Rail ship repair and county treasurer defalcation headline mix
The Montana reports a Williams and Guion steamship disabled near Liverpool with 21,000 released by owners. A Troy dispatch notes County treasurer Henry A. defalcation allegations totalling about 140,000, causing public outcry. The United Irishmen Rediviv group condemns a supposed traitor to death, naming Pat see as the accused.
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Williams and Guions A Ee
Montana
Liverpool
Troy
Henry A
Atill
Oie
Trom
Order of United Irishmen Rediviv
Tresson
Pat See
Sc Catherine's Wheel works burning loss insured
A fire at the main building of Sc Catherine's Wheel works in St. Catherine's Ontario caused a loss of 35000 dollars with the same amount insured. A warrant from Warrenant, N Y, dated November 1 at 1 A M in Delaware has been noted.
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Ontario
Sc Catherine's Wheel
Warrenant
N. Y
A. M. Ihmin Tac
Dela
Steamer Arrivals Report From New York and Baltimore
New York date November 7 lists steamers arriving including Wye from Lit and Clas sscs from Joous Lenten, Baltimore city, and Frisia from New York also arriving. The notice records multiple vessels and their origins with the latest date of November 7.
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New York
Wye
Richmond
Lit
Joous Lenten
Frisia
River News Dispatches to the Cincinnati Times
Fragmented text reports on river conditions and a city meeting schedule with vague dates and measurements. Mentions Louisville and Pathe falls with river height notes, and a noon business hall event. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but reference points include the river and local civic activity.
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Louisville
Revival and political confusion ripple through early Louisville and beyond
A garbled chronicle reports a revival in Louisville and varied events across regions including Wales, Wisconsin, Vicksburg, and Rockford. It mentions resignations, large audiences at meetings, an earthquake, railway concerns, and a contested election result with references to Rome, Italy, and a Cooperative Bank scandal.
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Louisville
Wales
Bomopen
Wisconsin
vBies Vier
Ane
Comet
Tea party aboard Pandora sparks curious visitors
The narrative describes a tea aboard a gunship at anchor near a bluff, where several young local girls timidly join the officers for tea. The scene contrasts their unfamiliarity with knives and forks and the officers’ polite hostliness, while noting the contrast between their world and the ship’s splendor. The tale shifts to a court case vignette about Ann Eliza and a polygamous husband, hinting at alimony, income division, and the social tensions surrounding marriage law.
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Upernavik
About knives and forks and ancient dining ways
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts eating with knives and forks with rustic custom, recalling Cleopatra and ancient peoples. It notes a Danish named Augusta and other girls at table, describes a grim-faced elder woman smoking, and hints at social lapses and contrasts with music and poetry, ending in a late night scene.
Mysterious Westward Adjutant in Surrogate’s Court Drama
An unseen Kansas visitor drew curiosity in a White Plains Surrogate Court proceeding over a contested will. Mrs. Mary Ann seeks about 10,000 as the alleged widow of the testator amid rumors of further heirs and a forthcoming Monday hearing.
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New York Herald
White Plains
Westchester County
Mary Ann
Wadong
Kansas
New York Politicians Weigh Tilden for National Stage
A Valladelphia Ledger analysis notes New York Democrats defend Governor Tilden’s reform record as a path to the White House despite statewide losses. It argues his anti corruption drive sustains support, while inflation issues fade, and calls for party unity at the forthcoming Convention. The piece suggests Tilden’s backers will push him as the reform standard bearer.
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New York
Valladelphia Ledger
Tilden
Tiacetal Nee
Tikien
Ritagat
Sii
President Grant speech signals hard money stance and postmaster shakeup
Special dispatch from Washington reports President Grant’s Saturday night address pledging hard money policy after the elections. The speech, seen as irrevocably aligning the administration with monetary restraint, notes removal of ex Senator Pease from Vicksburg postmastership for supporting the Democratic ticket in Mississippi. Also mentions Sioux treaty commissioners meeting in Chicago next Monday to finalize their report.
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Washington, D. C
Grant
Eevery Canmeester
Pease
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Black Hills Country
Chicago
Whisky fraud rumors found baseless say Attorney General
The Attorney General received dispatches from St Louis stating the whisky fraud rumor involving Gen Baboork and Orville Grant is without foundation. The president and Mrs Grant were in New York today. A forged five dollar note purporting to be from the Galena Illinois National Bank was found, but no such bank exists. The cigars seized in Cincinnati were examined and the Commissioner advised they may be sold if properly marked and impressed.
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National Bank of Chicago
Cincinnati
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Porce
Xes
Enys
Strike Widens as Hocking Valley Miners Demand Higher Pay
miners in Hocking Valley show continued dispute as Peter Hayden withdraws a ten cent per ton advance after other operators refuse to follow. Dixon City and Curtis mines idle, Nelsonville and Haydenville crews out. Hocking Valley Road reduces trains from eight to five, signaling ongoing labor tension and stalled agreement among operators.
