A GOOD WORD FOR CAMERON and temperance debate
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times notes political cheer for Cameron with the National Union backing Simon and praising a vocal musical evening. The article mentions a Mason’s jewel, a presentation speech, and mixed public sentiment amid temperance agitation. Local officials face tax talk and road duties the next day as visitors are noted around Covington and nearby alleys.
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Cincinnati Times
Wasarxeror
Cameron
The
National Union
Simon
General Forrest in a Bad Way and Fatal Accidents at a Horse Race
Memoir notes from October 26 describe General Forrest in poor condition and a series of fatal accidents at a horse race. Fragmentary text mentions illness and safety concerns amid a crowded event.
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General Forrest
Russian Victory and Telegraph Lines Damaged
A Russian official reports a hard fought engagement as General Gourko wins on the road near Teliche. Russian cavalry posted at Dubnik attacked and destroyed telegraph lines. Losses on both sides are not fully known.
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Jefe Garni Duball
Gourke
Eweai Pasha
Soto
Alciers
Gourko
Pasha
Orchs
Teliche
Dubnik
Minstrels' Member Dies by Own Hand in Ontario
IMGARSOLL Ont Oct 26. Ewersen's Minstrels member killed by self inflicted action. Investigation underway as troupe mourns missing performer with unclear circumstances surrounding death.
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Imgarsoll, Ont
Myeille
Ewersen
Bankruptcy Notice From Lacosta New Hampshire
Bankruptcy proceedings announced in Lacosta New Hampshire on October 26 with details partially unreadable om aGan es sede se feet.
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Lacosta
N. H
Om aGan
Catrisn 86 Pounds Found at James' Fish Store
A Catrisn weighing 86 pounds, caught yesterday near Ot Lkingiver, was brought to James' fish store. Disburse tember to the unclear note.
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James
City Council Notes and Local Business Moves
The report notes the closing of a billiard hall, impending move to Lou Newpourt's, and several town details. It mentions the St Pauls Society meeting at the Rector's residence next Tuesday evening and a city council session. It lists sewer plans, bids for building along Liberty street, and T P Bodkin elected Overseer by three votes.
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Lou Newpourt
of Board
Nadina
St. Paul's Mrre Society
John and
Liberty Streets
James McLane
T. P. Bodkin
Fragmentary OCR Seeks Meaning in Historic Text
The readable bits discuss waste and value in a Christian assembly context, referencing a notable group and the need to reassess the amount or significance of a contribution. The fragment hints at communal concern over how something is used and relationships within a religious body.
Alliance of the United States Abroad Biennial Center Event
The Alliance of the United States abroad hosts a biennial center gathering October 30 to November 2. Papers will be read by Schaf Samoa and LW Clark of the University of Michigan.
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the Alliance of the
Louisiana Case Delays Senate Action On Kellogg Seat
Washington dispatch reports the Senate Committee on Elections will delay ruling on Kellogg versus Packard in the Louisiana seat as it resumes an exhaustive review of a thousand pages of testimony. Spofford remains hopeful for admission, Kellogg confident of votes, while undecided members may shift with new evidence. The New York custom-house nominations are not reopened, and Cameron says no new developments exist though Don Cameron claims a promise to follow delegation advice was given. The Cameron affair continues to amuse officials ahead of today’s Cabinet session.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington, D. C
Louisiana
Senate Committee On
Caro
Packard
Nicholls
Spofford
Kellogg
Senate
NEW York Custom-House
Pennsylvania
New York
Cameron
Don Cameron
Evarts
Tragic Death Reported From Strangulation Case
A tram accident narrative from Colvixavs notes death by strangulation after a twisted cotton incident. The fragment mentions Smith and Western figures and references a fatal outcome with unclear full details.
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CoLvixavs
Smith
Evansville River News Reports Freight Shipments and Weather
Special Dispatches describe cargo movement with 1308 bales of cotton for New Orleans and Golden for shipment from Evansville. Weather notes indicate 3 feet of water and south winds with river level falling from 2.0 feet to lower as rain persists.
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Evansville
Golden
New Orleans
Arcury
Weather Summary From Ohio Valleys Report
Unclear OCR text notes warmer conditions across the Ohio Valleys with light winds. Mentions a barometer and weather observations generically, referencing north areas and possible rain or unsettled conditions.
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Orrice
Siena
Orric
Ils
Ohio Valleys
Opi
Lowe
Adiessast
Wether
Tele
Ereas
Wart North
Alli — Jiles
Tollisweaty
Russia Prepares to Fight as Winter Pressures Rise
Lowpos October 26. Russia plans a desperate push to reduce Plevna before wintering in Roumania. Turkey seeks a new loan of 5,000,000 pounds with 230,000 pounds secured by Egyptian tribute. The Bank of New Caledonia fails with 1,500,000 francs note circulation. Germany reports a 1,000,000 mark rise in weekly imperial bank balances. China takes control of the Woosung Shanghai railway and halts traffic.
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Lowpos
Bank of
Turkey
Berlin
Local man runs over and killed by a farmer near Tiftts Ohio
A 69 year old man, named Speggiespodecspomend Latsich, was killed when struck by a vehicle on a rural road near Tiftts Ohio. The incident details and involved parties are not fully clear in the report.
