Washington. Silk ribbon duty in 1864 law debate
A New Orleans dispatch reports Grant leading in Louisiana but claims ballot manipulation to tilt the electoral vote for Dr Williams. The 1864 law taxed pure silk ribbons at 0 percent while silk and cotton blends were 50 percent, a rate later reversed by the Treasury Secretary in 1670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Washleton
New Orleans
Ghia
Grant
Louisiana
Warmoth
Williams
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Losses in the Katie two split and insured value
A fragment reports the loss of the Katie, breaking in two, with insured value of sixty thousand dollars in Cincinnati and Wheeling. The text mentions consigns and dispatches to the Times and Chronicle, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Jolly Republicans celebrate sweeping victory in Fort Wayne
Special dispatch reports a joyous Republican victory celebration in Fort Wayne with torchlight procession bonfires fireworks and general illumination. Earlier at the Driving Park Man-Eater won the pacing match for 500 dollars in three straight years while Lady Doolittle won the trotting race for 300 dollars in three straight SPN money changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Fort Ware
Lady Doolittle
Robbery and the Confession of the Burglar
In Troy Ohio Dillowsys dry goods store was entered by Warglars at an early hour yesterday morning. A large amount of cloth and sundry articles were carried away. Levi Mack, colored, was suspected and confessed to the burglary last night, directing officers to where the loot could be found. Mack will have a hearing before the Mayor on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Dillowsy
Warglars
Levi Mack
Mack
Lord Mayor's Banquet Attendance and Arbitration Appeal
Gladstone cannot attend the Lord Mayor's banquet this year while Lord Granville is expected to respond to the toast to her Majesty's Government. An appeal to arbitration has been agreed between England and Portugal with President Thiers named as arbitrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Gladstone
Lord Granville
WATAL Cholera Cases Reported in Saxony New York
New York dated November 9 reports new cholera cases in Saxony with authorities monitoring the outbreak. Public health officials urge vigilance and adherence to sanitary measures as cases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
New York
The Burned Missouri Steamer Moro Castle Survivors
Survivors recount the October 22 disaster of the steamer Moro Castle, burned at sea in a gale. Sailors describe cheering through the flames as lifeboats and crews bailed water, during a night of fog and heavy seas. Fifty four crewmen and several passengers were lost, while Captain and officers kept order and attempted rescue actions.
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Moro Castle
Bessie Iakers Peat
Gale on the Lake Disaster Claims Forest Queen
A late 19th century note from Burrato New York dated November 8 reports the barge Forest Queen laden with Liner injuring breakers off BuGanle. The vessel ran aground near the breakwater with all hands aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Queen
The Pizootic In New Haven Carcaco Report
The November reports say horse disease has peaked in New Haven, leaving streets with no car traffic. Authorities note the outbreak has halted local activity and affected horses including a notable animal named Eric. Further updates awaited from local officials.
The Mystery of the Two Bight on Senoch
A cryptic tale centers on Senoch as explorers seek two linked bays called Bight One and Bight Two. Local legends hint at hidden coves and ancient maps guiding a perilous voyage. Researchers aim to verify a chart rumored to connect both waterways.
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Senoch
Alabama and Arkansas Both for Grant in Gubernatorial Race
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Vanceburg Lewis County official results show Grant leading in the gubernatorial count with 952 votes to Greeley 644, a majority of 308. Louisiana slow to tally. Texas aligns with the Greeleyites. Kentucky noted.
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Times and Chronicle
Vanceburg
Lewis County
Grant
Greeley
Congress
Hampton White Tried for Assault in Shelby County
Hampton White, a colored man, was brought before Squire McCullough in Van Buren Township after stabbing George Matthews at a saloon near Kettler's Mill last Tuesday. Bail of $300 was posted and White was released. other assailants remain at large. An earlier dispatch misidentified the assailant. the correct name is Hampton White.
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Times and Chronicle
Anna
Hampton White
George Matthews
Kettler's Mill
Shelby County
Squire McCullough
Squire
White
Hampton
Matthews
Republican sweep in Alabama election results
Montgomery reports a Republican statewide win with a margin from four to six thousand votes. The entire state ticket appears to be carried, with four to five Republicans likely elected to Congress. Legislature prospects seem tight, with a narrow majority either way.
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Grant
Alabama
Congress
Election results show Asa Hodges leads in first district
Partial returns from half the counties indicate Asa Aes Hodges, Republican, leading in the First District by about 1300 votes over his opponent. Early tallies in other districts suggest a favorable result for Hodges with SeamanTeign and Reece noted in the scattered reports.
