Jervis Fatally Shot During Front Street Hotel Dispute
In New York on October 23 Edward fatally wounded H Jervis during a dispute near a hotel after a contest for the State. The scene involved a crowd and a march toward the street, with details of business failures and liabilities among local merchants and dealers reported in the same column.
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Clabs
New York
Mas H. Jervis
Edward
Jeanie
M Merchant
West Street
War- Dav Hibecht
Ashion-Plate
An & Co
Grothers
Fuumdrymen
Hest Sigisae
Wasniscrox Postal Deprived Urges Major Univ Expansion
In October 22 notes a post office report claims that after facility upgrades at a major university along the Mississippi River the 614 university district will be greatly expanded and enhanced with new capacity and services.
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Univ
Coroner Probes Poisoning Case. Investigation Underway
The coroner has opened an inquiry into a suspected poisoning. Officials examine evidence and speak with witnesses as the investigation proceeds to determine cause and責任.
General Conference Session of Wesleyan Methodist Oppens in Sycamore
Sycamore Illinois October 21 General Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America is in session at the Wesley Methodist Church. Rev Wardner of the Chen Conference New York presides with a large, representative attendance from nearly all states. Among Cincinnati members noted is Rev G B Roggers.
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Ill
Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America
Wesle Methodist Chu
Wardner
Chen
N. Y
Union
Cincinnati
G. B. Roggers
Dom Pedro Requests Permission to Leave Empire for Vacation
The Imperial government seeks consent for His Majesty the Emperor to depart the Empire for a vacation. With Parliament not in session, the government asks for royal assent under Article 104 to authorize the Emperor’s absence, appointing Princess Imperial as regent during his leave. The proclamation is dated Rio de Janeiro September 21 and signed by De J Osr Bexto Da Cuxnak Figueiredo.
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Philadelphia
Isabel Reig
Renee Panes
Princess Imperial
Palace
Rio de Janeiro
Figueiredo
Fragmentary Hersld J Notes on Election Influence
A garbled excerpt from yesterday’s Hersld J references Saeed Me Rec WHR and chances in favor of Mr. ent Me. Wood and Mr. Cox weaken each other as Rendall shifts interest to Ger 7. Mentions Governor Tilden’s influence and state politics, with unclear affiliations and potential resignations.
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Saeed
Wood
Cox
Rendall
State
Kere Bat
Tilden
Rival Nashua Storekeepers Spark Town Tale
In Nashua New Hampshire two rival shopkeepers generate a local tale of competition and community tension. The story sketches how business rivalry shapes street life, customer loyalties, and town gossip as residents weigh which storefront best serves the neighborhood.
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Nashua
N. H
Theft charge tied to money missing from home incident
A man named bomanesan faced a theft charge after accusations by a wife and child regarding missing money during a domestic incident. Details of the investigation and outcome were not provided in the available text.
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Bomanesan
Weatas Reper. Warner et U.S. Arey case summary
A brief filing outlines actions by Warner and U.S. Arey in a dispute titled Weatas Reper involving commercial interests and a proposed repartition for the benefit of commerce. The document notes party roles and aims without exposing sensitive details.
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Weatas
Warner
U.S
Commerce
Body of a Missing Man Found Near Missouri Pacific Line
The dead body of John T. Campbell was found in weeds beside the Missouri Pacific rail line west of California. Letters from Hugh Jacobell & Co and a power of attorney bearing Hugh A. Campbell were found with him, suggesting he may have been aboard a train for several days. The investigation continues as authorities review the evidence.
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St. Louis
John T. Campbell
Missouri Pacific
California
Hugh Jacobell & Co
Campbell
Hugh A. Campbell
Indian Territory
Atlantic
Sean Sr
Tre
Titton Wool Manufacturer Failure Shocks Boston Market
Boston on October 23 reports the failure of Robert Titton a Cavendish Vermont woolen manufacturer owner of Spring Mills. The collapse causes notable stir in the wool trade with liabilities estimated around 140000 dollars and debts outstanding in the market.
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Boston
Robert Titton
Spring Mills
Cavendish
Vermont
Dry Goods House Denies Dissolution Rumor On Broadway
M. Hoffman and Co. dry goods merchants on Broadway deny they have suspended operations, insisting they will weather current difficulties. In contrast, Jacob Feldman, a Walker Street shirt manufacturer, has halted payments.
