Body of a Young Girl Found Packed in a Box
A disturbing Naples shipment arrived with a box containing a young girl’s body. Police, led by Dr. Leoni, examined the corpse and found the legs bent, arms crossed, and a cross gum seal. Death likely from suffocation or brain trauma, with organs removed and body concealed to delay discovery.
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Naples
London Times
Francesco Buono
Lero
Horta San Giovanni
Leoni
Jonas
Faison
Magnificent Funeral of a Favorite Daughter at the Mosque
A funeral procession for the beloved daughter of a beja king or noble rode from the mosque the next morning. Twenty four bullocks camels and other livestock carried bread dates cooked meats and vegetables while wagons bore water and siray. At routes people received charity as others tossed gifts. The coffin of rough hewn wood lay within linen and the Koran accompanied the deceased. The mourners’ grief was extreme as the family and community paid respects and observed seven days of mourning.
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Peenty
Fry
Death by Own Action of a Clergyman in Dayton
Reports from Dayton Journal describe the death of Daniel Weybright a clergyman found on his Weybright farm near Milton. He reportedly left his wife after telling her he would visit the farm to check conditions and disappeared. His body was found in a weed patch with wrist veins cut and throat gashed.
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Dayton Journal
Daniel Weybright
Weybright
Boy Woods
Aks
Milton
Weybright Farm
Massachusetts Republicans Stung by Doubt in Rice Victory
Reporters note unease among Massachusetts Republicans as outsiders question Senator Rice's election and campaign strength. General Burnett's refusal to support a Democratic lieutenant governor candidate cools ardor for fusion plans, while Democrats reassess effort to capture the governorship ticket. historical context cited with remarks on a Democratic governor in 1574, highlighting a broader political landscape.
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Massachusetts
Rice
Buarnett
Adams
Bartlett
Oil Market Firm With Higher Prices Across Regions
Special dispatch reports oil market firmness and rising prices. Refined oil at 83 and Parker's Market show firm prices with wells at 50 and immediate shipment at 175 4s. Oil City Market remains very firm at 173, reflecting strong demand and supply constraints.
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Cincinnati Times
Prrissene
Parker
United
Senator Chandler Named Secretary in Surprise Move
Special Dispatch reports on October 19 that Senator Chandler accepted a formal offer to become Secretary after prior denials. The President extended the offer this morning, with assurances of integrity and efficient leadership. No change is expected for the Assistant Secretary.
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Cincimati Times
Washington, D. C
Chandler
Hia
Wass Motor
District Supreme Court
Ingly
Tabiec
Cincinnati Times
Indianapolis
Sol. Meredith
Cambridge City
Athon
Templars
Toledo
Wood County
Perrysburg
T. P. Brown
C. J. Swan
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Masonic Grand Lodge
County by County Population Figures Released
Returns have now been received from sixty three counties. Certificates incorporating the Mutual Life Association of Cincinnati and the Telegraph Supply Company of Cleveland with 100000 capital were filed today.
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State
Allen
Hayes
Odell
Cary
Young
Taomp
Green
1Oeke
Schreiner
Sii
Ar "Er "Liste
Ane Adame
Malivaine
Ery
A' Agan
Thatcher
Clermont
aAllen
Thompson
Ois Wilson Acon
Oe Dillikin
Adem
Onbusn
Meiivart
Memapemnesy
O’ Hagan
Williams
Schreiners
Millikin
Powell
Little
Osburn
Mclvaine
O'Hagan
Thatcher Tco Donate Aden
Thomson
Widams
Sehreiner
Litsie
Adams
Ashburn
Melivaine
Montgomery
Ar Nen
Buechtel
Sien Tk
Alles
Ian
Sue Powell
Aan
de Gsure
Mearias
Mutual Life Association
Cincinnati
Telegraph Supply Company
Cleveland
Ex Postmaster King Seeks Early Trial in Congress Probe
Washington dispatch says ex postmaster William King pressed for an early trial over charges tied to Pacific Mail saboteur testimony before the Ways and Means Committee. King plans not to present credentials as a congressman until the indictment is decided, with District Attorney aiming to proceed until key witness Richard ing is secured.
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Cincinnati
Washington
William King
Ways and Means
Pacific Mail
King
General Butler
Criminal Court
Congress
Richard |Ing
River and Weather Notes From Louisville and New Albany
The dispatch reports water levels at Louisville canals and falls around five feet two inches and three feet two inches with clear pleasant weather and dull business. In New Albany river rise noted with quiet business aside from packet activity involving Fawn and Hillman, Kendall, and Ed Hobbs ships. one vessel had three barges.
