Portents of Local and National Crises Across Towns
The report chronicles a string of disjointed items from various cities. It notes payments to government funds, political tensions in Chicago and New York, and a Mayor Hall malfeasance case. It mentions an Arizona governor’s expedition reaching Fort McDowell and a large bond sale for a New York Battery terminus. Prairie fires near Yankton and a horse theft ring tied to the Black Hills are outlined, with convicts captured in Nevada and Sacramento. A political assassination plot and a New York lumber inquiry involving William E. Demarest are touched on in brief.
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Bymod
Chicago
Louisville
Hall
Foreman
Safford
Arizona
Fort McDowell
Minea
Cepart
Ann Arundel County
J. Savier
The
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Laramie
W.E
Black Hills
Moranat
Nevada
Losene
Sacramento
Norton
Black
Fose
Jones
Thomas H. Walker
W. F. Hughes
New York
William E. Demarest
Hackett
State Fair raids gambling houses. dozens seized in one night
Last night authorities raided gambling houses near the state fair capturing forty or fifty individuals in the act. Some offenders were detained while others were released on bail. The piece notes political change predicted as Republican State Central is a few days away, with Col. A H Conner, the present Chairman, described as unpleasantly associated.
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Republican State Central
Col
A. H. Conner
Keystone Coal Works Sets National Load Record
At the Keystone Coal Works owned by W. H. Brown the largest coal load in a day ever seen, with 28,250 bushels placed in two barges in thirteen hours. Goldsmith Maid to trot at Oakland Park on the 26th for a purse of $4,700. A grand jury pack and measures to influence the city charter are discussed. The Fifteenth Ward German Citizens rally and a new diocese proposal also appear amid the day’s issues. Board of Foreign Missions reports strong fundraising and upcoming missions.
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Times and Chronicle
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Keystone Coal Works
W. H. Brown
Europe
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Goldsmith Maid
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Ee Kel
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Irania
York
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New Bambe
Abercombie
New Jer Cheshire
Alfred Beach
Pennsylvania
Philadel
Delaware
Chester
Berks
Sayers
Bagel
Woodoff Sard
Board OF Foreign Missions
Supplement on Tyler Davidson Fountain offered for sale
The supplement to the Daily Times and Chronicle describes the Tyler Davidson Fountain Esplanade and surroundings without its history. It will be mailed to any address for ten cents postpaid. News agents and others can be supplied at 500 per hundred.
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Daily Times and Chronicle
Tyler Davidson
Woman Suffrage Convention to Meet in Chillicothe
October 6 dispatch notes a smallpox prevalence in Chillicothe affecting turnout for the Woman Suffrage Convention set for October 17 and 18, with a later notice stating the event will be held November 18 and 19 elsewhere, while local politics in Oonuarsus remain heated and Republicans push for full vote and fraud prevention.
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Times and Chronicle
Oonuarsus
Piqua
Chillicothe
Indian Commissioner Appointed
Special Dispatch reports Felix R. Brunot will become Indian Affairs Commissioner and start duties in November. The Treasury disputes press claims that European loan negotiations failed. Grant is en route front Baltimore for possible Boston appearance at the International Railroad fair.
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General Grant
Baltimore
Boston
International Railroad
Felix R. Brunot
Indian Affairs
Bond issuance progress reported by the department
In Wasuru town on October 6 the department stated prompt action with no difficulty seen in the bond issue.
A Father's Death by Own Action in Thirteenth Ward
Special Dispatch reports a man killed himself last night amid unhappy family ties and financial troubles, leaving a wife and five children. The Gray clerical scandal trial continues with Rev Dr J K Rine on the stand as questions about visits to a Fourth Street house evade clear answers.
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Times and Chronicle
J. K. Rine
Fourth Street
Mr. Gray
Fourth-street
G. M
Fichvarg Deere Hail Depicts Troubled Road to Safer Transit
Fragmented OCR notes describe a derailment or road trouble involving a railroad depot and safety concerns, referencing a bad path and hazard on a main route. Names and precise locations are unreadable, but the piece signals an incident affecting transport and public safety near a depot.
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Fichvarg Deere
Rei ‘Road
Oil Market Summary In Quiet Trade Across Regions
The Times and Chronicle dispatch notes steady prices with a quiet oil market. Crude at the depot quoted 12 1/2 to 12 3/4 cents, sellers option all year at 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents, buyers option at 12 1/2 cents. Oil City quiet and firm at 5.75, Titusville at 4.60 bid, New York market last night showed buyers’ favor with quotes around 14 1/2 cents per barrel.
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Times and Chronicle
Prirseuna
C. Eevee
Gataber
Lower Creek
Titusville
New York
Trude
Tweed Organ Calls Unpaid Laborers to Sale
The Tweed era note urges unpaid workers to support a sale organized by local official Gus Chaleyor, reflecting municipal strain and labor contention amid social unrest.
