Cincinnati agricultural machinery trial increases attendance
The second programme of the Cincinnati trial of agricultural machinery was held at Bowen's Geld near Sharon. A blistering sun and numerous gnats drew eminent Grangers, farmers from miles around, and many manufacturers and agents to the field. The forenoon test was more satisfactory, with entries from C Aultman & Co Canton Ohio Hoover & Co Exa ee Har- sparking interest. the afternoon tested for the best mower with entrants including Clipper Mower and Reaper Company Yonkers New York and Johnston Harvester Company Spooner.
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Cincinnati
Bowen
Sharon
C. Auliman & Co
Buckeye
Canton
Ohio
Hoover & Co
Exaco
C. Aultman & Co
John L. Scherling
Akron
Clipper Mower and Reaper Company
Yonkers, N. C
Johnston Harvester Company
Spooner
Commencement Exercises At Dennison University Institute
In Granville last evening Rev Dr Fairfield of Mansfield delivered a lecture before the literary societies at the Baptist Church. This morning at ten o clock the Forty second Commencement of the Young Ladies Institute was held in the same church. The class numbered fourteen and though the exercises were lengthy the essays were of superior quality and held interest to the end.
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Dennison University
Baptist Church
Fairfield
Mansfield
Young Ladies’ Institute
Banker F C Sessions Injured After Horse Accident
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus Ohio that banker F C Sessions was thrown from his horse when it fell through a bridge in eastern Columbus. He suffered a broken collar bone and other injuries. The weather for the day is described with a playful emphasis.
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Daily Times
CoL_cmecs
F. C. Sessions
McDole Bradley murder case closes evidence
Lawrencburg MD report says evidence in the McDole Bradley murder case was concluded last night and arguments resume at noon today. The Mayor will render a decision at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
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The
Daily Times
Lawrescuepune
McDole-Bradley
Royal Geographical Society News From Spain
A brief Royal Geographical Society note reports unsettled affairs in Spain with references to Sir Bartle Frere and other officials. The text sketches a resignation and shifting duties within the press and administrative circles as the situation develops.
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Lonpor
Royal Geographical Society
Spain
Carlists Take A Village In Tense Clash
Maprip reports a village attack by Carlists with rapid violence. Fighters overran the area, killed twenty of their number, and seized several persons as hostages before pursuers closed in. The incident reflects ongoing factional strife in the region.
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Maprip
Satis Rattan
Araid of the Empire Government Prohibits Actions
Government prohibits prominent action by the Frente of phlaeeninal the Prince amid unrest. Officials enforce measures aimed at curbing revolutionary activity as authorities warn of penalties for defiance. The move signals rising tension between state and opposition factions.
Corner Stone Laying for New Government Building
Ceremony marked by visitors from across the state as the corner-stone of the new Government Building was laid today. Officials and residents gathered to witness the event amid formal honors and public interest.
River levels fall as canal and falls drop readings
Special Dispatches report Louisville on June 24 noting the river decline with five feet in the canal and three feet at the falls. Weather is clear with a 90 degree reading and dull business. no beats but the packets. Anaxy also on June 24 mentions the City Wharf. A line notes a girl age eleven.
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The
Daily Times
Louisvile
Fragmentary legal notice fragment with monetary figures
A partial OCR fragment notes values of 0,000 or 5,000 tied to an insurance matter and an unspecified office, leaving the exact office unascertained. The text provides no clear names, dates, or actions beyond these stub figures.
Weather Report From Signal Service Brief Notice
War Department Signal Service reports weather conditions with barometer corrected for temperature. June records show times and readings lightly noted as of 7:05 A M. Observations indicate atmospheric pressure trends and general forecast directives for sea and land stations, reflecting Division of Telegrams and Commerce data.
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War Department
U. S. Army
Weather Summary for Wasuroron and Gulf States Area
A fragmented weather report notes June 24 at 10:30 A M. In Wasuroron D C a cloudier morning with northeast winds and possible falling temperatures. For the Gulf States Tennessee and Ohio Valley expect generally clear skies with gentle winds from the east or south and stationary or rising barometric pressure. The Lower Missouri River is projected to fall slowly during the day.
Fragmentary Notice Describes Prices and Quantities
A damaged OCR item mentions 80c, 6e whisk, 12 head 25, bacon with an at 476 48e in elevation orders. It references New Oceans on June 24 at 11:30 A M with 1 155 head and multiple unclear phrases.
Oil market steady with limited activity at Selk City
Prrrsnvac June 24 reports a quiet oil market with no sales at Fineville-Market. Prices remain firm around 1.15 per barrel, crude at 4 cents, refined around 1 cent. Market in Pilaiptie also quiet and crude, refined prices noted.
