German killer Reitter dies in county jail
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Jacob Reitter, a German man who killed his divorced wife, fired his house and cut his own throat two months earlier. Confined in the county jail, he had survived with a silver tube to his windpipe and was expected to stand trial for murder. This morning he walked, asked for medicine, then suddenly died.
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Cincinnati Times
New Alpary
Jacob Reitter
Reitter
Movement for a Centennial Reunion Of Soldiers Of Both Armies
In Philadelphia a movement seeks to assemble a representative number of Civil War veterans from every state to celebrate the nation’s hundredth birthday. The effort aims to show unity among men who once bore arms and to honor their shared service.
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New York
Philadelphia
Union
Arrangements for the Funeral of the Vice President
Washington announces plans for the funeral of Henry Wilson, Vice President, with the Committee of Arrangements, pallbearers, and mourners to attend at the Capitol on Friday the 26th at 10 o'clock. Remains to be moved to the Senate Chamber for divine services, then procession to Baltimore depot for transport. The body to leave for New York after ceremonies, with the funeral train at 9 o'clock Saturday.
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Becon
Henry Wilson
United States
the Capitol
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United Spee
Senate Chamber
W. Wi
United Sistes Army
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Massa
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Baltimore
Sunderland
Benate
Utey
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Ae Ta San
New York November 24 amid crests of Toledo and Peoria
Fragmentary line of a dated dispatch notes traffic across Toledo Peoria corridor with ambiguous mention of events and entities. No clear names or actions established. reads as garbled source OCR.
Fire at McKeesport destroys property in morning blaze
A fire swept through a McKeesport building early today causing about $13,000 in damages. Investigators quoted a witness describing smoke and flames rising from the Mo Ae Bhoeller shop as firefighters battled the blaze in November. no injuries reported.
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Moae Bhoeller
National Grange opens as New York members pledge Bible gift
At the opening of the National Grange session in Louisville on November 23, Mr. Hinckey of New York reported several Grange members from his state in attendance including three from Knickerbocker Grange. They offered a handsome Bible as a gift, hoping it would be accepted. A resolution about marriage ceremonies and a committee to report were discussed, with other items on dues for female members and constitutional changes referred to the head and committee for study.
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The
Cincinnati Times
Louisville
National Grange
Hinckey
New York
Grange
Knickerbocker Grange
New York City
Webster
Californis
Booth
Nebo Grange Researchy
Aleo
Tenny
Colo- 4
Cambien
Ender
Hhead
John Trimble
Wintebeed
New Jenses
Ile
Ian
Sumner
Andr
Senate
Vice President Suffers Illness Interview at Capitol
Yesterday's Baltimore Sun reports on November 22 an interview with the Vice President in his Capitol room. He spoke in a strong voice while noting the kindness of the public and displaying flowers sent by the President's wife. The dialogue covers health, politics, and potential plans for conventions as he fights paralysis and contemplates the Senate opening.
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Capitol
White House
United States
Politi
Paiga
Senate
Ent
Isa
Meme
Henry Wilson's Botho od and political ties
Readings of Henry Wilson's early life show a poor boy bound to a farmer, limited schooling, and a fierce thirst for knowledge aided by farmhouse books. The article recalls a hospital scene between President Grant and Vice President Wilson, recounting their last meeting and the president’s supportive visit amid political tension.
Arrangements for Vice President Funeral Deliberations
The Cincinnati Times reports that Vice President Wilson's funeral plans are nearly set. Boston arrival by Monday morning, Philadelphia and New York stateside stops follow, with officials and private citizens to attend. Government dismissals and widespread attendance expected. naval activity explained as unrelated to hostilities with Spain.
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W Uson
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Boston
Chase
Philadelphia
New York
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Spain
England
Washington
Russia
London
Crown Perfumery Company
India
Henry Wilsons First Appearance in Congress
Henry Wilson makes his debut in Congress amid a tense national moment as press reports highlight upheaval and resistance to reform. The scene on Beacon Street and the stark contrast with Edward Everett’s era frame a debut marked by clashes between educated progress and entrenched power.
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Henry Wilson
Congress
New York Tribune
Wilson
Edward Everett
Beacon Street
Ison
Clement C. CIA
South del Cem
James A. Fayard
Ware
Wiles
Anderson Murder Trial in Smallpox Case News
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Hamilton November 24 reports Cary Anderson's murder case arguments continuing and expected to close this afternoon for jury deliberation. A second smallpox case is reported to the Board of Health in the Second Ward on the Cincinnati pike.
