The Silver Bill Prospects in Senate and Resumption Repeal in House
Washington news reports the Silver bill in the Senate may pass by a decisive majority with Senator Jones claiming forty four supporters. In the House the Resumption Repeal bill faces delay as opponents threaten to filibuster, though it is expected to pass when brought to a vote. The Army bill will be considered with a delay on the Resumption measure.
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Friends of the
Senate
Jones
League Council Meeting Report from Philadelphia
A Western Associated group meets in Philadelphia on the 12th. agenda items and discussions are noted though details are fragmentary. The minutes imply a scheduled session in mid November with officials present and topics to be addressed.
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Western Associated
Washitsotox
Ee League Council
Beraha Philadelphia
Sp. M
Fall River Mill No. 1 Fire Devastates Plant in Mass
Fire in the Bord en City Mill No. 1 at Fall River, Massachusetts, destroys the brick building built in 1872. Insurance coverage is around 400000 in Mutual offices. The blaze began on the fourth floor amid rumors of attempted gas lighting. The mill housed 36000 spindles and 450 workers on full time. Two explosions followed the blaze as walls collapsed and windows blew out.
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Fal River
Mass
Borden City Mill
Mutual
Borden Mill No
Providence
Border City Mill No
Indiana Town Boards and Education rulings reported
Indianapolis November 1. Town trustees may compel teacher institutes only if law allows and a town or City Board President pro tem is not a County Board member or voter. Superintendent Smart returns from Lafayette and is confined to his room. Governor Williams appoints Timothy Nicholson of Richmond to the State Normal Schools at Terre Haute, Barnabes Hobbs resigns. Judge Elliott sustains a demurrer in a $50000 tax case benefiting taxpayers, related to funds for the Indiana and Illinois Railroad.
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Indianapolis
County Board of Education
Smart
Lafayette
Williams
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Terre Haute
Barnabes
Hobbs
Elliott
Indiana and Illinois Railroad
Ohio Drainage System Costs Highlighted In State Report
The State Agricultural Report notes 6 499 miles of county ditches in Ohio costing over 3 500 000 dollars, about 5 ¼ dollars per mile, and 1 776 miles of township ditches costing nearly 400 000 dollars. It also references 25 683 miles of drain tile in use.
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Cincinnati Times
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Turkey Kears Towards Peace Amid War Weariness
Constantinople report says the Sultan leads a council calling for efforts to end the war, while warning Russia’s declarations cannot be trusted and urging vigorous preparation for continued resistance if peace fails. England may be asked to help stop the fighting.
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Sorpow
Constantinople
Sultsn
Russia
Grand Vivier
England
Raid of a Large Body of Greasers In Texas
Raiders crossed into Texas near Galveston on November 17 and moved toward General Ord’s lines. Militias reported encounters at several points and citizens were said to have suffered thefts as the force progressed. Authorities prepared to respond and track the raiders.
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Texas
Galvestox
Ord
Failure of a Newark Savings Bank
Newark New Jersey November 17 reports the failure of a savings bank. The People’s Bank commenced operations amid stress and faced asset shortfalls. authorities assess whether assets are sufficient to cover liabilities and protect depositors.
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Newark
N. J
Peo ‘Bank
Fall damages Hunt's on Fourth Street. museum wall collapses
A partial OCR fragment reports that about half a building on Fourth Street, Hunt's, had a wall collapse from the Stone's Museum side. A large hole opened into the Sogo cellar. roof damage and injuries are noted, with the person injured described as heavy. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Esas
Hunt's
Fourth Street
Stone's
Markets by Telegraph Cleveland November 17 Market Summary
Market report from Cleveland dated November 17 at noon notes strong market activity with wheat and flour prices listed. Receipts total about 1,160 bushels of corn and 25,000 bushels of wheat, oats and bran prices discussed, with bids and adjustments noted for December contracts and year-long outlook. The text records various gradeings, exchanges, and prices for flour, cornmeal, and oats, reflecting a busy exchange with multiple commodities trading. The report includes references to brokers and traders such as George and mentions cash market dynamics and delivery terms.
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Telegraph
Cleveland
B.flewrae
Citer
Isa
Caak
George
Grain and Petroleum Prices Reported in Quick Ledger
The snippet lists prices and conditions for livestock and commodities. It notes wheat and petroleum values, with figures like 137 quiet 145 for wheat and crude prices around 7340 and 17.5 for tallow and spirits turpentine steady. Western market mentions various steady price marks and term drops.
