Election returns and prison escape trial notes
Special dispatch from Covaros Ohio reports official returns with varied vote tallies across counties and candidates. The piece notes a Monday filing of a loan association tied to Athens County with capital of 109000 as part of the related local developments.
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Appointment shakeup stirs Sherman era tensions
A dispatch notes that four Collectors of Internal Revenue and two Collectors of Customs in the state will be reduced to two, one in each branch, with others suspended under the tenure of office act. Army officers say General Sherman was restless during their visit because he was overlooked in appointments and promotions.
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Democrats seek recount to upset Baxter victory in state race
A recount in Richmont prompts claims of a five vote tally error and two uncounted ballots for Jeffries. The First Precinct board found Baxter by one vote after adding the disputed Jeffries ballots, affecting the state senator race and the defeated congressional candidate's status.
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Richardson elected mayor in disputed election race
Special Dispatch reports Democrats chose William Richardson as mayor to fill an unexpired term by a large majority. The winner faces opponents from four candidates while the city mourns a protest burn victim feared to die.
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Committees Convene This Evening On Civic Matters
Committees met this evening to discuss local governance as Ina Gually led sessions. Discussions focused on municipal finances and upcoming policy reviews with attendees mapping next steps.
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Union Leagues Endorse Grant Administration Rally
A telegram from Lake Station Indiana reports union leaders endorsed President Grant and his administration. Upon arrival two companies ordered to Valparaiso and Hendricks was urged to deploy troops to a count of twenty. the scene at Lake Station and surrounding areas suggests mounting tension with no clear resolution.
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Local Steel Works Facing Major Sale Debacle
The Rush Run on Shaft operation began Monday as river rise enables pig metal shipments from Trenton. The Youngstown area iron and nail works face sale at $5,600,000 with the Falcon Works not bid upon, while Toledo subscribers to Lake Erie Rail seek relocation hinges on favorable terms and freight savings.
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Burglary Case Jury Validity Upheld by Judge Humphreys
Special Dispatch reports October session where Judge Humphreys ruled the Grand Jury that handed down indictments is valid. Defense counsel filed an exception and will appeal to the Supreme Court of the District. Court ordered jurors summoned up to two o clock with six jurors, three white and three others.
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Weather Bulletin From Weatherv Service Department
Weather report from Signal Service describes clear to cloudy conditions with gentle north easterly winds. Temperature readings indicate a cool morning, with forecasts suggesting continued calm and dry weather for the region amid routine Army communications and official notices.
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AX ADVISORY ASSEMBLY Senate The Representative
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Jamberese and Accident At Local Elections
A fragmentary report from Greencastle area describes a local election scene with bands and banners as delegates prepare. An accidental discharge of a weapon is noted involving an individual from Eas Co and a district resident, with vague references to delegates and events surrounding the 7th precinct.
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Oswald and Heil In Tammany Row Over City Posts
Oswald and Heil clash amid Tammany Hall city affairs as factions contest posts in a New York scene dated October. Patrick H. Jones, linked to city matters, surfaces in the fray as political maneuvering unfolds around the court house and associated offices.
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Nevada Election Disorder Promises Uncertain Outcome
Voters and parties in Nevada face a highly divided landscape as campaigns wrap up. Although the great 5,000 running race results are closed, officials have not yet announced final tallies, leaving observers awaiting official statements and possible shifts in momentum.
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Fire in Rivers Iowa Causes Major Property Loss
The October 21 incident in Rivers Iowa left the city house and ten companies to battle a total blaze. Officials reported a total loss estimated at about $35,000 as crews fought the flames throughout the night.
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Minacxzs October 21 political note with candidates
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Telegraphic Notes Senator Vermont Six Years March Next
Fragmentary telegraphic notes mention a Vermont senator serving six years starting from March, with unclear names or dates. The readable bits point to a Senate appointment or term beginning in March next, but specifics are unreadable.
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Valuable Autographs from the Atheneum Collection
The Columbus State Journal notes Har of the Atheneum preserves a rich autograph collection. It highlights signatures by Choate, Cash, Matilda, Herron, Kemble, Nilsson, Patti, and others, described with attention to their distinctive handwriting styles.
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Queen Victoria’s Prolific Family Counts Thirty-Two Living
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Inquiries and quips from a curious public hum
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Investigation Underway for Local School Teacher
A committee of the School Board met in Loumville Kentucky on October 19 to probe a charge of drunkenness against Prof. W. H. Anderson the male high school head. The proceedings aimed to determine facts and possible disciplinary actions.