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Hocking Valley
Peter Hayden
Hayden
Dixon City
Perry County
Curtis
Strausville
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Hocking Valley Road
Moody and Sankey in Brooklyn Tabernacle Revival Report
New York November 4. Large attendance at the Brooklyn Tabernacle revival meeting. About two hundred requests for prayer as the crowd testified to blessed work. Dozens confessed salvation in the inquiry and testimony sessions. Moody declared strong interest in winter outreach. Talmage and others reported a day of religious revival with hundreds of new cases.
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Hantry
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Iag
Navy-Yard
Fred. Bell
Jesus
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Dr. Talmage
Steel
Luke
Conversion Tales From An Evangelical Meeting
In a church gathering Mr Sankey recounted a Scottish civil engineer soon converted after his mother prayed and urged attendance. The man testified from the pew, others shared similar stories, and a stage actor confessed leaving the theatre forever after a life of vice, seeking hope and prayer.
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Sankey
Scoffer
Viceroy and Prince of Wales to Meet at Bombay Harbor
Telegram from Bombay reports Admiral of the Fleet, Governor of Bombay, and many distinguished natives boarding the Serapis to greet the Prince of Wales on disembarkation this afternoon. Holiday festival preparations span the week as crowds gather for the arrival.
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Loxton
Bombay
Itombay
Subor
Prince of Wales
Marek
Fire Under Control in Whitehall With Major Loss
Fire in Whitehall last night damaged the Tale House and Dayton's block and other properties. Losses are put at £30,000 with $25,000 insured. Chief Engineer Baker and several firemen were injured by falling walls as flames were brought under control by 4 o clock this morning. Montreal Telegraph wires were destroyed while Western Union lines remained intact.
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Lake Ee
Dayton
Baker
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Western Union
Fire damages Clyde mill in Omega Village Providence
A blaze at the Clyde mill in Omega Village Providence, idle for a year, was started by an incendiary this morning. The mill, owned by Lenny F. Wilton, is valued at about 26 000 dollars, nearly covering the loss.
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Omega Village
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Lenny F. Wilton
River Dispatches Chronicle Busy River Traffic
A river port summary reports variable but improving conditions as the river rises slowly. Cargo vessels including the Mary and the Greyhound pass through, with arrivals at St Josephs and Cairo noted. Weather is clear and mild with light business activity and favorable travel notes for Evansville, Louisville, and St Louis.
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Peter Gilroy Malicious Stabbing Case Dismissed
In the Police Court this morning Peter Gilroy faced a charge of malicious stabbing but the case was dismissed for want of proof as read by the court.
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Cutic
Ohio River Seal afloat sale and city delivery prices
John Cochnower claims the Ohio River Seal afloat is selling at 64 cents per basket and Mayor Johnston says delivery to consumers is 10e. In the Police Court this morning, the case of John Cook N Ti Reid and Jackson Baker charged with burglary was continued until tomorrow.
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Ohio River
Bashel
Johnston
John Cook
N. Ti. Reid
Jackson Baker
Leininger Case Continued in Police Court
The case of Anthony Leininger charged with cutting with intent to kill was continued this morning in the Police Court under a fixed date. The proceedings proceeded with no immediate resolution as the court adjourned to a later time.
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Anthony Leininger
Locomotive strike maims sunken man at Wood and Front
This morning a man was run over by a locomotive on the I C L railroad at the corner of Wood and Front streets. He had both legs cut off and will probably die. Police and hospital authorities were notified.
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Wood and
Front Streets
Grand Jury Opens Case On Real Estate Suit
The cease of Wm. S. Grant and fifteen others against Ernst Nepper Dietrick Nepper and Rees Kesler began this morning before judges and jury. It seeks possession of real estate and costs amounting to $2,000.
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Ernst Nepper
Dietrick Nepper
Rees ‘Kesler
Connor Charged With Abusing Family Bond Ordered
In Police Court this morning James Connor faced a charge of abusing his family. He was required to enter into bonds of 3200 to keep the peace for one year, but as of adjournment the security had not been provided.
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James Connor
Suspect David Bruce Arrested on Meade's Order
Detective Meade had eyes on David Bruce for days before he was seized on suspicion by officers Brazill and Koog at Meade’s command. Bruce, a noted troublemaker, is detained at Hawmond Street Station house.
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Meade Han
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Koog
Meade
Bruce
Hawmond Street
Deputies Appointed by County Auditor Await Confirmation
The names of deputies appointed by County Auditor Humphreys were sent to the District Court for confirmation and are expected to take oath of office tomorrow. The Auditor plans to keep names private until the process is finished, and only one change is reported in the office.
