Untitled Military Action Brief in Glasgow and New Ridand
Fragmentary OCR recounts troop withdrawals from Ace to paceiies with $1,500,000 loss tied to Glasgow and New Ridand events. Mentions illicit seizures, a White Water Valley Railroad appointment and a perjury case involving Mr and Mrs Richards Gato. Judge Emmons delivering a ee against the Owen Goaw.
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Glasgow
New
Ridand
Oslo
Fombeerias Weet
Whit
White Water Valley Railroad
Portsmouth Tales and River Life On The Ohio
A fragment from the Cincinnati Times describes Portsmouth on the Ohio River with tales of riverboats, late arrivals for noon departures, and a sleepy scene by the fire. The piece notes an unusual yet contained atmosphere amid local fears, recalling a past visit and neighborly anecdotes.
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Portsmountth
Ohio
Portsmouth
Small Houses Feel Effects of the Panic and Falls
A Tribune reporter cites persistent dull trade and widespread suspensions as key results of the 1873 panic. He notes many small shops struggle to cover current expenses while prices fluctuate and currency uncertainty persists, with some optimism for a healthier business outlook if specie payments return.
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New York
Tritype
Tribune
Etter
Indedd
McCulloch
Seguel Seanita
Congress
McKillop
McKillop & Sprague Commercial Agency
Daman Ie
Grand Opera House Week Highlights and Star Appearances
Miss Minnie Palmer delivers a sparkling performance in Satan in Paris at the Grand Opera House. Other notable acts include Miss May Floward in Newdalen and Lotta in Musette at Wood's, with Arden and Robinson’s Company drawing crowds. The National Theatre and acts by Ala and Mons. D Omer amplify a week of varied thrills.
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Minnie Palmer
Grand Opera House
Satan
Paris
Messrs. Southard
Price
Fiske
Meade
Mrs. Grattan
Fanny Lee
Missie
Iian
Bahar Soc Anes Sullivan
Cincinnati
Newdalen
Lotta
C. W. Coaldock
E. A. Locke
Wood
Wood's, Monday Evening, In Her Play of “Musette
John A. Stevens
Robinson
Enoch
Arden
Mr. Gacens
Miss Carlotta
Annie
McKee Rankin
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
D Robinson
National Th Theatre
Ala
Mons. D’omer
Thanksgiving Proclamation Request from Cincinnati Mayor
The President and the Governor of Ohio designate Thursday November 2 as a four day devoted to thanksgiving. Mayor Johnst on urges public compliance with proclamations, noting gratitude for blessings and national peace, urging Cincinnati residents to observe the acknowledgment with due reverence.
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United States
Ohio
Sen
Weage
Cincinnati
Jouxstox
Wheat and grain prices steady in Milwaukee market report
Milwaukee November 13 update shows No 1 Milwaukee wheat at 119, No 2 at 110 and near 108 for December. Oats and barley quoted steady to quiet with various bid levels, and spot prices for rye and corn noted with extensive daily trading volumes and storage figures.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Jghinmen
the Lord Steadier
Oil Market Report from Princesse, Pa. November 15
Special dispatch notes a quiet oil market with parer Parker's and Titusville markets showing minor activity. Prices for refined products quoted around 129 to 147 cents with additional market indices at 122 and 123 percent.
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Cincinnati Times
Prinsecesé
Dula Ou
Dee
Merkecare
Shen Titusville
Parker’s
Smallpox Spread Prompts Call for Health Board
Special Dispatch reports in CoLcmars on November 13 that smallpox spreads in several quarters as calls grow for a City Board of Health and vaccination enforcement. Debates over cost and clashes between old school and homeopathic doctors hinder action, while residents fear exposure and avoid warning notices. Council expected to address the issue next Monday night. Governor Ha uses request for HaJ. Jewett residence amid civic tensions.
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Cincinnati Times
CoLcmars
Haj. Jewett
Ku Klux case verdict in Owens County court
Special Dispatch reports Louisville jury finds Owen County Ku Klux members guilty after a Chicago style trial. The judge will determine punishment, with possible fines or confinement. Local officials say this marks a strong blow to the Ku Klux presence in Kentucky.
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Cincinnati Times
Louisville
United States
Owen County
Ku Klux
Amet Wm
Mocks Onan
George
Aidan Bes Beck
Kentucky
Gossip Concerning Beecher Matter at Plymouth Church
Emma C Moulton served a paper on Thomas G Shearman about Plymouth Church membership actions and potential ministerial council. Henry C Bowen defends his position amid controversy while Bowens statements defend his conduct and future plans amid church disputes.
