Fate of American Dockery in Cuba Trial Unclear
A Havans letter from New York dated May 26 reports the fate of American F. P. A. Dockery arrested at Nuevitas on April 3. Authorities under Gen. Ponfillo ordered his removal to Puerto Principe for trial, with uncertainty whether his life will be spared. Dockery is in good spirits but confined under poor food and heat, awaiting a governor-general decision. The letter also notes Cuba war taxes and how merchants add a quarter of one percent to invoices, shifting costs to consumers as the United States, a major buyer of Cuban exports, bears most war expenses.
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New York
Havans
A. Dockery
Nuevitas
Ponfillo
Puerto Principe
Dockery
Cuba
United States
Wilson issues qualified denial of dispatch corrections
Special report from Washington May 26 states Wilson will deny the corrections of Saturday dispatches asserting his free sentiments were misrepresented. He acknowledges he did not speak directly to the New York correspondent but to friends. The item notes Adams was the intended Secretary of State, and a cabinet member cites Wilson's April letter naming Hoar Morgan Drexel and Patterson as Treasury candidates to replace Richardson.
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Daily Times
Washington
Wilson
Corre
Sena- Bering
Charles Francis Adams
Edwin D. Morgan
Philadelphia
New York
E. R. Hoar
Mr. Drexel
Mr. Patterson
Secretary of
Fire destroys brewery and stock in Albany Lees incident
A blaze at a Ken Albany Indiana brewery valued at $11,000 with stock loss entirely consumed. insured for $6,000 in the German Mutual Home of New York. Stables and two buildings also burned. fire blamed on an incendiary.
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Albany
Ind
Lees
New York
Canal Manors and County Trials in Daily Ledger
In Farmersville magistrate Mayer required George B. Gauvey to post 1000 bail for an alleged attempted assault on Mary F. Emrick near Johnsville. Gauvey, married and recently released from state prison for homicide, claimed intoxication. Meanwhile saloon prosecutions were not pursued as Leaguers hoped. Jury split eight Democrats and seven Republicans and will follow traditional transcripts for cases. Also, Mrs. Knoop’s mania led to asylum committal, and a Dayton mail car fire forced Toledo mail transfer. Leopold Settler was robbed of 170 dollars by three masked men near Asylum Hill.
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Forrester
Mayer
Farmersville
George B. Gauvey
Perry Township
Mary F. Emrick
Johnsville
Steamship Idaho Ashore at Fire Island
The steamship Idaho from Liverpool was ashore on Fire Island yesterday and has arrived here. The Swatara plans to sail to the South Pacific after transit, with twenty six scientists expected from Washington to join the voyage and assist with observation. The Swatara will stay until after the observation stores for an eighteen day period are tested.
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New York
Idaho
Liverpool
Fire Island
Swatara
Cay
Anxious plea for discharge from Chicago Presbytery
David Switzer writes the Chicago Presbytery seeking dismissal or removal from the roll, citing spiritual distress and division. He asks for peace within the church, defends his past stance, and offers to help as a fellow laborer, while acknowledging the presbytery’s cautious stance and noting the adjournment of the body.
Trustees Debate Location and Budget for New University Building
At an adjourned meeting the University Trustees considered starting construction and locating the building on the lower lot. Seasongood offered a committee referral to study best site but was defeated 6 to 10. Fi moved to allocate 500000 for construction, approved 13 to 4 with several named trustees voting aye and seasongood dissenting.
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Seasongood
Aves
Messrs
Anderson
Ballauf
Comegys
Ferry
Hoadly
Hollister
Hunt
Johnston
Meuffey
Liligathal
Stalle
Taft
Nays
Buchwalter
Cox
Hases@urek
Mayor Johnston Receives Telegram From New Orleans
Mayor A Wurz of New Orleans sends a telegram to Cincinnati urging aid for forty five thousand hurricane victims. He cites government relief costs and warns that demand for food and shelter will remain urgent for weeks. Details to follow by mail from the relief fund treasurer and mayor.
