Cleveland Delegates Elected Amid Convention Euphoria
Special Dispatch reports Cleveland hosts a convention with multiple bands and pageantry. In the First District Alfred Gaither and Tom Quinn won delegates slots to Baltimore with alternates W. L. O'Brien and Tom Cororan. The Second District saw a split over Tom Snellbaker versus Dr. Bradford for delegate. District selections and drama set the stage for the proceedings with Ozra J. Dodds named temporary chairman as Ches H. Allen opened the session.
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Times and Chronicle
Cleveland
Alfred Gaither
Tom Quinn
Baltimore
W. L. O'Brien
Tom Cocoran
Tom Snellbaker
Bradford
Snellbaker
A. B. Ratterman
Nelson Seylerce
Exposition Hall
Cincinnati
Mr. Dodds
Aggressive U S Troop Move Against Plains Tribes
Intelligence from Gen Augur in Texas reports all available troops dispatched to Indian reservations to quell bands raiding emigrant trains and attacking settlers. He vows strict measures against remaining tribes, aiming to force compliance by sparing women and children despite ongoing village destruction.
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Augur
Texas
Unreadable OCR Clipping Yields Fragmented Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a partridge and weather in a cryptic line. The readable portion does not provide clear names, places, dates, or an event to summarize into a proper news item.
Common Grounds of Agreement Found in Geneva
A Herald special from Geneva reports General Sherman will stay briefly there then proceed to Berne and France after visiting General Dufour who asked if arbitration would settle the dispute. Sherman said the matter lies with the lawyers. Tribunals reportedly near a positive decision preserving the treaty and confirming a common ground. International figures discuss potential amounts due for neutral-ship losses and adjusted awards amid ongoing deliberations.
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France
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Lord Tenterden
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River News From New Avenny and Surrounding Areas
June 27 report notes river levels falling to about six inches and four feet four inches at another location. Several named individuals are listed with ages and duties, including laborers and a person at Jeffersonville receiving goods. Weather described as cloudy and warm with a looming storm. business cited as dull amid river conditions.
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Renkin
A. Devenport
R.C. Gray
Ussville
Chas
Bodmann Ia
Jeffersonville
New Orleans
Harvest laborers in California demand 350 and more
An Oregon crop harvest note mentions California laborers seeking 350 per day. The report lists miscellaneous items from university commencements to a president election and a tragic self-inflicted death after a public talk.
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Oregon
California
Brown University
E. Rockwood Hear
Harvard
St James Club Scene Sparks International Tension
A noisy St James Club gathering stirred nationalist outrage as German, British, and French factions clashed after alleged drunken revelry. Letters to protest insult escalated into threats amid rising tensions between Germany and Britain over perceived national affronts and potential political retaliation.
State Democratic Convention Advances Platform and Leadership
Special dispatch reports the State Central Committee naming John F Thompson as chairman and FE B Eshelman of Wayne as secretary. The body adjourns to meet after Baltimore to discuss an executive committee likely to include Liberal party members if Baltimore endorses Greeley. Hugh J Jewett chosen permanent president of the convention. The platform favors unity with liberal forces, favoring concise wording over lengthy detail. The Ohio Democrats adopt a platform favoring renomination of horace and present G Brown for vice president.
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John 4. Thompson
FE. B. Eshelman
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Greeley
Libeals
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Cognition
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Targage
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Newton Schelich
Tom Corcoran
M. A. Daugherty
John M. Haag
John H. Luteher
Willich
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Geo. W. Atkinson
McGuire
General Assembly
Larga
Columbus
Jewett
Grant and Wilson Ratification Arrests After Prolonged Probe
Grant and Wilson were arrested following an extended investigation into alleged corruption. Authorities say the case centers on political ratification actions and bent practices. Both individuals face unspecified charges as the inquiry continues.
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Grant
Wilson
Ambiguous Jeered Text From Northern Church Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church gathering and references to embezzlement totaling over $6,000. Mentions include locations in New York and names that are unclear due to damage. The text reads like a local church record with scattered names and a missing context.
Unclear OCR fragment reports on Donaldson and balloon event
Fragmentary account from the Ohio State Journal dated June 25 mentions Donaldson and a balloon related incident. Details are obscured by garbled text, leaving the sequence of actions and participants largely unreadable. No clear outcome or locations can be determined from the legible portions.
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Donaldson
Ill. Report of Major Incident Near Early Hour
Fragmentary OCR text cites Illinois event involving W. F. Kireray or Kierey. Mention of 13 o'clock, a cave scene, a whistle, and a second meeting. Details unclear. appears to describe a sudden incident with a person in bed and a nearby call or arrival. Verifiable facts limited. core names uncertain.