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Litre Rock
Axx
Asa Aes Hodges
Iamas
Gaure
Reece
Otee
Seaman
Conan Toe Ote Ermepions
Fragmentary vote report with unclear names and figures
The readable text shows numbers like 60 000 votes and a small majority in a district but most names and places are garbled. It references a Democrat and a Seanad member with unclear associations and roles, lacking coherent context or outcome.
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Avausta
Saal
Conor
Coantin
Toner
Seanad Jones
Benser
Indianapolis Election Returns Report Grant Majority
Official returns from 72 counties show Grant leading with 22 104 majority. Reports from 20 additional counties provide estimated majorities, indicating a strong victory for Grant.
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Indianapolis
Grant
Louisiana returns show mostly unc in New Orleans race
Louisiana dispatch from New Orleans dated November 8 reports returns, mostly incomplete, from a local race. The brief notes uncertainty as counts arrive and officials tally ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
I : Ve
Illinois Returns Show Grant Victory Across Counties
Chicago November 9 returns from Illinois counties indicate a statewide majority for Grant and Ber Governor with similar margins for the Legislature. The vote shows the same party strength across the state with strong county results in favor of the Republican ticket.
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Chicago
Ilt
Illinois
Burne
Grant
Not
Bert
Election returns show Grant and Henderson race figures
Official and reported returns from ninety one counties list Grant leading with 60,755 and Henderson at 35,551 in a gubernatorial race. The terse OCR reading notes names and counts for a Democratic candidate Woodson with 10 entie uekde tenna, reflecting incomplete text.
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J. Low
Grant
Sir Greeley
Woodson
Dem
Henderson
Election returns show Gresley winning by large margin
Vague election bulletin from Baltimore on November 8 reports corrected returns arriving tonight. Gresley appears to have secured a decisive majority, with the precise totals not fully confirmed in the fragment.
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Gresley
Maorty
Official returns show Grant majority in 315 towns
Avousta on November 8 reports official returns from 315 towns with a majority for Grant totaling 28 325 votes.
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Avousta
Texas election closing report from Galveston precincts
Fragmentary Texas election note dated November 8 states polls closed at 5 PM and references Desocae and cemcerdbetgarng. unreadable fragments obscure full results.
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Texas
Galovestex
Ogade Oy
Tennessee county results hint at election shifts
Full returns from counties outside East Tennessee total about a quarter of the state. Desenel is re-elected in the Sixth district with Rain G Leity tallying about Desenel appears to beat Gibbs, while Independents gain ground in other races.
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Nashville
East Tennessee
Amoun
Leity Wal
Thes
Desenel
Gibbs
Election gains in Virginia counties and districts noted
In Arcamont Virginia November sixty eight counties and cities show Republican gains. If gains hold in remaining areas, Republicans will likely increase majority. In the First District C en Stowell and Thomas with Lever face Braxton. Conservatives elect Hunter Harris White and Bowen.
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Arcamont
Gai
Repub- C En
Stowell
Thomas
Lever
Braxton
Hunter
Harris
White
Bowen
San Francisco Weighs In On A Curious Phrase
A garbled OCR snippet from a San Francisco page surfaces a cryptic line about coughing money, a plate, and a reference to Rae. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or events, making precise news details impossible while preserving the core readable bits.
Nevada election notes and candidate mentions
Fragmentary report from Nevada and San Francisco dated November 4 outlines railway candidate activity and election results. Mentions Maeek and Linterel figures, with Page described as another railway candidate elected. Contains unclear names and places, suggesting a station or local political contest tied to railroad interests.
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Nevada
Sax Francisco
This
He van Page
Omanes
Acento de Hany Lawsuit Notes Heavy Losses
A crumbling Spanish language case notes significant losses after Hany’s estate faced a financial setback. The report highlights key figures and entities involved, including plaintiffs and local officials, with emphasis on the dispute’s impact and resolution prospects.
General Meade Death Orders and Philadelphia Tributes
Army orders announce Major General George Meade’s death in Philadelphia on November 6 at 6 30 PM with arrangements for his burial. The report notes his Civil War leadership from Gettysburg through Appomattox, his long service record, and public tributes in Philadelphia, including remarks by officials and citizens.
