Talk With the Workingmen Candidate for Lieutenant Governor
Columbus dispatch reports Chris Lewis, Workingmen's candidate for lieutenant governor, predicting a large vote and strong gains. He claims mining regions favor the ticket and expects the Workingmen to win assembly seats or hold balance of power, potentially allying with the Grangers and weakening both old parties. He also notes Cincinnati ticket support outside Hamilton County.
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Cincinnati Times
Columbus
Chris. Lewis
Workingmen
General Assembly
Ede
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Judge Taft Returns Stirring Campaign Address
Judge Taft was honored with the largest and most enthusiastic meeting of the campaign here last evening. Attendees praised his handling of the financial question as able, vigorous, and clear, and called it an admirable effort. The speaker was urged to continue guiding voters to think for themselves on Presidential policy.
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Judge Taft
Coalition Backers and Green Allies Rally for Governor
A convention unites Greenbackers with Working Tecm in support of Governor William FE Jones. Secretary of State H W Hill and Lieutenant Governor General J fra attend alongside Banning and other party figures as the campaign rolls forward.
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Convention
Greenbackers
Working
Tecm
FE Jones
H. W. Hill
Banning
Jfra
Jao. Iy
Coronel Shafter Reports Raid Into Mexico
Official report dated October 1 describes movements during the night raid into Mexico near Rio Guanes. Lieutenant Bult conveys details of the engagement and indicates actions taken by troops during the operation.
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GalveEstox
Coronel Shafter
Mexico
Tux Rio Guanes
Cena
Teylor
Bult
Riera T.c.e &'Sk
Mexican Cavalry Pursuit Near Rio Grande Trail
Fragmentary report describes Mexican cavalry advancing toward the river with bugle signals and American forces forming a rear guard. The speech notes near capture of horses and mules and mentions crossing near Fort Clark and Bullis scouting near Pecos and Devil's River.
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Rio Grande
Clark
Red
Bullis
Pecos Devil's River
American Board Foreign Missions Annual Meeting Report
The seventy eighth annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions opened with Rev Mark Hopkins presiding. Attendance was large and the report shows a year income of 441139 and a total debt burden shared by members. The summary lists missions, stations, laborers, churches, members, schools, and pupils across Turkish, Foochow missions, and affiliated programs.
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H. Fairchild
Oberlin College
Washington Items and Court Actions Report
Washington dispatch notes General J. G. indicted with others on conspiracy to defraud the Government, posting bail for trial under counsel Senator Carpenter. A commission to examine bailability and safeguards for the government’s process is proposed. Visiting the Kite House, a patent office building damage inquiry is set, and a presidential interview with E Leonard signals Republican support for Southern policy and black welfare concerns.
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Washington
Washinbon
Witowski
Carpenter
Patent Office
Ecouree
von Abe E. Leonard
Public Debt Statement Fragment
Fragmentary note references a public debt statement about ten millions and a sale by the state apparatus. No clear date or entities are legible.
Weather Outlook for Regions Across the Midwest and Northeast
October forecast shows rain across Tennessee and Ohio valleys then clearing. Upper Mississippi and Great Lakes region expect warm easterly winds with falling temperatures. Readings from Buffalo and Detroit indicate variable conditions with cooler air moving in from the northwest.
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Orriom
Wasminetox
Tennessee Ohio
Buffalo
Pin Gaal Sanatoledo
Detroit
The Fisherman of All Nations Confieles Lutetia Saga
A New York Times account touches Lutetia amid broader maritime tales. The fragment hints at confiees and a notable reference within an international fishing context.
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The
New York Times
Lutetia
Fortifications of Rome and Garibaldi's Reassuring News
Correspondence from Rome derides a government fortification project for Italy’s coast as wasteful. Quotes Garibaldi urging citizens’ resolve over grand schemes, arguing Rome’s defense lies in its people and public spirit. Garibaldi reports his father’s health improving and mobility returning.
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Caprera
Dobells
Medoro Savini
Rome
Depretis
Saint Angelie
eSaint Angelo
Cantia
Joan
Tyrrhene
Monte Mario
Vatican
Janicalan
Aventine
Palatine
Capitol
Eevee
Pincio
Italy
Ruste
Maen
England
London
G. Garibaldi
Jealousy in the Green Room and a Newark Actress
A Newark actress known as Youtas became the center of a dramatic love triangle and a near fatal self harm attempt. Reports describe jealousy in the green room between Youtas and another performer, with claims of training, threats, and an incident where an unconscious person was found after a suspected drowning attempt. The involved individuals include Miss Mumert and person named Stansill, with references to Ward’s house and the Hot Springs area.
