Liberia Church Efforts Highlight Protestant Mission
Bi Crowther of the Niger diocese plans a December visit to Liberia to conduct services and support forming a self sustaining church. Forts aim to rebuild their church ruined in March 1873, with Professor Freeman calling for contributions to a fair organized by ladies. gifts sent to Y Porterfield, 115 Wall Street, New York.
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Liberia
Bi Crowther
Niger
Freeman Ne
Alte Caced
Messrs. Y Porterfield
Wall Street
New York
Witewski Case Complicates Democratic Caucus Split
Special Dispatch reports a long jury deliberation in the Witewssi case, with the caucus feverish over leadership. Rumors say Fernando Wood may head the Ways and Means Committee while Morrison cedes prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witewski
Jery
Democratic
Seventh Annual Dakota Mission Churches Conference
Extracts describe a regional church conference in Dakota held by the Episcopal group with multiple churches participating. The fragment mentions a barometer reading and a schedule item from October, with unnamed organizers and attendees noted in garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Mission Churches (Co
Rail gauge work and freight shifts noted in Cincinnati area
The gauge upgrade for Bee Line cars was finished yesterday. Cincinnati depots report strong business with no shipments stalled. Key manpower moves include E Gimperling to Cincinnati Southern at Ville Junction, M H Smith handling Indianapolis freight traffic, and A Vandegrift joining Cincinnati Southern with duties starting Monday. Last C&WI train from Robb's Station at 5:30 PM, with 5:20 and 6:40 PM truncations. Indianapolis Blooming ton and Western receivers struggle to secure locomotives due to cost and bondholder hesitancy. A veteran freight agent criticizes rate cutting and rebates as harming business while noting shifts in rail leadership and operations.
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Bee Line
Cincinnati
E. Gimperling
Bloomington
Western Road
Gee
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Road
Eng
Lew
Drummond
Boticr
Corr
Ciy
Walian
Indianapolis
Covington News and Local Meetings Reported
The Covington community notes a meeting of the Mextixe or Tue Tancunes Association at the High School at 2 PM with Superintendent Best presiding. Topics included lectures on fractions and definitions, a talk by Alma Viesthier, and a report on incidents such as a broken arm and a local temperance meeting planned for Greer’s this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Seston
Apnaete Eekes
Jennie Macklin
Alma Viesthier
Mars Lazare Tunoor
Maysville
Wersand
Biskely
M Bostwick Geisbauer
Ree
Saband
Perkins
Helm
Verdict of Not Guilty in Witowski Case General Negie's Cane
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Wasakatos October 14 reports the jury returning a not guilty verdict in the Witowski case around noon. The District Attorney privately states he will not pursue General Negley’s trial, opting for nolle pros. Negley’s supporters vow to press for trial to vindicate him.
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Witowski
General Negie
Cincinnati Times
Wasakatos
Negley
Beem Appointment Mentioned in Western Associated Press
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a presidential action to appoint Beem, with garbled remnants including Peedon and Pee 1ieana, leaving unclear details about the context or officials involved.
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Associated Press
Beem
Peedon
Bishop's Majority Expected Below Twenty Five Thousand
Dispatch from Columbus reports the Democratic Committee across 79 counties believes Bishop's majority will not exceed 25 000. Twenty counties have been heard from by the Secretary of State. Insane asylum removals will fund Columbus hospital repairs, delaying further admissions. A McAlister & Son warehouse fire caused losses across several insurers including British America and Ohio Fire Association.
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Bishop
Cincinnati Times
Columbus
Democratic Committee
Secretary of State
Columbus Hospital
McAlister & Son
British America
Commercial Union
Ohio Fire Association
Farmer John Sprohn dies in apparent suicide
Special Correspondence reports John Sprohn a well regarded farmer, 55, living east of town, shot himself yesterday morning in a pen adjoining the breakfast room. He ate breakfast, then used a rifle to end his life. motive unknown.
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Weer Uxiox
John Sprohn
Here
Ingersoll Replies To Paine Death Controversy
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll responds to a New York Observer piece arguing Thomas Paine died a cowardly death. He presents substantial evidence to counter the claim and challenge the Observer’s position.
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Pronto
Robert G. Ingersoll
New York Observer
Thomas Paide
Ingersoll
Paine
Observer
Libney charges and runaways ripple through Beecher talk
The report cites Henry Ward Beecher accusing Gilman of various acts and noting Gilman’s sister’s daughter’s marriage. Nash faces fraud accusations while a Boston official’s case unfolds. A runaway boy aboard the steamer England is released on bond as authorities probe school disappearances and international travel.
