Tornado Devastates Tuscumbia Town Causing Losses
Nashville reports a devastating tornado striking Tuscumbia and nearby districts. The storm damaged the Catholic Church and Dishler Female Institute, with twelve people killed and many wounded. F D Hodgkins editor and his family perished, prompting calls for urgent aid from a distressed community under Mayor H F Newson.
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Here
Tuelumbia
Alabama
Nashvilex
Dishler Female Institute
Ing
F. Newson
Tuscumbia
Official state vote tally shows Porter leads Gev
A special dispatch from Memmnis dated November 2 reports the official statewide vote, with all but one county counted, indicating Porter a Democrat ahead of Gev in the race. The incomplete tally notes the remaining county could alter the final result.
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Hallé Me. 17 and Groves 19 James Street event
Address fragment lists Hallé at 17 and Groves at 19 James Street with an initial L. L. Ther reference. The readable data is minimal and lacks clear action or context.
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Groves
James Street
L. L. Ther
Oil report details from November in Atmos, Kansas
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an oil report discussion dated November in Atmos, Kansas, with references to data gathering and statistical aspects. The readable portion mentions a “Daily” publication and a sitter tug for food, but the incomplete text limits precise facts or outcomes.
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Atenmos
Kax
How He Invested in Washington November 25 cr
A compact summary notes investment actions linked to Washington dated November 25. It records procedural steps, key figures, and financial stakes, presenting a concise, period-appropriate notice style with emphasis on entities and dates.
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Asuinotox
River Weather Brief and Local Tides Report
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times notes heavy overnight rainfall with Red Bank and surrounding areas recording up to twenty inches. Forecasts or follow up details on river levels and seacoast impact are unclear. text shows garbled city names and measurements.
Spanish painter Fortung dies amid global rumor of port cession
Fragmentary notes suggest the Spanish painter Fortung has died. Rumors claim Morocco may surrender a port to Germany, while other disjointed lines refer to letters, fires, and condemnations involving church and Berlin figures, with sparse details on prosecutions and a Berlin publication.
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Germany
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Wren
Callen
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Sie
Actenoens Tant
Frankfort
Meantime customs reform eyed amid revenue drop
Washington notes a sharp slide in customs receipts over recent months, blamed on the moiety law repeal and differing views among Treasury officials. An investigation into customs procedures is ordered as Senate and House committees prepare to review appropriations and staffing. Gen Meigs declines ministerial post. Gen Rus is not yet appointed. expected arrival December. Cincinnati theater week features Kellogg Opera Company and new shows.
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New York
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Thanksgiving Day benefit concert held for Sacred Heart Church
A disrupted note filled with indecipherable text describes a gathering at the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for a Thanksgiving Day event. The fragment hints at an entertainment offering and note slipping, with unclear details about participants and outcomes. It mentions a socially organized effort amid poor weather.
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Ohio Sinking Fund Report Reports Large Balance and Proposals
Report of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund for the six months ending November 15 shows receipts of 795041.63 dollars and disbursements of 371718.1 dollars leaving a treasury balance of 123569.82. A 580000 dollar transfer is recommended to return to the sinking fund, with total outstanding state funded debt at 7988205.30. The commission notes investment difficulties and suggests amending laws to permit temporary investments in United States securities.
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Grand Hotel guests noted as vagrancy case leads to House of Refuge
At the Grand Hotel J L Toole and his son were present. A boy named George Bullenger, charged with vagrancy, was committed to the House of Refuge by Judge Marchant this morning.
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House of Refuge
Marchant
Miss Cushman In City Visit At Orc Hotel
Miss Charlotte Cushman is in the city staying at Orc Hotel. She is confined to her room and brief notes mention possible remediations or remedies related to her condition.
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Orc Hotel
Harmonic Society Presents Doerner Return and Beethoven Birthday Concert
The Harmonic Society performs tonight featuring soloists Mrs. E W Appleton and Wm P Tyrrell plus Armin W Doerner in his first appearance since returning from conservatories. The program includes Beethoven pieces, Weber, Gluck, Handel, Schubert, and Bizet. The Cincinnati Grand Orchestra marks Beethoven's birthday with a full concert including a piano solo by Miss Julia Rive.
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Peaim
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Dettingen
Ambiguous Civil Case Notes From Ohio Court Action
Fragmentary OCR from Ohio court records mentions Henry Lewis and N Schoonmaker et al in civil matters. References include bondsmen, indictments, damages, motions, demurrers, and a burglary accusation. Judges Avery and Stallo are noted in proceedings involving Adair law and a town case.
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Requisitions for Forgers Move to Kentucky Case
Superintendent of Police Kierste received from Governor Allen requisitions on Governor Leslie of Kentucky for the persons of Henry B. DeBar and George Delespare, now under arrest in Louisville on forgery charges, plus authority for detective Steve Mead to fetch the prisoners. DeBar and Delespare are likely fictitious names. Governor Allen is traveling to Frankfort today and will proceed to Louisville with the prisoners once he returns. A local inquiry found silk shipments from Bohm, Bros. & Co. are unchanged with no partners present. an officious clerk, Harris, claims the requisition was obtained and that the force is about three weeks behind. The plan is unclear whether Mead or Harris will go to Louisville for the prisoners.