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Monongahela
Fashhon
Cincinnati
Hayes
Louisville
Stephen C . Foster
Coun
Oun Hayes
Emma Grapim
Mary House
Orleans
W. Cincinneti
Reie
New Albany
T River
Packet Life
Wes Resort Warent Signal Service U.S. Army Report
Crromerati October 19 7 05 A M 650 N bd N Bong tarecreageanee West Fla 9008 7741E Pair detailing a Telegram and Reports for Commerce and Agriculture event with military bureau attribution and location in West Florida.
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Wes Resort
Warent
U.S. Army
Telegram
Commerce
Crromerati
West
Court notices on betting and bail in local docket
A young man on small wages saved for a Centennial excursion fund. Henry W. Leininger faced illegal voting charges and was cited by Judge Lindemann. Albert Marsloc’s case for bankruptcy or paramiaey was continued until the 21st inst with $750 bail set.
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Henry W. Leininger
Lindemann
Albert Marsloc
Pargiaey
Wes
Dewaest
Commi
Election betting ruins for poor losers and savings
Reports tell of many impoverished individuals who drained their savings chasing bets on the election results and ended with little more than the money they started with, deepening poverty.
Clergy Absence Shifts Bible Meeting Speaker
Reverend Wayland Benedict will be absent from the city for the upcoming Bible meeting of the Sperian Fogian Church. Reverend Dr. Westforhter of the Ladies' Repository will speak in his place.
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Wayland B. Benedict
Sper” Fogian
Dr. Westforhter
Ladies’ Repository
Work-house Sentences From Judge Lindemenn
The court heard work-house sentences this morning for Annie Austin drunkenness 10 days Charles ve same 30 days Rebecca Velter disorderly conduct 00 days Edward Connelly disorderly conduct and resisting officers 30 days William Griffin petit larceny 2 months Mary Winters drunkenness 6 months.
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Lindemenn
Annie Austin
Charles Ve Same
Rebecca Velter
Edward Connelly
William Griffin
Mary Winters
Jury Deliberations Unheard In Late Night Hazen Kimball Case
The Hazen Kimball versus Thos Spooner case was in the hands of the jury at a late hour last night with no verdict by 1 PM today. Separate proceedings for Alois Hubert Havier Huberg Anta Huberg and Barsho Spitzle berger were postponed by District Attorney motion to next Saturday before United States Commissioner Hooker.
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Hazen Kimball
Thos. Spooner
Alois Hubert
Havier Huberg
Anta Huberg
Barsho! Spitzleberger
United States
Hooker
Bethel Evening Service Reminder
Friends of the Bethel are invited to a Sunday school session starting at 2.50. The note recalls prominent workers in the Bethel and mentions young gentlemen among those remembered, describing the evening as forgettable.
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Althoush
Bethel
Athgeng
Police probe into unbecoming conduct by officers on election day
Mayor Johnston and Superintendent Snelbaker lead an investigation of charges against police members for misconduct during voting. Cases including Captain Welsh and Officer Rourke were adjourned to Thursday due to absent witnesses. Patrolman Eichelberger faced testimony claiming drunkenness and abusive behavior toward citizens, with further hearings set for 10 AM Thursday.
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Johnston
Snelbaker
Captain Welsh
Oficer Rourke
Fidelberce
cChaterd
C.F. Arnold
W. Mercer
Benjamin Cox
L. Markbreit
Eichelberger
Mr. Arnold
Eichel
Meners
Mercer
Benj. Cox
Millionaire Col Sellers Bails Friend At Grand Hotel Bar
After a play at the Grand Hotel last night Col. Matberry Sellers joined two or three friends at the bar. A longtime acquaintance asked for an advance, claiming a past debt and promising repayment. Sellers produced the money, aiding the old friend with a hearty handshake and thanks.
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Col
Matberry Sellers
Shad
Allen
Mr. Raymond
Leymene
Ra Sapna
Columbi
Spicers
Hardware Jobbers in Council Meet at Grand Hotel
The Association of Western Hardware Jobbers held a closed door meeting at the Grand Hotel this afternoon to discuss the prosperity and future of western hardware trade. Delegates from Detroit Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Nashville and other cities attended while President John Nazaro of Milwaukee presided and Secretary John M n of Chicago acted.
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Association of Western Hardware
Eaeie
Wester Ede
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
St c Lens
Nashville
New York
Ice
John Nazaro
Waukee
John M. N
Chic
Tomperor
Anne Ferdware
Wil Ee
Suit Over Mill Creek Bridge Edges Land in Hamilton County
Superior Court judges hear Warren Wilder versus the Hamilton County Commissioners. The case contests a 19th century bridge project that redirected Mill Creek through Wilder’s land, seeking specific performance and damages. The court upholds a contract liability, allows amended filings, and affirms verdicts in related claims involving hardware shipments and receiver fees.
