Unclear fragmentary report from early era
Fragmented clipping mentions events in Paris Minnesota Hot Springs Arkansas Fort Shaw and Steubenville. Notes a monument to Baron Steuben, church assembly in Philadelphia, and a governor affair in Columbus. Mentions a racehorse sold for 25000 and a divorce decree motion in a Swin Superior Court.
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Paris
Tiastia
Eace Ghose
Hot Springs
Ark
Houss
Erie Canal
Whiteswae
Ft. Shaw
Baron Steuben
Steubenville
General Assembly of the Reunited Church
Philadelphia
Nbss
Sarses
Jel
Columbus
Richardson
Delaware
Ohio
Chere
AS. Louis
Gov
Henry W. Grant
Fashion Course
Wallace
Denver
Chriet Church
Orvey Pall
Marion
Cotine Swigert
A. Clarke
Hawke
Indiana
Fon
Swin
Kansas
Boston
Ward Re Hi
Wendell Phil- Mra
Ease Po
Amendments Considered in the 41st Congress Second Session
The House debated Senate bill amendments led by Stewart and Warner as rivals to fix defects in the House bill. Cragin and Voorhees supported rail and public works language while Washburne pushed a $1,250,000 allocation. The motion carried 96 to ?.
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Stewart
Nev
Nasi
Oh Senay Lwurman
Mr. Warner
Sherman
Ohio
Cragin
N.reseye
Desteteans
Washburne
The Good Banker Jay Cooke Gala Day at Ogantz
A Philadelphia Bulletin item from May 11 describes Jay Cooke hosting a Bible class gala at Ogantz residence. The piece notes his wealth and princely estate, along with a system of benevolence extending throughout the neighborhood, highlighting Cooke’s social influence and benevolent reach.
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Jay Cooke
Ogantz
Philadelphia Bulletin
Ogants” Pa
Railroad Excursion to Baxter Springs Ends in War Dance
Correspondence describes a Baxter Springs Kansas railroad excursion for two days with a crowd of guests, a war dance, bonfire, and a supper. The event highlighted local pride, displays of Indigenous dancers, and a political clash between Joy supporters and anti Joy factions. The piece notes Fort Scott traffic, the construction of the Ft. Scott and Gulf Road, and tensions over land sales to James F. Joy amid squatters.
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Kamias Orr
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Missouri
Hs Howe
Mr. J
Depg
Joy
Ft. Scott and Gulf Road
The City Fashions Offer Spring Garments and Styles
Prom Courier notes spring mantles casques and jackets for outdoor wear matching color with dresses. It details stylish black cashmere ensembles with belted mantilla fronts, short shoulders, and V fronts. polonaise skirts with varied gathers. bouffant paniers under velvet bows. and casques with reverse bows and sash effects. Short jackets and sacks rise in popularity for street wear, with lace shawls expected to keep trending. boys’ outfits include brown waste blouses with caped elements and sailor necklines. older youths wear tight pantaloons and fine stockings.
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Prom Courier
N. Y
Ees
Hiah Bettare
Seacee Bes
Simacela Pattnof
Panamanian Consul Arrest Order Reported in Transit
The Panama Star and Herald notes the American Consul in irons as a steamer from Guayaquil reports that Mr. Weir, the Consul, while en route to Dallas, was informed that orders were issued from Payta to detain him under arrest during transit toward San Miguel.
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Irons
Panama Star and Herald
United
Guayaquil
Weir
Dallas
Nyack
San Miguel
New
Payta
Awe
Ble Deed of Murder in-County Horrible Old Man Eaten by Hogs
In a rural county an elderly man named Edmond West was found murdered in his cabin. The body showed brutal violence, with teeth knocked out and the corpse covered in blood. A $8500 silver hoard and about $4000 in wealth are mentioned. Ezra M. Owers and Henry Montgomery, neighbors, were jailed after the inquiry, though Owers was later discharged. Witnesses reported a man seen with West on Sunday before the murder, and another man seen at West's house that night but not identified.
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Edmond West Ea
Miffin
Ezra M. Owers
Alnie
West
Eira M. Owers
Henry Montgomery
Jersey Girl Seduction Case Halts Altar Hinting A Wealthy Man
Newark rumors center on John art, a Newark Steel Works proprietor accused of seduction on the eve of marriage. The trial before the Pleas saw Emma accuse Amzie Dean, a Justice of the Peace, while investigators linked the case to Miss Wick and her mother. A written court paper led to the prison and a detective traced Miss Chadek and Ellingsworth amid denials and shifting blame.
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Chicago
Jersey
Newark
John Art
Newark Steel Works
Emma
Amzie Dean
Ellingsvn
Miss. Wick
Dean
State Prison
Miss Chadek
Ellingsworth
Sappho the Fast English and American Yacht
The Sappho is hailed as one of the finest American or English yachts. She measures 138 ft length overall, 123.3 ft keel length, 27 ft beam, 11 ft depth, 4 ft 12 in draft aft. 65 tons ballast. carries a squaresail, staysail, two gaff top sails. noted for buoyancy, stability, and a fine model reflecting American design principles.
