Sub-Judiciary probes Blaine ties amid whisky case details
Special dispatch from Washington reports near completion of Sub-Judiciary inquiries into Mr Blaine. Witnesses Wilson Morton Carregi and Dillon testify about loans to Col Scott and bond values while Blaine is said to have been absent. Court actions and delegations shift as proceedings continue.
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Cincianati Times
Wasborox
D.C
Blake
Sub-Judiciary Committee
Blaine
James F. Wilson
Morton
Bliss
Carregi
Scott
Morton, Eliis & Co
Sidney Dillon
S. Et al
Commerc Gz
Pana
Chamber of Commerce
Covington
Baltimore
Eggleston
Jubilee celebration invites Archbishop Purcell attendance
Ser Yorx on May 17 sent to attend the Jubilee celebration honoring Archbishop Purcell.
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Sentpome Vm Rg
Purcell
Riehmann Virginia Reports No Fatalities in Rail Incident
May 16 in Riehmann Virginia officials say no one was killed or seriously injured after a railroad accident on the Petersburg Railroad line. Authorities investigated the mishap but found no dangerous casualties or major damage.
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Riehmann
Petersburg
Senator Barnum Elected to Fill Unexpired Ferry Seat
William H. Barnum was elected today to the unexpired Senate seat left by the late Senator Ferry. The ceremony and vote results place Barnum as the new senator and continue the legislative term.
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Hagtrorp
William H. Barnum
Senator Ferry
Ohio Eclectic Medical Association Meets in Cincinnati
The Ohio Eclectic Medical Association gathered in Cincinnati with twenty five members present led by President E. J. Potter. Officers for the year were elected including S. H. Potter as President and J. F. McLaughlin as Recording Secretary. A paper on adulteration in medicines was presented by Professor Freese and discussed by Dr. Anton, urging fresher drugs and careful compounding.
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Cincinnati Times
CormBrs
Ohio Eclectic Medical Association
Tve
E. J. Potter
Hamilton
A. D. Aulot
Springfield
C. B. White
Salineville
Lafayette Kirkpatrick
Elyria
Witing, Phillips
Wellston
Tlemen
H. Potter
K. Parker
J. &. Watts
Xenia
Urbana
Recordingaers
J. F. McLaughlin
Springfeld Aerogenes
O. FE. Tillso
Lebanon
Exsearie
Treavarer
James Inter
Howe
Gineaues
Alexandria
Cincinnati
Frees Ur
Uae
Watts
James Dane
Anton
Wes
Coal and coke shipments rise on Monongahela slack-water
Special Dispatch reports April totals for the Monongahela slack-water show 10,300,300 bushels of coal and 741,300 bushels of coke shipped from various sections, with Pool No 2 delivering 4,883,000 bushels of coal the largest quantity. The commission plans to begin work June 1 on Munhall farm above Smithfield street. A steamer named James Jackson carried 51,000 barrels of refined oil to Huntington aboard a Fat shipment via Richmond, Va.
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Cincinnati
Pitrssteg
Monongahels
Pool No.2
Pool No. 2
Munhall
Smithfield Street
Monongahela River
Jumes Jackson
Huntington
Richmond
Railroad Ticket Theft Ring Bares Links in Illinois Case
In St Louis a court heard that execution in the cases of William McKee and Constantinos Maguire expired today. Authorities discussed a suspected railroad ticket fraud ring with connections to various lines from Kansas City to New York, involving bogus tickets and machines. Police planned further action as details emerged.
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United States
District Court
District jAconere
Wm. McKee
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Maguire
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Rity Bode Mat Ag
Oni and Variers
Lindell
Te Laski
Aus
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New York
Alton
Opeka
Kansas
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Santa Fe
Pacific
Ohio
Missiscippi
Little Miami
Columbus
Pitts
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Lard Statement Under Inquiry
The Committee on Information and Statistics identified William Wallace, a licensed lard weigher, who testified that he prepared an exaggerated lard stock estimate at the urging of Anderson Fowler of 70 Broad Street. Fowler later claimed he urged the figure to be delivered to statistician Walker, and upon return from a week’s absence, he began an inquiry into the lard reserve amount.
