Notes and News Amid London to New York Transfers
Notes and News items report Lord Dundreary and wife sailing from London to New York amid ongoing rumors of a wreck. A newly recalled envoy to London is to replace Count Cadorna as Italian representative. A bill against Cincinnati Lumber Company receivers is filed in the Cincinnati Supreme Court, and The Children’s Aid Society plans to send ninety five children westward tomorrow as part of a semi official announcement.
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Gothern
Lord Dundreary
London
New ‘York
Baltimore
Versailles
Count Cadorna
Saeaeethe Cua, Lumber Company
Cincinnati
Children’s Aid Society of
New York
Indiana State Fair Dispatch Notes Senet Rates
A special dispatch from Indianapolis reports on the Indiana State Fair with reference to Senet Rates at 0.8 and mentions Miss Kate Morris in the context of the event.
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Kate Morris
Rochester N Y Probable Democratic Platform Candidates Named
Rochester New York notices outline the probable Democratic platform with named candidates and reports Tweed arrival as a notable development.
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Tweed
Tammany Excluded Aims Stir New York Power Showdown
Reports from New York on October 3 4 describe factions around the temporary chairman and the plan to exclude Tammany. Lines indicate Tweed and T Fields moved to secure control, with ongoing political maneuvering and no immediate change in the overall situation.
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New York
Smsiotan
Canesrel Taons
Cosmereen
Himealf
Large Arrival of Emigrants at Baltimore
A special dispatch reports the North German Lloyd steamship Berlin arriving in Baltimore at one o'clock. The vessel carried twenty-two cabin passengers and five hundred forty emigrants, mostly Germans. The emigrants departed for the West by the Baltimore and Ohio road at 9 45 last evening.
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Times and Chronicle
Lloyd Steamship
Berlin
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Municipal Muddle Spurs Praise for Comptroller Green
New York reports ongoing financial confusion as laborers press for unpaid wages while German Republicans issue statements. The comptroller Green receives commendation for his handling of the crisis amid public scrutiny.
Sherman Swindle Sequel Highlights Bank Document Catch
In Columbus a sequel to the Sherman Swindle emerges as a check for 1600 dollars drawn on the First National Bank of Cleveland payable to Henry McIntyre or bearer and signed by Duncan Sherman. A certificate of ten shares of 100 dollars each on Farmers and Mechanics Bank of East Birmingham is also involved, signed by Orlando Butts as cashier and D. S. Duncan as president. The certificate and check were in the ...
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First National Bank of Cleveland
Henry Mclntyre
Duncan Sherman
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of East Birmingham
Pame
Thos. Martin
Orlando Butts
D. 8
Duncan
Cassius M. Clay Prefers Greeley to Grant Speech
Cassius M Clay voices preference for Greeley over Grant in a political address. The text references the bridge accident and critiques of leadership, condemning despotism and urging stronger government. It notes military experience and warns of political failures and patronage tied to office seekers. Names of wounded and killed linked to the event are mentioned in a broad political context.
CONCERNING MURPHY THE MAYOR BROUGHT
The Chicago Journal reports President Grant discussed Collector Murphy with friends during a visit. He deemed the charge against Murphy unfounded and saw no reason for removal, despite calls from New York treasurer and public clamor.
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The
Chicago Journal
Grant
New York
President Grant Arrives in Dayton amid Salute and Praise
President Grant and party arrived in Dayton at eight o clock yesterday forenoon from the West. A saluting crowd greeted the train as it reached the city limits. He rejected some congratulatory remarks and expressed high regard for the Home and its management.
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Times
Chrousers
Darren
Grant
Guile
Pesan
River News Brief Special Dispatch Report
Special dispatch from The Times and Chronicle dated October 4 reports on river developments and local waterway activity. Details mention observed conditions, vessels, and potential impacts on trade and navigation.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Eaton
Overflow of water over the Mobile and New Orleans Railroad
Flooding reports indicate water spilling over the Mobile and New Orleans Railroad at three points along the line. Authorities assess damage and plan temporary detours as crews work to clear obstructions and restore service.
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Mobile and New Orleans
New York Dry Goods Market Notes Quiet and Steady
Market for cloths and goods shows subdued activity with dull nominal quotations across several fabrics. Calicoes, crepes, denims, muslin, and sheetings display small variations in price from 10 to 48 cents per unit, with several mills and brands listed among regional suppliers.
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New York
Nareghonc
Great Falls
Amoskeag
Laconia
Otis Axa
New York Mills
Utica
Oil market prices and market activity report
The October oil market shows prices quoted around 465 for bel and 470 for buyer all year, with firm spot values and bids steady. Trading notes indicate dull activity and firm demand, while various grades and buyers maintain elevated quotes amid market steadiness.
Market Report Mixes Foreign and U.S. Commodities
Grain prices held mixed in New Orleans and St Louis markets with oats steady to higher and corn firm while wheat remains steady. Cotton shows stronger demand with mid upland prices near 190, and flour prices rise on firm baking demand. Oil, peanuts, and whiskey hold steady amid broad commodity activity with varied regional quotes and futures.