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Beecher
New York
Emma C. Moulton
Thomas G. Shearman
Plymouth Church
Cal
Ne Mouth
Oeote
Brooklyn
Senham
Plymouth
Henry C. Bowen
Plymouth Charch
Bowes
Ae Pres
Deseo West
Vs. Moulton
Ata
Beneed
Soretan
Moody and Sankey at Breek tym Tabernacle meeting
A morning service began at 7 with ministers present and continued at 8 as three fourths joined in singing. Moody delivered psalms and a sermon about Christ as the shepherd guiding his flock, while Sankey led songs including Ninety and Nine. Attendees offered prayers for families, relatives, and those influenced by backsliding.
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New York
Minist
Jesus
Mr. Moody
Christ
Jorden
Still Improving Wasuixotos Note to President
In Washington DC on November 13 Dr. Bexter writes that Vice President Wilson should be able to travel to Massachusetts within a week. The note indicates planned presidential oversight and upcoming movement.
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Wasuixotos
D. C
Bexter
Wilson
Massachusetts
Rain postpones race as weather halts track event
In San Francisco on November 15 a fine rain began after midnight delaying a race event. A committee met at 11 to consider the property and permits. No report. the race postponed due to weather and the track conditions.
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San Francisco
Midni
Steels
Lotta Zip and Barry Sullivan Headline Next Week
Lotta zip and Barry Sullivan lead the week at Wood's and the Grand Opera house with amusements promised. Anemas aims to walk a mile in eight minutes at the National tonight for an athletic showcase.
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Lotta
Wood
Barry Sullivan
Grand Opera House
Anemas
Mile. Titiens to Sing at Pike's Music Hall in Tribute
Mile. Titiens will receive a hero’s welcome as she visits a musical city famed for applauding great lyric talent. Concerts are set for Monday November 22 Friday 26 and Saturday 27 with reserved seats selling from Wednesday at Church's music store. The Boston Globe praised her vocal richness and dramatic skill in Weber’s Freischutz and Schumann selections, noting her noble tone and expressive delivery.
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Titiens
Mile
Pike’s Music Hall
Church
Music Store
Boston
Globe
Weber
T Freischutz
E Garin
Peerenine
Mile. Titiens
Schumann
der Nuse
Sad discord at coroner's office stirs Plainville report
A long running dispute in the Coroner's office near Plainville unsettles officials Melcy Shott and the unnamed fourth party. Allegations of resignations and a failing chain of command surface amid rumors of misunderstandings and a recent inquest disruption. The trio maintains silence as tensions rise over duties and courtesy in the office.
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Melcy
Plainville
Sra Ot Batons
Our Festival in Cincinnati Music Society Row
Editor of the Cincinnati Times questions the Musical Festival Associations right to dictate terms for Cincinnati music festivals. The piece argues for broader musician involvement, criticizing self appointed control and urging consultation among Harmonic Maennerchor Orpheus and other groups to form a new board of managers.
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Cincinnati Times
Musical Festival Association
Cincinnati
Chaintian
Actife
Orgi
Harmonic
Maennerchor
Orpheus
Death of a Clergyman Ends Movement Against Monopoly
Rev John Mattocke a well known Presbyterian clergyman in the city died this morning of apoplexy. He was the son of exgovernor Mattocks of Vermont. The Pioneer Press reports a meeting in Chicago by Minnesota and Wisconsin millers to seek exclusive winter transport to the East via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, aiming to keep the trunk line away.
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St. Pacts
Mixs
John Mattocke
Mattocks
Extoverzor Mattocks
Vermont
Pioneer Press
Millecy
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chica
Garret
More and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keeping People at Home and Ocean Warnings
Havana issues decree prohibiting travel after dark under threat of shot by patrols. A ten foot tidal wave hits Parrett river area causing vessel damage at Bridgewater dock. one ship sunk and many more damaged amid continuing bad weather and rising food concerns. Mr Wade knighted as British Minister to China. Cholera disrupts movement near the Prince of Wales. The Lennie arrives at Laflatte Roads. mutineers ordered navigation to Gibraltar. bad weatherforces a port stop.
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Lospon
Parrett River
Somersetshire
Bridgewater Dock
MR Wade
China
Lennie
New York
Laflatte
Cook
Gibraltar
SUITA CASES DISCLOSED AND BANK DATA SHARED
Sixteen suite against Bank of California were discontinued today with attachments of property vacated. Bank statement shows loans down 2,674,200 and deposits down 3,425,900 while circulation rises 105,200 and reserves hold. Foreign failures circulate rumors of Austrian iron and Bourre Paris collapse. Anglo American house in Manila noted. A case of homicide reports John H Perrensh age 27 from Brooklyn shot by jealous rival. Missing merchant George Griswold located as guest at a hotel after disappearance. he sustained a wound from a fall. Waco cargo investigations to probe steamboat City of Wee stowage by Local Board of Steamboat Inspectors.
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New York
Bank of California
London
Eenet
Austria
Bourre
Paris
George Griswold
WACO
Board of Steamboat Inspectors
Robinsons Opera House to Welcome Two Orphans Company
Robinsons Opera House announces next week the first city appearance of the Melee Mankin Combination and their Two Orphans. The Renkin and Blanchard duo and Kanyon Company face prior legal pushback in St Louis but aim to present the English version artistically. Seats go on sale at Hawleys as the troupe prepares to open Monday with a strong public welcome.
