Notes and News of Global Sparks and Local Trials
A scattered notes page reports an aerolite in Searsport Maine of twelve pounds, political trials, and international affairs. It mentions derbies with Barons and Zephyr colt, Russian reunifications, and several court actions including contempt of court and a mis- mares case.
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Maine
Grand Jury
Missouri
Paris
Guatemala
Vikeria
Baron Rothiechild
Whic
Alexander
Russia
Berlin
Herz
Lexington
Chase
Senate
Costa Rica
Ban- Dri Torbett
Kansas City
Wilmington
Ind
District Court
Jackson
Mis
Ironton
Daniel Lewis
Thomas Evans
Foster
Stuart
Cardozo
New York Tribune
Scow
Kimball
Cleveland
Vermillists
Pyat
Pyats
Billy Edwards
Tim Collins
New Probate Judge Appointed in Lorain County Ohio
L B Smith of Elyria was appointed Probate Judge of Lorain County to succeed John W Steele, with the appointment taking effect June 1. In other items, the Home Building Association of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Building Association filed capitalized ventures, while the Athens Building and Loan expanded toward Westwood. A fire damaged the Buckeye House, with water causing additional harm.
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Dayton
L. B. Smith
Elyria
Lorain County
John W. Steele
Home Building Association of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Building Association
Athens
Westwood
Hamilton County
Buckeye
New York
Will
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County
SM John Street
Tedlana
Adidgins
Ceoptionan
Chicken Cholera Hits Southern Counties In 19th Century News
Chicken cholera has appeared in counties south of Louisville, wiping out many fowls. A Mt Washington farmer lost 120 chickens last week. Wallace W Powers, former member of Peter Powers and Cooper wholesale druggists, has vanished for several days. The Morton Powers case is continued to June 20. Business is very dull with more unemployed workers than ever before in Louisville.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisvile
Here
Wallace W. Powers
Peter, Powers
Morton-Powers
Farmer Died After Wagon Collision Near Robbins Station
Nathaniel George, a Robbins Station area farmer on the Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad, was thrown from his wagon as runaway horses fled yesterday afternoon. He died within an hour, leaving a wife and two children. Judge McCandles returned from Cincinnati and improved in health. The Welsh paper Y Negenydd has just started here, the only Welsh-language newspaper west of the Allegheny Mountains.
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Jim Pisk, Jr
New York
Prince Eric
F. McDonald
Europe
England
Germany
Paris
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Shandakin Mountains
Montana
Ah Wah
Times and Chronicle
Perresonc
Nathaniel George
Robbins’ Station
Pittsburg and
Connellsville
Evansville Execution Returns to Steamship Case
Special dispatch reports Sawyer, a Black man who killed his wife months earlier on the steamer G W Thomas by beating her skull with a fin t iron, faced execution this morning at Evansville. He refused reprieve after thirty days and showed no sign of emotion about his fate.
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Times and Chronicls
Evansville
Sawyer
G. W. Thomas
West Point Examinations and Cable Works Highlight Citizen Notices
Fragmented OCR notes report West Point examinations and a cable repair project near the Erie Road. Also referenced is a Catholic Sunday School parade and a loan bond offer, with several garbled phrases about children and inspections.
West Indies Revolution in Guatemala and Peruvian Railroads
Reports from Guatemala up to May fifth indicate the rebellion led by Rufino Carrios is gaining strength, with Government troops defeated near Guezalt and supporters swelling numbers. Peru advices mention a railroad project advancing despite flood damage, while Jamaica reports a frightful epidemic at Santander and a cable steamer returning for repairs. The Darien Canal survey continues to June first.
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Jamaica
Suffolk
Darien Canal
Guatemala
Rufino Carrios
Guezalt
Otter
Vialiny
Vikeria
Peru
Antioqua
Right Worthy Grand Lodge members visit Washington
May 3 Bankmorr notes the 54 Worthy Grand of Good Templars adjourned with plans for a fraternal social and a telegraphic memorial. The Right Worthy Grand Lodge will visit Washington at 10 AM to be received by the President.
