Suspicions Rise Over Toledos Wood County Writ Closings
Late developments in the Wood County wr have put everybody on the qurvive and aim to give the county to Perrysburg. The move is linked to a prominent Democratic ring in the Northwest including F. S. Jim Steadman and J. M. Haag who have pressed that end. Weed County conditions suggest another indig meeting may be called.
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Apecia
Cincinnati
Toledo
Wood County
Perrysburg
Northwest
Jim Steadman
J. M. Haag
Weed County
Indig
Memphis Man Heads to Cincinnati with President
Fragmentary news notes from Memphis describe Tighe departing for Cincinnati with the President yesterday morning. The report mentions Salt and Gly and a St. Louis event, plus unclear references to cattle disease in a quarter and Wheeling remaining in session, with a possible Missouri river issue on the agenda.
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Tighe
Memphis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wheeling
Missouri
Breviary of St Mark's Library A Venetian Treasure
Venice era Book of the Grimani Breviary described with luxe binding and 110 miniatures. The piece features Flemish influence on Bellini Veronese, jeweled arabesques and rainbow colors on every page, with a courteous librarian granting a rare glimpse.
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Venice
Bre- Mars
Raioare
Prio
Carhe
Vatican
Sistas IV
Pla
Viary
Golane
Saeed Hearn
Bruges
Memline
Vane
Albert Durer
Venice and Grimani Legacy in the 15th Century Art Trade
The narrative traces Antonio da Messina’s role in introducing a new art form to Venice around 1474, his dealings with Cardinal Grimani, and the era’s tumultuous politics as Corfu and Famagusta shift power. It covers Grimani’s diplomatic missions, his ecclesiastical rise, and the Breviary he owned, later entrusted to his nephew and then the Vatican. The account notes the book’s binding, the Doge’s possession in Venice, and partial loss of leaves, marking a fragment of a larger historical art tale.
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Antonio da Messina
Venice
Cardinal Grimapi
Irimani
Corfu
Fam
Grimag
Sostan
Petricians
Grimani
Catharine
Republic of Venice
Heroin
Alexandris
Mark
Ziani
Fran
St. Mark
Ordine
Francesco
Paul Veronese
Rome
Antonio B
Vatican
Republic
Doge
Te Tantaeria
Bock
Moody and Sankey Silent Prayer Move Sparks Brooklyn Revival
Moody introduces silent prayer during evangelistic services at the rink, silencing thousands as he kneels to pray and evokes powerful emotional response. Moody, Sankey, and clergy including Whipple and the Brooklyn bishops drew large crowds, with hundreds turned away. the Times notes strong interest and cross-church participation.
Fragmented School Dialect Note Surfaces In Cracked Text
A distressed parent voice and a child's garbled speech fragment reveal a battered dialogue. The fragmentary OCR shows misread phrases about forgetting words and a greasy moment, reflecting damaged context on a local scene.
Cheek Wig Goal Sparks Debate Over Reading Aid
A brief, stray line notes a goal involving Casth and Cheek with a prompt about reading ability. The fragment hints at a sports moment and a potential joke or mistake in reporting, leaving unclear players, teams, or context.
Toledo and Michigan Narrow Gauge Incorporation
The Toledo and Michigan Narrow Gauge Railroad Company from Toledo to the State line was incorporated today with 20000 dollars capital stock by George S. Daza and others. Secretary Bell seeks an Attorney General opinion on the abstract of the vote which was for correction.
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Secial
Cincinnati
CoLu Macs
Toledo and Michigan
Toledo
State Line
George S. Daza
Wood County
Bell
Duchess of Edinburgh Delivers Daughter in London
London dispatch reports the Duchess of Edinburgh safely delivered a daughter this forenoon. The Carlist Committee claims a significant victory at Lumbier Navarre on October 23, with forces of thirty Carlist battalions, three cavalry regiments, and thirty six guns. Alfonsist losses said to be heavy. Carliste claim repulsion of main attack on Peina’s position. Also: Count Von Arnim to be cashiered from public service in Berlin reports. British merchants Kattengell and Campbell suffer a heavy failure with liabilities described as substantial.