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Gilman
Beecher
Nash
Libney
England
New Yor
Henry Ward Beecher
Auburn
Perkins
Secienadae
Ian Tee
Tee
Emp
Boston
Berlin
Tim A
J. Ian
el Hombare
New Jere
Sch
Failure of Ritterschaftliche Bank at Stettin
The Ritterschaftliche Bank at Stettin is reported to have failed causing a general mood drop. The managing director reportedly acted without the council’s knowledge as two men secured discounts on doubtful bills. The bank held capital of 9,000 with deposits around 20,000,000 and discounted bills totaling 200. The principal losses threaten the bank and the rail line.
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Bertin
Ritterschaftliche Bank
Stettin
Ank
WAR NOTES Sistova October 13 Reception to Czar
War notes from Sistova report a reception planned for the Czar as rations are prepared for transport to headquarters in St. Petersburg. An official dispatch notes a torpedo attack at Sulina mouth on the Danube causing loss of a steamer and possible casualties. The Czar infers promotions for distinguished soldiers after exams. Livitsky dismissed from Russian headquarters staff. a more hopeful mood follows.
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Sistova
Receppea
St. Perenssere
Sulina
Danun
The Portland Failure of Russell Lewis & Compares
Portland notes a corporate failure as liabilities reach about 25 000 with assets around 75 in a local insolvency report. The record names Russell Lewis and Co as involved, tracing the financial collapse and early liquidation steps in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Russell, Lewis & Compases
Editor Dead Port Serene Mo October 13
A newspaper editor is reported dead in Port Serene Missouri with fragmented OCR text indicating a date of October 13 and unclear attribution. The readable fragments suggest a local incident or obituary notice surrounding the editor.
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Port Serene
Trai Por Elijeh Woo. Heen
River News Dispatches From October Climate Reports
Special dispatches describe river conditions with a 1 foot 11 inch level and falling, noted as clear and cool weather. The reports reference Chester and Louisville, with mentions of Grandbake and Dora Cabler in city contexts, reflecting dated river and weather notes from October.
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River News
Cincinnati Times
Catro
A. ML
Dora Cabler
City of Chester
Weather and river notes from St Louis region entry
The report cites clear cool weather in St. Louis and Chester with a forecast of a cool morning in Fran ville. It notes ships overdue including the Stahman twelve hours late and the Anderson twenty four hours behind, with river gauge readings at a low not seen since 1873. Mercury ranges 56 to 74. Wind from the south.
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St. Louis
Dora Cabler
Franville
Chester
Slim Island
Seesie Maweserson
Stahman
Anderson
Market notes show dull petroleum and mixed grain activity
Telegraph market wires report a dull petroleum market with quiet wheat and mixed grain prices. Wheat declines at some points while flour remains in demand. later notes from New York show flour quiet and lard and pork prices steady with oil and molasses unchanged.
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Telegraph
Pinal Linden Saekone
Sinica
Torzpo
Teller
Michigan
Orerars
Louis
Ravember
White
New York
Oory
Market Quiet and City Fight Highlight Daily Dispatch
Te-Day's dispatch notes a quiet market with steady prices on city goods and barrels. It mentions strong counter-pressure from sellers and a tense outlook as prices hold while futures show cautious gains in New York trading.
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Cass
Seine
Wells
Ned
New York
Court Hearing Condemns Late Motion Writ Filing
In Hamilton District Court Judge Johnston hears the Cox Bernard Mandamus case as Walter and counsel present arguments. The court notes defendants failed to file timely writs and orders the motion to be carried over to next Saturday for further consideration and response.
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Buch Walter
Wight
Ag Telatcr
Dibdevide
Borhwalter
Tim
Joe
Coline
Tulsa
Probate Court Admits Will of Georgeitield In Morning Session
Probate court before Judge Mataon admitted the will of Georgeitield this morning with Sameeree as administratrix of Goeans. Jacob Flemming was named in the proceedings as executor or administrator.
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Mataon
Georgeitield
Jacob Flemming
Victor Hugo Speaks as Radical Senators Rally in Paris
In Paris on October 13 public interest pulses over the election as Victor Hugo presides at a meeting backing Chevy's ticket. Hugo proclaims France is of age and will follow its own course, while radicals rail against official candidates and government control of press distribution amid arrests and admonitory notes from the Foreign Office.
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Paris
MacMashon
Bedell
Menier
Montrouge
Foreign Office
Commernique
la Fionece
Rappel
London
Daily News
Cates
Libourne
Republican Party
Chevy
Victor Hugo
France
Montesquieu
Ashington
Aoe Pence
Annes
Senate
Daan Friow
Metitaaions
Wwe
Amendment Shortening Morning and Evening Prayer Rejected
In Boston on October 13 General Convention discussed an amendment to shorten morning and evening prayers. Dekaven and ex Governor Stephenson supported adoption while most opposed. The vote, 45 ayes to 13 nays, showed broad diocesan opposition across delegations.