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Good Templars
Busines
Tabingte
Ta Orthy Grand ‘Lodge
Grand Lodge
Washington
Washington Big Demands of a Railroad Tax
A fragmentary Washington item notes a May 25 report on railroad tax claims. It mentions the Central Branch, Pike's Peak, and other express companies seeking about seven million dollars each in duties, with Interior and Internal Revenue officials debating whether their gross receipts fall under the tax.
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Cates Tie Salbeed Do Company
The
Pike's Peak K Company
Seetery
Ruifort
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Freight Through St Louis
In St Louis on May 26 the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad moved freight to Grand Olga, with a train proceeding toward the Indian territory. The report notes involvement of street cars and a thirty mile transfer, highlighting service through the region.
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St. Louis
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Grand Olga
Death of Ex State Senator L Smith
Hon L Smith once a Representative in the State Senate for this district died at his residence yesterday. His funeral is set for this afternoon at five o clock.
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Times and Chronicle
Linanon
L. Smith
Loveville River Conditions and Local Trade Report
May 24 dispatch notes the river falling at two inches per day with three feet three inches at the falls and five feet three inches in the canal. Thunderstorm showery weather, 84 to 86 degrees, dull business across trades. Vessels like Kate Putnam and Monongahela River are listed with cargoes and arrivals. Quaker City and Granite State movements described amid dull wharf activity.
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Times and Chronicle
S. Loveville
Department of Trade
Kate Putnam
New Albany
Virginia
New Orleans
Falls City
Green River
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Prrrapuac
Monongahela
Carrie Brooks
Evansville
Granite State
Portsmouth
Argory
Wheeling
Rochester
Brennan
Weather forecast for western region near Rocky Mountains
A garbled forecast discusses likely weather by Friday with light rain and overcast skies. The report references the eastern Rocky Mountains and expected conditions through the 24 hour period, noting probable precipitation and cloudy trends.
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Will
Rocky Mountains
Market Report Notes Prices and Trade at Local Creek Market
A fragment from the Te-Day Ot market describes poultry and duck trade with ducks priced at 525 53 and delivery details. It mentions Titusville on the upper creek and a bustling market scene with stalls and exchanges among buyers and sellers.
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Titusville
Presbyterian Assembly Excursion to Forest Retreat
The Seventh Day assembly delegates rode a thirty-car train to Lake Forest suburban retreat. Two thousand visitors toured private homes and grounds with a grove dinner. Speeches by Rev Taylor and Rex K Humphrey followed, with remarks from Pollock Upton Nobis and Herrick Johnson. Guests thanked John V Farwell for hospitality.
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Presbyterian
We Forest
Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Lake Forest
Rex. K. Humphrey
Wade
Pollock
Pennsylvania
Upton
Albany
A. Nobis
New York
Herrick Johnson
John V. Farwell
Ladies’ Seminary
Techn
Afernoon
Baptist Educational Convention Session Review and Debates
The May convention session in Crticyoo featured Rev Kendall Brooks presenting a paper on Western church duties and education. Discussions covered ministerial increase, academies, and the establishment of learning institutions, with committees reporting on theology education and denominational work before adjournment.
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Crticyoo
Kendall
Brooks
Ralamiarsy College
Mighizan
L'Ref
Stevens
Ler
F- Douglas
Mercury
Soins
Westen States
Aradembes
Jel
Aspen
Br. Norttrrap
Tae
Rexola
Nairthrup
Lewu
Craihlna
Crothteg
Hapiiat Educational Comraission
Ted
Wayland
Ed Gee
Papo TS
M C A Convention Discussion In New England Provinces
The Young Men’s Christian Association convention opened with talks on faith and governance. Delegates discussed study of God’s word, time management, and fraternal bonds while a ceremonial procession, vases, and a reception at the White House marked the event.
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Huelia
United States
Kendell
Pathedelple
Mark
Williams College
White Houses
The Southern Presbyterian Assembly at Louisville 1872
Reports from the narrative and pastoral letter committees were adopted at the Presbyterian General Assembly in Louisville. Debates centered on church duties of giving, recognition of baptism, and internal Church policies. the assembly closed after 2:30 PM with plans to reconvene in May 1872 in Virginia.
