Fatal accident at Cambridge City races involving church association train
Special dispatch reports a Chicago map agent named Stewart killed instantly when a buggy overturns near Cambridge City. A friend was seriously injured as an excursion train to the fall races is planned for Wednesday and Thursday. The New Church Association of Ovie is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Daily Times
Stewart
Chicago
Cambridge City
New Church Association of
Ovie
Mysterious Team Found Hitched On Farm in Franklin Township
Early dawn revealed bay horses hitched with nearly new silver plated harness and a top buggy on Joseph Ledlum’s farm in Franklin Township. Mr Ladlaw and David Carter watched the scene through the day, and Ladlam took possession of the horses at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Joseph Ledlum
Franklis
Mr. Ladlaw
David Carter
Might
Ladlam
Special Disputed to the Daily Times Item
An important item labeled disputed is carried to the Daily Times for publication. The brief text notes a special dispute status and references the newspaper’s role in disseminating the notice.
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The
Daily Times
Special Election for Mayor Proclaimed by Daily Times
Naw Aruasy reports a special mayoral election tomorrow with five candidates in the field. The contest promises excitement as campaigns heat up.
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the Daily Times
Naw Aruasy, Inc
Wing navigation system marks first step in year
The Northern Mississippi report notes October 17 as a milestone in the development of a winged navigation system, marking the first completed step in the project. The brief item records progress in early aviation technology and cites Dr. Pacl and Muks as associated figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. Pacl
Zanzibar Turkish Rerep Stew Captures American Press
Unclear fragments describe a political or diplomatic incident involving Zanzibar and Turkish relations. The text hints at press coverage and a possible international context, but specifics are not readable. Further readable details are needed to identify involved persons, places, dates, and organizations.
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Tanley
Zanzibar
Inventor Bennett’s New Gas Ring Furnace Delivers Superior Heating
The article extols a novel heating and ventilation furnace by engineer C N Bennett. It highlights a gas ring smoke burner at the dome base, a two foot air intake, and enhanced combustion yielding more heat per coal. It claims unprecedented air heating surface, efficient fuel use, and superior performance versus existing furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes
C. N. Bennett
Bennet Hot Air Furnace Company
Hennett
Bennett
West Fifth Street
Verbal Insurance Contract Upheld by State Supreme Court
A judgment in Haslits vs. Alleghany Insurance was affirmed. The court held a verbal insurance contract binding where the charter required written form, noting notice of non-insurance was essential to fix payment, and estoppel did not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Hirem ‘K. Haslits
The
Alleghany Insurance Company
Court of Common Pleas
Alleghany County
Agnew
St. Louis
Kouatz
Presbyterian Synod meets on October 17 in Curia co
The Presbyterian Synod of the Northere notes New Year October 17 events as the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies approves a canon placing church duty on each church with assistance from knowledgeable sources. The report on relief for widows and al clergy was heard and concurred, with recess taken until Monday morning. The House adjourned to Monday morning.
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House of Pie Miateed
Shane
Blair
Maryland
Etki
Antil
Presbyterian Synod OF
Col Meacham Leaves Church After Further Wrangling
After further wrangling, Col. Meacham departed from the church, ending his involvement under disputed authority. The exit follows protracted discussions and internal tensions within the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Meacham
The Peabody Fund Report From New York
The General Agent Dr Sears presents a report on the Educational Fund stating specific grant amounts and allocations. Figures include various sums such as 13, 300, 10,200, and 36,800 tied to different scopes under the committee's oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Hhe Stahom
The
Educational Fund
Rees
R. Ylan
Boarox Visit by Grand Trunk Officials
Grand Trunk Rail officials have been in Boarox for three days inspecting terminal facilities and related operations. The erratic wording suggests a formal review of cargo handling and storage at regional terminals.
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Boarox
Grand Trunk Rail
Moit mine ore shortage blamed on construction fault
In Parney's Canon the Moit mine reports two thousand tons of ore on hand while officials blame a failure in a newly erected facility this season. The chaotic note mentions court officers and a tense period in Nes and Furnas counties as telegrams warn of further issues.
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Batt Lake
Moit
Parney’s Canon
Ocd
Court
Grand
Prominent Akron Leader Slashes Throat in Morning Crisis
James Merlin, notable citizen and Main Council member in Akron, reportedly committed self harm in his home early this morning amid financial embarrassment. A special dispatch to the Daily Times notes the act occurred during a period of personal distress.