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Pete Kent
Jesus P. M
Milwaukee
Markey Report Dispatch From Global Commodities
Markets calm as traders note mixed moves across u S markets with prices for oats, crude oil and metals. Antwerp grain and European exchanges show modest gains while New York activity stays subdued with muted bids and narrow spreads observed across major commodities.
Local notices and court items shuffle in Kentucky dispatches
Disjointed OCR fragment lists names and events: a Burlington fire damage report, legal cases including larceny and breach of a te io, incorporation chatter for Central Transit Company, stock sale details, a stove incident at Hewitt & Co., and social visits in Michigan and Kentucky. Also notes on school board session, candidates, and local disturbances with various names and places.
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J. R. Sterneweox
Tex Kirkpatrick
Burlington
Tax Olympic
Teorsey
Central Transit Company
Robert &. Semple
Wim
G M. McCoy
Daria Tikes
Corin
Kentucky
Focimpes
Duglass
Hewitt & Co
C. W. Miller
Bertie Watts
Dye
Michigan
Aldési
Madi Serets
Fesdeat
Li Law
J. T. Sullivan
Sears Pro Ten
Max Ben Nates
Yehn Ae Ag
Tor Ny Saan
Criminal Court
Webb
Covington
Dar
South Lestegion
Eiereard
Ueiek
Lyle
Langpenassatt
Brewer
Rae Jake Ee
Unclear 19th Century Public Notice and Notices
Fragmentary reading shows a mixture of social notices, addresses, a wartime veteran reference, church mentions, and a long list of names in a late 19th century Newport Kentucky post office notice. Mentions of a soldier Johnson, Rev. Exoxsuant, and a coal barge advertise. Numerous names and places appear with no full context.
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Tibbatt
Brass and Secvelen
Ly Davis
Johnson
Cnited
States Service
Ae W. &. Scorp
Artilles
Newport
Kentucky
Adams
Dj Bosler
Miss Bosler
Care Booth
Bresmore
Brewe
Wie
Buske
G Seabee
Johnaen
J Jones
Jehmon
Jone
Fragmentary note on military spending and appropriations
Disjointed OCR fragment references the army, Congress, daily quantities, and an appropriation amount. It mentions costs of 50 each and an inferred sum near 17, with vague reference to fort and Maureen. No clear events, dates, or entities are established.
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Wdriety
Congress
Army 25,000 Defeats Move to 20,000 in House Vote
Dispatch from Washington reports Democrats fail to cut the army to 20,000 as the Senate amendment keeping it at 25,000 passes 134 to 130 after a brief House debate. Republican caucus forms as Metcalf is sworn in amid party action. General Tom Ewing faced sharp House scrutiny and left in protest after proceedings shift to Paris Exposition funding.
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Cincinnati Times
Washineter
D. C
House
Senate
Texas
Metcalf
Missouri
Democratic House
Tom Ewing
Ohio
Ewing
Pacific Railroad Companies Propose Sinking Fund Plan
The Senate Judiciary Committee heard argument on the Pacific Railroad debt to the government. Storrs of New York and Union Pacific President Dillon supported a sinking fund proposal to liquidate total indebtedness by 1905, while Thurman’s bill faced opposition.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Pacific Railroad
Storrs
New York
Central Pacific Company
Dillon
Union Pacific
Thurman
Banker's Son Shoots Self in Zanesville Home
Special Dispatch reports in Zanesville Ohio that Harry Russell son of banker C. C. Russell committed suicide at noon today in his room at home. He left a note saying his troubles were more than he could bear, but the specifics remain unknown.
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Zanesville
Cincinnati Times
Harry Russell
C. C. Russell
Death of Mr Bangs and dividend decision reported
The article notes the death of Mr Bangs and general grief. It mentions a position for the United States Treasurer, his fame from the Fast Mail era, and describes the Expedition Building directors declaring a six percent dividend on stock, the first such in the venture.
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Bangs
Curiaco
United States
Fast Mail
The Missionary Convention in New York Approvals
The General Missionary Convention of the Ga community approves funds for river and state projects including Central New York and Wisconsin. Delegates from the South receive stipends of 2 to be in a conference, with noted totals 3000 and 4500 for speaking. Events include a Detroit area meeting and arrangements for the Bolston delegation.
