Interview Fragments Hint at Grant Relative Link and Local Reactions
A fragmented report depicts a reporter probing Grant’s kin in New York, focusing on a relative named Corbin by marriage. Corbin, a Democrat and Methodist, rejects gold selling rumors and dismisses Fisk as a brash figure, while other named locals and officials appear in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
New York
Corbin
Dana
Mim
Jim Fisk
Fisk
Corbothe
Grand St Louis Fair Attendees Hear Woman Suffrage Talk
The St Louis Fair drew large crowds with estimates from thirty to fifty thousand. Premiums were awarded in cattle and horse classes, races featured a $1,350 Southern Hotel purse, and ex president Barrett received a public reception. Prince Arthur sent best regards for an October visit, while a Woman's Suffrage Convention, led by Julia Ward Howe and Susan B. Anthony, discussed equal rights and constitutional implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Fair
Primce Arthur
Barrets
Woman's Suffrage Convention
Lilie Peekham
Susana B. Anthony
Julia Ward Howe
J. H. Spears
Tallula
Ilindle
Ace
J. H. Pickrell
Harristown
Ahah Booth
Lancaster
Lancaster and Harem
J. H
Har- Tore’ Tii
Peaien
Quisenberg
Bridgeton
Bio
Southern Hotel Premium
Clark
Prince Arthur
Mia Leeo Meyer
Polly
Barrett
Nook
ex-Pi
Hee
Tesha
Francie Miner
Beane
Julia Ward
Boston
Mix
Phoebe
W. Co
Siusins
Louia
Ure
Miner
Freer
Frances Miner
Missouri
Susan B.eee
New York
OM. A. Lig
MM Cole
Obie
Phelps
Lie Peckham
Wis Scretary
Phoeni W. Cousins
St. i Penanareates
Geo. B. Hale
St. Louis
Peckham
Butler County Fair Ends With Awards Attracting Crowd
Correspondent notes a large turnout at the Butler County Fair in Hamilton on October 7 1869. Officials announced premiums for cattle swine and plows with several local merchants and families named among award recipients as visitors browsed exhibits and horse shows, anticipating tomorrow’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
John Martin
H. Mallett
Robert Kennedy
J. B. Shafer
J. Schenck
Een
Almon
Samuel Dick
McCreary
J. E. J. Williame
O. Mondy
T. W. Scoby
J . M. Anderson
J. O. Symes
P. Burns & Co
Hamilton, Millikin, Shipley & Co
Derta
Scratched and Non-Scratched Politics Commentary
A fragmented political critique discusses candidates and corruption. It mocks a dominant figure, questions competence, and envisions reform through cleaner processes and fair refreshments, aiming to calm public distrust and encourage voter engagement.
National Banks Face Big Suit Over Bankrupt Law
A major bankruptcy case in Washington questions National Bank lending limits. Bayne and Co. allegedly owed nearly 500,000 to creditors, with banks loaning Bayne 800,000 against the National Banking Law. The dispute centers on whether banks overstated or violated the 10 percent capital rule and implications for public interests. The case is contested by both sides and carries broad public importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beet
Washington
Balti
Bayne & Co
Cone
Stewart
Bayne & C
Hair stealing roams Evansville in series of outrages
A local report from Evansville describes a man unknown cutting the hair from a young woman’s head. The victim had long native growth hair and authorities note several similar outrages have occurred in the city recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Evansville
Water Supply Aims From East Slope To Treasure Hill
A White Pine correspondent reports a water project drawing from the eastern slope and dividing terrain to supply Treasure Hill. The system pumps water across the valley to a reservoir near Treasure City, with Hamilton drawing from a siphon. Capacity is 2,500,000 gallons daily, costing about $300,000.
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Col
Amiston
Valland
Treasure Hill
Aeranac
Soleil Vna
Treasure City
Hamilton
Teen mother in Boone county has quadruplet birth
On Monday last a girl aged sixteen in the employ of EE Casey of Walton Boone county Kentucky gave birth to four children, all boys. Mother and children are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee” Casey
Walton
Boone County
Fragmented Telegraphs Sketch Turbulent Times Abroad
A patchwork of telegrams reports political upheaval in Tennessee with mentions of the Fifteenth Amendment, a governor's message to the legislature, and shifting party lines. Military crises, fires, and accidents populate the wires, including a fire at Wentworth refinery, a Milwaukee and St Paul locomotive explosion with no fatalities, and tobacco crops threatened by frost.