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New York
M. Hoffman & Co
Broadway
Jacob Feldman
Walker Street
Temporary Difficulty of the Ames Plow Company
Boston on October 23 reports the Ames Plow Company temporarily embarrassed by liabilities totaling 542 801 dollars. The staduar think a reasonable extension would enable the company to pay in full and continue operations.
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Ames Plow Company
Boston
Liabili Susak
Staduar
TaipopERaux October 23 incident reports arrest attempt near verge
In TaipopERaux Louisiana on October 23 Francis Fort a five from justice authority near verge faced an attempted arrest. Local officials engaged in the pursuit and the scene involved security details and a brief standoff before control was regained. Further details were not immediately available.
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Taipoperaux
Francis Fort
Justice
Sei Rcretcy
Verge
Pitteseers Hotel Shooting Wounds Brother in Unionto Pa
A hotel clerk in Unionto Pa shot his brother, William, yesterday evening. The ball struck the left eye, leaving him wounded. Police are investigating the incident as a fratricide attempt.
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Pitteseers
Unionto Pa
William
Ball
River conditions and brief arrivals reported
Special Dispatches note the Monongahela River salting slowly with the river at 5.7 feet and rising, weather cloudy and smoky with a south wind and rain expected. Arrivals include Old Deck and John L. Rhoads. packets returning on schedule despite dull business and unclear events.
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Cincinnati Times
PrrTsarea
Monongahela
Aed
John L. Rhoads
Inosrex
Asi
Fawn
Hat theft convictions in Police Court
Edward Roberts and Sarai Davis were convicted in the Police Court this morning of stealing a hat from Geo Tail’s store. They were fined 25 dollars plus costs for the offense, with the case heard in the local court.
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Sarai Davis
Geo. Tail
Misfortunes Hit County Commissioner Candidates
Hopper, the successful candidate, suffered a foot injury at the St Y fenda event while Joh Ricobeam, the defense candidate, could not walk normally due to rheumatism.
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Hopper
St Y Fenda
Joh Ricobeam
Boy Hurt In Street Crossing Near Vine
Yesterday afternoon a boy ran across Fourth street near Vine and was struck by a heavy freight transfer. He was knocked down and may have suffered fatal injuries, though the name remains unknown. Authorities investigate the incident and scene.
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Fourth Street
Vine
Devil theme closes M D Conney lecture series
The final lecture by M D Conney titled The Devil will be delivered Monday evening at Pike's Opera-house. Anticipation grows that the Satanic topic may spark church discussions tomorrow as townspeople consider what has been said about him across eras and across races.
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M. D. Conney
Pike
Ike
Work House Sentences Under Various Offenses
A list of sentences includes Daniel Iodyle Grenkenness and Rossel given 90 days for disorderly conduct. Ellen and Sarah McGinley each 60 days for related offenses, Sarah De Hart 90 days for the same charge. Amanda Logan sentenced to two months for larceny. John O Dunne? Door-nan and Jennie Rupkean in for Dety family and drunkenness with 90 days.
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Grenkenness
Rossel
Ellen
Sarah McGinley
Sarah de Hart
Amanda Logan
John O'Donnell
Door
Campbell Freed On Bail After Police Court Case
A bail release occurred in the Police Court yesterday as T Campbell obtained liberty pending a writ of error. Judge and counsel debated the matter with a hint of further appeal likely, leaving Skaate and others cautious about the detent and next moves.
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Cunningham
T. ©. Campbell
Geo. W. Skaate
Welsh Choral Society Hosts Congratulatory Event After Eistedd fod Wins
The Welsh Choral Society of this city returned from Oak Hill where they won most prizes including the grand prize. Last night Mr and Mrs Griffith of the Loring House hosted a congratulatory entertainment. The first portion featured the society performing music that delighted attendees.
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Welsh Choral Society
Oak Hill
Griffith
Loring House
Entertainers Receive Thanks After Pleasant Evening
Guests at the event praised the hosts for their hospitality. Ms. CoE. Morris proposed a vote of thanks which was carried with applause. After music, attendees departed tired but happy, impressed by the entertainers' kindness.
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Taarela
Grievant Joins District Court to Complain of Judges
An old farmer appeared in Judge Avery’s District Court to file a complaint against the magistrates. Prosecuting Attorney Baker advised him to return when the Grand Jury is in session, implying the case will be considered then and that his concerns may fade until then.