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the Missionary Convention
New York
General Missionary Convention
Bled
Delaware
Bolston
Kislingburghs Indian Fight Reported Near Standing Rock
A dispatch from Military Headquarters indicates Lieutenant Kislingburgh scanned a bluff camp of 25 or 26 Indians north of the Standing Rock region about seventy miles from a stage route crossing. The message notes orders to confirm Kislingburghs occupation and surrender of arms. Signed Department Commander A. H. Teary.
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Kislingburgh
Chicago
St. Pau
Mixx
Standing Rock
Bluffs
Bo Ge
Soroka
Keslingburgh
Failed Isla Railroad assets in New York center on Long Island
The late owner’s petition seeks adjudication of liabilities at zero with assets listed at 7.25 million, mostly tied to the Long Island Rail Road. Realization of these assets remains highly uncertain.
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New York
Centre
Cane
Sentra
Long Island
Proprieties Face Warrant Warrants Over Sunday Liquor Sales
New York on November 17 issued warrants for the owners of the Fifth Avenue St Nicholas Astor House Hoffman House Brunswick Delmonico St James Grand Gilsey and Winchester Hotels for violating the Excise Law by selling liquor on Sunday.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Nicholas
Astor House
Hoffman Horse
Brunswick
Delmonico
St. James
Grand Gilsey
Winchester
Bank runs as deposits surge at Pivet National Bank
A dispatch from PuILA DELruia reports a crowd surrounding the door of the Pivet National Bank in this city. Several wealthy citizens are making deposits to show confidence in the institution.
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Puila Delruia
Pivet National Bank
Pekin House Sale Report As Unclear Fragments Surface
An OCR fragment notes a Pekin house sale involving 875000 dollars and a residence linked to a Prettyman. The garbled text mentions November 17 and references Deerwin and Hart, with unclear affiliations and amounts including 75 000 dollars.
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Pekin
Pexin
I.is
Fall River Fire Logs Detail Mill and Cloth Plant
November 17 dispatches report on mill and cloth plant logs amid the Fall River fire. Officials describe equipment losses and operational impacts as investigators secure the scene and assess damage to the factory complex.
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Fall River
Fal River
Belgrade Dispatch Reports Military Mobilization for Frontier
A Belgrade dispatch says eight thousand infantry and six batteries moved to the frontier today as a demonstration against Austria, signaling growing uneasiness in the region.
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Belgrade
Austria
Loxpoy
River traffic and weather reported in Ohio River dispatches
Special dispatches from Ironton note river conditions and freight movements on the Ohio. Towboats Raven Resolute and Cham moved up while Baltic went down. Chambers crew began repairs after leaving a tow at Axhisnd. Andes and Express added 100 tons and 50 tows respectively at Belfonte Landing, Ky. Weather was clear and warm with 6 feet 10 inches in the canal. Multiple vessels arrived or were due, including Capital City Alice Polar Parker Dora Cabler and others, with freight and plows expected and winter traffic noted as late.
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Exch
Cincinnati
Kountzé
Hell
Alleghany Mountains
Speers Boat-Yards
Vernon
Evansville
Hobbs
Wheeling
Whale
St. Louis
Idlewild
Csiro
Joe Ti
Rigley
Louisville
John
Bransford
Chas. Morgan
Morgan
Witt
Ironton
Ohio and Express
Raven
Resolute
Cham
Aon
Baltic
Cobb Cecil
TA. M
Fleetwood
Scout
Chambers
Axhisnd
Belfonte Landing
Sestasans
Louisy Iile
Te Anne
L. Virgie Lee
G — Ea
Henderson
Maggie Igo
Madison
Laura
Sherlock
Catp
Capital City
Alice
Polar
Jas. D. Parker
Memphis
Dora Cabler
City of
Church
New Orleans
Chester
Pleasan
Washington to-Day Meeting on Army Appropriation Debate
A Washington session records debate over army strength and recruiting limits. Key figures include Mr. Atkins and Mr. Foster as Congress weighs Senate amendments. Party lines split with Republicans solidly in support, Democrats voting with the minority on final figures.
Condemnation and quieting titles in Cincinnati cases
In Common Pleas before Judge Johnston and Judge Burnet, trustees of the Cincinnati Southern face verdicts. A condemnation decision reduces lot parcels. Pettit’s claim for services is denied as no employment existed with the Association. The court quiets title for Wir. Boone and Wm. M. Trevor. In criminal business, Frank Dirr pleads guilty to assault, Edward Jones is indicted for burglary tied to A. Shrimpton case.