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New York
Committee On Information and Statistics
Wm. Wallace
Wallace
Anderson Fowler
Broad Street
Fowler
Walker
Thunderstorm Causes Fire and Flood Damage in City
A severe storm last evening continued into the morning bringing heavy rain and lightning. It damaged Reve & Bro packing houses on Independence Street, started fires at Standart Oil Works, and struck the German Lutheran Church spire at Erie and Bolivar. No loss reported.
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Lorig Receives City Round Tour After Surveying Market Scene
May 17 report notes Dom Pedro visited the Merrehants Exchange via Private Way Ahouingen and viewed the area from a vantage point near the sugar energy, then prepared a general survey of the city this afternoon.
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Lorig
Dom Pedro
Merrehants
Priet
Ahouingen
Ellery
Centennial entertainment at Kilgour Hall charms attendees
Mocxtee oe Centennial entertainment given by Forest Circle at Kilgour Hall last evening was excellent. Actors studied characters for weeks and delivered charming performances. John Tangier and daughter Jeanie led costly costumes. C Yowell’s speech surpassed earlier efforts. Agnes Henderson recited Drake’s Ode to the American Flag well, though a touch fast. Mrs. Davis provided music and Miss J Tanner led singing to hearty applause.
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Kilgour Hall
Warner
John Tangier
Jeanie
C. Yowell
Agnes Denderson
Drake
Mrs. Davis
Miss J. Tanner
Markets Report Mixed Across Flour Goods and Grains
May 17 market notes from Cleveland and New York show flour and wheat prices wavering with firming oats and steady to weaker corn. Wheat ranges around 1.05 for June in Chicago and Milwaukee, while oats hold near 30 to 31 cents. Provisions mostly steady with pork and lard trading narrowly, receipts tallied for multiple grain categories, and cotton and petroleum prices cited alongside broader commodity movements. Names and places include Milwaukee, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, and To Len, with references to flour, corn, oats, barley, and futures pricing.
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Petroleum
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Wolseil
Michigan
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Lowe
Daly
Inter
Milwaikee
Caliornia
Os Belles Mine Inclu
J. T. ‘Allen
Vine Street
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Ian Easy
Irene W
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Pierieon
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Ecelygar
Cincinnati
Western
New York
Chicago
Euleres
Saeert Reecel
Wales
Officer Delehanty Arrests Gileey for Receiving Stolen Goods
Police report Officer William Delehanty arrested P Gileey for receiving stolen goods this morning. The scene notes Delehanty’s credit for tracing Eugene Love linked to the thefts from Wea H Palmer at 57 West Third, with Love sentenced to thirty days and five dollars fine at Police Court.
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William Delehanty
P! Gileey
Delehanty
Eugene Love
Wea
H.’ Palmer
West Third
Love
Aie
State Education Leaders Meet at Grand Lodge Session
Delegates from several states attend the Grand Lodge gathering with School Superintendents and officials representing Columbia. A. E. Reistone, Sidney Myers, J. A. Roonan, and others speak for their regions. The gathering covers education, medical convention reports, and delegates to the American Medical Association in Philadelphia.
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A. E. Reistone
Washington
California
Sidney_ ‘Myers
Chicago
Makweeed
Tennessee
J. A. Roonaan
Ss Donnelly
Renee
John
Denice Bor
American Medical Association
Pilladelphia
Election of Meek Agents and Editors At Baltimore Conference
The Methodist Episcopal General Conference on May 17 elected editors and other officers. Nominations for Western Book Concern agents and editors for various church papers were announced. several editor elections were settled by acclamation. After a protracted session a report fixed two secretaries for the Board of Managers and the conference adjourned.