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Cincinnati Times
Hamilrox
Cary Anderson
Board of Health
Second Ward
Cincinnati Pike
Fire damages Trumbull Block in Steubenville
Special Dispatch reports the Trumbull Block in Steubenville partially destroyed by fire. The Adams Express Company Evans Turner confectioners J F Sarratt jewelry A Hamilton book store occupied the building. Loss on building is $50000 insured with most goods saved though damaged. A Hamilton’s loss by water $10000. Evans Turners and Adams Express Company losses are trifling.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittspurg
Trumbull
Steubenville
Adams Express Company
Evans & Turner
J.F. Sarratt
Hamilton
Evans & Turner's
Failure in New Orleans Reveals Major Liabilities
Wholesale produce dealer J. R. Bearman failed last night with liabilities near 70000, half of which is owed to one Louisville firm. Creditors described as merchants of the city. Tarcotte & Co. large dry goods dealers on Canal Street suspended this morning. Liabilities estimated at 200000, assets about half.
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Cincinnati Times
New Orleans
J. R.bearman
Louisville
Tarcotte & Co
Canal Street
Statement of Orpheus crew implicates captain in disaster
In Townsend harbor a crewman sworn statement claims the Orpheus captain ordered a deadly course toward the Pacific collision. The Victoria Standard reports the second mate directed a maneuver toward the lights, the captain allegedly ignored distress cries, and the steamer vanished from sight after the collision.
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Orpheus
San Francisco
Victoria Standard
Thenes Thompson
Townsend
Pacific
Hia
Orpheus T
Evidence From Waco Disaster Emerges Inquiries Continued
Galveston dated November 24 reports affidavits from several searchers for the City of Waco’s passengers and crew. Testimony from Lemuel Brown insurance agent tug officers and the Calcasien schooner crew confirms the burned mast beneath the deck and oil spillage prior to the fire reaching the Waco’s deck. A small boat marked as the vessel’s was found bottom up with foot imprint tracks on the thwarts, suggesting someone left the steamer in it. divers are at the wreck and expect more details.
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J. N. Sabeyen
J. N. Sawyer
J. B. Jobel
Louis Best
Ben
G. Mainwareng
Waco
Examina
Ivers
Steamship L'Amerique reported disabled near New York
New York on November 21 reports the steamship L Amerique disabled yesterday with cabin passengers and many in steerage. Only some cabin travelers continued to China for Queenstown while thirty eight remained aboard the L Amerique bound for France under sail.
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New York
L’amerique
China
Queenstown
Continain
France
Bombay Prince of Wales Return and Stock Market News
The Prince of Wales and consort returned from Baroda this morning. The Stock Exchange fixed changes today show higher prices than since 1860. A large woolen mill fire at Gananoque consumed 330,003, and the canal between Lachine and the city is blocked with ice forcing vessels to winter at Lachine. Four vessels bound for the Sees Island with supplies are reported lost with many lives, prompting a government dispatch of provisions to prevent starvation.
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Bombay
Prince of Wales
Saile
Baroda
Consol
Can
Cook
Lachine
Queene
Hon. P. Fontin
Sees Islande
Agtediner
Pictou
Postmaster General Jewell Considers Book Postage Reform
Conference with New York publishers explored repeal of double rate on third class mail. Jewell noted higher mail costs to Chicago than Liverpool or Russia and said the department faces a $5 million deficit with $25 million in expenses and $27.6 million receipts, making a rate reduction unlikely.
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Jewell
New York
Cieneral Jewell
Gener
Chicago
Liverpool
Russia
Nrussia
Congress
New York Strikes and Weather Halt Busy Canals
November 24 dispatch reports ice in the canal one inch thick at Little Falls soft at Rome and about an inch at Mohawk stopping boat movement. A large strike affects 800 to 1,000 workers in Amsterdam and New York woolen goods mills demanding a ten percent wage cut reversal. Many mills may not reopen this week and female operators seek higher pay for overwork. The Evening Post reports the death of William B. Astor.
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New York
Canal
Little Falls
Rome
Mohawk
Amsterdam
William B. Astor
Pos
Wm. B. Astor
Texas and Pacific Road Debate Dominates Railroad Convention
In St Louis on November 24 the Railroad Convention enrolled new delegates and read a letter from Colonel Thomas A. Scott, president of the Texas and Pacific, outlining the road’s importance to the nation and especially the South. It discusses tariffs, climate, transportation costs, and government aid in building the line. Mrs Scott is thanked for the communication, and a long report of resolutions is under discussion.