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New Orleans
Cincinnati
Acashan
Arena
A. Wurz
Relief Fund
Inquest Into Theresa Murphy Tragedy Reopens After Building Collapse
The inquest into Theresa Murphy's death, caused by a building collapse at Central Avenue and Perry Street, resumed before Coroner Maley with jurors and witnesses including E. G. Megrue and Lewis Wisby. No new facts emerged. testimony aimed to show the collapse stemmed from foundation rot due to water from an ice chest, not a weak lintel or neglect. A suit for damages against building owner Mr Sedam was anticipated.
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Theresa Murphy
Central Avenue
Perry Street
Maley
E. G. Megrue
Lewis Wisby
Wm. Shay
Martin Brown
Joh Mulrohy
D. Z
Antea
Sedam
Musical Soiree at Wesleyan College Chapel
A large audience attended the second musical soiree at Wesleyan College chapel. The Orpheus Orchestra conducted by Prof. Barus supported the young performers with skill. The program included Mozart melodies, Gratia, Martha duet, and Beethoven Senate Pathetique, with encores from several soloists. The event was part of the commencement week ending with a concert on Monday evening, June 5th.
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Orpheus Orchestra
Barus
la Prison d'Edin
Ethlenio
Kate Rockwelling
Wena” Deen
Ildieu
Gratia
Agios Orchestra
Gratiasus
Guglielmi
Mias
Celia Doughty
Peustel
Senate Pathetique
Beethoven
Eva Kidder
Martha
Floto
Messrs
H. Pfann
W. Ross
Board Meeting Sets School Hours and Elections
The Board in regular session with 43 present accepted the Borders heirs offer to release a Fulton lot for 500. Hours of study were fixed seasonally from April to October and October to April with specific morning and afternoon blocks and a 15 minute recess. The Board then addressed the Board of Examiners elections for terms up to three years and debated forming a seven member committee for colored schools. The meeting adjourned after debate on committee calls and school parity.
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Goss
O'Neil
Committee On Lots
Borders Heirs
Fulton
Ows
Wm. Strunk
Peet
Bauw
Andrew Kuell
Dr. Bauw
Peter Taft
Henry Aacke
John F K
W. Hi. Morgan
Merrill
Carbery
The Royal Marionettes at St Robinson’s Opera House
The Royal Marionettes with wire driven puppetry provide a novel entertainment for children and curious adults. Three afternoon shows are scheduled this week at Wood’s Theatre featuring specialty acts, lively dancing, and celebrated performers.
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Royal Marionettes
St Robinson's Opera House
Wood's
Ledt
Jobo Hart
Add Kyman
National Theatre Comique
Zegrimo
Moulton
Zegrino
Saldale
Fox An Goss
Beneft
Cabinet Censure Moves Over Richardson Resignation
At a special Ways and Means meeting the resolution censuring Secretary Richardson, Assistant Secretary Lawyer, and Solicitor Banfield was tabled as Richardson agreed to retire within a week. The President said he will appoint a Western man to Treasury after resignation but will not force it. Congress probes Printing, while a bill would fund $109,000 for frontier telegraph links. Sanborn impeachment talk surfaces as House delays action until tomorrow.
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Daily Times
Washineton
Ways and Means Committee
Richardson
Banfield
Congress
Treasury
Senate
Beck
Sanborn
Mr. Morhomfrepa
Justic
Bok
Dunia Organ
Treasury Department
Seeret
Ger Stanborn
A Tussle Over the Location of Mr. Comly's Postoffice
A dispute centers on where Mr. Comly should locate the post office with letters to and from residents noting opposition and support from local groups and officials. The outcome remains unsettled as meetings continue.
Revival of interest in Narrow Gauges
A lively dispute over moving the post office to City Hall rooms. citizens funded a luxury fit for a ten year lease, while a council-ordered rent of 1500 dollars per year sparked a heated debate. Interest in building a narrow gauge railroad to coal regions and talks between Columbus and Ferrara interests and the Atlantic and Lake Erie network also surface.