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Superior Court
Yaple
O'Connor
Tilden
Gest Street
Mill Creek
Warren Wilder
Commissioners
Hamilton County
Millcreek
Igintiff
Nsica
Ll. W. Goss
Kebler
Baskenya
Jno
G. Bauers
Memphis
Bauers
Stallo & Kittredge
C. von Severn
HF. Shhultz
Grotenkemper
James Denny
Schultz
Tve
Will notices from New York executors and administrators
The will of Jane Wann of New York was left yesterday afternoon. The wills of Kate Marrs and Isaac Frankenberg are noted. T. A. Stevens named administrator with personalty listed at 700 and realty at 2500. EAL Coste named special administrator of Alsincin H. Center deceased, estate valued at 345 in personalty.
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Jane Wann
New York
Kate Marrs
Isaac Frankenberg
T. A. Stevens
Peece
Eal Coste
Alscini H. Center
Quest for Peace In Mississippi Militia Disbandment
In Jackson Mississippi a statement reports a meeting between prominent Hinds County citizens led by General J Z George and Governor Ames. They pledged to maintain peace and a fair election, with militia to disperse and return home unarmed, while debating arms depots for safe custody.
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Mamyhis
Pen
Jackson, Miss
Hinds County
J. Z. George
Democratic State Executive Committee
Joshua Green
DeShelton
K. Richardson
J. W. Robinson
H. Hiusseheim
T. J. Wharton
Frank Johnston
J. Cc. Riesti
Robert L. Saunders
Robert Lowry
W. L. Nugent
Aden
Ames
Pacific Mail and Lake Shore Lead Stock Market Rise
The New York market today shows strength with Pacific Mail and Lake Shore as leaders. Pacific Mail reportedly sold wooden side wheel steamers used on Japanese waters for local trade, realizing about 500000 dollars in gold, easing the company’s finances. Lake Shore gains come from settlement progress with the Central and other lines for Chicago trade and expected end-of-navigation benefits.
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New York
Pacific Mail
Lake Shore
Union and Confederate veterans hold gala reunion in Elizabeth
The Elizabeth parade began at 10 30 with fourteen veteran companies marching to Weverly. Broad street decorations lined the route as Kilpatrick Pryor Pemberton Halstead and state officials attended. A long programme followed with gala displays and a fireworks finale as the Fire Department planned a supper and reunion celebration.
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Elizabeta
N. J
Weverly
Broad Street
Cgegerals Kilpatrick
Pryor
Pemberton
Halstead
Aereey
epee _ Kilpatrick
Brooklyn Man Killed in Street Robbery
Early this morning James Crowley of 210 North Second Street Brooklyn was killed when he was knocked down on the street by a falling object or assailant Two men are under arrest on suspicion of knowing who struck Crowley and caused the fatal incident
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Heaury Wilson
Haligta
Vice Press
Begao
Wromingham
Wil- 80B
Paiga
Wilson
Toni
Wasick
Framingham Ee
C¢ Seantiseat
New York
James Crowley
North Second Street
Brooklyn
Crowley
Bullion Withdrawals Reported Amid War News
A London report dated October 19 notes bullion withdrawals from the eve of England as balance. a Vienna dispatch claims Herzegovinian insurgents are preparing an attack and concentrating forces for a decisive battle against the Turks.
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London
England
Herzegovintans
Vienna
Royal Arch Masons hold fifty ninth annual communication
In Louisville on October 19 the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons convened a meeting with Grand High Priest Joseph P. Force presiding. Officers elected included James A. Besttie as G A Priest, James W. Staton as D G H Priest, James ipine as Grand King, and Athol G. Sede as Grand Scribe with Joseph H. Brapham named Grand Secretary for Owensboro.
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Louisville
Rand C
Royal Arch
Grand High Oh
Joseph P. Force
James A. Besttie
James W. Staton
Brooksville
G. H
James Ipine
Morfield
Ckner
Ington
Athol G.sede
Joseph H. Brapham
Owens- TO
Maryland Jockey Club Pimlico Fall Meeting Results
Baltimore October 12 report from Pimlico notes cloudy bracing weather and fine track. First race a maiden three quarter mile dash won by Lizzie Rt Springler in 1:20. Second place went to O'Neu, Gray Lag third, Evilyn Carter Jest austral Violet Alecto Paledin among others listed in order.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Lab
Pimlico
Lizzie Rt. Springler
O'Neu
Gray Lag
Evilyn
Carter
Jest
Austral
Violet
Alecto
Paledin
Internal Revenue Appointments Listed in Washington
The Treasury announced today new Internal Revenue appointments including Storskeepers Wm. H. Crane and Albert G. Eider for the Fifth Hlipeie District with Charles J. McMillan in the Sixth Kentucky District and Early Rice in the Ninth Oak District Henry A. Howard appointed in the Fifth Illinois District.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Gold Exchange elects officers in new lineup
The newly elected officers of the Gold Exchange include President James B. Colgate, Vice Presidents F. T. Bragaw and Arthur, Treasurer R. L. Edwards, and Secretary Wm Psestcott. The event marks the organization's leadership changes and future governance.
