Odd Fellows Hold Rainy Celebration at Athens
In Athens and nearby towns, the Odd Fellows marked a large gathering despite heavy rain. Speeches were delivered by N. H. Van Vorhees M C and Charles Townsend. A splendid dinner followed the event with plans noted for future railroad development along the Lake Erie route.
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Cincinnati Times
Athens
Odd Fellows
N. H. van Vorhees
M. C
Charles Townsend
New City
MD and Lake Erie Railroad
Dispatch Report From Wasumnotos June 30
Brief dispatch from Wasumnotos dated June 30 details local events and notable actions. The report notes community responses and ties to broader regional developments, mentioning local leaders and organizations guiding the day's activities.
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The
Cincinnati Times
Wasumnotos
Notorious Kansas robbers flee westward after raid
Fourers named W J McDaniels a railroad thief and a Missouri outlaw once with the James gang fled west with Ledford and other robbers. About one hundred citizens armed pursued them into the woods yesterday afternoon. Shots were fired and reports say two prisoners may have fallen.
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Lawrences
Kax
W. J. McDaniels
Mancie
Missouri
James Gang
Es Collees
Ledford
Tank
Lueen
Lane Genes City
Aioe
Irish Riflemen Triumph Examined by London Audience
Report describes a clash in London with Irish Riflemen conceding American superiority. Both sides faced heavy crowd reaction as police restored order after a late firing incident. Observers noted vast attendance and mixed cheers, with confusing exchanges surrounding the event and its ending.
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Mansion House
London
York
Riley
Weather sketch for Ohio and Mississippi rivers forecast
Fragmentary weather note describes cool cloudy conditions over the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mississippi basins. Mentions likely slight river rises and lower Mississippi currents. references general river area weather without precise locations or dates.
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Ohio
Lower
Mississi
Educators Meet at Put-in-Bay with Chief Justice Waite Visiting
The Cincinnati Times reports a large assembly of educators at Put-in-Bay House for a superintendent meeting. E F Moulton urged developing upright character before specialization, while E T Tappan stressed college entry requirements and practical arithmetic criticisms. Chief Justice Waite joined discussions, with a Cincinnati delegation noted for its size and activity as the island hosts the gathering.
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Justee Walte
Cincinnati
Put-in Bay Prospects
Dte
The
Cincinnati Times
Put-in Bay
Terspay
A. M
Association
Put In Bay House
Finney
Akron
E. F.moulton
Oberlin Public Schools
E. T. Tappan
Peaseh
Waite
Curran
White
Harvey
Penecinnati
Farmer challenges Prim on middlemen and prices
APOLLO PA June 25 reader D Allen replies to Prim’s Patrons of Husbandry argument. He rebuts his figures on rising costs, rails against monopolies, argues farmers profit from high prices, and warns against Granger influence while urging free market laws and prudent farming knowledge.
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Apollo, Pa
the Bilton
Cincinnati Times
Times
A. Prim
Granger
Atemes
Prim
John
D, Allen
Sam Cary Faces Temperance and Rebel Sympathy Clash
A fragmented snippet shows Sam Cary troubled by temperance pressures and rebel sympathy. Democratic suspensions are hinted, suggesting factional tension and political maneuvering within the party.
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Sam
Cary
Appea
Sylibi and legal opinions in Rafer Egner case
Special dispatch from Cincinnati prints the full sylibi in the Rafer and Egner case. Chief Justice Melivaine outlines jury issues on premeditated malice and intent to kill, admissibility of confessions, and erroneous examination procedures. Additional sylibi comments cover joint-conspiracy motives and admissibility of nontrial declarations. The text also includes Leiter vs Hoffman mandamus notes, and a Cincinnati Horse Clog Company certificate. The Supreme Court timeline mentions adjournment to mid September.
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Cincinnati Times
CoLumbus
Rafer
Egner
Melivaine
Herman Schilling
White
Ohio
Joseph Leiter
Silas Hoffman
Gilmore
Board of Improvements
Cincinnati
Horse Clog Company of
Supreme Court
George E. Howe
Reform School
Brutal assault and boat fire shock St Louis crowd
In St Louis a steam tug Sam Clabb burned to the water line after breaking free from ice. A separate crime nine miles from the city reports a Black assailant stripping and attacking Miss Eliza Chamberlain, leaving her in danger before neighbors aided her. Police hunt the described suspect as citizens vows vigilante justice.