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Newark
New York Sun
Srg
Aia
Tee Hoo
Miss Mumert
Youtas
Pere Cee
Cenh Alyou
Greco- Reman
Hivos
Pace Cpy
Tir Guarcerita Regeron
Plete
Stansili
Ward
Stansill
Susie
Tom Costello
Hot Springs
County
Sete
Arsen
Hilderbrand Case Reported in Southeast Missouri
Fragmentary OCR notes from St. Francois County Missouri reference Hilderbrand and local area tensions. The text is garbled with no clear dates or actions, but indicates a long residence near the old home and continued reporting of the matter in the region.
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Hilderbrand
Geerrilia
Hildicteend
Missouri
St. Francois County
Post-Office Fraud Uncovered in McGrew System
Report from Washington describes a $20,000 overpayment to two Illinois mail carriers due to false entries. Pay Clerk John E. O'Brien and a book-keeper colluded. auditors traced the scheme, the pay clerk removed, funds recovered from contractors, one linked to the state legislature. Government expected to lose no money. Only recent leak. Kansas Republican association dissolves, funds given to Leavenworth Home for the Friendless.
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Cincinnati Times
McGrew
Illinois
Ce Ae
John E. O’brien
Book-Keepers’ Division
O'Brien
Columbus Steam Combination Company Incorporation
A certificate was filed today to incorporate the Columbus Steam Combination Company with capital of $150,000. Its object is to make and furnish steam for public use. The Patrons Cooperative Association of Caldwell was also incorporated with $5,000 capital.
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Cincinnati Times
Colemagts
Dey
Columbus Steam Combination Company
Fire devastates Frenston business square with heavy losses
In Frankton Indiana this morning about four o clock a fire destroyed a business square housing Townsend Sons hardware Hurst ro druggists and J W Day Co. The total loss is estimated at 12000 to 15000 with no insurance. Fire swept Hartman’s block and other properties, leaving many residences destroyed and an overall loss near 175000.
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Indianapolis
Townsend & Sons
Dr . Hurstro
Coost
Kimerling & Co
Lacassotre
Hartman
Ees Estria
Acelin
P. C. & L. Dorsey
Mar
Brasper
Ee Loan Association
Wy Ree Street
Fifth Avenue
Ee View
West
Insurrection Hope Fades as Coastal Battle Eases
From Loupox and Ragusa reports dated October 3, authorities describe an attempted uprising around September 12 quelled by Russian forces. The clash dispersed the insurgents and the danger seems to subside. Ragusa notes 4000 Bashi-Bazouks and transport personnel engaged near Moustar as Montenegro action unfolds.
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Dale Cekland
Seemnoets Ser
Ragusa
Montenegro
Moustar
Titiens and Archbishop Bayley Deaths Reported
On October 3 Titiens succumbed after a struggle with difficult breathing and fainting spells, dying about two hours before dawn. Archbishop Bayley also died on October 3 at 10 50 AM. The funeral arrangements include Bishop Foley of Chicago delivering the sermon in Baltimore.
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Titiens
Archbishop Bayley
Eee Bayley
Baltimore
Foley
Chicago
Keokuk Canal Route Demonstrated for River Navigation
The text notes a transfer from Kuoset to Lowa in October showing beret evidence of this route by the canal to steamers on the river. Mayor Stickney demonstrated the improvement of this course. Upper River navigation may be considered closed for the season.
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Kuoset
Lowa
Berets
Denver Ballot Tally Shows Mixed Results After Election
Returns from yesterday's election in Colorado are slow and meager. Stone wins the Supreme Court seat as a bipartisan nominee, with no other nominees on the ticket. Denver sees the Republican victory in mayoralty and several alderman races, while other contests appear unsettled.
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Denver
Con
Stone
Supreme Court
School Board Election in St Louis Report
Partial returns show party leanings for the Public School Board race in St Louis. Indications list six Democrats eleven Republicans six independents and five Workingmen as the tally develops.
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St Louis
Retu
Homicide Suspect Surrenders in Memphis Texas Case
Alex Wye surrendered to the sheriff at noon today in Memphis Texas after a fatal shooting of Frank Wait the city merchant. The incident occurred earlier in the day and prompted police pursuit and investigation.
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Memphis
Texx
Alex
Wye
Frank Wait
Steamer Foundered Off Cape Hatteras
A steamer foundered near Cape Hatteras with loss of ship and crew. The incident was reported from New York on October 8 and involves the vessel Pearvangeea and its crew.
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New York
Cape Hatteras
Pesvangeea
Bank withdraws half a million as gold moves abroad
The Bank of England sees bullion withdrawn to the value of 500000 pounds to support the U S. gold reserves. The Imperial Bank of Germany raises discount to 5 percent and advances rate to 6 percent. A report claims the Néidlach railway suffered a large fraud by officers, with arrests expected. Jules Simon suffers a carbuncle after an operation, condition precarious.