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London
Duchess of Edinburgh
Peruala
Lambier
Navarre
Peina
Lumbier
Kattengell & Campbell
Witatam Whiteman
Ohio
Cincknmati
Keanc B. Matson
Hantilgon County
Taurspay
Garden of Eden
Bert Avenue
Eden Park
Caleb Kemper
Visten Point
Ark
Hilbert Avenue
Council of Mid Iyn
Surviving trustee named in mortgage deed case in Bancin
In Bancin Mt on October 29 B E Smith of Colutoe named as the sole trustee for the surviving mortgage deed of the Copa Sahuten. Raibag has been reported as having possession taken.
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Bancin
B. E. Smith
Colutoe
Raibag
Suspension in Vermont report in Moxtpeview
In Moxtpeview Vermont on October 29 authorities suspend Henry EK Fifield and the dealer amid liabilities estimated at 40000 dollars. The action reflects regulatory steps targeting the entity and associated party linked to Vermont matters.
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Vermont
Moxtpeview
Henry EK
Fifield
Death of Amasa Walker at TON on October 2
Honorable Amasa Walker died today at age seventy six in TON. He served with distinction and his death marks the passing of a respected figure in the community. Funeral arrangements will be announced by his family in coming days.
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Ton
Amasa Walker
Marine New York Steamship Arrivals Report
In Marine New York on October 23 arrivals from multiple ports include Algeria from Liverpool and London, Bolivis from Glasgow, and France merset from perhaps Fork and Moville with later entries from Baltimore and Hibernian arriving from Baltimore. The fragmented list records ships Algeria and Hibernian with origins.
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New York
Algeria
Liverpool
Canada
London
Bolivis
Glasgow
River News Special Dispatches From Louisville and New Orleans
River levels show a fall of one foot in the canal and two feet four inches at the falls. Winds are high and there is rain in some areas. packets report no major incidents by noon. Freight offerings remain dull as traders note steady river declines and weather remains cloudy but warm in many hubs. Iron ore shipments arrive and depart at several ports as barges carry nails, iron, and grain while river traffic adjusts to lower water.
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Fim
Church of Christ
Heaven
Mr. Moody
Sadiones
B . Cayler
Reformed Church
N. Y. Tribune
Iiding
Crete
New York
Os Oe
Toleve
Michigan
Bafialo
Oswego
Ogdensburg
Revelpte
Cgson
Milwaukee
Mehao
Ostler
CIA Avier! We
Novemeine Furan
Tucada
Cincinnati Times
J . LouisVille
Cinew
Orleans
Ke Hammet
Star
Parker
Eagle
Oees
Iroxton
Ceell Densville
Louisville
Evansville
Cincinnati
Leena
Lestasnater & Blank
Oil Market Dispatch Across Cities Reports Quiet Trading
Oil market report from Pittsburgh and oil cities notes quiet trading with refined prices quoted around 16 to 169 percent and various regional bids. Prices listed include $133.5 to $162 for immediate shipment, and refined crude differentials noted in Philadelphia and Titusville markets.
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Secial Dispatch
Cincinnati Times
Pirrswure
Parker
United
Titusville
Tideoute
Philselphia
Robbery at Crawford House Shocks Early Morning
A theft occurred at Crawford House around 1 am when a Wheeler gold watch was taken. Police investigation expanded as charges against officers are postponed to tomorrow for review, with several cases to be examined then.
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Crawford House
Wheeler
Johnston
Burglary at Snider and Stagmap Clothing House
Burglars robbed the Snider and Stagmap clothing house at 107 Harrison Avenue of cloth valued around $700. The crime occurred last night with no clues to the thieves found.