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Jange Murdock
Jonathan Robbins
Baker
Jenny
Joseph Erg
Modire Dorham
Sjaire McGilhard
Monay
The New Music Hall Fund Nears Goal
Subscriptions to the new music hall reach 76997 with a Board of Trade meeting reporting growing support. The Soliciting Committee plans intensified efforts next week, aiming for a full subscription record soon and urging prompt, generous contributions before year end.
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Board of Trad Rooms
Ente
Music Hall
The Harmonic Society Concert at Pike's
The Harmonic Society opened a three night series at Pike's with a refined classical program. Cherubini Gluck Raff and Beethoven delighted a critical audience in a richly performed evening led by Mr Thomas and his unrivaled orchestra in a well decorated hall.
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Pike’s
Cincinnnati
Cherubini
Gluck
Raff
Omen Society
Mies Cranch
Ohio men hunted in North Carolina theft case
Two Warren County Ohio men F A Cummins and J a Carrington went to New Berns North Carolina to work at a sewing machine agency. They allegedly padded commissions until about 1500 dollars was reached and were arrested after returning to Ohio. Officer pursuit involved Sheriff ngmeier and deputies Joel Moses and Dan McCarthy.
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Ohio
F. A. Cummins
J. a.Carrington
Newbers
N.C
Vernor
North Fversay
Ngmeier
Joel Moses
Dan. McCarthy
Cummins Andington
Carolina
Resisting Officers Ends With Detention After Fight
John Moore, described as muscular but reckless, taunted a peanut vendor and assaulted him. Officers Montgomery Merrey and Fox attempted to quell the disturbance near the scene. Moore was taken to the station house and charged with resisting officers and disorderly conduct.
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John Moore
Oficer Montgomery
Moore
M Mery
Fox
Lealong
Gad’ Mareis
Tabernacle Orchestra Repeats Morning Prayer Concert
The Tabernacle Orchestra will give a repeat performance tomorrow morning of the Alessandro Stradella piece Prayer, previously sung sweetly last Sunday morning. The program also features selections from the Andante range and includes songs Ariel and From Greenland's, with greenery and singing portions.
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Tabernacle Orchestra
Alessandro Stradella
Kelter
Con Green
Ariel
Greenland
Inquest Exonerates Engineer After Crossing Death
The Jury of Inquest on Xavier Peters who died at Torrence Road Crossing last Monday night returned a verdict that he was struck by engine No. 222 of L. and M. On the 18th. They exonerate the engineer from blame but censure.
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Xavier Peters
Torrence Road Crossing
The Obituary Muse in Public Ledger October 20
A fragment from The Obituary Muse notes a faithful wife praised for duties well performed, though the text is incomplete leaving the full tribute unclear and several details missing.
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Markets Report United States Grain Prices and Wary Trading
Milwaukee market shows wheat trading around 1105 for No 2 with shipments of 105000 bushels. corn steady around 5c for No 2. oats 350 for No 2. rye 72 1/4c for No 1. barley at 109 for No 2. St Louis notes dull flour, wheat higher yet cash/Cash futures mixed. corn firmer, oats 35c bid. rye lower, lard, pork, and dry goods noted with varied prices. Chicago data quiet with cash and futures ranges, rye down, barley down, meats steady, whiskey quiet at 115.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Ota
Chicago
California Raisins What Will Not the State Go at Next
A Stockton Independent commentary argues California could raise raisins as in other regions. It notes White Muscat of Alexandria grapes, drying platforms built by L F P Jarvis Bro in Columba, sun and heat aiding raisin production. Jarvis aims for about thirty tons of grapes yielding five tons of dried fruit, with market value potentially higher than wine production. The piece urges vineyards to plant raisin suitable varieties for dual use in raisins or wine.
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California
Globe
L. FP
Jarvis
Columbe
Alexandria
London Letter on Prince of Wales Visit Triggers A Descriptive Deluge
The Sheffield Daily Telegraph and another Sheffield paper filled pages with endless columns detailing the Prince of Wales visit, describing streets and decorations for days though the royal party stayed briefly. Reporters fueled a flood of copy, while readers offered a shilling for extras but none were produced.
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Jones
Prince of Wales
Teegrup
Prince
Prisceas
Isue
Telegraph
Shefield “Roughs
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