Local News Snippet From Birmingham And New York Trials
A jumble of reports notes Birmingham refusing to pay September and October teachers salaries due to furloughs from smallpox. New York trial of Wm Badd ends not guilty by insanity after alleged murder of his wife. Wreckage and bodies at Kincardine and Chandler incidents, plus court actions in Chicago and Kansas City Exposition outcomes.
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Tammany
Birmingham
Wm. Badd
New York
Boumania
Erantime
Coburn
Kincardine
Chicago
Thomas
Cottage ‘Mmedary
United States District Court
Toqueman
Kansas City
Ameoristion
United States
Washington
Court of Commissioners
Mary Blanks
Opera Crowded at Academy of Music Receipts Top $12,000
The Times reports a packed Academy of Music for Trovatore with receipts exceeding $12,000. Ticket prices varied with some seats at $20 and floor seats at $5, reflecting strong demand amid ongoing insurance failure rumors impacting several city companies.
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Academy of Music
Trovatore
Orator mobbed as martial law sparks unrest in city
Fragmentary report notes threats of lynching and public intimidation plaguing residents. Mention of Judge Barrett resigning from a committee amid campaign, with turmoil affecting civic actions and large crowds amid mounting tensions.
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Barrett
Ex-County Commissioner Nesly Pardoned by Governor Geary
In Pittsburg October 23 special dispatches report ex County Commissioner Nesly, jailed in the county workhouse for taking bribes from liquor license applicants, has been pardoned by Governor Geary.
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Diepaten
The
Times and Chronicle
Nesly
Geary
Noyes leads in official returns from Ohio counties
Special Dispatch reports from Columbus October 23 detailing statewide vote tallies with Noyes against McCook and Stewart, plus Constitutional Convention results by county. Counts show Noyes leading by about 22,449 overall, with varied county breakdowns for Yes and No on the Convention.
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Noyes
McCook
Stewart
Ashtabula
Guernsy
Bandusky
Cook
Clermont County
Athens Parsonage Burns in Dry October Fire
Special Dispatch reports in Athens Ohio that a frame parsonage near completion burned at 11 o clock last night. Fire blamed on possible insurance arson with strong winds and no water supply making the town vulnerable as tinder dry conditions prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Ativess
Court House Wall Remains Sound Despite Fire Damage
In Curacao on October 23, inspectors examined two wings of the court house and found structural stonework intact. Plans for a new building suggest it will surpass the old in every manner. A Republican county committee meeting followed with talks on proposed resolutions and reorganizing leadership.
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Curcaco
Lst
Unclear fragment prompts uncertain transfer note
Fragmentary text from a historical item mentions a transfer and a remand, with no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a full summary. The readable parts suggest a court or legal context but lack verifiable facts.
Stephen D guilty of ace October 23 verdict
A Sunday verdict found Stephen D guilty in a case involving an ace incident dated October 23. The proceedings centered on a disputed play and alleged actions by the defendant with the cousin mentioned in the context. The outcome confirms guilt as reported, with court records reflecting the decision.
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Stephen D
Cousin
River and weather notes from regional reports
Regional river updates from October reports describe rising levels near Portland and Evansville, with inches of rise and stationary flow. weather marked by heavy rain, clouds, and sultry conditions. Cargo activity includes cotton bales moved by boats Dick Johnson and Umpire, while port lists note occasional returns like Florence Lee and Henderson.
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Times and Chronicle
New A.sany
Portland
Leclaire
Camelia
Sandy
Devol
R.C. Gray
Ciay
Rockport
Evanevile
Port List
Florence Lee
Henderson
Reurn
Dick Johnson
Cairo
Ella Hughes
Eau Claire
Spotteville
Louisville
Volume of Charity Increases and Murchison Dies
Lompor October 23 Liverpool has subscribed to support relief efforts in Chicago clothing and goods drives. Sir Roderick J. Murchison Baronet, President of the Go, died at seventy nine. The report mentions a French settlement and claims regarding a coast foundation and a sovereign without advocating violence.
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Lompor
Liverpool
Chicago
the Westen Sra
Sonece
Hyde Park
Roderick J.mu Baronet
Tanca
Ares Wines
The
Coast Foundation
Ultra Catholics win in municipal elections amid Corsica unrest
In Paris on October 23 the municipal elections saw Ultra Catholics prominent as disturbances in Corsica remained minor skirmishes between local officers. Prince Na has announced plans to deliver a political speech to the people of Ajaccio.
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Spi Heetooe
Paris
Corsica
Ajaccio
Sue Ten October Eta Sea A We Crocteune As Of Ee
The readable fragments describe names and dates in a damaged form. It mentions a person Sue and October context, with unclear actions or events. The text lacks coherent details to define a concrete news item or outcome.
Bishop Hawkins Found Guilty in Utah Case
In a crowded court room, the Hawkins case proceeded with the defendant facing key motions after a jury delivered a verdict. The judge directed proceedings and considered a motion for a new trial and arrest of judgment. The scene included discussions of the act and roles of family and officers in the process.
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Hawkins
Tan Dermal
United Nts Merahsmoding Ra
Raha
McKean
Tug Doty Reaches Port Barwell Safely Amid Swell
The tug Doty led inside the swell and arrived safe at Port Barwell yesterday. Tessa ol tee plans to answer and sail again into this port on Friday.