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St.Louis
Sam. Clabb
St. Louis
Eliza Chamberlain
Miss Chamberlain
Arenes
Examination of Loeder Opens in New York Court
The Joseph Loeder examination began this morning with Robert Cirannis testifying that Loeder, in discussing his statement, admitted some truth but with exaggeration about the kissing between Mrs Tilton, an Beecher. Cirannis said Loeder described seeing Mrs Tilton and Beecher in a room but found nothing unusual. Cross examination yielded nothing new and the case was adjourned due to lack of witnesses.
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Joseph Loeder
Robert ¢Irannis
Leeder
Loeder
Rerdio
Jury in Tilton Beecher case sets six hour agreement
The jury in the Tilton Beecher case has agreed to a six hour consolidation. Counsel for Tilton are in consultation in the courthouse with discussions continuing.
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New York
Tilton-Beecher
Tilton
Bullion Inflow To Bank Of England Totals 540000
From Lesbos on June 30 the daily balance shows bullion going into the Bank of England totaling £540,000. The report notes the large transfer as part of ongoing bullion movements reported today.
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Lesbos
Bank of England
River News Dispatches From Louisville and Evansville
Special dispatches to the Cincinnati Times report a falling river with seven feet in the canal and five feet at the falls. Weather is clear. The Shannon departed Cincinnati bound for New Orleans with 1,000 tons. arrivals include E. M. Norton, Arlington, Belle of Memphis, and Falls Pilot. Departures list minimal traffic with Memphis and St Louis runs. Clear and hot conditions noted at Camp.
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Jane
Canal
Mercury
Thomson Dean
Evansville
Shannon
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Tennessee River
Vicksburg
Madison
Robert Mitchel
Mt. Vernon
Magnellce Pty and Er
Camp
E.M. Norton
Arlington
Belle
Memphis
Falls Pilot
Chester
E. M. Norton
Bele
St. Louis
Ohio
Des Moines Fire Republican State Convention Elects President
The Des Moines meeting of the Fire Republican State Convention opened at st il o'clock with Geo C Heberling presiding. William Loughridge of Mohaska was elected president after committee appointments. The convention adjourned until the afternoon session.
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St’ Il
Geo. C. Heberling
Wai. Loughridge
Mohaska
Market Roundup From Peoria Buffalo and Chicago
Across Peoria and Buffalo reports show corn steady to firm with oats mixed and wheat quiet. In Chicago, July to September futures focus on oats pork and lard with steady cash prices and active hog receipts and shipments.
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C. Oats
Buffalo
P. Mi
Milwaukee
Michigan
Caicaco
Cincinnati Chamber Debates National Grange HQ Location
Cincinnati businessmen discuss inviting the National Grange to locate its headquarters here. Richard Smith urges joint Chamber and Board of Trade action, noting Granger trade could boost merchants while cautioning against overreach. James M. Glenn argues for open invitation and noninterference with wholesale access. A resolution to appoint a committee passes amid gambling arrests later reported in police court.
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Cincinnati
Patrons of Husbandry
Holloway
Chamber
Richard Smith
Board of True
National Grange
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens’ Committee
Ung
New Orleans
C Neinnati
Granger
Treasury reorganization names new cashiers and counting panel
In Washington June 30 J C Gilfillen becomes Treasury Cashier and Major J W Power leads the Warrant Division. A committee to count funds begins tonight with Dr John B Blakely of National Metropolitan Bank Mr S E Middleton of Middleton Co A H Liepold Freedmen's Bank Commissioner W H Hervey treasury agent and C H Brown John Patton and T C Dickerson chiefs of divisions named to supervise the funds count.
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Wasnimeros
D.C
J. C. Gilfillen
The
J. W. Power
Treasury Service
John B. Blakely
National Metropolitan Bank
8. E. Middleton
Middleton, & Co
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Freedmen’s Bank
W‘il
Hi. Hervey
Messrs
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John Patton
T. C. Dickerson
Treasury Department
Beecher Tilton trial update hints at result delay
In New York on June 30 at 4 PM no decision or outcome had been received yet regarding the Beecher Tilton case. Reporters await fuller dispatches as the proceedings progress.