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James Merlin
Bern
Count Von Arnim Visits to Delay Trial
Foreign dispatch notes Count Von Arnim arriving in Exreimx on October 1 for a lone visit aimed at delaying his trial, with authorities observing the move as a strategic pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exreimx
Count von Arnim
France Election Results with Republican Winners
In Calais on October 19, Meratines and MM Medicina and heirs were elected as republican candidates. The fall returns indicated vacancies in seven positions were filled, with Panis noted among the officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panis
Calais
Baton
Vr ’ Lips Meratines
Medicina and Heirs
Memphis Fire Causes Insured Loss Claims in Arkansas
In Memphis on Oktober 19 a fire damaged Dr. Lake P. Blackburn and another location in Arkansas with losses insured by American Phenix. Each insured claim stands at $2,000, affecting Memphis city records and insurers.
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Memphis
Lake P. Blackburn
Lacoie
Arkansas
Phenix
Judge Tilden Affirms Cincinnati Damages Judgment
Judge Tilden announced the opinion affirming the judgment at Cincinnati. The court affirmed damages for injuries sustained at Maud Station. Judgment in favor of the defendant affirmed.
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Tilden
Cincinnati
Springheld Railway A
Maud Station
Fragmentary Synod Proceedings Report
Vague notes describe a synod session with Rev. Mr. Hurd of Vanston presenting a case and moving to address charges. The record records testimonies and motions, with participation noted and the matter debated at length.
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Patton Veng
Hurd
Vanston
Eee
Compta
Accident at Piercetown disrupts Pork Packers meeting
A secretary appears injured in an accident postponing the National Pork Packers Convention events in Piercetown. Reports say the incident occurred Saturday causing delays in the convention schedule and pending official notices.
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B. F. Howard
National Pork Packers
Gina
Piercetown
Tedione
River News Dispatch Teases Varied Channel Conditions
Speck reports dull river flow with 22 inches near Cin clear and pleasant. Louisville and Evansville note river levels around 3 feet 5 inches in canal and 2 feet on falls. Port lists mention A J Baker and barges proceeding. Puppy Creek reports a missing packet R W Dogan. Weather shows clear conditions and river gauges fluctuating, with notes from Port List and Evansville.
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Pirresy
Louisville
Key
A. J. Baker
R. W. Dogan
Puppy Creek
Merc
Local Matters Report and Police Court Notes
The official count will finish late today. Charles Sissuen is arrested in St Louis. Edward Ross convicted this morning for breaking into Madame English’s on George Street and sent to the workhouse for thirty days. James P. Wilson arraigned for stealing a gold watch and chain from Mrs. Alice Barnes and held on $1,500 bail to answer in Common Pleas. Coroner J. G. Maller of Riverside reported finding a bundle of items along the river tied to a possible homicide inquiry.
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Edward Ross
Madame English
George Street
Ork-House
James P. Wilson
Alice Barnes
Court of Common Pleas
Thornton Davis
Nelson Brooks
Geisler
Edward Air
Nelson
Sale Winutes Ae
Willem Nelson
William Nelson
Bill
Major Morton Reassumes Duty at Chamber Desk
Major John Randolph Morton, renowned clerk of the Chamber of Commerce, has fully recovered from his illness and is back at his desk, receiving warm congratulations from friends. David K. Este will celebrate his 90th birthday on Wednesday, the 21st inst.
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John Randolph Morton
Chamber of Commerce
David K. Este
Saloon Row Ends in Prolonged Shootout on Sixth Street
About 1 a.m. in Herman Rose’s saloon between Carr and Harriet streets, John Brenning was seriously wounded during a fight over drinks. A revolver fired by the proprietor wounded Brenning in the head. Brenning was later taken to Cincinnati Hospital. The proprietor was arrested on shooting charges, bail set at 1500 dollars, with case continued to November 3.
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Herman Rose
Sixth Street
Carr
Harriet
John Brenning
Brenning
Prietor
Logge
W. T. Brown
Exiot
Cincinnati
Canes
Grebb lay Entertainment Inscnc tion Suit before Superior Court
City Solicitor sues City Auditor and others over 1572 restraining expenditure for Horace Greeley visit entertainment. Court notes improper liability for municipal funds and discusses a fall causing damage at a pre school building during repairs. Demurrer overruled, decision favored plaintiff. other cases decided include Woodward et al vs Btein.
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Tilden
Yaple
O'Connor
Grebblay Entertainment
City Auditor
Horace Greeley
Tole
Plaleti
Eenion
Ita
Btein
Local property changes and civic improvements noted
Mr Lewis buys Huch Keown’s corner Sixth and Vine. Rev Camp in Dayton. Rev Young preached yesterday. Magill plans a stone wall on Washington Avenue. Village and city on Barnet Avenue work delays noted. spring needed. Avondale theatricals praised for lively Gipsy camp scene and leafy decor. audience pleased with performance.