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Loxpon
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Germany
Néidlach
United Tales
Sir John Bennett
Cheapside
Court of Aldermen
Paris
Jules Simon
National Pork Packers Convention opens in Keokuk
Keokuk Iowa October 3 delegates from several unions attend the National Pork Packers Convention. Mayor Irwin delivers welcome and committees are named during the morning session. Missouri Greenbackers meet in St. Louis the same day with Brittona Hill of Washington addressing attendees.
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Keokuuk
Iowa
National Pork Packers
Keokuk Packers
Irwin
St. Louis
State Greenback
Washington
Brittona Hill
Democrats in Council Meeting in Albany
The Democratic State Convention met in Albany on October 5 with D. B Hill serving as temporary chairman.
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Albany
D. B Hill
Grain Markets Mixed Across Cities With Steady Parging Prices
Grain markets show mixed activity with wheat firm in Milwaukee and Chicago while corn and oats vary by region. Prices cited include No. 1 red and amber wheat around 1.10 to 1.31 per bushel, corn around 42 cents cash, and oats near 26 cents, with broader market dullness in several hubs and October transactions noted.
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Martets
Gallen Oe
Buffalo
Canada
Milwaukee
Bork
Orion
Liverpool
Orleans
Yorx
Goeber
Minnesota
Chicago
River News Note Low Water Impacts City Pumps
Special dispatches report Monongahela River at a low stage about seven inches below average. Towboat onward raised steam as machinery worked well. Low Alb any River water limits city pumping and many factories struggle. Weather clear and warm with river levels at season lows and freight movements affected downstream to Pomeroy and Memphis ports.
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Cincinnati Times
Putrsson
Monongahela
Albany
Norrox
Fannie Dugan
Portamouth
Boone
Granite State
Creeley
Lizzie Johnston
Big Poet
Pomeroy
Harboring Suspects Released as Primaries Arranged in Newport News
Six detainees held for harboring Sp Ses pares Same were freed after posting costs and obtaining required documents. Newport News primaries are set for this evening with wards meeting at local halls to nominate candidates.
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Hewrey
Toomas
Anna Metcalfe Fae
Fred. Feith
Ballom
BN Street
Pyrelosk
Turner ‘Hall
Dude Sherer
Newport Mart
John Kline
Yg Connell
Hagan
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Minnesota Democrats
American Board Foreign Missleus—Annual Meeting
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Societe Ar
Weara
Gr Gatibaldi
London News
Coition
Western Associated Press
Kansas Peveblices Association
Leavenworth
Frankton, Indiana
WAR News
Loupox
Pewwesusye
Keokuk Canal
Colorado
Missouri Greenbackers
Democrats In Council
Ocmiamh
P. m
Hamilton
Batiler County Fair
Black Billy
Alexandria
Kentucky
Denmark Chief
James Laie
Boone County
Denmark
Pittsburg
Alleghany Savings Bank
Alleghany
Ne Moneyy
Louisville
Portland Bar
Rom ' Hoope
H Haveek
City of
Cheeter
Rom
A. M
G Sons
Ban
Tosmeevivnni Journeymen
Coopers
Parker’s
United Eee
United
Philadel i
Newport News
Messrs
Willie
Frank Stein
Daniel
M. * Daly
Incor
Pur
Steansonto
Sargent Cripbell
Tim
Eclipse Hall
Wellman
China Ware, Ac
China
Lowedijm
John Shillito & CO
Seltzer Aper
Seltzer
Homeneta 4
Grenadines and
Silk's
Ed Coree
John Shillito
SATS
W. Fourth St
Pike's Opera-House
COAL
Street Sailroad
Mt. Auburn Street
R. BR
Zoological Garden
Tihe Garden
Lawrence Barrett
EvExine Oessulius
Cesar
Capius
Wrence Barrelear
Rich Setus Watines
Richard
Osi
Pike
Barlow, Wiles
Frimrose & West's Minstrels
Lanter Band OF the World
Dobmeyer
Newhall*s
Jennie Hughes
Chas, Gayler
Scrickling
Academy OF Music
Charley Shay
Enc
Ome
Lookout House
Bellevue House
Saenee
House
Weigand
CHOOL
Schel
Alfed Warren
Setising aGi
Champion
East
A. J. Ol ‘Meverrement
Metical College of
Ohi
Wae Low
Conker
LBC
Clactuaatl L. and
Inet
Tate
West Fourth Street
A. Rts
M. President
Bruce & Son
Elm Street
Sherlock
Wade
Guy's
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