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St. Louis
Thomas A. Scott
Texas and Pacificola
Matthews
Scott
Congress
Bonavan
Kentucky
Committee On
Marks of Respect to the Memory of Mr. Wilson
Alpaso on November 21 reports that the State Department and all public officers will be closed Friday in honor of the funeral of Vice President Wilson.
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Mr. Wilson
Alpaso
State Department
Wilson
Bank Robbery in Monroe Nyears Detroit Heist
In Detroit on November 24 a burglary at First National Bank of Monroe Michigan led to an estimated $10,000 stolen. No arrests have been made yet.
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Detroit
First National Bank
Monroe
Mich
River News Dispatches From Various Ports
Reports from November with river stages around six feet and rising in several towns. Monoigahels in progress with 7 feet 6 inches in the channel. coal boat prospects favorable. Emms Graham arrived from Cincinnati. B. D. Wood dispatched to clear obstructions at Phillis Island. Weather clear and cold. Of City at 5 feet 5 inches and rising slowly. Snowfox notes 4 to 5 feet rise after heavy rains. ships passing upriver near Boston and other locales. Arkansaw Belle and other boats listed with currents and schedules through Evansville, Memphis, and New Orleans. weather clear and calm across ports.
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Emms Graham
Cincinnati
B. D. Wood
Phillis Island
Snowfox
Duite
Johnny
Esua
Cobb Cecil
New Albany
Arkansas
Coenee
Evansville
Alton
New Orleans
Chester
Memphis
Barn
St. Lewis
Louisville
Grm
Tarascon
Red Cloud
Centro
Florence Lee
Tennessee River
Markets mixed as Wheat edges up while coms and oats hold steady
Markets in Milwaukee and New York show Wheat advancing about 1 percent amid receipts of 15 000 bushels and 124 600 bushels shipped. Corn remains firm at 57 cents for No 2, oats quiet around 38 6 for No 2, and rye steady at 77 cents for No 1. Liverpool and New York show mixed grain and animal product quotes with flour, pork, beef, lard and cotton prices noted, plus forward quotes for futures in wheat and corn and spot cotton at market levels. Continuous receipts and export sales cited with figures for bales and various commodities.
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MiLnexer
Liverpool
Milwaukee
California
L. C Coil
Sc M
New York
van Yorx
Uiet
Ir Loum
Ilo P. Mfour
New Orlea
Tieree
Louisiana
Market Summary from Chicago November Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat and corn values move with fluctuating bids in Chicago trading. Refined notes show cash and futures figures for wheat near 1.06 to 1.072 per bushel, corn around 1.60 to 1.70, oats softer, with pork and lard prices steady to lower and Whisky around 1.15 per gallon. Receipts tallies include flour 11,106 barrels and grains over 800,000 bushels. shipments indicate mixed grain flow and steady pork demand in winter market conditions.
Special meeting of city council called this afternoon
A special meeting of the Board of Councilmen has been called for this afternoon. Mike Flinn was arrested today for stealing an overcoat and confined at Hawmond Street Station House. Farmer Este is in the city bringing Thanksgiving turkeys to share with friends. Bonafide Bourlier, a prominent iron merchant of Louisville, is here today. A burglary at Mrs Gay's residence on West Seventh Street yielded silverware and clothing with no clues. The perjury trial of Johnson and Olsen continues, likely taking days. There are signs of an abortion of a young girl involving her brother in law. The Rhine society member faces Coroner inquiries. An accident on Railroad Route No.5 on Broadway caused a horse to die after a brake failure. another car nearby was damaged, blamed on slippery tracks.
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Grant
Wilson
Capitol
Baxter
Ieee
Ano
Senate
New York
Wilwena Mipieace
Desler
Mr. Wilson
Heepes
Rhine
Asacaton Street
Broadway
Disorderly Board of Mosith Hears Cleansing Disputes
The Board of Mosith held a lively session yesterday afternoon focused on disputes between veil cleaners. The meeting swung into chaos as it was unclear who chaired. The crowd included locals, the Board of Health, and many Knights of the Vault. The board is noted for attendance, speeches, resolutions, and appointing relatives.
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Mosith
Board of Health
Knights of the Vault
Thanksgiving Union Service at Broadway Church
The First, Second and Seventh Presbyterian Churches hold a union thanksgiving service at Broadway Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 11 o clock. A discourse will be delivered by Reverend Skipuer at the event.
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First
Seventh Presbyterian Churches
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Rey, de
Skipuer
Hoosiers Charged With Grand Larceny in City Case
George Phillips and Albert Grenett from Aurors lad were in the city when Phillips lost a watch and chain. Police found the watch on Phillips at the O M depot as he faced charges of grand larceny and carrying concealed weapons. Bonds set at 1750 dollars. case adjourned to Saturday.