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Fineville
Pilaiptie
Feared Indian War Rumors Spread Among Settlers
Citizens report rising war talk as hostile Indians reportedly attack hunters near Doby Beer run and Mulberry crossing. A surveying party with soldiers from the fort and residents fear a general conflict this summer while attacks on camps and trapping parties continue.
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Stollen
Warren
Mulberry Crossing
Bertreer
Doby Beer
Hanrahan
Jack Council
James Teecken
J. Leonard
Red Clarke
W. Taylor
M. Hap
Tom Wallace
Dudley
Constine
Fire alarm from roof shingles on Livingston Street
A small roof fire on a frame dwelling two doors west of Joba on Livingston Street triggered the box 125 alarm around 11 this morning. Loss expected to be minimal, a few dollars. Also this morning Judge Marchant of the Police Court sentenced several Work-House offenders for disorderly conduct loitering and drinking, with sentences ranging from fifteen to thirty days.
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Livingston Street
Joba
Marchant
Samuel Anderson
John Jeriath
Fred
Nolte
Huline
Kennedy
Dibson House Soldier Sets Out for Eastern Trip
Personal news notes Corporal Geffroy of the Dibson House departs this evening for a lengthy Eastern tour visiting prominent watering places before returning home.
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B. Geffroy
Dibson
Excursion on canal boat W. S. Kumier honored
A party of gentlemen on the canal boat W. 8. Kumier wore American colors and enjoyed lively music. They docked at the Us States Hotel for a fine dinner in Hamilton, with Mr. Kumier praised for his elegant dress. The Commercial reporter noted the party's rich attire and hospitality.
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Kamler
Jack Passey
Jacob Kern
Senited Btates
Hibernians plan a Denton Station picnic on Fourth
The Ancient Order of Hibernians prep a grand social picnic at Denton Station on the Fourth. A grand jury indicted H W Resnick for carrying a concealed weapon with bail set at 100. Burns and Duan fined for peace breaches. John Maguire fined for disorderly conduct. Thomas Crockett found guilty of assaulting a veteran. Thomas Francis case continued to secure witnesses. A young woman’s nostril plunge interrupted a street scene. A Newport Dem summit signals efforts to back Judge Lee and delay per conventional nomination rules ahead of the July election.
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Order of Hibernians
Denton Station
Kentucky Central Railroad
H. W. Resnick
New Burns
Thomas Duan
John Maguire
Thos. Crockett
Thomas Francis
Col
Terrell
Pike Street
Barracks Items and Local Updates From The County Scene
Four fine looking weruits arrive at the Barracks this morning. The county Democratic Convention is noted with speakers and plans. Missives mention a test gas meter dispute, a school event at the Sis yesterday, and the Ninth Mile being advertised. Political notes include independent sheriff candidate and local accusations about two York Street rogues. The race-track finishes, judge appointments, and social details fill the week with civic buzz and a professor’s evening program at the Barracks.
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Weruits
Heyle
Thomas Bodkin
Sis
Iron
Fred. W. Darth
Nine-Mile —_s
Sherif
Mr. B
Covington
Siti
Charley
York Street
Charley E . Joll Iy
Cent Avenue
Weise
Lee
Ambech
Bert Kline
Toto
State Anti Monopely Convention Elects Leaders at Des Moines
The first Monopely State Convention met in Des Moines Iowa electing Cardell Guthrie as temporary chairman with T O Walker and E J Dansett as secretaries. Delegates formed committees, announced a new State Central Committee and adjourned until 4 PM.
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Edward Johnston
Lee
F H. Taylor
Clinton
D. Dorin
Delaware
Alt. Lamn
Harding
John Conaway
Powesheik
W. M. Stone
Marion
Andrew Hastie
Ree
D. Me
Women's State Temperance Convention opens in Pittsburg at Library Hall
The Women's State Temperance Convention met in Library Hall Pittsburg with many attendees. Mrs A W Black was elected permanent President after devotional exercises and welcomes by Rev Ellis. Notable speakers included Gen F H Lane and Mrs Dr Bill with others from New Jersey and Cleveland. The group formed committees on permanent organization and on resolutions and adjourned to reconvene this afternoon.
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Women's State Temperance Convention
Library Hall
A. W. Black
Allegheny County Union
Ellis
F. H. Lane
B. Graw
New Jersey
Central Baptist Church Festival Disaster Dead and Injured
Reports from Syracuse N Y indicate a church festival disaster at the Central Baptist Church where a collapsed floor left fourteen dead and many injured. Officials say the building’s defective supports caused the collapse and fear remains high as rescuers work among the ruins.