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Newn York
Beecher-Tilton
Bridge pier dredging begins at Monongahela noted
Special Dispatches report excavations started at noon for piers of the new bridge between the Point and the south side. Captain B L Wood Jr has the contract and operates the Monongahela dredge boat. A Coal Exchange pilots committee approved most light changes, except Duff’s Bar, proposing new lights along the river from Wills Creek to Five Mile Point on both Ohio and Kentucky shores.
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Virginia
Shade River Point
Jenny Lindsay
Ohio
Oldtown
Wolf's Bar
Green Bottom
Rankin’s Landing
Burke's Point
Portsmouth
Richmond Bar
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Arrested Under Suspicious Circumstances Near Elm and Fourth
Officer Fox responded this afternoon to a lodging-room above a drug store at Fourth and Elm. A man named Merrill claimed to be from Indiana, saying he was looking for a youth who stayed there. A letter from Sen. A Harris Jr. was found at the station, raising suspicions.
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Merrill
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James A Stewart shines at Whitewater Valley shoot
James A Stewart, U S Express Agent, won first prize and a gold medal after scoring 14 of 15 birds. The county levy for 1575 was set with County Fund and Sinking Fund adjustments, road work authorized in Riley Township, and criminal cases returning mixed verdicts including a not guilty verdict for Bosan and fines for Goddard and others. A letter list includes residents with several names noted.
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U. S. Express
Whitewater Valley
Bovine
Jims
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Riely Township
Bonds Taken in Western Union 7 Percent Issue
Four million Western Union seven per cent currency bonds have all been taken. Credit names include Seeth Crossan Dee, Uatates Semipany, el, Martin Elisa & Mores & Co, E. D. Morgan Co, Mose Taylor and others.
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Western Union
Seeth Crossan Dee
Uatates Semipany
Martin Elisa & Mores & Co
E. D. Morgan, Co
Mose Taylor
Oil Market Shows Quiet Steady Trading Across Regions
Special dispatch reports the Portsnvee market steady with refined oil at $1 per unit and shipments proceeding. Oil trade appears nonnal with prices around $125 to $127, while Titusy government areas stay quiet yet firm. Philadelphia market notes crude prices near 5.5 cents and refined near 1.2 cents, amid general market firmness.
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Cincinnati Times
Portsnvee
Parker
United
Wells
Titusy
Philadelphia
City Councilmen tied to Water Works and Street Route 10
A note warns a law bars councilmen from contracts with city. two council members are said to be employed by City Water Works. The piece suggests Route 10 could offer pay to these officials, enabling ongoing project completion and potential citywide access. Also, in Police Court, John Cromley was convicted of loitering and sent to the House of Refuge.
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James Davis
Fifth Street
Captain Churchill
Charles Davis
Z. A. Alexander
Albert Sanderlin
Hammond Street
James Davis, Jr
Sullivan's
Tain Churchill
John Cromley
House of Refuge
John Richards
City of
Cincinnati
Eighth
GB. Wollister
A. M. Morrill
Strong and Peck
Fire destroys brick building in Quiscy on Sixth Street
A fire at Sixth and Hampshire streets in Quiscy, Illinois, destroyed a large brick building used as a store. The property, owned by George A. Miller and occupied by multiple parties, suffered an estimated loss of 25000 dollars with only small insurance. The blaze occurred June 20.
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Quiscy
Ill
Wight
Sixth and
Hampshire Street
George A. Miller
Moses Kramer Bails in Election Bet Case
Moses Kramer pleaded before Judge Cox on an indictment for betting on elections and posted bail of 200 dollars. W Hy Drickel signed as his bondsman this morning.
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Moses Kramer
Cox
W. Hy Drickel
Judge Burnet hears land dispute over burial ground fund
Benjamin Lawson et al. contest a conveyance of land on Freeman street once used as a burial ground for interments. The plaintiffs claim title to the fund from deeds granting perpetual burial rights. The defense argues only a base fee and burial rights. court rules plaintiffs entitled to the fund minus street-assessment liens. Judgment granted.