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Port Barwell
Tessa Ol
Noawhcu Record Notes October Weather Detail
Fragmentary OCR from Noawhcu Oregon reports a brief weather note dated October 23 mentioning Cooley and a wet condition. The legible elements include a place name Noawhcu, a person Cooley, and an environmental cue tied to a date in October.
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Noawhcu, Or
Fire Devours Building as Rescue Sparks Exhibition Plan
Firefighters battle a large blaze that threatens three blocks as onlookers watch from above. To aid Chicago sufferers a selection of salvaged works including Bierstadt pieces and James Hart paintings are prepared for a relief exhibit at Horticultural Hall, with fifty additional pine tables to be shown.
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Fifeen
al Hall
Chicago
Bierstadt
Yosemite Valley
James Hart
Jams
Mason Count vote on road tunnel to Cincinnati West and Northwest
On Saturday the seventh, a vote was taken in Mason County on the proposed road shortest connection from Cincinnati to the West and Northwest via Ohio City. The plan includes a tunnel under Walnut Hills and aims to open access for future commerce of Cincinnati and the Ohio Valley.
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Mason
Cincinnati
Ohio
Biry
Walnut Hills
Election results and racial tensions in Connecticut and California
Fragmentary report notes election outcomes in Connecticut and California amid persistent Ku Klux Klan activity. The text references development plans by Hall and ongoing racial strife centering on Klan influence.
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Connecticut
Californi Calore
Supply
Ohn
Hall’ Development
Supreme Court Proceeds Delayed amid Ku Klux Rumors
Special dispatch notes the Supreme Court postponement due to Justice Nelava's absence. It reports uncertain Ku Klux activity in South Carolina with hundreds taken into custody, including a dozen chiefs, and mentions a North Carolina connection. The White House drew many visitors as the President remained at home and Cabinet members were expected back soon.
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Times
Chrestete
Waameneros
Supreme Court
Neleva
South Carolina
South Caroina
United States
North Carolina
White House
October 23 Market Chatter Mentions Prices
Fragmentary notes show prices: floner pal 2 a fered at 650, held at 40. Freights nominally 142 for wheat, with some variations. Context unclear but indicates commodity price movements and freight rates.
Marareomy and the Segs of a Wireless Life
A fragmented notice describes a man drawn to marriage and seeking a stable life with a partner deemed worthy. He plans modest steps toward commitment while maintaining reserve, aiming for a year of cautious courtship and social standing. Photographs and personal exchanges appear as part of a revived confidence in a future union.
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Mary
Dapocs
Ana Prana
H. H
Untitled historical court notes from Washington October 23
Justices Davis and Field sat on the Supreme Court bench with all members present except Justice Nelson. Postmasters listed include Jacob R. Pierce Oxford Mississippi and Cadet oe Winons Station lik. Albert F. Ph icming.
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Westers Associated Press
Waasumraton
Davis
Field
Extensive Woods Fire Threatens Idiot Asylum Area
A large forest fire swept westward from the fairgrounds area, traveling about sixteen miles and nearing the woods around the Idiotic Asylum just west of the city. Firemen battled last night to quell the blaze, which follows tree roots underground, with precautions in place for any threat to the asylum. Samuel Galloway reported several hundred acres of timber land burned as the fire spread.
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Fair Grounds
Idiotic Asylum
Samuel Galloway
Times and Chronicle
National Police Convention Review in St Louis
At the October 23 session in St Louis reports from committees were read. The National Technical Changes report on South of Beth Coney declined or destitute and refuge matters drew focus. The police display under Major Hunicke impressed, as delegates observed the full force in action.
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St. Louis
Beth Coney
Wirchtel
Haat
Souther
Board of Police Company
Hunicke
Police Board
Fires and aid amid chaotic memory in Weet Herald note
The article recalls the Weet Herald urging calm as fires rage and relief pours in for Chicago. It mentions support from across the world and calls for benevolence, while a National Insurance Convention panel debates saving insurance capital. A misquoted flourish hints at war veterans and humorous asides from Colonel Given, with scattered garbled lines about soldiers, beer, and travel.
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the Herald
Chicago
Distribution Plan to Governors of Several States
A document outlining distribution to the governors of multiple states, detailing coordination and compliance steps. The plan references the target states and aims to ensure uniform communication and policy alignment across administrations.
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Blane Wld
Pittsburg
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Naan
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Athens
Presbyterian
Jewish Charities—Relief Statistics
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National Colored Convention
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Lyle
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Cyclops
Robert Cotceman
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England
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Switzerland
Utah
Saur Laxz Crry
Uran
Kentucky and Great Eastern
Carolina Ke-Kinx
Hartford Company
Echoel
Chile
National Police Convention
National Insurance Convention
Given
Indiana
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Buchu
Wilson
Bloomingdale Asylum
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H. T. Helmbold
Broadway
South Tenth Street
Philadelphia
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Hartwell
Cistorna
Sally
Episcopal General Convession
Atkins
Mamasin Tsa
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Burrato
Bane
Wilson ‘Bros
Amt
Pike's Opera
Hewk
Marek Smith
Reyals
Mart Smith
Pike's Opera-House
FORD
Mark Smith
Popular Comedy Company
Mozart Hall
Treuma
Royal Japan
Carey
All
Warthie
Assi
Wistieahes
J. E. Norex
Wood's Theatre
Fisk’s
Grand Opera-House
Mr. Chas, Abbott
Hippo
Mammoth Circus
Ames’ Colossal Wee Ab
Mrs. Rinehart Deas
Lek ‘Ut
Pike's Opera House
Theodore Thomas
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