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George Phillips
Albert Grenett
Aurors, Lad
Phillips
Granett
Rouke
Cn Beth
Phil
United States Court Opens Trial Over Counterfeit Case
The United States prosecutes Andrew Eben for passing and possessing counterfeit money. Judge Bateman presides with government counsel Richards and Sy. Claims include a wooden still and whisky barrels. hearings set for Friday and Tuesday next week. Equity calls expected early December.
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United States
Andrew Eben
United
W Bateman
Messrs. Richards
United Bearer
C. H. Laeber & Co
Howe & Hubble
Equity
Butcher Joe Bogenshire Involved in Elm and Green Street Bar Incident
Early forenoon altercation at L Schroeder's grocery and bar on Elm and Green streets ends with Bogenshire wounded by a pine stick blow from Schroeder's brother in law. Bogenshire, described as a habitual troublemaker, is taken home after the fight and treated for a severe cut. Schroeder's earlier restraint and a failed attempt to dodge the confrontation are noted.
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Joe Bogenshire
L. Schroeder
Elm and
Green Streets
Schroeder
Bogenshire
Hich
Seb
Atrs
Pleasant Street
Overs in the County Treasury Probe by Hamilton County Board
Hamilton County Ohio Commissioners adopted a resolution drafted by Commissioner Sater to investigate past overs in county treasurers accounts. Rosa H. Fenton, the current treasurer, is asked to submit all cash and relevant books for inspection to determine actual collections. Auditor Jos. B. Humphreys verifies the ordinance as true and correct.
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Sater
Hamilton County
Ohio
Thio
Erier
Rosa H. Fenton
Fenton
State of Ohio
Hamilton CociTy
J. Joseph B. Humphreys
Iaid County
Board of Commissioners of
Hamilton
Josefh B. Hompaneus
Jos. T. White
English visitors worth millions tour Chattanooga region
Three Englishmen Alfred Allott Herbert Crossly and Tiud Salt staying at the Grand Hotel with General Wilder and W P Rathburn. Allott an auditor and steel works director from Sheffield Salt son of Sir Titus Salt of Saltaire leads a vast wool and alpaca works empire. They have invested over twelve million dollars in Kentucky Tennessee land and rail line areas and purchased over forty thousand acres along the Cincinnati Southern route as they tour the country expressing optimism about prospects.
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Tony
England
Grand Hotel
Alfred Allott
Herbert Crossly
Tiud Salt
Mr. Allot
Midland Railway
Managicr
Great Tron and Steel Works
Brown, Baily & Dixon
Sheffield
Mr. Crossly
General Wilder
Chattanooga
W. P. Rathburn
First National Bank
Catenorgy
Allott
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cincinnati Southern
Chettanooga
Suit on an Injunction Bond Involving Crawford and Hamlin
The suit seeks 509 for damages on an injunction bond from Sept 1872. Crawford allegedly used Hamlin to gain entry, keep tenants, and demand rent, with Hamlin later failing to secure possession. Lawyers for plaintiffs include Cary, Morton, N Jordan, and G B Okey. a verdict favors the plaintiffs in one case. The Egner trial reports 28 jurors rejected, defense peremptory challenges total ten, with 140 jurors examined so far and the court adjourning to await more material.
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Augustus Hamlin
Ean
Crawford
Hamlin
Ing
Gens
Roe
Hamslin
Orce
P Cary
Morton
N. Jordan
George B. Okey
X, Kraus & Co
Avery
Egner
State
Andreas Egner
Will of I D Wheeler probated in Lemay court
Judge Matson probate records show I D Wheeler's will admitted to probate. Hezekish B Bailey appointed administrator with the will annexed of Rachel Gomersall and also administrator of John Gomersall. Personalty valued at 2600 dollars.
The Vice Presidency and the Next President in Waiting
The Philadelphia Times explains there is no acting vice president. The VP merely waits to assume the presidency if death or disability occurs, presides over the Senate, and remains vacant between terms until the electors pick a new VP in 1876. The current pro tempore Ichabod or Michigan senator leads until December, with the office of Vice President vacant until then.
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Struke
Eisenire
Philadelphia Times
Wilson
Ferry
Senate
Ziichigan
Mr. Ferry
The Administration's Work Against the Whisky Ring
The piece notes Secretary Bristow's earnest crackdown on the Whisky Ring, previously doubted by the public. It lauds state witnesses and the conviction of Joyce and McDonald as a triumph of truth, honesty, and good government over corruption, signaling growing public confidence in the effort.