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Geo . Meade
Philadelhia
Meade
Gember 31
Ris
Uatter-sevtes Copeul
Third Artillery
Gulf of Mexic
Ate Scott
Pennsylvania
van Eserver
Army of the Potomac
I . Suna
Peeident
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Atlantic
Phila
Georgia
Sherman
E. D. Townsend
Philadelphia
Ph Phia
Stokeley -Press
Cardinal a Liat Chere Dies in New York at 76
The Archbishop Cardinal a Liat Chere, vice chancellor of the Holy Roman Church, died in New York Thursday aged 76. The report notes extensive state affairs and high clerical standing. General O O Howard is mentioned in relation to military events and leadership changes appears garbled. The piece includes various distant notices and misprints about railroads, treasury accounts, and appointments.
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A Liat Chere
The
Holy Roman
New York
Saxony
Dresden
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury
Lewis
Contract Office
Post Office Department
Childs
John Echols
Virginia
Louisville
N. Green
O. O. Howard
Mende
Reduction works in operation at Swansea project
Reduction works are now in successful operation at Swansea three miles below. The notice notes completion of the project phase with ongoing activity and no further details provided about contractors or exact dates.
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Swansea
Coal Strike Reaches Van couver Island Field
A vein of coal was struck at Van couver, reportedly equal in quality to the anthracite of Queen Charlotte Island. The find may signal a significant deposit, with potential impact on mining prospects in the region.
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Vancouver
Queen Charlotte Island
Disaster on the Katie wreck details reach Helena steamer aid
Special Dispatch reports from November describe the Katie disaster witnessed by Allan who survived aboard the Phil Allan. Passengers were awakened at daylight and moved ashore to safety as Capt Cannon feared the vessel would split. The boat largely flooded its cargo and cabins while salvage began. Passengers proceed to a Capitol City bound toward New Orleans aboard the Capitol City.
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Times and Chronicle
Mrmpuis
Phil
Allan
Katie
Helena
Johbialanon
Bell
Capitol City
New Orleans
Cargo Save Report From Helena Dispatch
A Helena dispatch reports the Katie boat cargo saved except for cotton in the hold which is slightly damaged but salvageable. The machinery, furniture, and state-room doors of the vessel are the only other parts recoverable.
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Memruus
Helena
Bank Rate Advances and Lord Mayor Parade
The Bank of England discount rate has been raised by 1 percent to 7 percent. Lord Mayor's Day parade is underway with thousands watching. Weather looks fine though a foggy afternoon is possible. Wales Natal Anniversary celebrated as Prince of Wales birth observed. Stock Exchange and public places suspend business. A Grework display is planned for this evening.
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Wales Natal
Prince of Wales
Stock Exchange
Mine Explosion Kills Thirty Eight in Monceaux Village
Paris reports a mine disaster at Monceaux where a fire lamp explosion killed thirty eight miners during work hours. Authorities investigate cause and assess casualties as rescue teams secure the site.
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Paris
Monceaux
Toasts at Mercantile Library Banquet in New York
At the Mercantile Library Association annual dinner in New York last evening Hon Charles O Connor lauded reform progress and praised Kernan and O Conor as fit rivals for high office. The Bevohr Memorial fund was noted as reaching fifty thousand dollars for memorial projects. Other remarks referenced potential successor to US District Attorney Nenah Davie and the Missouri steamship loss inquiry set to begin next week.
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New York
Mercantile Library Association
Charles O’conor
Generalix
Francis “Kernan
William E. I
Potter
H.W. Val
Brooklyn
Bette and Navy
Ons
George. Bliss
Henry E. Davis
United States
Nenah Davie
Henry M. Baker
Mea Thor
Jersey City
UN Ng
Grant
Kentucky
Missouri
Twenty-eighth Street
Steri
Wong Ovt
Dean
Ngton
Ing-Mill
Macy's
K- Pein
Mining stocks ease in San Francisco market notes
The San Francisco mining stock market shows weakness and irregularity as leading names trade lower. The Brotherton forgers case ends with jailers removed after a posse captured Riley and two others in the city, their escape attempt thwarted near the jail. The prisoners are now safely jailed.
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San Francisco
Gould & C . Sevege
Hale and Norcross
Kay ‘Rown Point
Challer
Raymond & Ely
Yellow Jacket
Overman
Meadow Valley
Leher
Brotherton
Adams
Brotherton Forgers
Riley
Epizootic in CuicaGo Elevates City Traffic
November 9 report notes horses suffering from epizootic affecting Waheth avenue and Masten street. Ox teams surge as horse use is condemned, aiding relief for businesses hauling merchandise for express and railroad firms. Weather fine, twenty four deaths linked to the epizootic.
