Steamer Pat Cleburne Explodes Near Shawneetown
Evansville dispatch reports the steamer Pat Cleburne exploded its boilers near Mogehck last night. Many aboard were injured or killed including Captain Fowler Dick Partridge Walter McElheany and others. The Belle suffered severe damage and fire, with crew and passengers scattered and several scalded or lost.
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Evansville
Ind
Shawneetown
Nois
Cleburne
Mo'geck
Fowler
Artifician
R Smith
Barber
Charley Colton
Ors GW. Smith
W. Nicholas
Terre Haute
Jane. Harvey
Cincinnati
Belle
Pas
Arthur Peter
J. Gilles
Tuin Jared
Fragmentary OCR Story On Bribe Strikes And Treaty Terms
A garbled report discusses bribe allegations in a dispute involving printers and union control. It mentions government response, a foreign treaty relation, and implied enforcement issues, with references to Derby and international authorities.
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Conticeate
Bar
Derby
Great
Poreien
Prohibition and Reform Conventions March at Indianapolis
Delegates from multiple states convene in Indianapolis for the National Prohibition Reform Convention choosing officers and debating on prohibition measures. Across Tennessee, Nashville, and Cleveland gatherings, parties push for direct presidential election, abolition of social evils, and school and monetary reforms.
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Prohibition
Tennessee
Krepublicana— Demeocrats
New Jersey
Repub
Cleveland
National Prohibition Reform
Seaias
Y Smith
Kentucky
Nemi
Gideon T
Charges Against Him Explodes in War Dept Inquiry
Testimony by General W H Dunn JAG reveals years 1870 1871 dealings with Kentucky Central Railroad claim. Secretary of War and Quartermaster General actions scrutinized as witnesses detail examination reports and payments, while Pendleton and Meigs are referenced in the probe. Legal and financial ramifications hover over the transportation payouts under protest and adjustment.
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War Department
Kentuckentral
W. H. Dunn
Rag Fh
Fene
Thoroasti
Secre of War
Secretary of War
Pendleton
Erly
Pendletono
Europe
Dunn
Menteky ‘Central Railroad Company
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster ‘General
C. A
Magraw
Colonel Swords
Cincinnati
Swords
Stasiion
Wim. Whiting
Quartermaster General's Department
Whiting
Stanton
Corone
Recoril
Neiple
National Railroad Conven
Washington
Meigs
Deas
Department Fed Petroleum Paper
Report on the Arkaysys Belle and related distress
Fragmentary report describes the Arkaysys Belle with disrupted traduced details. Mentions measures set on relics and distress at Evans amid unclear references to Florence and shipper sounds. Captain Grace and rail lines near Riversid e appear in garbled notes.
Dispatch on the Ohio Democratic split and committee probe
The report notes unrest among Eastern Democrats over Ohio party actions and fear of harming national prospects. A five member special committee is appointed to investigate charges amid rumors of internal moves and political maneuvering. The piece also mentions industry forecasts and a House Judiciary inquiry with testimony from Arkansas.
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Ispesiat
Ohio
Democrate
Ordh
Kat
Adams
PRACH
St Eel
Delaware
House Judiciary Committee
Osary Ting
Arkansas
Mark Weilbeec
Biniie
Homse
Examination of ex-Speaker Blaine postponed to tomorrow
Private Staunton report says ex-Speaker Blaine remains at home with malarial fever as witnesses’ examination on charges affecting him is delayed until tomorrow. Kerr is reportedly in better health.
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Blaine
Staunton
Kerr
Hat the Disgusted Thermanites at the Capital Say
Special Dispatch reports Cincinnati reaction to the previous convention. Thurman supporters are disgusted while Alley backers celebrate the result yet doubt lasting influence at St Louis. Wounds are described as long lasting. Ohio sentiment is predicted to favor Republicans by about ten thousand.
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Cincinnati
Colcupus
Thurman
Alley
William
St. Louis
Ohio
Kentucky Republican State Convention Opens at Kiederkrang Hall
The Kentucky Republican State Convention met at Kiederkrang Hall with near full delegate attendance. General W. Fipmell was chosen temporary chairman after committees were appointed and a recess was taken.
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Cincinnati Times
Bank of England raises rates amid bullion shift and wage unrest
London reports show the Bank of England increased its rate during a week, with bank reserves and bullion movements noted. Derbyshire colliers resume work amid wage cuts, while the Bank of Germany lowers its discount rate. Constantinople notes the Eastern Situation and postponed decisions on new reais amid security concerns.
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Bank OF England
Bank of
Germany
Constantinople
Mustang Back At Fleetwood Park Race Time Report
In New York on May 15 at Fleetwood Park Mustang returned to action beginning at 4 telock. The first fifty tiles were completed in two hours and nineteen minutes and the first 100 miles were reached in four hours and forty two minutes.
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Fleetwood Park
Explorer Iyanza journeys and letters remain unresolved
From yesterday's New York Herald a report on Moe case and Stankey with letters dated April and November recount explorations of Iyanza and its tributaries. The notes mention hostility to natives yet show cordial receptions, while an unknown hand describes an enclosure whose content and fate are unclear, offering no light on the explorer's whereabouts or success.