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Fron Yests Rlay
New York Tribune
Bristow
Mei
Joyce
McDonald
Troops at New Barracks and Sinking Fund Update
Lieutenant George F. Cooke and Andrew Kilpatrick report for duty at the barracks as troops adapt to new quarters. Thanksgiving will be observed. The sinking fund six months to Nov 15 shows receipts 4 407 056 21 and disbursements 283 007 66. Debt malration and extension details outline partial redemption prospects and scheduled payments through December 31 with three months grace for remaining loan.
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George F. Cooke
15Th Infantry
Governor Cooke
Washington
Andrew Kilpatrick
17Th Infantry
Ohio
New York
Asylum Fund
Robbery at First National Bank in Monroe
A daring burglary at First National Bank in Monroe Michigan early today left the watchman bound and gagged. The safe was blown open and inside funds totaling 17483 dollars were stolen from 1700 to 1800 dollars. six men may have been involved with some guarding outside. A heavy blast shattered windows and wrecked the room. Bank offers a 2000 dollar reward for capture.
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Monroe
Mich
First National Bank
Distress in Liberia and U S Naval Aid Bid
Dispatches report severe distress among Liberians after tribal conflict with natives. Interior Liberians face near starvation as English traders and native students aid attacks. American Colonization Society seeks a warship to deter slaughter and curb slave-trade supporters. President Grant indicates possible naval action. Secretary of Navy to relay orders. Separately, Virginia Republican fusion with Independent Conservatives fails, leaving little support outside party circles.
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Thez
Serspis
Ceylon
Peter Parker
Dre
Nichols
Navy
Colonization Society
of State
Schenck
Atig
United States
Great Britain
New York Postpones Government Gold Sale Timetable
New York reports a further postponement of the government gold sale due to a Thanksgiving Day in the metropolis. The sale shift affects Feder markets and related financial institutions as Friday’s funeral of Mr. Wilson delays events, with exchanges and banks closing and churches preparing special services.
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Feder
Thankagi
Wilson
Fire damages Fisher’s flour mill in Chicago
A blaze between 9 and 10 am partially destroyed the flour mill of A. Fisher on James Street in Chicago, causing building damage and an estimated loss of about $20,000. The incident occurred this morning and is under investigation.
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ChicaGo
A. Fisher
James Street
Remains of Vice President Wilson in Capitol Room
Washington dispatch reports Vice President Wilson's remains still in his Capitol room with floral tributes arriving today. Departments ordered closed in anticipation of the funeral, and the day of observance is scheduled to follow.
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Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Rennet
Aree
Bee Sen
Race Postponed Until Saxcen November 24
The Pacific Jockey Club held a meeting today and postponed the four mile race until Christmas. The move reflects the owners of horses and general sentiment among patrons. Pools are off.
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Saxcen
Pacific Jockey Club
Panther
Destructive Port Huron Fire Damages National Stave Plant
A fire at Port Huron Michigan destroyed portions of the National Stave Company plant. The blaze caused the loss of building contents estimated around 65 thousand dollars with upheaval in related ore and stock figures. No exact cause is given and no injuries are reported.
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Port Huron
Port Hveox
Mis
National Stave Company
Ee Ee
Notable Cincinnati Doctor Delivers Oxford Engagement
Cherus H. Miller, a well known Cincinnati doctor, spoke at Oxford in Butler County. The appearance drew a warm and highly favorable reception from attendees.
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Cherus H. Miller
Kay
Cincinnati
Oxford
Butler County
Snd
State Street Church Aid Concert and Supper Draws Large Crowd
The ladies of the State Street Church Aid Association on Walker Mill Road held a benefit concert and supper to raise funds for a new church. Rev Samuel Mease announced the program after a year and the event featured soprano performances by Miss K andleeee Miss Peters Miss Smith and others with Miss Rosen Hucheson receiving a double encore to a highly praise filled audience.
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Walker Mill Road
Neil
Samuel Mease
Gounod
Frisky Paper in Dayton Journal Notes Fast Mail
The Dayton Journal reports the Fast Mail business has grown unusually spirited, likened to ginger on a county fair stallion, as it races through Cincinnati Times and other papers with notable energy.
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Dayton Journal
Fast Mail
Cincinnati Times
Thanksgiving Hair Care Crowns Brushes Sold Broadly
Thanksgiving health feature notes crown hair brushes sold by all draggists.
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CROWN
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