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Benjamin Lawson
H. Tatema
Freeman Street
Livingston
Poplar
Spring Grove
England praises American riflemen victory in press
Dupuis June 30 reports English papers greet the American riflemen triumph with congratulatory tone. Freeman's Journal looks for revenge in the future. Express expects annual contests that strengthen Anglo Irish friendship. Mail hopes the result fosters broader Irish character appreciation in the United States.
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The
Freeman's Journal
the Express
the Mail
United
Man Falls Through Ice Into Vine Street Cellar
German immigrant John Guatting fell into Loewen Garden ice cellar on Vine Street last evening and suffered broken legs and internal injuries. He was taken to the hospital and this morning was reported doing well with a hopeful recovery. Also, Judge Lindemann handed out Work-house sentences to Lang for vagrancy, Howe for drunkenness, Scully for assault and battery, White for common theft, Farrell for drunkenness, and Field Mulvey and McDermott for loitering, all 30 days or more.
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John Guatting
Loewen Garden
Vine Street
Lindemann
Anthony Lang
Mary Howe
John Scully
Martin Hayes
George White
Mary Farrell
Dennis Field
Peter Mulvey
John McDermott
Carlist War Update from Maprio May 30
Official report states General Martinez Campeso has seized positions on the Ebro to stop Carlists fleeing Valencia and Aragon into Catalonia. General Jovellar leads 24,000 troops advancing on Carlist commander Corrigaray who commands 12,000 men from multiple routes.
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Incendiary Fire Destroys Helena World News Office
An incendiary fire this morning destroyed the World news office and Burnett's job office in Helena Ark damaging the whole block. Loss to the World office listed at 8000 dollars insured for 1700. Burnett's loss fully covered by insurance. Total is not given.
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Jane
Appro
Helena, Ark
World News
Independent, Ophiad
Burnett
World Office
Thunderstorm damages county homes and crops in Laubanoy
A severe storm along the county southern border last evening wrecked several houses and fences, uprooted trees, and blew grain from fields for miles, causing extensive damage across Laubanoy, Pennsylvania.
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Laubanoy
Diplomatic Recall Letter Presented by Italian Minister
Lone Branca the Italian Minister in the country testifies his recall letter after a long tenure. He is accompanied by Mr Cadwalder the Assistant Secretary of State. The event marks a shaping of diplomatic relations between Italy and the host country.
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Lone Branca
Count Corte
Cadwalder
Worthington law decision discussed by City Auditor Hofman
In a morning interview City Auditor Hofman said he did not fully understand the Supreme Court ruling on the Worthington law. He has sent for the full text and expects a reply today. He plans to refuse any claim under the law, ensuring uniform treatment, amid unpaid city orders and a cautious police presence around City Building.
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Supreme Court
Hoffman
Seiter
Mr. H
Gid Usuil
Supreme Courr
Field Guns in European Armies
A Cologne Carete military writer surveys great power field artillery noting German guns boast speed and precision but need higher fire rate. He cites Dewry-igniting powder enabling velocities near 470 metres and describes new steel gun carriages, heavier shells, and adoption of 7.55 cm and 5 cm pieces for horse and foot artillery. France, Russia, Italy, Austria, and England show varied progress and indecision on modern systems.
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Te Barre Ee Ney
France
Paris
Russia
Germany
Italy
Austria
England
Bread weight dispute ends in fine at Correctional Tribunal
A baker faced the Correctional Tribunal for selling loaves underweight. He argued heat loss as they cooled before delivery, but the court rejected the defense, imposing a fifty franc fine and costs. The case underscores customers rights to fixed weights regardless of evaporation or cooling.
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Syndical Chamber of Master Bakers
European interment customs lead to startling revival in Brest
In Brest a man declared dead by a hospital was buried under military escort. Days later those who attended the funeral found him alive on the street. He had been reserved for study and revived when placed on the marble slab, a near tragedy that underscored European burial practices.
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Brest
Cesena
Allen
Senator Thurman
Thurman
Democratic Party
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Ohio
Pendleton
Hayes
Britain's Trade Danger from United States Competition
The London Times warns English merchants and manufacturers about rising U S competition. It notes a struggling iron industry and vast U S coal fields and iron ore deposits signaling future American gains in global markets. The piece criticizes the paper for offering no remedy.
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