Difficulties of a Novel Engine Power Concept
The text discusses practical disabilities blocking a new engine from matching steam power at equal cost. It notes challenges in starting the device, maintaining motion, and the high expense of repairs. It also cites the need for a new engine form with precise joints and uncommon construction, implying current methods are inadequate.
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Overturned Court Order Cures Signatures
A fragment from a court notice records an October 25 130 A M event related to signing off on an official instrument. The readable portion references a registrar or official writer and a time stamp.
The Man That is Depopulating Beston Unitarian Churches
A fragmentary note describes a man who claims to have influenced many parishioners away from Unitarian churches, wording suggests severe depopulation on disputed grounds. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates, places, or direct actions.
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Fragmentary Prose on Wine Conversation and Prices
The text presents a garbled dialogue about wine tasting and costs. It references Mr Webster, old port, a glass, and a price mention of one dollar and twenty cents. Names and context are incomplete, but the scene centers on a conversation over a wine sample and its value.
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Somebody Else Whe's in Trouble
A garbled Railway Age fragment hints at a trouble or conflict involving a person nicknamed or misnamed Somebody Else Whe's. The piece lacks clear details on names, places, or events.
Conkling's View of the South and Cameron Nomination Crisis
The Louisiana case will be thoroughly investigated by the Bevate Committee on Privileges and Elections to determine the legality of Kellogg's and Spefford's legislatures. The Cameron nomination sparks debate as Pennsylvania Republicans press for a stance, while President Grant faces a balancing act between parties and factions.
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Committee on Privileges and Elections Review Coinage Order
Committee reviews orders issued regarding mint operations for trade dollars. Text notes debate over coin production before and after the order and mentions a monetary amount near $500,000. The fragment cites the committee and a request to see invention details and related actions.
Last Charley Ross Cane Settled in Ohio Society
The Cincinnati Times Indianarots reports a Richmond Charley Ross case with Mrs. Hadley, president of the Orphan Asylum Board, claiming Johnny was taken by Mr. Moffitt in July 1872 after being placed there by his father Brady the year before when the mother had died. The timing suggests the child was not stolen until October 1872, which appears to settle the matter.
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Frances Roper Dies After Brief Illness At 540' In Chillicothe
Mrs. Frances Roper wife of Captain John T. Roper of the Gaselle died this morning after a brief illness in Chillicothe Ohio The funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Gaselle
Foreign. Newspaper Views of the French Situation and Provisions
London reports on French political tensions, strikes in Britain, and military provisions for Plevna. Dispatches note Bank of England bullion decline, a US trade treaty signed, horse racing news, Paris and French politics, and European events including Lisbon earthquake and German state affairs.
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Dash of One Mile for Two-Year-Olds Won by Reprebsscock
Pimlico Mo October 25 The dash of one mile for two-year-olds was won by Reprebsscock with Kilburn second and Pecite third. Time 1:09. Riders had two who won and another place.
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CATTLE MARKET STEADY WITH MIXED RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts show 1,386 head with 445 on shipments and 13, 1,386 head reported for week. Prices listed around 4 to 5 per hundredweight, with wholesale ranges and noted steady tone despite higher shipping costs. Butchers’ receipts tally 2,880 head against last six weeks, while Colorado cattle lead wholesale market figures.
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Reowipte
Aguinet
Colorado
To-Day's Oil Markets Dispatch
Oil market quiet with no essential change. Refined oil at $12.7 on board barrels are dull. Country make priced at $130. United at wells shipment 13240. Antwerp refined oil figures show 334.
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Covington notes and legal items mix with local crime
Notices of land transfers in Kenton County Henry Covington lot 30 by 100 feet Seventh Street Covington Frances heirs to Theresa Hermes Scott lot 21 by 85 feet Route details and property transfers. Jim Horton charged with murder of Tom Fox tried acquitted. Deputy Marshal Gascueen captures suspect. shipped to Butler County Sheriff. St Marys Cathedral youth literary association surpasses 100 names. Local school construction and new influent pipe progress. Judge J S Born nominated to try murder case Jones. City beg drunk cases and intestate estates noted. Society list opening Thursday November 8. Southern railroad service to Covington area noted.
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Local notes mix misprints and arrests in Missouri visit
Fragmented notes report a visiting correspondent, a charity event on November 2, land dispute deposition, a resident’s lost hat and coat, a saddle accident injuring Mr Ravus, an attachment seizure on furniture, jail exercise stone purchase, and a warrant issued for an arrest in a local case.
Washington waits at executive mansion for appointments
A large crowd gathered at the Executive Mansion in Washington. Two delegations from Peoning with the Boon sought appointments for the Collectorship. The Republican committee from Pennsylvania including Colonel Kag sarod pa, Colonel Hoyt, W. B. Leeds, Governor ng ham, Freeman Ward, and O'Niell discussed the matter and explained positions regarding the appointments.
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Church and Diocese Meeting Adopts Education Resolution
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Cocanones 2
Board of Missions
Burgess
Run on Bra Dime Savings Bank Continues
New York reports a continuing run on the Dime Savings Bank as heavy depositors seek safety. A miner states the institution is read y to pay but funds remain unsettled amid the river news and weather updates.
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