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CuicaGo
Waheth
Masten
Expres
Appointment of Salt Solicitor General Amid Talks
A colored notice suggests the Salt Solicitor General will be reappointed. The successor of Bristow is already selected, but his name will remain officially announced only upon formal notice.
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Egg Mks
Bristow
Death of a Prominent Odd Fellow in Nashville
Nashville mourns the death of RH the Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Tennessee and former Relative to the Grand Lodge of the United States. The Odd Fellows plan extensive repairs and rites following his passing in Nashville yesterday.
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Nashville
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of Tennessee
Grand Lodge of the United States
Disaster to a Lumber Vessel in Quennc November
Fragmentary report notes a lumber vessel abandoned during a storm near Quennc on November 9. The ship and crew appear to have faced heavy weather with multiple vessels affected. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Severe horse disease hits Cincinnati stables now
A virulent equine illness arrives in Cincinnati affecting thirty to forty horses at one stable and spreading to others. Health officer Clendenin recommends dry clean stalls, ventilation, warm bedding, simple digestible foods, and avoiding drastic drenches or copperas. Several stables report mixed impact with some horses recovering while others show mild or initial symptoms. broader spread expected by Monday.
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Makins
Matthew
Longworth
Clendenin
Ciearly
Br. Smith
Ontario
Canasta
Coal needed to supply Cincinnati at low cost
The writer argues Cincinnati should secure coal from Kentucky fields near Pulaski Whitley and Wayne Counties, claiming eight cents a bushel via the Cincinnati Southern Railway, as a reliable, non profiteering source. He urges rapid completion of the railway to serve manufacturers and citizens.
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Times
Gqroutce
Regal
Cincinnati
Crimen
Indiana
Streitaville
Fleeting Valley
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Pulaski
Whitley
Wayne Counties
Gif.s
Canal Trade Briefs at Miami Port Delays and Shipments
Canal matters record 24 hour port activity with receipts and departures. Notable entries include Mawenser Gites Begs from Loutaville and Hialto with shell corn and barley, plus various sundries. Shipments list 10 bushels salt, 28 kegs nails, 9,125 merchandise, 6,980 pounds iron, and 2,400 bushels coal among others.
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Miami Canal
Mawenser Gites
Loutaville
Hamilton
Hialto
Soule bankruptcy case compromised in U S district court
In bankruptcy news Judge Swing granted the motion to compromise with creditors for five thousand dollars against John W. Soule. The voluntary petitions of William and Leonard O'Brien, former partners in Keokuk now in Hamilton County Ohio, seek discharge in bankruptcy with modest assets and liabilities. Liberty Lodge No. 2 A P A installed officers for the ensuing year including Evan A. Sanders W M Charles H. Schepple PD M George E. Anderson N John Warner ALS Thos J. Bradford FP Jobin Cook Treasurer Walker Hallam US T W T Sanders Con Henry Hice A Con Sho. She f Tf. B Hayman Chaplain Trustees John Cook Geo f Weber A Sanders.
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United States District Court
Swing
Benkrupt
John W. Soule
William and
Leonard O'Brian
Keokuk
Iowa
Hamilton County
Ohio
A. BP. A
Liberty Lodge
No. 2
A.P. A
Evan A. Sanders
W. M
Chas. H. Schepple
Henry Hice
B. Hayman
John Cook
Geof Weber
A. Sanders
Railroad plan revival at Chamber of Commerce meeting
The Chamber of Commerce committee to revisit the proposed Ohie River to coal beds railroad this afternoon with Hon W F Horton of Pomeroy and others supporting their routes. A committee report is expected Monday. A beer saloon fire on Vine Street was quickly extinguished, and a disorderly conduct case against Victoria Kelley was referred to probate court after an inquest was planned. An oil shed behind Mae' ler & Go greve's brewery burned briefly but was fought with water.
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Ohie
Chamber of Commerce Committee
W. FP. Horton
Pomeroy
Victoria Kelley
Straub
Mae’ Ler & Gogreve’s
Pearl
Mike
Horticultural Society hears fruit varieties report
The meeting discussed boren dlia disease risk and treatment methods. The Fruit Committee, led by C. C. Coeley of Manchester Island Adams County Ohio, praised eight apple varieties Bon in ikdiwin eu Devde Ree’s ta oing torn Fl and Shockley a wie’s Janneti as the finest seen. Cooley noted Shockley as a southern dessert apple keeping until May and Nickajack large yet hard to harvest, with Rome Beauty like in beauty and flavor. Two peach varieties Vicar of Wakefield and Gidut Morceau were shown, Vicar falrant tol vee good, Clout Moreean not up to standard, and a large specimen of Jans Reackares.