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Tennessee
Baltimore
Ohio
Benner
Genoa
Spain
Rome
New York
Democrats of
Maryland
Leven Walford
Chicago
St. Paul
Presbyterian Church
SV. E. Hobson
Internal Revenue
Third
Sigel
Henenant Prassentian
Thses
Enso
Nathan Albertson
Plainfield
Fairgrounds
Tedianepalla
Thomas C. Hillhouse
Ssa
Oritama
Tome
New York Central
Hudson River
Virginia
Cortes
Criminal Court of
Nashville
Soca
Leavittsburg
Omer
Broo
Vem
Tei
Homer
Lake Langanyika
Aoe
Generecy
Te Beatesi
Aspa
Gece
Peror
Keratzy
Legislative
Mexico
Romero
Ant Sport
Potosi
San Luis Potosi
Virginia Senate
Gov. Walker
Alleged Crime and Retribution at Metropolitan Hotel
Yesterday afternoon at about 4:30 the Metropolitan Hotel on Douglas Street became the scene of a violent incident. Davis, a former cook of fourteen months, was confronted by men seeking him over a dispute involving a man named William H. Broadus and a little girl. Broadus, with a colored woman, located Davis at his Thirteenth Street residence and brought him back to the hotel. Davis was arrested and taken to the county jail for examination.
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Paris
New York
Pantin Station
Les Quatres Chemins
I Tits Sbshachien
Pantin
Paria
Sergens de Ville
Peo
Porte-Monnaie
Vg Mopheses
The
Figaro
Omer Poe
Dun Nord
Rigny
Liste Pateopetician
Reside de l’Alp
Roubaix
Roubai
Imap
Tota
Jean Kinck
Jean K
Alec
Tienel Serge
Opinion Nationale
Reat du Nord
America
Dunguseus
Peiloioelens
Char
Ice
Eulgran
Inlhea
Nate
Rey Wat Eees
Feria
Metropolitan Hotel
Douglas Street
Davis
Thirteenth Street
Dodge
Capitol Avenue
Isaac Clegg
William H. Broadus
Metropolitan
Broadus
Thistree
Omaha
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W. A. Masters
Airy
Hamilton County
John Ebersole
Carpen
Columbia Forney
Luron Countz
Charles
Waveatr
Br. Louis
Prent
Commies
Canada
Alpe
Vis
Whea
United States
B. Anthony
Miami
Susan B. Anthony Seoisent
Ee Niethie Po
Committee On Resolutions
United
Cincinnati Times
California
Tectacnion
Petersburg
Allen
Prussia
Wig
John Boviel
Adrian, Mich
Christian Church
Kansas City
Henry Ward Beecher
Wall S
Lexington Association
Kentucky Association
Lexington
Dillan
Mary Pillow
Gideon J. Pillow
Maury County
Tenn
Forsyth
WH. Glenny &C
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
FURS
MO. C. Buerkle
Main Street
Brush Factory
Cincinnati Brush Factory
Walter Gow
A. C. Richardn
East Fourth St
Cincinnati, Ohio
Freeman St
Joseph Foster
Steam Marble Works
Canal Sts
Besin
Postoffice Bulletin
Fifice
Hobbe
Broadway
Martin
Fifth Street
Building
N. W. Eens
C. Phoebus W. Lyon
Wu. P. Liow & Ton
PEARL
Pat
A. Berry
Bcc
SCE
Duncan
Ankin's March
N. B
Barnet Mouse
Pearl Street
Plum Street
Rankin & CO
Fianos
Electrotype Foundery
McKaw & Cullin
Vine Street
Ekg Sige
Punt
Omri
Ivan
MAS
Congress
South
Geo. C. Ware
Locksmith & Bell-hanger
Race Street
Bet
KIRBY _& BROTHER
Buck
tRax & Co
A & Stormaune
McLean &C
Sud-Sealatp New Youn
Klastioc
M. Desmand
DR. Morrill
Galt House Hotel & Restaurant
An Coe
Bancae Saran Rman
Coffin
Shane
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