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Leslie
Kentucky
Henry B. DeBar
George Delespare
Louisville
Steve Mead
de Bar
Delespare
Beig Fiago
Ealie
Frankfort
Bohm, Bros. & Co
M. Harris
Mead
Harris
Feast of St Cecilia at Cathedral amid storm crowd
Inclement weather did not deter a large congregation at the Cathedral for a renewed choir performance of Beethoven Mass in C and Le Jeune Vespers. Organist C M Feine led, with Mrs B Bath and Mr Frank in the principal quartet. the secular production drew praise as a memorable event.
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Cecilie
Convictions in Police Court This Morning
Judge Marchant presided as petit larceny convictions were handed down. Chas McClellan, lodger on Mon Street, from Charles Ott, received 30 days and a fine for $14, plus costs. Lone Davis and John Bulsley were also involved, with sentences and fines detailed in the brief court report.
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Bazaar by St Pauls church opens in Newport College Hall
The ladies of St Pauls Newport plan a December bazaar in College Hall on the 14th to 16th to aid the church debt. The event promises novel entertainments with full costumes, sale of cream and cake, flowers, rice, and an elegant lunch daily from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Admission is free.
Sudden Death of Local Banker J H Osborn at Home
Mr J H Osborn, a prominent figure in city business and finance, died suddenly last evening at his Walnut Hills residence. Long associated with Ellis & Morton in banking, he recently led a private venture. He leaves a wife and several relatives, with mourning reported across financial circles.
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Ellis & Morton
Ieee Tose Cat Ae
Mie
Work-house Sentences Passed by Judge Marchant
The Police Court sentenced several occupants to the work house as reported by Judge Marchant. Details are unclear due to incomplete transcription, but the ruling reflects orderly court action on offenders.
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Police Court
Etek
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Meeting for Organization
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of this city will hold a meeting on Monday for organization. The stockholders list shows the best city firms represented, and the company is expected to succeed.
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Judge BUIT ON POLICY OF INSURANCE CASES
The document outlines several 19th century legal actions. Administratrix of J H Placke sues Union Central Life over a life policy while defenses include alleged death by the insured's own actions. Logan and Randall represent the plaintiff, Ramsey and Matthews the defendants. A separate slander suit against Doerr and Kleeman yielded a one cent verdict. Additional case concerns endowment funds tied to a fraternal lodge and charter limits. Judge Matthews and Abraham appear as counsels.
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Condemnation Proceeding Over Mount Adams Inclined Plane
In probate court before Judge Matson a condemnation case for a right of way for the Mount Adams and Eden Park Inclined Plane Railway Cresey et al was heard. The jury viewed the premises near Locke Street as part of the proceedings.
Lecture on Teeland Moves Grace Church Crowd
An evening at Grace M. E. Church drew solid attendance for a talk by Murat Halsteid titled Teeland. L Lester Taylor introduced the speaker who described scenery and life in an isolated region, arguing residents are better off there than in harsher climates. The hour long lecture left the audience well pleased.
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Wild winds topple house on Bachelor Street and court fines
The storm winds yesterday toppled a frame house at 175 Bachelor Street owned by Mr. ., occupied by a family with no injuries reported. Telegraph office reports a train arrival. a separate court session fined a man $550 for an assault and another $4 for related penalties.
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Tornado Destruction Hits Tuscumbia Alabama
A private telegram reports a violent tornado in Tuscumbia last evening causing widespread damage. Homes and churches unroofed, several killed, many injured, and a railroad bridge wrecked with trains delayed as crews manage the wreck. A university incident described as a knife threat appears in the chaotic account.
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Tuscumbia
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Memphis and Charleston
Nish
Mgt Edwards
Local youths in court over liquor fueled incidents
Jerry Donovan 25 and Frank Grimm 21 were prominent in courtroom reports at Hammond Street Station. Donovan smashed his parents’ crockery after heavy drinking, awaiting appearance before Judge Marchant. Grimm caused unrest on Ore Street and faces a likely fine or workhouse time, with involvement by Captain von and a cell discharge incident. The text then shifts to county finances, noting a county debt of 179,261 20 and reports on the commissioners’ handling of the fiscal audit and related delays.
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Ore Street
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Common Pleas Court
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Important Railway B Decision Regimental Reunion
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports Judge Kibbey of the Fu W Circuit Court ruling for the plaintiffs in the Ft. Wa Muncie and Cincinnati Railroad case and keeping the current receivers. The Eighty-fourth Indiana Regiment plans a reunion here on the 50th instant.
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RicuMorp
Kibbey
Fu W
Ft. Wa Muncie
Cincinnati
Eighty-fourth Indiana Regiment
Elizabeth Collision Delays Trains After Broad Street Crossing
A New York to Elizabeth train collided with a coal train at Broad Street crossing in Elizabeth at 8 30 AM. The impact wrecked three cars and damaged the Philadelphia Express locomotive. No injuries reported though all trains were delayed.
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River Flood Report From River News Dispatch
The river is rising with four feet seven inches in the channel and at least ten feet expected in a day or two. Snowfall reported in the Alleghany Mountains and Brookville records several inches. River men are jubilant while various vessels pass through river ports with arrivals and departures noted for St. Louis Memphis New Orleans and Louisville areas.
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