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Daily Times. Co._cmurs
Jackson
Vinton Counties
Columbus and
Ferrara
Atlantic and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Madrid Press Criticizes Cushing Over Barquet Tale
Madrid newspapers attack American Minister Cushing for attending a barquet hosted by opposition Deputies Figueras and Castellano. They claim he is ignorant of European diplomatic customs and the significance of certain names.
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Caled Cushing
Madrid
Mr. Cushing
Figueras
Castelar
Election Contest In Nearest Nièvre Assembly Seat
The Republican candidate in the Nièvre region contesting the assembly seat of Hoergeing, described as Bonapartist, following declared election. The outcome hinges on formal challenge processes and regional electoral rules.
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Assembly
Nievre
Hoergeing
Passengers From Idaho Arrive Wet After Strandings
The steamer Idaho ashore yesterday at Fire Island reached Castle Garden after three this morning. Cabin passengers include Tonte Sweet of Chicago Mrs Thies of Nashville and Commodore J J Gleason US Navy. Total aboard reported as 455 passengers with 70 crew 9 saloon and 16 intermediate.
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Idaho
Fire Istana
Castle Garden
Tonte Sweet
Chicago
Thies
Nashville
J. J. Gleason
Navy
Jouig
Appeals Upheld as Higher Court Hears Private Cases
In Prinsperg on May 26 the mayor's court concluded arguments for thirty-three women arrested on Saturday. A writ of certiorari was received directing transmission of earlier cases to the Court of Common Pleas. The court will hear the case Monday, with a deferment of further sessions pending decision.
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Eee Eee
Court of Com
Mon Fan
Cabinet Talk on Moieties Prepares Treasury Secretary Choice
Washington May 26 A Capitol rumor says a new Secretary of the Treasury will be named within forty eight hours. The Senate Finance Committee morning hearing featured a Tarce delegation urging passage of the moieties repeal bill.
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Washington
River rates and freights as Louisville river report flows
Evansville and Cairo dispatches describe river stages and freight movements. The Ohio River level near Louisville sits around five feet, with lower readings at Falls and Portland, as Paragon and O Q J Parker transport freight. weather remains clear and hot with rising river levels and some washout at Cumberland Dam. cargoes include cotton and general freight through Cairo and Cincinnati routes.
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Louisville
Parks
Portland
Arlington
J. Parker
Evansville
BoMaude
St. Louis
Franklin
Memphis
Cincinnati
Celtume
Nick ‘Longworth
Cumberland Island
Apna
Mercury
Cairo
Johan
Kyle
New Orleans
James D- D. Parker
Accord
Hale's Point
Chan
Brown
Longworth
Pakee
Cerroll
Parker
Burglary charges adjourned as court date set for Hogan brothers
In Police Court the three boys John and James Hogan and Thomas C P Neil had their burglary cases continued to the 28th. A Harmonic Festival opens with Dettingen To Deam a chorus of 200 voices to be performed tonight. Jacob Happ saloon keeper at Georgetown faces charges of selling liquor to minors after four warrants were filed, two dropped. Gamblers arrested Mark Simeo Toni and Thos Puthof for exhibiting gaming devices at 212 West Fourth street, bailed to appear tomorrow. A surprise party on upper Broadway caused uproar and sleep disruption. Josiah Tout, watchman, noted for rate incident, had his case dismissed when key witness Kin failed to appear. Mead later arrested James Arnolc for exhibiting gemini at West Fourth street, bail set for tomorrow.
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John
James Hogan
Thomas Cpneil
Jacob Happ
Georgetown
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Rt
Esquire
White and Mead
Mark Simdéatoni
Thos. Puthof
Ninth-street
No. 212
West Fourth Street
Josiah
Tout
Pam Street
Edward Kin
King
Fine Work of Art in Church Displayed Portrait by Ritter
A crayon portrait of a lady from Avondale is shown in a church music store display. Painted by Louis Ritter, son of Prof. Ritter, the piece is praised for its execution and detail. Ritter plans to travel to New York soon to refine his art skills.