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Horticultural Society
C. Coeley
Manchester Island
Adams County
Ohio
Shockley
Sheb Smith
Ken. Davis
Cooley
Rome
Vicar of Wakefield
Jans Reackares
Hamilton County Teachers Aviation Club Monthly Meeting
Hamilton County Teachers Association held their regular monthly meeting in the Council Chamber this morning. Mr G Cryvler presided as members gathered for the program of exercises. The discussion on the teacher temperament for moral instruction engaged many, with Mr William Brickley delivering a masterful argument. Other speakers included Mr Co Wider and Mr F Aiea. The session covered mechanical and sympathetic teaching with thorough arguments and notable presentations.
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Hamilton County Teachers’ Aviation
Council Chamber
G. Cryvler
Wm. Brickley
Co Wider
Divorce Debates and Liberal Meeting at Hamilton County
In Common Pleas before Judge Barnet the Sexton and Lorenz cases end with divorces granted amid adultery and neglect. A long report follows on a Liberal Republicans gathering at Moggrt Hall, including remarks by D Thew Wright and a push to form a Reformers party after a crushing defeat.
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Hamilton County
Moggrt
Hall
Pumkerhow
Sam
Cary
Tad Johnny
Ayer
Crusader
Flamen Bell
Wright
Wo Merritt
Squire Mark
Ennis
Mamaurek
Herr Haasputek
Tx Publicams
D. Thew Wright
Court Report: Judge Yapic Deliberates Pinkertons Case
A terse courtroom note records Judge Yapic hearing in a civil matter involving a party named Morrill against Tugh and Tijsoop. The fragment confirms a verdict in favor of the plaintiff and references a Disney entity in the case context. Further details are unreadable.
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Disney
Paler
Tugh & Tijsoop
Sunday Reading: Early 1900s Trade and Society Notes
A collage of brief items spans commodity prices, shipping, land and water use, demographic shifts, employment, and religious notices. From Salt Lake coal pricing at six dollars a ton to Arizona land reservations, Texas cattle shipments, Denver bed sales, and clergy motions on gender roles, the page blends economic, civic, and ecclesiastical snippets reflecting regional concerns and public life. The mix mentions Governor Jewell and Boston church notices, the Presbyterians and death penalty debates, and hints at social change in women’s labor.
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St. Paul
Texas
Arizona
Byen. Howard
Colorado
Denver
C. R. Hartman
Epidemic Spreads as City Prepares Emergency Transport
The account notes a horse disease appearing in the city with rapid spread. Reporter cites about twenty new cases today from Dr Bowler. Transportation firms J J Henderson and Frank Clark secure mules and oxen for possible emergency use. Street horses largely untouched so far. Board of Health enforces prohibition on street water troughs to curb spread.
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Bowler
J. J. Henderson
United States Sixpress Company
Frank Clark
American Express Company
Board of Health
Rumor Debunked Minister Appointment and Rail News
In WaAsatxatox on November 9 the rumor that John A. Bingham of Ohio would be named Minister to Russia is false. The horse disease is easing and horses appear in the streets. railroad firms have replaced some cars. Patriot stockholders decided to pause operations as the paper notes it has operated at a loss of $68,000 after two years.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Loui
WaAsatxatox
Hlon
John A. Bingham
Ohio
Russia
Patriot
Democrate Jaminal
Additional River News From November 9 Dispatches
Special dispatch lists river traffic at multiple ports including Greensboro Brownsville Wheeling and Steubenville with boats Jaarny Exex Juniata Henry Probasco and others arriving or departing. Weather is clear and river levels vary with falls noted. freight dull due to market conditions and coal boats ready to tow south.
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Pet
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Nat's City
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Petrolia
Exex
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Juniata
Lower Karn’s Island
Steubenville
Henry Probasco
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Belle Veenon
Rey Eagle and Iy
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Eddyville
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Mary Ament
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Emma Erwin
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Lui
Mallie Ebert
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Arkansas Belle
Lida Norvel
City of Alton
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Peytona
Hobbs
Mollie Ebert
Choa
Leston
W. Va
Kittie Hegler
Cincinnai
Huntington
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Scotia Arrives at Queenstown After Atlantic Crossing
The steamship Scotia has arrived in Queenstown on schedule in November.
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Queenstown
Scotia
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