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New York
the Gold Exchange
James B. Colgate
F. T. Bragaw
Arthur
R. L. Edwards
Psestcott
Temperance Convention draws regional ladies of reform
A large gathering of temperance supporters met at Greenup street M B Church in Louisville. Notable visitors included Cincinnati leaders Mrs Leavitt and Mrs Wittridge and Michigan lecturer Mrs Elizabeth Comstock who heads the Conganton movement.
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Ladies’ Temperance Union
Greenup-street
M. B
Cincinnati
Leavitt
Wittridge
Newport News on Red Men Visit and Charity Event
The Red Men of this city plan a March to visit the Hiawatha Tribe this evening at their hall. They will stop at Odd Fellows' hall to join the Hawk Tribe before heading to the Hiawatha Lodge. The Ben Jonson Dramatic Club charity show last night drew a handsome sum for Mrs. Frank Leyborn. Captain Thompson arrived from Columbus confirming slow work on Government buildings. the garrison will move to Columbus after notice.
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Hiawatha
Hiawatha Lodge
Odd Fellows
Ae m
Hawk Tribe
Ben. Jonson Dramatic Club
Frank Leyborn
Turner
Thompson
Columbus
Pennsylvania Campaign Report From The Western Pennsylvania Region
A New York Times correspondent notes a quiet but energetic Republican Pennsylvania campaign with strong organization and likely victory in sight. The piece contrasts Republican resolve on monetary issues with Democratic alignment to Ohio views, portraying Pershing as capable but fiscally crude and prone to opportunistic shifts.
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Pennsylvania
N. Y
Morton
Kane Rodonbé
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Ohio
Allen
Pershing
Wendell Phillips
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Chandler MR. Delano
The
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Anne
Hawan
Qk Man
Gold Exchange
Serae Fuentes Cere Ns
Arts & Balance
Ben Torx
John B.cuthbert & Co
Havard
Canada
RosTo
Istone
Palo Alta
Pottsville
Shanghai
Montreal
Pond
Ba of Gaibord
Privy Council
Genevieve
Grimes
Feiling
Mr. Weybright
Timerillo
Wille
Philadelphia
Bill King
Westren Associated Press
John H. Nichols
City Post
Fice
Mr. Stanton
Cial
Manterra
Morgan and Noble Iad
Tion
Ice Washinton
Nob
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Stent
Noble County
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Ohio Valley
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Maley
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Wayland Benedict
Ninth-street Baptist Church
Harry W. Leininger
Leininger
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Lee
Deaan
Wentworth
Aid Society
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Fox
Brench
Court Bulletin
Belore
Matson
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Mississippi
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Fifth
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Avondale
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Acheres
NEW York Stock Market
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Tay
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons
Maryland
Jockey Club
Demnorr
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Lake Haron
Covington
Newport
Solvra
Type Foundry
Eranklin
Fine Street
Allisos, Smith & Johnson
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Hall
Burerardt
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
Grand Opera House
East Lynne
Star Company
DR. Radway
Erange Geal
Helgi i
Bright
Bevery
Mass
Hannam P. Knapp
O. Enone
James, Ciaciaaatl
DR. Badway
Warren Street
New Yorke
Centennial Commission
United States Centennial Commission
Prasta
A. T. Coshorn
Secretary of the of Trade
Boone
Sete
Huis Sawongogo
Frank Chanfray
Arkansas Traveler
Wood's Theatre
mpcauLey
John T. Raymond
Mulberry
Grand Concerter Dsi
Theodore Thomas’ Orchestra
Harmonic Society
Pike's Music Hall
Herr
Liebling
J.church & Co
Robt. Clarke
Babemeyer
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Zoological Garden
Cascade
Fountain, &c
Horne
Main
Fifth Streets
Ree Bee
Viee
Mercer Streets
National Theatre Comique
Sycamore St
Jas. N. Veazey
West Fifth Street
Main Street
Buckeye Bod
Broadway
Cat Ec Rain
Walnut Mills Mt. i. Bm
Sandalpat
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