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Moe
M Stankey
Iyanza
Albert Niyanza
Gordon
Coe Honp
Tesa
Pepe
Sagen
Thunderstorm heavily floods Wheeling area damaging lines
A severe May thunderstorm paralyzed Waeruss West Virginia with torrential rain lasting until 5 am. Telegraph lines were damaged and farmers along Wheeling Creek brace for possible flooding as the creek rises, expecting about twenty five feet of river water.
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Waeruss
W. Va
Wheeling Creek
Shipwreck near Long Point tests crew resolve
The schooner Thomas C Street bound from Wellas Canal was struck by a schooner and damaged off Long Point. Six crew members faced issues during the incident with one named Cherce Charles Roach of Saginaw identified among the crew.
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Bovrato
Thomas C. Street
Wellas’ Canal
St Cone
Long Point
Pee Fy Acing Chace
Charles Roach
Saginaw
Galveston Revolt Forces Move Toward Matamoros
May 1 report from New Orleans notes Revolutionists began to retreat from Matamoras last night. Gonzales plans to depart with the rear guard to join Diaz and strike Escobedo’s forces near Reyon as they push toward Matamoras.
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Neves
Brownsville
Matamoras
Gonzales
Diaz
Escobedo
Rey- Won
Matavoras
Nomination notes from the presidential race in 19th century party convention
Fragmented OCR describes Peter Guiberlag nominated for President and Neal Ne hate ton as a candidate, with mentions of party platforms on tariffs, water foreign markets, bond parcels, railway subsidies, and regional delegates. The text reflects a convention atmosphere with references to New York and California figures and general campaign themes.
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Ape Tis
Guiberlag
Peter
Eoper
Neal Ne
R Cooper
New York
Alifornia
Loss from Rose & Brother parking-house blaze cited
A fire at the Rose and Brothers parking house caused estimated damage between five and six thousand dollars. The report, noting substantial but unconfirmed losses, details the blaze as yesterday's incident and implies near total insurance coverage.
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Pievenasp
C. May
Rose & Brothere
Tusunance
Towboat Traffic and River Levels Reported at Cincinnati
The Irontite State frets Portmouth as coal ships rise on the Monongahela and the river at Cincinnati shows 21 feet 8 inches, with 8 feet 4 inches at Rice Lane. Captain Samuel Walker and Captain J. Oo Smith are noted, towboats are sold, and several vessels bound for St Louis, Louisville, and Cairo are listed with cargo details while weather remains sultry and cloudy with possible rain.
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Portemouth
OU City
Rice's Lane
Samuel" Walker
Jetbeth
Pennsylvania
J. ME Yunis
Foag
J. Oo Smith
George Roberts
Louisville
St. Louis
Lriiliant Rover
Hudson
Salt Valley
Rorlegg
Eiedertrestertag
Andes
Delia
Tom ‘Mewns
St. Lewis
A. M
Cleburne
Cairo
Silverthorn
Nash- Wille
New Orleans
Tom Inetinbti
SA. M
Neryighie
Market Summary From Derroit to Chicago and New York
May 18 reports from Derroit Chicago and New York show wheat mixed firm higher in Chicago cash and July futures, corn and oats steady, barley lesser, lard and hogs steady to firm, and cotton futures steady in New York. Prices and receipts listed for many commodities including wheat corn oats pork and lard with regional price notes and delivery details.
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Derroit
Hilge
Marley Strong
Higer
Osa BA
Harley
Fae Dus Park
Azo Fas
New ‘York
Milwaukee
Ichice
Coens
Silas He
To-Day's Oil Markets Quiet and Mixed in May
Special dispatch from Pittsburgh notes oil markets showing quiet activity in Philadelphia deliveries at 14 and 2. G S: immediate shipment at 2. Titusville market quiet with first at 191. Trenton market firm at 12 with weak demand. Wheeling market quiet. crude oil prices around 8 per barrel.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittsears
Las
Iker
Titusville
Fragmentary Court Transcript From AVAS Proceedings
Fragmented notes show a court hearing involving detainee status and possession. References to Mae and Me Adhinis Clerk of the Court discuss changes and fate. A Brown testimony and a Rives remark imply a contested commitment and potential competition tape.
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HOUSE _ hive
Thole
Brown
Local Transactions and Notices Highlight Covington and Nearby Areas
A jumble of property transfers and civic notes shows Covington figures prominently. Listings include Angeline Polling and Thomas Greer connecting with street fronts in Covington, details of parcels on Stevens and Greenup streets, and transfers to Urbana and Cincinnati parties. A new magistrate, Esquire Evans, is referenced, with remarks on public order and local governance. A social event from St. Patrick’s notes a successful ladies’ fundraiser and upcoming gatherings.
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Angeline A. Polling
Miinwati
FMI
Pudhin
Linalen Steet
Kenner
Ludlow
Thomas Greer
Covington
Marzard Ern
West Ward Street
Shibote Oe
Terriet
A Sewell
Hi. Wright
Tillie Gillham
Coxington
Stevens Street
Nineteenth Street
John W. Martin
George
Hi. Dart
Urbana
Unclear Proceedings In April Brewery Case
A blurry OCR note indicates an April date regarding a Chin Bebweider and a dispute at Natchet and Wiedemag's brewery, with an appearance noted before a local authority. The fragmentary text suggests a court or official proceeding but lacks full details to identify parties, charges, or outcomes.
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Chin
Bebweider
Chris. Santiff
Natchet’ & Wiedemag
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