Ministers in Russia appointment and church dispute
Washington November 12 reports indicate the President may name a Minister to Russia after Congress reconvenes. Names mentioned include John A. Bingham of Ohio, but constitutional restrictions may block selection. Separately evangelical pastors clash with the Young Men's Christian Association over Sunday reading rooms and services at Lincoln Hall, with a committee to mediate and halt the practice.
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Explosion at Brown Bonnell rolling-mill devastates boilers
In Youngstown two new boilers at Brown Bonnell and Co rolling-mill exploded yesterday afternoon. The cause is not known. The incident follows an earlier ten boiler explosion at the same mill about three months ago.
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Relling-Mill
Fort Wayne Republicans celebrate election results
A special dispatch reports Fort Wayne Republicans held an impromptu jollification on Saturday evening. The Grant Tanners attended as patrons of houses and business, and the event was described as a grand affair despite short notice.
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Ferrol Revolt Trials Hit Bowles Brothers Bankers
In Maparip on November 10 rebels from Ferrol were tried. Bowles Brothers, American bankers, have suspended payments with liabilities of five hundred thousand francs. The Gem’s losses from the suspension affect American tourists in Europe.
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Republicans Growling for Thiers Resist Constitutional Reforms
In Paris on November 11 the Republican Deputies of the Left caucus at Versailles reported growing Republican sentiment among the people. They pledged to oppose any constitutional reforms by the current National Assembly and to resist by every means the adoption of such reforms, while Thiers may be awaited. The reopening of the Assembly at Versailles saw Thiers enter to cheers as the body prepared to elect a new President, with rumors that the Right may nominate Duke de Broglie or Marie Girardin in place of Grevy. The Times commends arbitration as a method of international settlement.
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Memphis Fire Sparks Cotton Market Weary Worries
In Memphis on November 11, observers report strong excitement over a major Boston fire and its expected impact on cotton trading and shipping, with market jitters spreading among merchants and brokers alike.
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Detectives At Center Of City Council Controversy In Ohio
The Common Council questioned two Cincinnati detectives after Councilman Connelly claimed he saw them with three known thieves. Detectives Carr and Orr testified they met Grogan and two prisoners on Seventh and Plum, with John Connelly hosting drinks at a saloon. The document, sworn November 12, 14872, also notes public notices of a county convention and county commission payments related to bridges and roads, plus a report of Kendall the Commercial and Engineering reporter being attacked en route to a meeting.
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Orr
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Neventh and
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John Conmpliy
New York
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Hamilton County
Boston Fire Devastates City as Relief Efforts Mobilize
Boston battles a massive gas explosion sparked fire with nine hundred thirty businesses and numerous dwellings ruined. Authorities report few new outbreaks, steamer reliefs in action, and ongoing guard patrols as insurance losses surge and relief committees form across Hartford New York and Milwaukee.
Epizootic spreads through city horses in November
An epidemic among horses grows rapidly in the city with 600 affected, prompting the withdrawal of three streetcars and likely suspension of horse transportation. Transportation companies anticipate inconveniences as the disease spreads to country towns.
State returns show Grant leading by over eleven thousand
Further returns from the state indicate Ulysses S. Grant maintains a majority exceeding eleven thousand. The remaining ballots expected to be counted are unlikely to alter the margin significantly.
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Election Returns Hint at Shifting State Victory
An early report shows Grant leading in that state by about 3,090 votes while Democratic supporters expect the margin to narrow as more results come in. The outcome remains uncertain with forthcoming tallies likely to shift the balance.
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Grant
Eeemer
Rail wreck on Iron Mountain injures several men
A freight train on the Iron Mountain Railroad ran off the track about six miles from face Cal ee one factor verse Cuginer Vermi Hon were seriously injured.
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Iron Mountain Railroad
Death of a Revenue Collector in Angeles
Death reported of Harrison Jones deputy collector of inland revenue at 108 Angeles. Police investigation underway as details are sparse.
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Harrison Jones
Angeles
River News Report of Receding Waters and Cool Wind
The river is receding slowly as a special dispatch notes departures from Huntington for Gallipolis. Weather remains cloudy with a cool wind, reflecting the day’s subdued conditions on the river and surrounding towns.
