgeon.
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Campbell
Mt. Adams
Lack Street
Yee
Anderson and Spencer
Ee Blan Rees
Piboars
G. B. Keper
W. N. Devine
Jos.’ Redman
W. Craig
Lightning Strikes Mount Lookout Dwelling House
During a storm a two story frame house owned by Jesse Niles and occupied by the Watkins family was struck by lightning. It entered the chimney and a lower room where a girl sleeping was stunned. The bolt also shattered the cistern curb and ripped apart the cellar door lock, leaving no further trace.
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Mount Lookout
Jesse Niles
Watkins
Public School Exam Plan Sparks Juvenile Indignation
Report mentions uproar among students as schools announce first exams for high and intermediate grades during hot days. Readers criticized keeping younger children indoors while elder siblings study, suggesting the fault lies with schools and urging a different start time next year.
Court Orders Warrant For Transfer Of Evans From Newark
United States Commissioners Court reports D C M Evans seized this morning in Newark Ohio by deputies and a Kansas marshal seeking to extradite Evans on a warrant dated 25 1875 alleging a false affidavit to defraud. Hearing set this afternoon, bail not posted, bench warrant issued for transfer to Kansas. An injunction remains pending.
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D.C
M. Evans
Newark
Licking County
Ohio
United
Hooper
Thos. Hoore
Sean Grove
Kansas
Evans
H. H. Aldrich
Hink
Pandit
Kansay Dist
Tilden and Hancock in a Heated Political Debate
The Cincinnati and St. Louis dispatches describe a tense exchange with Tilden and Hancock. The debates touch on a repeal, Indiana prospects, and the anti-Tilden faction fearing a setback if Hancock falters. Hendricks remains quiet while factions forecast a unified, decisive finish.
Bristow En Route to Mt Louis Delegates Tour St Louis
Secretary Bristow travels toward Mt Louis while delegates to the Democratic National Convention pass through the city. A reporter notes Bristow, who jokes he will be Kentucky bound, and cannot attend the St Louis event. Among travelers are Young Men's Clubs from New York and Philadelphia with Tilden favored for president and Pennsylvania backing Hancock. The train includes sleeping cars.
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St. Louis
Tilden
Bowthern
Hancock
Tadeu
Thurman
Olio
Indiana
New York
Devan
Senate
Kentucky
Turri bs a trocities in bulgaria and ottoman-atrocities
A Istanbul correspondent reports Turkish irregulars slaughtering civilians in Algeria, looting property, and burning villages. Estimates of deaths range from 150,000 to 300,000. 37 villages are named as destroyed, including Serastilza where 1,500 were killed. Refugees include many young girls. reaction in Constantinople prompts envoy intervention.
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Bulgaria
Imily
Constantinoph
Algeria
Inces
Serastilza
Istrict
Phillippolis
Ald
Bashi Batouba
Constantinople
Ce Covanuagen
Petar Polars
Upper Nyvik
Melville Bay
Engagement With Sioux Force Near Rosebud In Montana
Cheyenne Jake 33 reports Croek's command with four days rations moved toward Rosebud along Yellow Stone Creek. Sioux attacked along the bluffs four hours, then retreated as soldiers pressed. Casualties include several killed and wounded among U.S. troops, plus Sioux dead found, with thirteen Sioux bodies recovered.
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Croek
Carp
Martin
Rosebud
Stone
Montana
Snake
Crow Sebats
Taterery
Cena
Eeig
Con Rox
Id Feathersby
Allen and
Flynn
Rorsiant
Egork
Carta
Smith
Stewart
O'Brien
Lonsey
Newkirken
Priwart Potts
Connors
Mitchell
Cook
Edwards
Untitled War Dispatch on Plains with General Crook
An uneven field report notes actions on the plains with General Crook and his expected cavalry support. Officers and soldiers display gallantry as detachments move, while tribes like the Crows and Snakes are mentioned in shifting positions and engagements amid the ongoing campaign.
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Crook
Eastern District of Arkansas appointments and investigations
President nominates officers for the Western District amid a cascade of names from Washington and Kentucky. The House Invalid Pensions committee opens an inquiry into pension office irregularities, with Van Dernam testifying no prior fraud but acknowledging later irregularities. witnesses discuss dispatch authenticity and potential costs of sending telegraph messages.
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House Committee On
van Dernam
Trevitt
Baker
Hill, Vanmeter and Chaney
Specie Shipments For Tomorrow’s Steamers
New York in June reports specie engagements for tomorrow totaling 5.5 million in gold coin aboard steamers. Shipowners and bankers note strong demand for shipments and secure transfers amid steady markets.
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New York
River News Update From Monongahela to Evansville
Special Dispatches report the Monongahela River steady at 3 feet 1 inch as several steamers depart or prepare for routes to St Louis Huntington and Little Rock. Ships carry refined oil and passengers with hundreds of barrels moved daily while the river rises and weather remains warm.
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Cincinnati Times
Pirresras
Louisville
Falls
Portland Bar
Evansville
Wheeler c
Grand Republic
New Or
St. Louis
Monongahela River
John L. Rhoads
Pew
Governor Garlands
Little Rock
Morryiv
Huntington
Nellie Walton
Huntingtoi
Jackson
Jas
Cook
Eagle
Sior
Freedom
Arkansas Pelle
Cairo
Grey Eagle
Idlewild
Eae
Baum
Memphis
Cincinnati
B. HH. Cooke
Nashville
Wheat market roundup across Detroit Buffalo and Milwaukee
Wheat prices and trading activity show dull to firm moves in Detroit Buffalo Toledo and Milwaukee. No. 2 Milwaukee bids ease while No 1 Amber Michigan and No 2 red mix shift in price. corn oats rye and flour also move with limited bids and steady or marginally higher costs.