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Robinson's Opera-house
Mankin
Renkin
Kitty Blanchard
Kanyon Company
New York
Deliar’s
Opera-house
St. Louis
Hawley’s
District School Board hires extra lower grade teacher
At a Dietrict School Board date, it was resolved to engage an additional teacher for the lower grade at 200 dollars per year. The new hire, likely Miers DeNight, will oversee the infant class soon. A misread portion mentions a revived beer saloon and a brief weather spell but lacks clear facts beyond the school action.
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Dietrict School Board
McAvoy
Miers DeNight
Appointments and visits noted at the White House
The President received a list of postmasters including Wm H Harding of Cambridge Ohio and Josiah Robbins of Niles Wisconsin. Lord Haughton with Sir Edward Thornton and Secrecy Fish called on the President and Mrs Grant today.
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Wastixeter
Hes Nee A
Chippe- Falls
Wisconsin
Wm. H. Harding
Cambridge
Ole Radians
Josiah Robbins
Niles
Lord Haughton
Sir Edwerd
Thornton
Secrecy Fish
Mrs Grant
Not Guilty Verdict in 1874 Murder Case
In Cleanfield County Joseph Lansberry was found not guilty by a jury regarding the 1874 murder of Colonel Butler. United States Local Inspectors concluded the Tigress steamer explosion was caused by low water and revoked the license. The case and license action were announced by U.S. Attorneys.
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Joseph Lansberry
Colonel Butler
Cleanfield County
United States
Lise
Death of a Man of Peace in Worcester
Reverend James Miles D D longtime head of the Peace Society and General Secretary of the Association for the Reform and on of the Laws of weoes died after a two day illness. He recently returned from Coane Hague to Worcester.
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Worcester
James Miles
D.D
The
Pian Peace Society
General Secy
Association For the Reform
Weoes
Miles
Hague
Senator Dawes Injured in Pinsfield Accident
Springfield reports Senator Dawes sustained painful injuries yesterday while handling an animal cart in Pinsfield. He was lowering the animal when it leaped or struggled, throwing him to the ground and leaving him prostrate. No further details on his condition or parties involved were released.
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Springfield
Senator Dawes
Pinsfield
Adams Block Burned in Ashland Fire Blazes Lose $25000
Ashland mass November 13 Adams Block a large wooden structure and adjoining stable were destroyed by fire this morning with estimated losses totaling $25000.
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Ashland
Mass
River Dispatches and Cargo Movements Across Rivers
Special dispatches from Cincinnati report the Monongahela river level at 5 feet 4 inches with the Salt Valley due in from Ironton tomorrow and returning Monday. Rails for the Mississippi bound for Central Railroad aboard three barges total 1,000 tons. Weather cloudy with rain indications. river levels falling at various towns and freight engagements moderate. Arrivals and movements include the Eureka boats toward Kentucky trade and numerous vessels at Evansville and Cincinnati with light business and persistent cloud cover.
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Monongshela
Wheelin
Salt Valley
Ironton
St. Louis
Mississippi
Central Railroad
Eureka
Kentucky
E. M. Norton
Evarsville
Hickory
Tennesee
Cherokee
New Orleans
City of Chester
Memphis
Faturé Cite
Carrie V. Krounts
Mary Houston, Nee Srleans
Cairo
Cincinnati
Minneola
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Mayor's Office
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Hamilton
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Havana
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Prince of Wales
John H. Perrensh
Fifteenth Street
Johnson
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Robinson's Opera House
Mount. Lookout
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Atul Aixortment
BR. Meraiaa É Fovern Asp Man
Fifth and Vine Sts
Tamense
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Morthea Cor
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Maue’co
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Gorcorde
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Hat House
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Allison
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Ster
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Kendall
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Ravel
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Hansa P. Knapp
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Philadelphia
Y Benckenstein & Co
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Walswistre
CA. U
Benckenstein
Moni Sacco
Sale—Caerriages
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Philadelphi
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BNE
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Times
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Aity
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Broadway
Nepf & Williams
Third Street
L. M. & Oval
Leeds
E. Longley
Thanes
Copnisting of
Commodious Dwellie Bates
Tuompson
West Paicd Street
Silk
Af. Burkhardt & CO
Us W
Fourth St
Metars
Pike's Music HA
Sig Orlanderi
J. Church & CO
Steinway
Little Silver
Huntress of the Miselesippi
Miami
Thea Palmer
A O'Neil
Miss de Forest
Prank Roche
Wood’s Theatre
May Howard
Magdalen
Profeame Albert Satomi
Jacob Postel
Hawley's
Jas. N. Vebazey
Itice
West Pith Street
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