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ToLepo
Latsich
Tiftts
Ohio
Ion A
Wheat Inactive Markets and Mixed Commodities Report
Telegraph notes Wheat inactivity and lower corn demand in Chicago options. Prices show No 2 winter red around 1.40, corn around 9 to 9 1/4 cents, petroleum and coffee firm, receipts steady at 6,500 bushels, lard and hog meats steady, oats quiet, sugar and cotton activity mixed as markets list daily bids and deltas.
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Telegraph
BurFraLo
Chicago
New York
Sears
Orleans
Fair Rmer
Rio
Oil Markets Bid and Refined Prices Report
Dispatch reports market activity with bids up to 2.40 and refined prices in Philadelphia and New York. The note indicates steady at 830 for county and 1.40 per ker, with various refinery quotations and quality lines amid a weak market tone.
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Cincinnati
Fehned Trae m
Sion Ad
Untitled Drought Sermon Echoes Through Parish
A local sermon on drought pattern is described as the pastor laments arid conditions and warns of looming storms. The piece notes the congregation’s concern and mentions service readings and the community’s shared anxieties about scant rain and supplies.
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Se Sua Faeie Easton
Fragmentary note references Jewish groups and places
A damaged fragment mentions Jewish communities in various locations including Canterbury Taunton and Beach. The text lists Jews chosen in a context that is unclear and appears to reference universities and select groups without full detail.
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Moath
Canterbury
Taunton
Senate Committee Hears Kellogg and Spofford on Seats
Washington, Oct. 26. The Senate Committee to Privileges and Elections met to receive written statements from Kellogg and Spofford, Louisiana contestants for Senate seats, each ready to present. A resolution ordered contestants to file statements with the Clerk and permit each side to examine the other's filing and draft replies if desired.
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Washington
Senate Committee To Privileges and Elections
Kellogg and Spofford
Louisiana
Senate
Prestoo Horse Meet Report From Missouri Track
October 26 record from Prestoo Missouri notes first race handicap over one and a quarter miles on Lady Sal Kenney. Vera Cruz with Wash Booth and Bertramei show in close order. TenBroeck wins the Pee mile heats with Almerine Barricade among starters. Barricade and others distanced in the concluding time 7:42.
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Lady Sal Kenney
Ron
Vera Cruz
St. Fe
Wash Booth
Lesa
Bertramei
Almerine
Barricade
Ne Greg
TenBroeck
Whaling Fleet Lost in Arctic Ice Near Point Barrow
News from the Arctic reports the bark Three Brothers under Captain Owens of New Bedford was abandoned in the ice near Point Barrow in September. The crew was redistributed among other fleet vessels. A British bark named W. H. capsized and sank in twenty minutes after being crushed, with the crew saved. Details about other missing crews are unclear.
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San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
Owens
New Bedford
Point Barrow
Acars
Steamers Set for Liverpool From Boston carry 125000 Bushels
Boston reports two ships bound for Liverpool depart tomorrow carrying 125000 bushels of wheat. The cargo is shipped by Chicago interests on a through bill of lading and all grain tonnage for November is already engaged.
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Boston
Liverpool
Chicago
Local Probate Witnesses Marriages Amid Turbulent City Scene
Yesterday in probate court marriage licenses were issued to Dr J Rick and Lizzie Marston, John Leon and Lydia Whitehead. Reports mention a street accident and medical aid, a horse incident on Second Street, and the Hamilton Light Infantry Rifle Team’s first drill as the town buzzed with scattered chatter and local military enthusiasm.
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J. —Rick
Lizzie Marston
John Leon
Lydia Whitehead
Grand Closing Day Bankrupt Sale in Cincinnati
Tomorrow October 27 the Bankrupt Sale of Clothing offers an overcoat for almost nothing. The sale is located at No. 79 West Fourth street between Vine and Walnut in Cincinnati.
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West Fourth Street
Vine and
Walnut
Cincinnati
Deaths. Companion Wins 25 At 11 Tonight
In a brief death notice fragment, Cook 2 is referenced as the deceased and timing noted as 11 o'clock P M, with a brief inscription suggesting a condolence entry and a connection to a companion.
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Cook
Hornellsville M E Church Adds 104 Members
The M. E. church at Hornellsville New York welcomed 104 new members at the last communion service reflecting a larger parish enrollment and community revival.
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M. E. Church
Hornellsville
N. Y
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Memronts
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Covington News
Newport News
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Rank OF
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Imperial Bank of Germany
Paris
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Prestoo, Mo
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Toomas
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Yesterda Ar Mere
Kirkpatrick
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Mintonville
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Robert Ridlay
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Hamilton Light Infantry
TL Joo
C. Weaver
W. F. Aceite
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Homer J. Shafer
John J. H. Hill
Price
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Sabbitt’s Soap
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Washington Bt
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W. A. Wateing
T. E. Watking
W. A. Watkins & Bro
Zsiweory
Eastern Ave
American Newspaper Union
United States
Gemersity
Union
Ma. H. R. Stevens
Joseph L. Butler
Harwich
Mass
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Youss
J. L. Butler
DYE House
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Wists
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Mr. L. Gore
Cor. Magazine
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Cambridge
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Vegetine H. RB. Stevens
Boston, Mass
E. Pearl
Cincinnatl
W. Fourth St
Assire Grand Opera House
R. E. J. Miles
Dion
Boucicault
Shaughraun
Boucicault Shanghraun
Samar Fale
Inate Ares A Eos
Mt. Auburn Street
Zoological Garden, Psss
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PA Foundry
Foundry
Vime Street
Zoological Garden
Burnet Woods and
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Corvetia Werner
Apalis
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