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District Court
Woman sues for damages after jaw broken in dental duel
Magdalena Worst sues for 5000 dollars claiming defeat in a bizarre incident involving her death, Dr. Wm. Hughes of Cleves and a troublesome molar. The fight allegedly left her with a broken jaw and a $300 doctor bill, while remarks about husbands blessing a wife’s jaw are noted.
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Wm. Hughes
Cleves
Frank Heidelbach firm files suit over Whitewater Rail stock
Heidelbach Frank & Co of New York with Hoadly Johnson and Colston filed a bill in Railroad against Whitewater Valley Railroad and Eepy. They seek 109 shares of Whitewater Rail stock to secure a draft for 5000 dollars.
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New York City
Meorning
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Myneal
Whitewater Valley Railompany
Eepy
Heidelbach & Sa
Amine
Whitewater Rail Aby
Aeioon
Hodberg
LOCAL MATTERS interview with Street Commissioner Corbett
Commissioner Corbett faces questions on tax levy and city finances. He favors a twelve mill rate but warns of deep retrenchment and possible street work stoppage as he has already reduced crews. He says further cuts may be unavoidable if funds run dry and reflects on doing his best with limited staff.
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Corbett
Supreme Court
Mr. C
Resignation of Wood's Theatre Doorkeeper Prompts Change
The longtime Wood's Theatre doorkeeper J J Burgess resigns after purchasing a home making evening access harder. Replacing him is Wincest Harding, a genial presence expected to preserve Burgess's welcome and theater warmth for patrons.
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Cerberus
J. J. Burgess
Wincest Harding
Uenen
Consul Mahlon Chance Recalled Home by Ill Mother
Hon Mahlon Chance U S Consul at Nassau Bermuda Islands is at the Burnet House being recalled by telegram due to his mother’s serious illness in Fremont Ohio He had been visiting the country on leave of absence and was en route to his post when notified.
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Bermuda Islands
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Chance
Robison's Opera House Promises Night of Noted Acts
Victoria Woodhull opens with Naked Truth at Robinsons Opera House. Tennie C. Clatin performs Macbeth and Woodhull Jr. stars in an scene from Romeo and Juliet. The audience attended Saturday and plans to return tonight at Hawley's 164 Vine Street.
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Tennie C. Clatin
Police Court Fines for Gaming Charge Duo
In the morning session Peter Cummings and James N. Davis faced charges of displaying gambling devices and each paid a $50 fine. They also posted $500 bonds not to gamble for a year. Other arrestees, including James C. Davis, were dismissed. Cummings and Romey paid fines and supplied bonds as required.
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James N. Davis
Bnae
James C. Davis
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Romey
Work-House Sentences and Lumber Damages Verdict
Judge Lindemann today sentenced several offenders in the Work-House case including James Bloom ten days for loitering and Kate Burger fifty days for vagrancy. In the Swift & Lockwood lumber dispute the jury awarded £7200 damages after a two hour trial against the defendants who failed to deliver under contract.
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Mary McGovers
Mollie Smith
Mollie. Ryan
Josephine Moon
Mary
Lizzie Kelley
Kate Burger
United States
Lewnel Bannister Ageinet Swift & Lockwood
Young thief Janes Price arrested for diamond theft
Detective Merde and Officer Rourke arrested a young, known thief naming himself Janes Price early today. He is charged with robbing Covington lawyer Corbin of a diamond pin valued at three hundred dollars and is held at the Ninth Street Station-house. A forthcoming probable court appearance is expected within hours.
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Merde
Rourke
Robbie Deks Corbin
Covington
Price
Ninth Street
Pia
Printer Corbett Calls For Higher Pay Instead Of Street Work
Street Commissioner Corbett rejects a $500 yearly salary proposal for Superintendent of streets from the Commercial and offers to take a case to set type in the office of the Hero of Caravelette. Corbett is a first class printer and says the Commercial must raise the salary to $500 for him to switch roles.
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Caravelette
Hippopotamus at Bridgeport Sale May Bring to Cincinnati
Our Zoological Society expects representation at the November 29 auction in Bridgeport Connecticut of items belonging to Barnum's Universal Exposition Company including the Hippodrome and Menagerie. The baby hippopotamus is hoped to be bought for Cincinnati.
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Zoological Society
Bridgeport, Conn
Barnum’ S
Universal Exposition Company
Cincinnati
Knott Opens Large Greenhouses in Local Bloom Trade
J B Knott, formerly of Glendale, has located here and is building two large greenhouses. He is well acquainted with the business and plans to carry it on extensively. The neighborhood gains a force in floral cultivation and pi for sale, with Parnell, Mc Cullough, Kellar, and Knott forming the quartet devoted to flowers.
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J.B. Knott
Glendale
To Day's Oil Markets Quiet and Prices Weak
Special dispatch reports oil markets in Cincinnati area with November estimates showing quiet activity and weakening prices across refined grades. Market sources note subdued demand and soft futures, with traders awaiting further data on supply and global cues.
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