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Methodist Episcopal Qeasrel
Toslay
Seciat
Cotas
Ode
Whedon
Quarterly Review
de J Hi
Vincerit
Geerne
Tohora
Neteou
Messrs
Hitchcock & Walden
Omy
Concern
Rae Wristatn
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Aveh
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Powter
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Fowler
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Central
Anistinn
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Poned
Benson
California
California Chriativa
Avvocate
Elec Et
Anand
Nor Kern Christian Advocate
Pacific
Cherbee Access
Ladies’ Repository
Committee On Missions
Board of Managers
Fourth Edition Proposals Feature in Net Yous Magazine
Odd fragmented note outlines proposals and bank exchanges, referencing O-106 and the term Fourth Edition. Readable parts suggest a periodical listing or mock editorial content, with unclear authoring and garbled wording. The item appears as a clipped OCR fragment with limited coherent facts.
Unclear fragment cites figures and heat notes
Fragmentary text mentions figures and heat related terms with unclear context. No definite people events or organizations can be identified for a coherent summary.
Pottsvrnae May Day Trial Report Sketchy Transcript
Fragmentary notes from a trial dated Pottsvrnae May 1 outline testimony involving Kerrigan and Wityens. Mention of loaded pistol and an evening event on July 5 with unclear actions and a statement to a woman. Text is garbled with missing words and names.
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Yost
Kerrigan
Little Rock and Port Smith Railr alysis Probe
May proceedings reveal partial inquiry into alleged irregularities tied to the Little Rock and Port Smith Railroad Company. James F. Wilson serves as special dispatch, as market reports show firm Philadelphia and Pittsburgh prices with modest shipments and bids noted intransit.
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Washington
Vive Mids
Little Rock
Port Smith Railr
James F. Wison
Six Salonicans Executed in Public Outrage Response
Foreign dispatch from Salonica reports six prior culprits publicly executed amid outrages. tranquillity following the executions. Local London news notes the Countess of Malmersburg is dead and mentions stock exchange troubles. Boating disputes between Dublin University Boat Club and the Rowing Club lead to a secession and plans to form two crews for Henry regatta, with into US as an international crew. Bank of England bullion balance stands at £389,000. Court martial in Vienna halts Count Kalourat after a killing, amid imperial pardon power.
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Rowing Club
Barringtons
Pentland
United States
Vssible Gels
America
Bank of England
Vienna
Kalourat
Aversperg Tua
Prohibition Party Convention Nominates Officers in Hale's Hat Le Uri
In Cleveland on May 4 the Prohibition Party held a presidential nominating convention. Temporary officers Green Clay Smith of Kentucky and P P Russell of Michigan led the session. The committee on credentials reported 140 delegates from twelve states. Permanent officers named M A Thompson of Ohio as President and T P Russell as Secretary. The committee on resolutions was not ready to report as letters from prominent prohibitionists were ordered printed in the proceedings.
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Hale
Hatt le Uris
Green ‘Clay Stith
Kentucky
Waswade
P.P. Russell
Michican
M.A. Phompson
Ohio
T. P. Russell
Committee On
Fruit display at Centennial Exposition postponed to tomorrow
Private notice from May 17 reports the special display of fruity vegetables in the Agricultural Hall at the Centennial Exposition postponed to tomorrow. The L Amerique steamer is due today with 400 French exhibits. A man and a woman drank, staggered to the river, jumped into the water. the man was rescued, the woman drowned. The man, later identified as John Brown of New Jersey, did not know the woman. Her body was recovered but not identified.
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L’ Amerique
Chiestant Street
John Brown
New Jersey
Democratic State Convention Opens With Large Delegates
The Democratic State Convention convened at 1 o'clock with about three hundred delegates, the largest attendance in years. Judge Kline of Tata was chosen temporary Chairman, with T. O. Walker and W. W. Garner as Secretaries. Committees were appointed and the session recessed until 2 o'clock.
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Tata
T. O. Walker
W. W. Garner
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