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Detroit
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Toledo
Amber
Michigan
Dayton
Lake Shore
Milwauker
California
Orleans
Old
Nilee York
Chicago
Abe Sree
Orlgans
Galena
Clucingati
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James C. Reed
Josiah Caldwell
Caldwell
Reed
Blaine
Judiciary Committee
Three
Bostons
Reds
Gams Buewtery
Bali
Bosar Cinciynatis
Atock
Tvsning
Iohies
Denton
Ieee
Valle
Halts
Boston
Erika
Louisvilles
Hartfords
Fulner
Ask Gerhardt
Martfords
Hartfors
Louievilhs
I Valle
Touisvilles
Tituns
Wie
St. Athletics
Ouis Browns
Tery
Louis
Ym Louis
Sy Bee
Mr. Blaine
Washington
Barnes
Baltimore
Robert Davis
Hartford
Hugh Auoenethe
Balernethy
Las
Additional River News
Signal Service
U. S. Arm of Commerce and
Itore
House
King Yesterihe
Gansianssen
Camden
Belgrade
Illia
Onal Saeagers Sagen
Cincinnati Gasette Seussoo
Mammen
the Girls of the
Oulock P.M
City Matters
Sustons-howse Iy Tunderkuihg
Rot Oltipat
Randall
WB. Shattae
Tom Ncott
Caldwell Dispatches
Hitch
Legan University
Keppier
Rome
Méath
Davis
David Davis
Ohioiversity
Athens
Yycatenlay
CH. Payne
Woodwrd High School
iWoodw
Pth Chamber
Ee Denes Cae
Duce
Jou
Jaseak
College Hill
Sn- Poe
Hymoneal
The
Black Hills
A. E. Jones
Janes M. Harrer
Colonie! and
Ass’t Adj’ General
Shattuc
Thich
Curcrexatt
Young America
United States Commissioner's Court
Gathering OF the Democracy
Mancock, Avhur Man and
Hendricks
Pittsburg
Bristow
Mt. Louis
Tab Ciheinnatt Times
Loxpon
Nixana
Belgia
Mney
Milan
Aturkey
Ristia
Guasdon
Foxe
Robert Napier
Hbrilliant
Cheyenne
Jake
Wasaine
Diac
Fle
Mt MeCormick
United States
Theo Western
Dastsi Vtsydvania
Charles Tes Wate
Atrorifes
Moray
Phomnas AL
Kot
Cady Elf
Joseph Caldwell
Ehilence
Toy Caldwell
Ote Caldwell
Ey Caldwell
Knott
Berald
Mitchens
Telegraph ‘Office
Lowe
Witte
Kew
F Reed
Cincinnati Timel
Cor. Fifth and Vine Sts
Turin
Lockwood & Snowdon
West Fourth Street
Pike’s Opéra
Duhme & CO
Western
RTS, &c
Oreen
Workiaushil
Setmarines
Wilson Bros
Ie Incinnati
5& Louis
Washington St
Ord
Hmie W.foecth
Attorney AT Law
Grorce
Whitman & Okey
Ae Kysatlaw E.coreer
Chile
Teott
Goss
Allen
Sappears
Ton Allen
Brooklyn
Joe Goss
New York City
Alectro
Wasuinetox
War
Yase
House Committee On Elections
Idaho
Haida
Conanthe
Kirst
South Carolina
Bo. Strait
Minnesota
MD Edmunds
LD Te
Tual
Mittée
Supreme Courts
W.ard
A . Reet
An.cole
Hoow
Burnet House
Centennial
North Tower
Crown
Crown Perfumery CO
London
Ee Branc U
Broadway
Ovisa
MO Este
Areude
Waailton
Cossy
Reynolds
Mary
Whillam
Eg. Craword
Sain Wit
Mire County
Maryland
Barnined
Craig
Iittoum
Imei K
Irio
Fourth Street
Siley
Jeti
Este
Louisa M. Estewand
West
Aod
Angad
Wil. K. Este
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Wu. M
Paane
K. Extte
Jnan
al Fe
Dora M. Too
Ta Mu
Auburn
Noticen
Hanikrox
Common Pleas Court
Ann Eliza Hartshorn
Plaintid
Elias B. Dayton
Love Barber
Willisia Chetwood
Ian Boe
Samuel Choon
Court of Coaunon Pleas
Hatuntten County
Ae Orien Athe
AGANS
Cali
Inotices
Gruenwall
Heidebach & Co
Gruenwald
Vocetain
Johnston
Harvard
Fru Sale
Mae
Te City
W. H. Andrews
W. Fourth St
W.H. Andrews
City Directory
Cincinwate
Yepie
Riles
Cone
C. Marlee
Jon Jon
Cox
M. F. Pu
W. & Avery
Jacob Eters
Circuit Courts
Dimion i
Men
One
Shal
Me Bateman
Dares
Mateon
M Paxton
Seeewa
M. Trevor
Avior Jos B. Joes
Fire Commission
Chamber of Coma
Edim A Oe Hig Ag Ah Seslth
George
Linload
Peter
Imy
Vis Soren
David Habe
Yona Jacob Gemert
Chartes I House of Refuge
Dan Thachtnyst
AiGard
West Fourth Sts
H. D. Rogers & CO
Fourth St
Wella Sa
Plags, &O
Rota Es
Geauan
Duanest
Sale—Cottes
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