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Japan war mood and local incidents unfold in Yokohama and San Francisco
The report outlines Japanese ledgers on war sentiment and foreign guest arrivals in Yokohama with ministers sailing to Yokohama and New York. It notes a large peacetime mobilization, noble revenues donated to government, and provincial regiments forming. It also covers a fatal poisoning case of Mrs Stickler and a railroad accident where a man was run over by engine No 7, with the driver acquitted.
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Rumor of Missing Papers at Episcopal Meeting
Opposition to Bishop Seymour sparks a startling rumor of abstracted papers in the Protestant Episcopal Church. Deputies in the Lower House hear vague talk of papers taken from a room after a morning session. Church officials deny details, suspect pages and open desks as the likely culprits, while search for the documents continues.
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Boiler Blast at Locust Point Injures Five Men
A boiler at Coates & Bros. Locust Point exploded early today demolishing the boiler and brick structure. Five men were severely injured with two potentially fatally hurt, workers at the site reported while the company investigates the accident.
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Oil Market Summary From Portsacne and Philadelphia
Oil markets showed quiet trading with refined products steady. at Wells, prices held around 70 cents to a dollar nominal, while crude in Philadelphia stayed around 53 cents and refined levels remained weak or unchanged.
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Metcalfs Grocery Closes After Burglar Dispute
Metcalf's grocery in our town suspended business for a time amid burglaries. He kept a guard dog, which failed to deter a night intruder who tried to break in injuring Metcalf. In a dramatic confrontation, Metcalf shot the dog and secured the doorway, later resuming cleanup and awaiting the intruder's return.
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Funeral of Police with Joseph Bolser Held at Wesley Chapel
The service for Police with Joseph Bolser ran this afternoon at Wesley Chapel with the police force attending in a body. In court yesterday, a verdict was returned for the defendant in the case of David Sanders ve. xen Kimball over a $10,000 tobacco interest dispute. Margaret Lynch was convicted before Judge Marchant this morning of stealing a team and later sent to the same institution for a jacket theft from Russell.
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Workhouse sentences handed down by Judge Marchant
The morning session recorded sentences for vagrancy with Alexander Wilson getting 50 days. John Ewes John McCollam and Charles Thomson each received 10 days. Alfred Collin e fined two months and $50 costs for abusing family.
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Farmer Este Celebrates Father's Ninetieth Birthday
Este, a Clermont County farmer, is in the city today to honor his father on the elderly man's ninetieth birthday.
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Decrees For Alimony Vs Homestead Ex Emptions
Hamilton District Court judges hear a case on distribution of proceeds from land sale. The key issue: should the defendant’s homestead exemption apply to funds from the sale despite divorce decrees granting alimony and custody to the plaintiff. Judge Force ruled the defendant cannot claim homestead exemption against the divorce awards. Parties include T. A. Lane for plaintiff and Wm Cornell for defendant.
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Estate of Frederick Borger Administration Granted
Catherine Borger administers the estate of Frederick Borger with $1500 of value tied to a James related disposition. The estate includes $4000 in personalty and involves jurisdiction of the probate process under Jno. Middleberg deceased.
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Monday October 26 card list and matches preview
Readers glimpse a busy card of matches including Mike Greenwood versus George W DESpate and Baker versus Lewis D Camp plus other bout pairings. A lecture meeting of the Trance League may be noted with church room venue while a letter list and various names circulate.
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Pacific Jock Club announces entries for a great running race
Gare rent announced entries for a big race on November 4 under the Pacific Jock Club. Thad Stevens Len Daniels Katie Pease Hubba fleury Alpha Hocking Hard and others from West and Oregon send entries and money by mail and express. Horses names unknown. Extensive betting underway. Club offered 3000 dollars to sell pools.
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Territorial conflict report from South America update
Advices from Tuenos Ayres say troops defeated insurgents and captured prisoners after an engagement. Rewards are offered for rebel steamers with one vessel leaving Montevideo towing arms and ammo. The Vergronren Cacocanest plans to issue four million dollars in paper currency, while the Bank of Extre Rios has suspended operations.
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The Sunual Breakfast of Theological Seminary in Havana
In New York on October 71 the annual breakfast of the alamai of the seal of the to death but claimed American citizenship and had his sentence commuted, leaves today for Spain.
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Firework Wins Narrowly In Tight Race At Staos Cit
In the first race at Staos Cit, Fire work edged ahead to win by a margin of two to one second. JAMES A. reported on the finish as Firework, ridden by Betty Vin Clabaugh, defeated rivals including Rhadamanthus and Aniells with notable early leader Sta os cit.
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Bautimons elect moderator for coming year
October 21 records show Bautimons voting on a year ahead moderator. Rev. D. C. ulso was selected to serve as Moderator for the period ahead, as part of the group’s annual proceedings and elections.
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