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Ines
Cave
Tata
Town and Country Summer Travel Etiquette
A fragment from the New York Journal of Commerce notes summer trips to the country often disappoint, not due to the country but to accommodations and expectations. It hints at traveler moods and social observations about summer lodging and demeanor.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Nate
Fragmented political summary from Wiseasla Democratic Con letter
A garbled passage describes an unnamed delegate at the Wiseasla Democratic Convention musing on virtue and safety amid betrayals. It mentions Bill Tweed and implied denunciation, with references to sacrifice and a damaged pledge set.
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Bill Tweed
Hoa
Bagand
Tribals Rally Set Friday As Saul Plans Attend
Possible Saul and the Tribals will hold a gathering on Friday. Davis departs Geneva for Paria Friday evening and may return to Geneva within a few weeks, indicating travel and potential schedule changes.
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X. Davis
Geneva
Paria
Clem case heads to jury amid rental dispute dispatch
The Clem case went to a jury this morning amid a rental dispute report from the Times. A verdict is expected today if pleas are offered. Races at Wapaneta, Ohio, opened with larger attendance. Upper Bottom won pacing purse of 175 dollars in 2:36, 2:37, 2:37. Limbera won the two thirds one half mile race in 1:14 and 1:12. Today features further racing and trotting. town swarmed with copies.
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Wapaneta
O. Vom
Waraxoner
Jane
Yeaterday
Tine
Limbera
Parson Beecher Sees Music as Promoting International Peace
Parson Beecher, during a Plymouth Church Sunday sermon, stated that music contributes to promoting international peace, reflecting on its power to foster harmony across nations. The remarks underline the sermon’s focus on cultural bonds and shared human values.
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Parson Beecher
Plymouth Church
Rankiest Yeoman oath pledge
Fragmentary quote presents a vow or oath involving a speaker from Kentucky identified as a yeoman. The text is garbled or archaic, indicating a rough transcription of a pledge or personal declaration about not taking a particular action. The source lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete events.
Faint Historical Deluge of Names and Numbers
Fragmentary OCR note cites aged figures and names, mentioning confectioners and silver-wirers with monetary sums and factions. Mentions President Grant and a senator, all tangled in conflicting bets or settlements, leaving unclear outcome or context.
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Grant and Ferry
Wikeex Catkeeh Buen Mista
Monon River Levels Fall as Heat Brings Warm Weather
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicles notes the Monon River at seven feet and dropping on June 27. The report describes clear skies and warm temperatures accompanying the low water level.
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Monon
Dayton City Council turmoil and misdealings noted
A nineteenth century telegram style piece laments Dayton politics with a burned toast of councils, predictably siding with the Hasson party over McArthur. It accuses fraud and court intervention, warns of a $2000 deficit, and notes City Treasurer Henry Vasche will pay ten percent on Hassan Council money orders presented within ninety days.
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Elso
Peter Bertram
Bertram
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Hasson Pew
McArthur Council
McArthur Party
Hasson Party
Heesan
Mearthur Party
Henry Vasche
Tressurer
Hassan
Markets in Dull Mood Across Grains and Cereals
The report shows corn dull at low prices with bids around 37¢ for No 24 corn and 81900 bushels sold. Wheat and flour prices fluctuate with No 2 wheat near 104¢ per bushel and flour steady. Oats and oats products steady to firm, pork, bacon, and linseed show minor moves as market activity remains quiet.
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New York
Cuba
Porto Rico
London Police Force Salaries and Uniforms Described
An 19th century summary outlines the metropolitan district police, noting the Commissioner and Inspecting Superintendent. Salaries total near 9,000 officers, with chief officers earning around 3000 and the Superintendent about 2125 annually. The piece describes uniforms with dark felt helmets, oak leaf adornments, and ceremonial swords as part of officer attire.
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Ion
Inlecer
Mole
Oliver Cord
Cibing
Fourth Dispatch Shows Liberal Republican Nominations in Ohio
The meeting adopted a platform after opposition from Odell of the Mahoning Indicator. George Spence of Clarke announced Gen. R. Brinkerhoff for Secretary of State, while A. T. Wickoff gained support. Gen. Wiley and other figures received nominations as the ballot proceeded, with initial vote totals showing Green leading Voorhees and Hume, and no first choice.
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Nesty
Democratic Party
Odell
Mahoning
George Spence
Clarke
Ohio
R. Brinkerhoff
W. D. Hill
Defiance
A. T. Wickoff
Adams
John M. Heag
Henry
W. P. Washam
Jackson
Jerry Williams
Monroe
van Valkenburg
Sandusky
General Wiley
Wayne
W. H. Wilson
Erie
Haag
Gen. Wiley
Alex. Hume
Butler
Johan L Green
Franklin
Charlies F. Voorhees
Holmes
Hume
Green
Voerhees
Efforts at Reconciliation Among Masons
Reports from Loxpox on June 27 describe efforts to secure an amicable adjustment of differences between master and journeymen masons. Public opinion against a play caused disorder last night as audiences in Bordeaux protested.
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Jane
New York
John G. Hill
Troy
Grand Central Hotel
Piek Wae
Fisk
Stokes
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Daniel Berry
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Robert Bures
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