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Camp
Dayton
Young
H. M. Magill
City
Washington Avenue
Barnet Avenue
Oars Bank
Avondale
Court and crime notes mix in Independence region
Court actions at Independence and Brookville open tomorrow. A West End disturbance surrounds Miles being battered at Murphy's saloon. German Life Insurance Society forms with Catholic, assessed members. Bishop Toebbe attends. meeting resumes next Saturday. Local notices cover funerals, conveyances, and mayor’s court sentences. Coroner probes a death by exposure. engine house prepares a natural floor. Oysters and law enforcement figures feature in Newport.
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Court of Claims
Independence
Lay
Brookville
Bracken County
George W. Bain
Cavitt
Odd Fellows
W. P. Miles
West End
Murphy
West Third Street
Miles
Pat
German Life Insurance Society
United Order of Workmen
C. Hellebusch
J. B. Mecklenberg
Toebbe
Fragmented 19th Century Notes From A Local Paper
A jumble of local items reports church events and sickness, with mention of the remains of a lamented individual, consecration of St. John’s Church, and a hospital confinement. It notes a high score at Newport Bowling, asks about a new Commanding Officer, and records a street accident involving a young woman at Manget’s building. The passage ends with a dispute between John Preuss and Mr. Kiawp.
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Manget
Abarn
Ser
John Preuss
Squirrels, court notes, and a moving procession in Newport
Fragmented items describe a chaotic morning with a pursued squirrel on Chesnut Street and a repair to a chase in Madison, plus brief county court scenes in Newport. Local life appears crowded with a dogged squirrel, a stray parade, and real estate transfers across Newport and Dayton Kentucky.
Apple and Peach Varieties List and Address/Postage Notice
A historic list of apple varieties for small orchards and early peach cultivars adapted to Maryland latitudes is followed by notes on emerging varieties and market losses. The article also contains a post office forwarding instruction for a publisher’s resident and postage rates for second copies and mail matter.
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Mr. Fits
Senate Agg
Albemarie
Axater
Grimes
Rawle
Limbertwig
Hubbardson
Powers
Dixie
Maryland
York
Hale
Kennedy
Fay
Morris
George 1
Columbia
Henrick
St. George
Crawford
Baldwin
Pew
Stanis
Episcopal Convention Debates Canons and Session Schedules
New York October 19 reports a Protestant Episcopal Convention session with message 23 on canon and music moved to the calendar and referred. Amendments on evening sessions, open sessions daily 10 to 4, and Bishop Illinois discussion were debated. several motions were adopted or rejected. Committee reports urged fewer clerical and lay deputies and urged increased missionary fund subscriptions.
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Protestant Episcopal Convention
Welch
Board of Missions
Barber
House
Stearns
Illinois
Meridien
Barry
Ohio
Beardsly
Connecticut
Benjamin
Mies
Messiaze
House of Bishop
Louisville Exposition Ends as Sherman Family Heads West
In brief items many events are noted including General Sherman's family trip to St Louis, the Woman's Congress adjournment in Chicago, and Omaha troops en route for New Orleans. The American Jockey Club meet closes with Acrobat winning 1100 dollars over two and a half miles in 4 33 95. A Toledo board considers banning public school reading of lots. Iron ore finds in Ihechen County Utah prompt ore furnace at Cedar City. Utah Southern Railroad progress includes five tons of pig iron daily and southward rail extension plans. Bishop Sharp travels East to arrange land.
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American Jockey Club
Acrobat
Board of Education of
Toledo
Cedar City
Utah
Provo
Utah Southern Railroad
Bishop Sharp
Baltimore Man Stabbed in Street Fight After Bet On Beer
In a Tuesday incident on Monument and Caroline streets a man named Mitchell drew a knife and stabbed his assailant to the heart after a scuffle over a bet on beer. The attacker died within minutes. the victim survived. Police investigated the shocking street fight.
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Reetee Biltimore
Caroline Streets
Hell
Kelly
Mitchell
Derby Day Harness Wins Highlight Henderson Meet
In Henderson Kentucky races, Lindenberger's Billy Spencer won the for all trot, Alcock's Orphan Girl captured the running race and mile heats, Price's Doblé took the four year old trot, and J Morgan's Crown Prince won the Consolation running trace. The Consolation trot was not finished.
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Henderson
Kentucky
Lindenberger
Billy Spencer
Alcock
Orphan Girl
Price
Doblé
J. Morgan
Crown Prince
Wheat and grain prices dominate New York market report
Aviva October 19 notes dull wheat No 2 Milwaukee at 1 2 and barley steady at $128 Canada. Corn quiet and oats dull, with elevating prices and fluctuating freight. In Chicago and New York there are mixed movements: wheat steady to lower, corn active easing, oats quiet, lard and bacon steady, whisky steady at 1 1 2? per gallon. Bulk meats and receipts noted, with range prices for corn, oats and bran and several stock figures.
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Milwaukee
Rugnie
Canada
New York
Claus Br
Louis
Gmcaco
Dictober
Cary
Bsc
Bas Whiekdull
Louisiana
Cinciona
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