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Syraccer
N. Y
Central Baptist Church
Presidential Cabinet Declines Treasury Appointment
President and Mrs. Grant plan to depart for routine business as a letter from Lyman Ban arrives regarding the appointment of an Assistant Treasury. The cabinet movement at Bemton appears unsettled as discussions continue.
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Basa
Treasury
Wasurxetos
Jane
Grant
Sean
Lyman “Ki
River Weather Dispatch From Cincinnati
A terse weather bulletin from Cincinnati notes cloudy conditions with indications of changes ahead. The fragment hints at river-related weather impacts and regional forecast timing, but readable specifics are limited.
Tragic Deaths Across Cities Highlighted in Nightly Reports
A series of fatal incidents includes two German boys drowned near Caedhe tor sreetsing after a rail fall in Grand Island. Joseph F. Ryan of Company I Ninth Infantry, aged unknown, died after falling between cars near Omaha. In Newark New Jersey John H Haber killed his sister in her apartment then attempted suicide in custody. A Wabash Indiana report notes a Toledo Wabash and Western train derailment caused by a cow, injuring Engineer George Green who had a leg amputated and left him with hopeless injuries. Conductor George Cain sustained serious injuries. Track blockage lasted over three hours.
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Ninth Infantry
Omaha
Grand Island
Newark
N. J
John H. Haber
Haber
Gartly
Wabash
Ind
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad
George Green
George Cain
Chicago convention and stock dealers news from yesterday
Reports from Chicago describe the Town Anti Monopolist State Convention meeting in Des Moines today while MM Caldwell and MJ Platt, New York stock dealers, were suspended yesterday. The corner stone of Chicago Government building is laid today. Races in Michigan yesterday show Membrino Star filly winning. R B King of Angola Indiana is missing from Fort Wayne with suspected foul play. Massachusetts reform prison bill passes 16 to 8 for women. About fifty Republicans meet in Syracuse to oppose Governor’s renomination.
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MM. Caldwell
M. J. Platt
New York
Government
Chicago
Inaw
Michigan
Membrino Star
Iar
R. B. King
Angola
Ind
Fort Wayne
Massachusetts
Syracuse
N. Y
Ibis
Erie Road Candidate Faces Congressional Seat Dilemma
An earnest figure in railroad politics contemplates merging duties with an Erie road presidency. He has not clearly declared resignation from Congress or definite plans for a Congressional bid, yet remains firm that he will not pursue a seat in the House.
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H.J. Jewett
Columbus
Washington
Emett
Erie Road
Congress
Impending calamity warned over rapid New York Philadelphia train
The Philadelphia Ledger warns of a looming disaster on the New York to Philadelphia railway after reports of a high speed newspaper train. An engineer and staff fear a break neck schedule that could cause a severe crash if not halted. The paper calls for railway managers to investigate and avert potential tragedy.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dam
Rapisto
Jersey City
Trenton
Wien
New Bromwich
State v Henry Alf liquor sale case progresses
The State and Henry Alf case on selling liquor contrary to statute is in progress as this edition goes to press, with a fair prospect of conclusion this afternoon.
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Henry Alf
Personal. J. W. Fairfax of New Orleans Ill in Kentucky
Mr J W Fairfax staffer of the Republican of New Orleans is in Cincinnati called home by illness of his mother. He lies ill at Ladue Ky.
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J. W. Fairfax
New Orleeans
Republican
Cincinnati
Ladw, Ky
COMMON PLEAS DAMAGES: CHANGE OF Henry Lewis
In a common pleas case before Judge Cox the plaintiff Henry Lewis claims damages of 20000 for injury to property on McMillan Street within Lane Seminary subdivision after the city altered the old grade. The defense challenges the extent of damages and cites Collins & Peck & Cramer for the plaintiff and contra. Ferdinand Luke vs Andrew Decker verdict for defendant in replevin. Bear & Diekhaus vs Jacob Reis verdict: one cent damage for plaintiff. State vs Patrick Naughton murder in the first degree, case in main with jury selection underway. defendant accused of murdering his wife on North Sixth Street. witnesses examined.
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Henry Lewis
Eec
McMillan Street
Lane Seminary
Dautase i
Collins
Peck& Cramer
Eg Pnerdicto
Ferdinand Luke
Andrew Decker
Bear & Diekhaus
Jacob Reis
Patrick Naughton
Mary Renghone
North Sixth
Will of Maria Ford Probated. Wm Ford Appointed Executor
Probate filed in the estate of Maria Ford with William Ford named as executor. Personal property valued at about 700 dollars with real estate details not fully listed in the record.
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Matson
Maria Ford
Wm. Ford
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