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S&t
Cincinnati
Orrin W
Charles
Bryant
Treasine
E. W
Pettit
Fairmount Land Company
Petit
Wir
Boone
Wm. M. Trevor
Frank Dirr
Jadiet Ment
Hale
Namsalt
Edward Jones
James Saree
Ope A. Shrimpton
Policy life insurance suit over premium and death
Superior Court before Judge Force. Henrietta Kitchell sues Pacific Life Insurance Co for $5,000 on her husband Joseph Kitchell’s policy. Defendants say policy forfeited for nonpayment. tender of premium was refused while husband was away in St. Louis and died within four months. Plaintiff’s counsel J B Murdock. defense by O D Dodds and Jonica Special Verdict mentions Western Insurance case and related actions.
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Henrietta Kitchell
Pacfic Life Insurance Company
Joseph
Kitchell
Nuf
St. Louis
J.B. Murdock
Dodds
Jonica
Endorsement Prom The Other Side
Fragmentary note from the New Orleans Times praising Hayes rise above personal preference and urging focus on public need. Mentions support from Ohio and ties to friends and neighbors.
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New Orleans Times
Hayes
Ohio
Fragmentary Clermont Courier item on Bay region dialogue
A garbled Clermont Courier fragment depicts a conversation about travel and conduct, mentioning a Bay area and a man’s plans as the speaker moves past. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities.
Ki and Bladder Complaints in Gravel NY
Local notices report health issues labeled Ki and Bladder Complaints affecting residents in Gravel New York. The brief cites urinary and womb related diseases amid vague community health concerns with no further medical details provided.
Anoa Mica Letter Mentions Health Cure Beliefs
A fragmented 1975 letter from Da Rawat in Anoa Mica to Resolven mentions health concerns, tones of care, and references to remedies and cures. It notes a summer plan and various local encounters, with sporadic names and places embedded in the faded text. The wording hints at personal health hopes and shared experiences.
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Annoa
Mica
Rapwat
Canada
Jackson
Thie Place
Ann Aneta
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Conkling
Sherman
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White House
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State Agricultural Report
Turkey
Bearvia
Civat Andrassy
Austro-Hungarien
Servia
KEW
Grimaudet de Reochebauet
Bordeaux
M. de Welche
Nord
M. Fare
M. Ozenne
M. Graft
M. Lalebbre Bebesne
Council
Bucharest
Skobelepy
Skobeleff
Mussulmer
Vratea
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St. Louis Wall
Prrvasves
Barre
Fitserikosierket
York
C. Antwerp
Covington News
Newport News
M. L. Ross, P. M
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Western Associated Press
Pacific Railroad Company
A. H. Teary
River News
Wasnineros
Tionins
Senate Deisadaetat
Atkins
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Foster
Lacktt
Garg
Delaare
Cieracea
Rmatin
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Court Bulletin
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Burnet
Superior Court
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Western Incumace Company
Nan
Wm. M. Ramsey
Clermont Courier
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Radway
DR. Radway
Conan
Gravel
Rapwar
Hannah P. i
DR. Rradway’s
America
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MA Buley
Mammoth Clothing House
West Fifth Street
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Main Street
Robinson’s Opera-house
B. Macauley
Popu Charles T. Parsloe
AH Sin
Grover
Rolling House
Paris
Ainiss
Rice
Evangeline Burles
Abe
Hawley
Pike's Operahouse
Cromwhahll
Germany
Thane
Engbg Pg Agey
Wood
Fred. Aims
Cin
Rageirer
X. Times
Igioub
Zoological Garden
Hawiey's
Elm Street
Boyer
Melissa
Boyre's
John D. Park & Sons
Emery
Vine
Burkhardt
Main St
Plumi
Smith’s
Millisery
E.b.couden
Ising Agency
E. S. Freshman & Brogs
West Fourth St
Ciacinnati
Bour
A History of the Dominion
Pssary
Freeman and
Yy Cae Pont Vety
Janus D. Moran
Bas
Cueinnati
Louintille
ASD
NEW Orleane
Office Public Landing
Barwccx
Prado
Mascaak
Reteeinig
Wee Visheberty Iy Paleke
Orleans
Ee Brelock
Tay Ws
Tare
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