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Louisvits
Hioteville
Alatamay
Cincinnati Literary Gazette Notes and Local Delights
Local notes praise Seth Folger of Ludlow Kentucky for a bound Cincinnati volume 1824 a neat two hundred eight page book with good typography and thoughtful arrangement. The review highlights a leading article a modest aim to excite interest not just display learning and mentions future numbers and contributions from Cincinnati figures. Amusements note Cincinnati Theatre performances thrice weekly by Smith’s Company and City Theatre selections with mentions of Dayer’s engagement and a proposed benefits show while letters from Pittsburg are placed under Letters from the West.
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Cincinnati Literary Gazette
Seth Folger
Ludlow
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Gidbe
Dayer
Pittsburg
West
Wiettion
Court Dismisses Contempt Motion in Seal of Subpoena Case
United States Circuit Court heard a motion concerning contempt for failing to execute a writ of subpoena as costs were not secured. The court dismissed the motion on certain counts, while directing the marshal to serve process without considering security. It listed related matters including Reedy v Scott patent case and a discharge dispute involving E Hampton and the Second National Bank of Xenia Ohio. Samuel L Corwine remains critically ill near Loveland.
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Wat
Henry J. Reedy
George Scott
District Court
E. Hampton
Second National Bank of
Xenia
Ohio
Ihe
Hugh’ Carey
Kant- Tipton
Complex Civil Appeals and Probate Proceedings in 19th Century Cases
A garbled legal chronicle outlines Thomas Johnson v. Stephen A. Clark regarding a note for 2100 dollars, a mortgage, and a Supreme Court shift on greenbacks as legal tender. It touches Armstrong will probate, prewar telegraphity, and a judge's view on court authority and asset distribution in probate and chancery actions.
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Creenhacks
Thomas Johnson
Stephen A. Clark
Johnston
Ethan
United States
Clark
Supreme Court
Hepharn
Kriewold
Mandock
Ile
Washington
Supreate
Sa Court
D. I. Pink
Bamyilin
Pbelei
Superior Court Record Of A Neemith Versus Mt Andera Stiver
In a Superior Court action before Judge Storer the case of Neemith v Stiver involves $1,080 for services rendered and alleged pecuniary claims. The court found the statement of account unclear and divided assets accordingly, noting Nesurith owed nothing to the plaintiff and no further restitution was granted.
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Mt. Andera Stiver Riitvarkane Iy
oSoe
Nesurith
Fashion notes on Paris London dress trends and accessories
A fragmented fashion column notes silk garments and jewelry, parasols with perfume bottles, dyed kid gloves, and gray grenadines as June July street wear. It mentions the Queen of Prussia funding a German Gray project, and lists various accessories, hats, and materials with prices and styling cues.
Markets and Prices Tumble Amid Mixed Wheat and Whisky Notes
The report shows mixed demand with higher prices for some commodities like demand higher and uperfine at 625 dollars. Wheat prices declined slightly while corn and oats held firm. Whisky market quiet with sales around 95 cents. Arrivals City of tua and departures like Robert Mitchell noted. Overall dull receipts for hogs and lards. several figures reflect fluctuating values and unsettled trading amidst a volatile market day.
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I Galen
Tua
Robert Mitchell
LiveRvoor
Senate Transartsions and Post Office Negotiations
The Senate discussed the discharge of White and Rimadell but took no action before adjournment. Twenty witnesses’ testimony before the investigating committee is ordered printed as proceedings progress. Special Commissioner McDonald travels to London and Berlin to negotiate a postal convention and money order system between the nations.
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Senate
White
Rimadell
Confession of an Express Robber arrives in Columbus
Theodore Bradley, an alleged Express Robber, reached Columbus from Chicago in charge of detectives. He admits planning and taking part in the heist, takes full blame, and says his brother declined to join. Bradley claims his brother George did not participate and that the remaining money and bags were hidden. The report also notes a separate accident injuring the wife of Joseph Hotehino of Hagen.