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Church
Avondale
Louis
Ritter
New York
Wedding Ceremony for Watson and Jenifer in May Morning
A wedding gathering at 583 West Fourth street celebrated Cat. W. H. Watson of Aurora Ill and Mira Alice Jenifer of this city. Elder Stratton officiated as relatives and friends offered hearty congratulations and best wishes for long life and happiness. The couple departed by the 1:05 Dayton Short-Line train for Cleveland and then Aurora, Illinois.
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West Fighth Street
Cat. W. H. Watson
Aurora, Sr
Mira’ Alice Jenifer
Ction
Stratton
Watson
Wm. Shaffer
J. Watson
Bride
Dayton
Cleveland
Ohio
Aurora
Bridge Suit Against United States Demurred In Court
The Cincinnati and Newport Bridge Company sues the United States for about 500000 in damages. The case, heard by Judge Johnston and Judge Matthews, centers on congressional acts authorizing the bridge and later requirements for height and lengthening. Warner M. Bateman, U S attorney, filed the demurrer contending the bill shows no case for equity.
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Assoes
Swayne
Supreme Beach
Cincinnati Ana Newport Bridge Company
United States of America
Congress
Tinks
Warner M. Bateman
Lowing
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Co
Warner M. Batemen
United States
Dewurrer
Johnston
Matthews
Unclear Markets Report Lists Various Commodities and Prices
Fragmented notes show flour, oats, barley, whisky, and other commodities with inconsistent pricing. Includes references to July futures, no sales for some items, and scattered market commentary from a New York grocery context. Names, dates, and units are partially garbled.
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Anya
Dean Ding
Wielanger
Hitler
Lord Grim
Soasbe
Gre
Kew York
St Gee
Porto
Saben
Debate on consolidation at the General Assembly
In Sr. Louis on May 26 the Assembly resumed debate on consolidation. Rev Dr Eels of San Francisco urged unity of Sustentation Board and Home Missions, while others argued against centralization and warned of friction. A motion to end debate by 2 30 or 3 PM faced objections as speakers stressed economy and local control.
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General Assembly
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San Francisco
R. Aikman
Detroit
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N. J
Home Missions
Board of Home Missions
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Mies
John Paxton
Howard Crosby
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West
Buncombe
Mr. Green
Peoria
Ill
T. P. Want
Lackawana
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Ihoard
G. Renser
Topekaa
Topeka
Kaé
Presbyterian Church
Kansas
Herrick Johnson
Frederik R.wotang
Pittsburg
Board of Instruction
Johneau
Drake
Adams
South Carolina
Ethiopia
William L. Breckenridge
Breckenridge
J. Wilson
Scotland
Ireland
Assembly of 157
de. Rooth
New York
Prominent Cincinnati Gentleman Praises Medicine's Cure
A longtime Clas sinnati resident reports severe bladder and urinary troubles that resisted regular doctors. After months of failed treatments he used your medicine and experienced swift relief within three days, claiming renewed health and vitality. Price listed as 61 per bottle.
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Persyn
Spain Reopens Diplomatic Ties With Mexico via New Minister
Diplomatic relations between Spain and Mexico were resumed yesterday with Marshal Berro's reception of General Coronas, the Mexican minister, presenting credentials.
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Mexico
Spain
Marshal Berrano
Coronas
River News Dispatches From Oil City to Marietta
River conditions rise across the system with Oil City reporting SQ inches and a forecast of 15 more inches downstream. The Carrie Brooks bound for Zanesville departs this afternoon along with the Laura Davis for aville while the Juniata delays to Cincinnati until tomorrow. Freights are quiet and weather is cloudy as Capt Adams' new barge Eagle traverses to Marietta.
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Oil City
Carrie Brooks
Zanesville
Laura Davis
Aville
Juniata
Cincinnati
Adams
New -Barge
Eagle
Marietta
House Debates on Impeachment and Sanborn Contract
The House committee and members discuss impeachment implications and the Sanborn contract, with criticism of officials and calls to extend time for a road project completion involving Mackinac, Michigan, and related areas. The debate covers corruption claims, authority over Treasury, and agency accountability.
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Panies
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Bayfield
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Perome
Higo Ayrer
Senate
Aparta Costain
Tslahid
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National Park
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