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Huntington
Gallipolis
Cabinet Meeting To-Day Mr Boutwell on Finances
Special dispatch reports Secretary Boutwell stating the Treasury used legal tender reserves to check Wall Street panic after the great Boston fire relief measures. He notes the fall in gold price pleases him and that government securities purchases may aid fire victims and stabilize insurance firms against stock speculators. Unclear if remaining legal tender reserve funds will be used.
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Sad Fate of the Sentinel in Columbus Liberal split
A Columbus report notes the Daily Sentinel died after $4,000 was raised for its campaign, while a new $10,000 capital Routon Journal Company was filed. Liberals and Democrats lack a central organ and a proposed stock paper to back a Democratic sheet faces local hesitation. The Sentinel may return by January, but Liberals’ funds by the 15th will decide.
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The Epizootic spreads through Louisville stables
Special dispatch reports November 12 that horse disease remains limited with 150 to 200 cases in Louisville city. Affected stables include a few new sites beyond earlier reports and two Fire Department horses are ill. Transfer, express, and city railway stables show no cases.
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Disease disrupts wharf business at the Western Associated
November 12 report notes ongoing horse disease impacting work at the wharf, severely hindering operations and delaying shipments. The outbreak strains local commerce and stalls port activity as authorities monitor the spread.
Oil Refinery Warehouse Burned at Trenvera
A fire last evening destroyed the Citizens' Oil refinery warehouse at Trenvera. Three hundred barrels of ench oil were consumed. the blaze started from a lamp in the warehouse, according to reports.
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Weather and river news from Cincinnati November 12
Special dispatches report river conditions at the headwaters of the Mondela with rain and light snow near O. November 12. Vessels like Petrolia and Probasco are noted, with Probasco unlikely to depart Cincinnati before week’s end. River level rose twelve inches then fell ten inches as weather stayed clear and cool, with multiple boats listed their destinations and times.
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Canal Receipts and Departures at Local Port Report
Receipts and shipments for the Mini Canal port show arrivals of Kitty Glyde from Taylorville and several others. Departures include Pavotite for Dayton and multiple other destinations. Detailed tallies list tons and pounds of starch, paper, sand, oats, corn, flour, sugar, coffee, wool, salt, whisky, oil, tar, and shelled corn among numerous items.
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Coal Supply Plan Drafted by City Committees
At a joint meeting of Coal Committees from the Board of Trade and Common Council yesterday afternoon a two member Board of Trade and three Common Council appointees were chosen to report a plan for a constant coal supply. Alderman Reindein, Councilman Nedger, and Brickel attended from the Council, with Messrs. T. G. Smith and Josiah Kirby from the Board of Trade. The committee will meet tomorrow morning at 10 in the City Solicitor's office.
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Meeting At College Hall Rally For Republicans
A night meeting at College Hall aims to express Republican views on personal issues from the recent Presidential campaign. Signers are noted prominent citizens guaranteed to invite broad Republican participation. Also reports on police court sentences for drunkenness vagrancy and disorderly conduct, a missing German youth, and local church social. Snow fell briefly this morning with light accumulation.
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Real Estate Transactions Under Judge Yaple
In a case before Judge Yaple, Alex McMillan and wife sue Samuel A. Sargent for 20009 over two counts. Plaintiffs allege Sargent loaned to Wm. G. Loughrey using land in Dubois County as security, but conveyed 725 acres instead of 1200, valued up to 250 per acre, with Loughrey insolvent. They claim $10000 loss plus another $10400 for excess payments and misrepresented security. Sargent denies, says he acted with due care, McMillan examined land, loan directed by him, and he knew nothing about Loughrey. Case in progress. Judge Matthews for plaintiffs. E. M. Johnson, counter.
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Common Pleas Daily Docket Involving Witneses and Exemption
In a sequence of docket entries Judge Cox presides on a contest over Flynn’s 1865 will and Minerva Byrne’s executorship questions. Other matters include exemption arguments under the Exemption Act and a magistrate charging error in a homestead case. The record notes Minnesotan procedural steps and judge references, with various attorneys named.
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Dayton Schools Praised by Newport Superintendent Visit
Prof Jones, Newport Public Schools Superintendent, spent the morning examining Dayton schools and addressing pupils on practical matters. He praised the neat schoolhouses, orderly behavior, and thorough knowledge, urged adoption of Newport practices, and expressed confidence in future visits. Also noted were the new City Clerk’s office, night school, Kenton street sewer progress, a new two story brick house, and the Sixth street bridge deemed among the city’s best works.