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Cone Maes
Theodore Bradley
Chicago
George
Poe Rikly
Prominent farmer Daniel Dinfieks Ends His Life by Hanging
Daniel Dinfieks, a respected grain merchant and Champaign County commissioner from Ekpasa, Illinois, died by self inflicted hanging yesterday morning. He left a large family and had recently faced minor financial losses despite years of prosperity. He planned to visit a tenant and catch the 8 o clock train to Urbana before his disappearance. A new halter, bought for the act, was used. His death leaves a deep void in the community and among those who knew him.
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Dinfieks
Ekpasa
Daniel Those
Blowe, Bennett & Co
Champaign County
Brut
Urbana
Tlewan
New York Prisoner Sentenced on July Fourth
New York May 26 — Bester was sentenced to be hanged on the 4th of July. The prisoner appeared greatly affected and admitted he was drunk when he attempted to kill Putnam, breaking into tears as he spoke.
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New York
Bester
Wang
Putnam
Winona Riverfront Crowd Sees Historic Train Run
In Winona Minnesota during May 1925 spectators gathered along the Mississippi River banks as the famed Great Northern line brought an historic train through town. Local officials welcomed passengers amid cheering crowds and a ceremonial greeting.
Political Shooting Affray at Harrison Station Mis
A violent political dispute at Harrison Station Mississippi last evening left Coggeshall wounded three times and Craig unharmed. The altercation arose from a discussion with a member of the Mississippi Legislature named Coggeshall. pistols were used as Coggeshall fled the scene.
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Times and Chronicle
Mimruis
Harrison Station
Mis
Craig
Mimisippi
Coggenhall
Coggeshall
Presbyterian Assembly Minutes Mixed With Mission Reports
Fragmented OCR reports the Presbyterian assembly sessions with committees named for Home Missions, Church Extension, and state of religion. It notes letters from Ireland and Scotland churches and a discussion on contracting seminaries, with over two hundred attendees and a large seminary hall dinner, plus Methodist Conference dispatch on Book Concern authority.
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Times
Ars Tel
Tha
Nivind
Payee Bey
Wallat
Wes
Feation
Freueh
W.M. Fulton
Ideon
Getty
J G. Caren
Dow Colin
J R. Auhnaton
Misions
H. Kisavey
Lovriga
Micbions
Janus Price
Samad McArthur
Rex
Paucetiig
Hewtion and Chintch Extension
Josten
Jajempore
Reva J. Dales
China
McCayne
Onaabs
Missionsry
Pedo Keys
Alexand
Otper
Bair
Fae
Sid
Seminary of
Northwest
Chiurch
Ireland
Free Church
Scotland
Oaks Stakes at Epsom held amid betting twist
Europe reports from Loxvox on May 26 recall the Oaks Stakes at Epsom where the race was run with horses Hannah Noblesse Hapbine and Nine among the entrants. Prior to the event the favored outcome had odds of five to one against the winner.
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Epsom
Reevet Hannah
Noblesse
Hapbine
Turbulent Paris blaze and prison siege reported
Turmoil surrounds Mazas Prison as fires rage across Paris while authorities refuse entry to the city and German positions intensify patrols. Prominent insurgent leaders vow stay as calls to surrender echo from high command amid ongoing cannonade and hostage concerns.
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Paris
Veen
Aes
KcMahon
Poets Aid France Sympathy Drive in War Bond Effort
Poets respond to France aid appeal with a public sympathy note and fundraising drive. Authors and literary groups join the effort to bolster war bonds and express solidarity. Funds gathered through readings and donations support relief and morale for civilians.
Fragmentary meeting notes on resolution and names
Incomplete OCR text references the chair and Mr Witwa White with remarks about a resolution and a session. Mentions Rasdel and stoghydter, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases regarding events and actions.
Fragmented Readable Fragments in Local Notice
The fragmentary text references Harold Forsberg, Chevalier Industrie, and various names and phrases in a damaged listing. It notes a short season starting Monday evening with Carneros and Dixey and mentions family circles and social events, but the overall content is unreadable.
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