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Wißbe
Transmission of new route links distant world points
A fragmented report describes a major change in transit between Australia and New York and a possible new link or route. It mentions various places and entities in uncertain terms, highlighting technology and postal connections with unclear details.
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San Francisco
New York
Indiana State Medical Society Roles Named in Report
The Indiana State Medical Society lists its officers including Secretary Dr Secretary, Treasurer Dr J H Woodburn, Librarian Dr A W Davis, all of Indianapolis, with Dr W J Elston serving as Secretary.
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Indiana State Medical Society
W. J. Elston
Indianapolis
J. H. Woodburn
A. W. Davis
Seven Ra Written by Gris Brief Era Review
A compact note discusses a seven ra work attributed to Gris, noting its era and stylistic hints. The piece highlights the author’s approach and the reception among readers, with emphasis on the writing’s concise and reflective tone.
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Megg
Gris
Official Reports From Ten Grain Growing States Favorable Conditions
Reports from Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska California Oregon Utah and other states indicate generally favorable or improving conditions for winter and spring wheat. Soil exhaustion fears ease as planting expands. droughts limited to some Kansas counties. California counties report better crops and adequate rainfall. Oregon and Washington show favorable trends with spring wheat prospects. Individual counties note strong stands, good yields, and favorable weather aiding recovery from late-season stresses.
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Illinois
Earl Bastetch
Ieee
Joe Laint
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Sacramento
Uba
Dorado County
Plumas
Mendocino
Ben Luis Obispo
Hawkins
Kentucky
Virginia
Egg
Ohio
Oregon
Mentani
Washington
Utah
Elevated Railway Crash Brings Injuries and Narrow Escape
The New York World reports a dramatic elevated railway accident with two cars derailing onto the street, injuring several and threatening lives. Directors tested the line with pig iron loads, discovering weak spots and reworking the track, while a platform car with twelve tons of iron was run to test safety.
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New York World
West Side Elevated
F McKenna
Greenwich
McKenna
NortonaL Theatre and Ongoing City Affairs
The report covers NortonaL Theater offerings with Mr. Jefferson drawing nightly crowds, mixed reviews for Miss Moran and Derrick Von Beekman, and a special train for I. and C. Railroad line residents. It also details the General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati, including officers, minutes, foreign correspondence, and committee actions, plus city council matters on elections, waterworks, and the mayoral message.
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I. and C
Mr. Jefferson
Woop
Holman Opera
Wood
General Synod
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
First Reformed P
Rian Church
Harshaw
Concord
Moffat
Are
Saf
R. Stephen
Een Princeton
Elders
Nova Scotia
N. Gifford
New York
A ‘Ga
Reid
Pittaburg
Ohio
D. McLure
R. Wilson
Alex
Illinois
Munford
Indiana
Kil
Wisconsin
Prayer Meeting at Second Presbyterian Church
Daily Union notes a morning prayer gathering at Second Presbyterian Church. The usual attendees joined in worship after the hymn Revive Us Again.
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Daily Union
Second Presbyterian Church
York
Ghost on Mount Adams Haunts Local Streets
Unclear fragments describe reports of a phantom or eerie presence near the Church of the Immaculate Conception and nearby areas on Mount Adams. Residents note sightings over several nights with unsettling, unearthly claims surrounding the Vale neighborhood and pale figures.
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Mount Jer
Suit of OT Railroad Ons v Bowler Jer arguments proceed
In the Kenton Building and its vicinity the argument of counsel in the suit OT Railroad Ons v Bowler Jer and others continued this morning. A decision is anticipated soon as the case involves Ravens s and related property in Cincinnati with a 6 percent rate.
Fire on Newport Street Engulfs Jefferson Between York and Lambia
A fire broke out on Newport Street between York and Lambia, with flames licking the area before firefighters arrived. The blaze is described as intense, with smoke seen across the neighborhood, while emergency crews worked to control the flames and assess damage.
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Jefferson Street
York
Lambia
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McLeod
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Woodside
M’leod
San Bo
J G. Johnson
de Aeformed
Ped
Police
Cedarville
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Thase
Tainahor
Peter Ae
Gates
Corte
Steel
Erie Road
Duepee
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Uni
Asoe
Pera
Coe Valley
Saere
Soba
Maleut
Simmokinson
Doherty
Baum
James
Simpkinson
Kinson
DOD Ty
Ccecivvosesensssoeetersennis Pesuaete Pepntease Veserennen
Dimpkinesa
Scindieai
Commissioners OF Water-Works
Fe Tee
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Sean
Terneeeerses
R. M. Bishop
McMicken University
Thomas
Gounell
Mount Adams
Sbure Covington
Newport
Carpet Beating Company
East Second Street
Cincinnati
Badia
Fom A
Rankin
Grates and Manthla
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Architectural Leon
M. Hou
Lstp
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GEO
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Race i Street
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Candy, &c
Haver, & CO. Cincinnatl
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Central Avenue
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Fifth and Longworth, Ch
Joseph
Peerles
Edwin
Prerlas, Orl J. Barlow
Grocers
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