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Benham
Peremptory decline of McCormack to represent Fourth Ward
Ludlow building costs rise to fifty thousand dollars for the past season. Repairs along the ferry sidewalk include railing and lamp fixes. Only local horse shows epizootic signs. Heatley’s horse in Covington near recovery. Grocery supply fears loom if Ludlow loses mule or oxen provisions.
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Ladies Vote On Changes At Literary Association
The Literary Association met last Thursday with animated discussion. Three ladies attended, provoking lively remarks and a complaint that changes are needed for them to return. The issue includes claims about nautical skill, meals, clothing, and hygiene. A question for next Thursday asks whether physical labor deserves equal pay to mental work.
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Transfers of Real Estate to Hines Strobridge and others
A list of property transfers including Hines Strobridge and wife to Ann Connor lot boundaries on north side New Street. Edward Deserisy to Louis Robinia lot of 3.5 acres on Hamilton Pike in Cumminsville. Administrator of Bridgou to George Engel lot 26 15 by feet on Hamilton Street. Spring Grove Cemetery transfer. Shannon heirs to J L Haven. G N Leighton to W Lauer lot on Maple Avenue north of Brook Street North Kenmore. Plant leasehold 190 feet on Maple and Chestnut. Ephraim Masters to Emline Rush acres and poles in Columbia Township Section 4. Thinnes to Joseph Lot 30 and south half of Lot 29 in St Peterstown. Zoz to Franz Zoz and back to Peter Thinnes. Seeley Wood Lot 71 by 276 feet on Harvey Avenue in Avondale. J W Johnson to Isaac Fuller Lot 25 by 160 feet plus two lots of 25 by 100 feet on Makie Street east of Garrard Avenue.
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Hamilton & Feet
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Pageinitcher
Seeley Wood
Harvey Avenue
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Kank Street
Garrard Avenue
Market Report From Multiple Cities November Newswire
Wheat prices drifted with No 1 white at 1.813, corn steady near 64, oats steady, rye quiet, and steers trading around six dollars per hundredweight. Flour and beef markets showed little movement as whisky remained firm and freight activity stayed light amid a general quiet trading atmosphere across St Louis New York Chicago and Ste. Louis news desks.
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Prussian Upper House Reform Advocated In Diet
Bismarck backs reorganization of the Prussian Diet upper chamber. Senator Sumner after visiting friends in London sails from Liverpool on Thursday. Saget William vows radical reform of the Upper House during the current Diet session.
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Boston Fire Relief Letters From Treasury and Cities
The Treasury authorizes relief for Boston citizens and reports possible Congress action. Newark offers aid, and San Antonio and New York bodies express sympathy. London papers blame Boston’s fire management as 10,000 workers lose jobs amid the disaster.
New Motive Power for Street Cars and Local News
Pittsburg reports a model street car powered by atmospheric pressure, a high-stakes reveal that stops all street cars. Minister Rev Jeremiah Knox died of heart disease after a seemingly fine day, while Rev Dermott, a Methodist pastor, suffered convulsions and remains in danger. Coal prices rise to twenty cents per bush, with the Pittsburg and Ormsby line finally succumbing to horse influenza. only the Citizens' Passenger Railway runs a combined dummy engine and car.
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Reductions Planned for Revenue Officials in 19th Century Policy
President Grant and General Sherman return from Philadelphia as two hundred thirty Internal Revenue Collectors and Assessors are slated to be reduced to eighty by January. Commissioner Douglass seeks consolidation of collection districts to achieve the cut.
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Found Dead of a Bullet Wound in Brook Street
A man named Sam was found dead from a bullet wound near Brook Street. Police report investigators found a suspicious figure seen nearby around the time of the incident. Witnesses described a single shooter fleeing the area as detectives collect evidence.
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Delegate Election in Arizona Report
In California a report notes plans to elect a Delegate to a private body for Arizona without opposition. The piece mentions a San Diego area context and references R. as the party organizer. The material appears to be an informal notice about a forthcoming vote with no competing candidates.
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Unclear historical notice with garbled text
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