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Boston
Dekaven
Ece
Stephenson
Kentucky
Ee Ivid
Washington Trials and Clemency Motions
Washington reports events in the Witowski case ending with acquittal. A nolle prosequi is entered in the Negley Stewart case. The District Attorney claims a pardon for Stewart and Judge McArthur notes readiness to recommend Executive clemency.
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Washington
Ees
Witowski
Negley Stewart
California Congregationalists Demand Changes to Chinese Immigration
The California Congregationalists Assembly adjourned after adopting resolutions opposing Chinese immigration and calling for modification of the Burlingame treaty to reflect that stance. The gathering in San Francisco concluded work last night during the annual session.
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California
City of Vera Cruz Stewardess Dies After Quarantine Hospital Admission
Mrs Mary Drake of 402 West Thirty first Street was removed to a quarantine hospital on Thursday as a yellow fever patient and died yesterday.
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New York
Mary Drake
West Thirty-61st Street
City of Verao Cruz
Heavy Exports to England Reach New York
On October 13 a steamship departed for England with 133000 bushels of wheat shipped from Boston. The Tees steamships line reports strong export activity as New York absorbs grain destined for the UK market.
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England
New York
Eland
Boston
Jerome Park Races One Mile Handicap Result
Jerome Park in New York saw a one mile handicap race won by Lady ears with Cuba finishing third. The winning time was 1 minute 47 seconds.
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New York
Jerome Park
Lady Ears
Cuba
Settlement at 25 Percent Coin in St Jonx
In St Jonx N B Seber I settled a claim at twenty five percent of face value. Payments arranged over three months with interest to accrue at six and twelve months.
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St. Jonx
N. B. Seber 1
Provincetown News Brief: Charlie Lost Four in Gale
Oct report from Provincetown notes a squadron incident as Charlie lost four sailors during a gale. The fragment mentions Gene and Sep but lacks full context or identities. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Provincetows
Sqn
Charlie
Rumor Claims Man Run Over This Afternoon
A rumor circulated about three o'clock this afternoon alleging a man had been run over. No verified details or authorities confirmed the incident at this time.
Radway’s Resolvent Promises Cure for Tumor Rumors
Fragmentary vintage ad claims Radway’s Resolvent cured a 12 year growth labeled a tumor in the back and ovaries. The testimony mentions relief after taking one bottle and a second box, asserting the tumor vanished and comfort returned.
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Radway
Annos and April 30 1875 in Birussia Letter Notes
Fragmentary correspondence discusses ovarian tumors and medical observations. Mentions Mrs A and Mrs teen, with references to mesane and True, and a Summer plan about "an one from end aasebe." Concludes with Annona Mica and a date in 1875.
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Rapwat
RS. C. Erapsa
Mra
Rapwar
Ann
Ares
Annona
Mica
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Brookville, Ind
Tipedal Dispatch
Brookville, Inc
Winecott
Urmston, H. Berry
J. F. McKee
Wasmisotow
Sserewupaee
Enetieree
U.S Anes
Obeerv
Weare
Lavenport
Port Bull D. T
St. Rata
Kan
Outeville
J. Adel
Railroad Notes
Covington News
Maxwatt
Maxwell
Ifn Epee Lumber
Janus Savroup
Peaseiburg
Sgkae
Cueia Pearses Memon
Greer
Newport News
Tua Plum
Crean Renee
Tae Waterworks Commissioners Met Teat Ih
Gilead
Davidson Ve. Schriver
Muases
J. A
Grace M. M. E
Presb
Fatwes Ison
Orrhea Borp
Uae
Pont
York Street
M. L. Ross, Po ® Naster
Bob Legersel
Tom Paine
The
Livitsky
Livitesky
Steft
Loodr
Becterm
Ak le
Peat P. M
Te-Day
Barnes
Court Bulletin
Hamilton District Court
J Johnston
Cox- Bernard Mandamus
Probate Court
P. MH
Episcopal Convention
Aer
ST A
Rene
DR. Radway
Reirs
Hidmey
Bladder
Mabley
Aen’s Department
Black Union
Aes
Milton
Children’s
Goods Department
Mabley's Mammoth Clothing House
Fifth St
Fountain
Ormanuevas
Barrett
Lawrence Barrett
Facewell
Wm. Bartlett
Lawrence Barret
Sculaus Caesar
Lingards
Hawley's
Aan
Robinees
Opeora
Ted
Mga Deward
Edwin Booth
Twente
Chuseh
Taase
Wood's Theatre
Aims & Miller
den Thompson
Mime
Julia
Wilsote Meter Wal
Kiets
Inda al Denenate
Mies
Adrian Gray
Miss Tin
Aadieon
Minsella Benton
Bellevue House
Cincinnati Orchestra
Theodore Thau Wald
Pumday
Beene Chagen
Beaconsfield Mone
BAT
VET
Jobe D. P Modteigen
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