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Gus Chale
Fragmented OCR item on livestock bids and car sales
Readable lines describe livestock bids and car sales with numbers and prices. Mentions 1 car at 7c per pound for lambs, multiple lots of lambs and cattle, and car sales with varied prices. Lacks clear names or dates but preserves entity details like weights and bids.
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Tedas
Waaling Devly
Canada
Cog Wie Fouad
Ptt Bae
Masons Parade Enlivens Curcaco as Grand Lodge Meets
The National Grand Lodge of A Y Masons paraded this morning drawing 300 participants. The Grand Lodge session continues through Saturday with a banquet at Metropolitan Hall tonight featuring eminent speakers from the East and South. The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Illinois began its session in the Masonic temple this morning.
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Times and Chronicle
Curcaco
National Grand Lodge of
A. Y. Masons
Grand Lodge
Metropolitan Hall
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons of Illinois
Masonic Temple
Terrible Ravages of the Flames Across the Prairie
A Minnesota prairie fire rages southeast toward the Iowa border and Minnesota River, burning large tracts including Glencoe Lescar Markato and New Ulm. Wind drives the blaze with great fury, with many farms and homesteads reportedly destroyed and substantial loss of livestock and property feared.
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Gr. Paol
Mon
Prairie
Iowa
Minnesota River
Glencoe
Lescar
Markato
New Ulm
Drought Highlighted Across the West
A West region drought on October 6 is described as unequaled in the past twenty years, signaling extreme dryness and sustained heat. The report notes impacts on agriculture, water restrictions, and local communities facing heightened fire risk and crop losses.
Cable ships repair steamer Robert Lowe arrives at Plymouth
Lonpor October 6 The repairing steamer Robert Lowe reaches Plymouth with thirty three crew aboard amid reports of poor Loxpos quality and insufficiency Eugenie expected at a pie starship Thang has arived ot
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Lonpor
Robert Lowe
Plymouth
Eugenie
Thang
Connecticut Hepabrican Gin Over the Opening?
In Connecticut a limited, unclear OCR fragment hints at a regional event or note. The readable portion mentions Connecticut and opening related terms, but specifics are missing. Entities are sparse and no clear outcome or dates can be established from the fragment.
Unclear listing of local shop prices and items
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous prices and brands including Green Daniels three cord Holyoke and others. Specifics are unreadable, with missing context and garbled names making precise items and dates impossible to determine.
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H ‘S
Green & Daniels
Holyoke
Rocheforts Sentence Commuted in France
A fragmentary Paris dispatch reports the commutation of a sentence for Rocheforts, banishment from French term, amid mentions of government actions and a manifesto. The garbled text references Lyons journals and various European figures, with uncertain details about the case and outcomes.
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Paris
Isral
Lyons
Versailles
Markets by Telegraph October 6 Cotton and Wheat Prices Steady
Telegraph market page reports cotton quiet and wheat steady in Barley and Milwaukee quotes. Flour and oats listed with No 1 white Michigan at 1.40, No 3 white 1.44, cogn quiet with firm bacon lard at 10.0, pork at 15.00. New York session shows dull wheat and corn, with oats noted daily and rye firm futures. whiskey quiet as trade continues.
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Telegraph
Milwaukee
Teixpo
Michigan
Buffalo
New York
Dane de Cuanes
Coal and river coalways cross linked by lines
The Greenbrier Independent reports on coal transport ideas connecting the Kanawha and Ohio rivers with the New River and Bowyer's Ferry line. It hints at large scale ore and fuel movements, noting long interriver links and potential furnace connections along Clinton waters. The piece reflects early transport optimism across coal routes and river systems.
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Greenbrier Independent
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bowyer's Ferry
Clinton
Prier
New River
Kanawha
Ohio
Kanawha Ow
River Dispatch Reports Falling Water and Grounded Vessel
October 6 report notes river at 88 inches on Portland bar and 25 inches at French Island as the Monongahela drops slowly. Weather described as windy with light rain and cloudy warmth. mercury readings 56 at noon and 67 later. The Charmer runs aground on Portland bar while packets stay on schedule and merchants pray for rain.
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Times and Chronicle
Portland Bar
French Island
Prrissvure
Monongahels
Cusciminati Report On Brighton Yards Cattle Market
October 5 at Brighton Yards GEO Bens Superintendent notes arrivals of cattle numbering about 925 head with 100 sheep. Demand is short, prices range from 42 to 50 cents per hundredweight for common to prime stock and slower sales at 46 1/2 to 50 cents. Cattle gross averages vary by weight from light to heavy.
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Cusciminati
Brighton Yards
Geo, Bens
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