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New Orleans
Caen
Sega
Sagar
Caba
Porto Rico
Bards
Tae
Goffen
Louisvis
Fair Arroyo
Scieo
Fatal Affrays in Toledo City and Environs
Fragmentary report describes deadly altercations within Toledo involving a man and his wife. Blurred text notes Bean’s recovery and a wooded burning area along a road between Antwerp and New Haven, spanning several miles. OCR errors obscure precise details about location and timing.
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Bean
Antwerp
New Haven
Ant
Cecil
Fragmentary text on newspaper circulation and events
The readable fragments discuss newspaper circulation names and timing, noting that no enterprise can alter or avert the paper's morning consequences. The passage references timing on the day of events and possible interference with service or delivery.
New Funding Bill Sought by Treasury Chief
The Secretary of the Treasury will urge Congress to fund a five hundred million balance with five twenties at 5 percent instead of 4. The President plans to travel to Boston for the International Railroad opening and then remain in the area for the season.
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Times and Chronicle
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
C Loth
Boston
International Railroad
Tammany Control Solidified in New York Democratic Convention
In Rochester a special dispatch notes Tammany Hall consolidating control at the Democratic Convention as delegations from New York faced removal of seats. Charles G Cornell presented a Tammany waiver amid grave charges against eminent leaders. Samuel J Tilden's supporters faltered but Tammany remains master of the situation.
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Times and Chronicle
Tammany Hall
Charles G. Cornell
Tammany
New York
Friends of the Reform
Samuel J. Tilden
State Committee
Tilden
Tamsbany
Rochzster
Democratic State Central Committee
Clarkson N. Potter
M.C
Committee On Credentiala
Potter
Lemuel J. Tilden
Trusia
Fedeavon
Grant
State of New York
Sow
United Socbigd
Ber
Gemuny
Ap Pir
DeWitt
York
New York City
Rochester
Exinga
Progress of the County Fair in Hamilton on October 4
Report from Hamilton notes a lively second day at the county fair with many rural visitors. Horses and blooded stock showings attract crowds, entries in some departments are allowed, and a prominent Democratic lawyer is rumored deranged and staying at Carthage Asylum. In Pittsburg, Grant arrival and receptions unfold as crowds flood mills and shops. Obituaries and court cases mingle with political dispatches and sensational local rumors.
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Times and Chronicle
Hamilton
Butler County
Carthage Asylum
Protestants Gather in Darmstadt on German Religion Strain
In Darmstadt a protest gathering discusses the condition of the Protestant faith in Germany. A declaration calls for safeguarding religious liberties and condemns actions restricting pure religious practice.
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Darmstapr
Germany
Another Mine Explosion France Hermann Sama- The steamships Ka
Ka and Bavaria steamships arrive after mine explosion reports from France and Hermann Sama. Unclear details. ships seen near port as authorities assess incident.
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France
Hermann
Sama
Bavaria
Free love and freedom in a muddled voice
A fragmented, archaic monologue debates free love amid social virtue and liberty. The speaker casts doubt on sexual emancipation, contrasting libertine urges with strict moralists, invoking biblical imagery and personal struggle. The text reflects conflicting desires and evasive statements without clear resolution.
Boston Prohibitory Convention Adopts Afternoon Recess
In Boston the Prohibitory Convention recessed for lunch after debating motions and resolutions. The body adjourned until 1 30 P M to resume proceedings and continue the session.
France orders new court martial in war Italy detains officers
Three eminent officers who surrendered to the Germans will be brought before a court martial. The Italian government determined action regarding officers and a potential dispute over responsibilities in the war.
Cortes supporters confident of Rivero victory
In Mavana on October 4, local observers report Cortes supporters backing Senor Rivero. The campaign hopes this momentum leads to his electoral success as voters prepare to decide in the upcoming contest.
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Mavana
Senor Rivero
Millwavxes Market Report in Quiet Trading
Millwavxes on October 4 reports flour steady and quiet trading. Wheat holds at 120 dollars for No 2, and barley remains steady around 50 cents per unit.
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Cassius M. Clay
Greeley
Teimea
Strang
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Peaen
Gage
Teeta Collecot
Raenee
Iteelf
Fitzgerald
Jame O'Connor
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Escot
Bliss
Beoeai
Dayton
President Grant
Porala
Additional River News
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the Times and Chronicle
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Toledo
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New On
Washington
Kings County
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Monongahela House
McCandles
Lincoln Club
John Brooks
Western Penitentiary
Elizabeth Vallentine
Second Avenue
Lothario
Gray
Annie Littell
Joseph Horn
Fred. March
March
Western Associated Press
Pike’s Opera-House
John T. Ford
Manaorn
Wood's Theatre
Cely
Lisa Weber
Wandering Minst Rmi
Lurline
Melodeon Hall
St. John’s Church
Mortgagss, &C
West Fourth St
Cincinnati, Ohio
Barcain
Wilson Bros
Insurance
Capital
Andes Tus. Co
Friemph Tas
Elosares Sufpia
Amazon Ins. Co
Andandestrie
Vego
Enfomcee
Piro
Orga
Meladeon
Bert Dane Ais Oem Bott
Sas
Josh Billings
Free Love
Ester
Doge
Italy
Coelerwrrateea
Murray Lanman
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