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Snider & Stagmap
Harrison’ Avenue
Work House Sentences in Police Court Writs Issued
James Anderson jailed 30 days for drunkenness while Peter Dunning faces 0 days for petit larceny. Jacob Clay gets 2 months for the same offense as James Thompson with undisclosed months. Jacob Dresmar abuses family 10 days and Michael O'Brien loitering and threatening violence 120 days. Judge Kadewann ordered writs for execution of the sentence. This move aims for speedy settlement of the cases.
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James Anderson
Peter Dunning
Jacob Clay
James Thompson
Jacob Dresmar
Michael O'Brien
Davis
Rooney
Court of Common Pleas
Kadewann
Burglars Arrested After Early Morning Capture
Detectives Mead and Wappenstein under Superintendent Spelbaker arrested two burglars at about 2 AM caught in the act of forcing a tailor's shop shutters on the Rhine street. The pair resisted. they were knocked down and placed in custody. They were remanded to await a November 2 hearing after failing bail.
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Mead and Wappenstein
Spelbaker
Tee Sollte Attacioe Z
Rhine
Sanitary Policeman dispute and city council notes
Toler Brothers vs Senitary Policeman Joseph Hobac ends with $5 payment for meat value and costs. Other items: bail for H. F. Clark, breaches of peace court actions, and a city council column discussing reinstating the Sanitary Policeman office with Joseph Hoben named as candidate. Also oddities about a Greenup street birthday visit and an artist in Munich praised for Centennial plans.
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Toler Brothers
Joseph Hobac
Ho Yuire Tebbs
Council
Joseph Hoban
Péllemene
A. Fennel
Wm. Hayden
Scott Street
Fifth
West Side
Committee On Ways and Means
Main Street
Committee On Sewers
Second Street
Greenup
Garrah Streets
McGowan
Committee On
Montague Street
M. H. Smith
Philip Sullivan
Robert Howe
Joseph Hoben
Hall
Messrs
McDonvold
Kearney
Rose
Hell
Meyers
Muth
Stuart
Whittle
Newport Troops Ordered to Texas and Local News
Lieut C. 8 Burbank is ordered to Newport Barracks to lead troops to Texas. Horses at Buniog & Goe bel’s stables recovered from an epizootic and ready for travel. A social gathering on Ann street led to a party at Eclipse Hall. A Cincinnati case of theft and weapon charges ended with release. $65 of stolen money reportedly still with Cincinnati police. Newport overseers address Anna Stout’s hospital placement. City committees discuss street improvements and a $25,000 bond loan, with various claims approved. Debates on railroad debt and a push for a free bridge conclude the city measures.
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Burbank
Newport Barracks
Texas
Messrs. Buniog & Goebel
Miss Smith
Ann Street
Lena Tiemyer
John Street
Lena
Eclipse Hall
Jerry Eagen
Marshal Lock
Plemgeman
Cincinnati
Newport
New York
Snelbaker
The
Fair Society
Mr. Snelbaker
Ciry
Corxer
Anna Stout
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Committee of Ways and Means
Jones
Committee On Fire Department
Jas ‘Roberts
Committee On Perons and Bridges Ve Ir Killinger
Saratoga Street
Horton
Hostilities Loom As Corean Port Attacked
October 11 dispatches report events at Corea hinting at fast hostilities. A Japanese man of war was fired upon near the capital port, a landing was feared, and the port village reportedly destroyed while the government’s response remains awaited.
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Yoronata
Corea
Corean
Kisto
Cireata
Phila Ia
Williams
China
Japan
England
The Bonanza Mines Work Soon to be Resumed
San Francisco reports resumed activity at the Bonanza Mines with plans to refurbish old machinery and timber supply. Officials say one hundred workers are on site and timing for complete restart remains uncertain due to water shortages and supply issues.
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San Francisco
Slagaia
Virginia
Ania
Isabel Letteis
It Projects Upward in Vermont-4 Case Before Supreme Court
In Brattleboro on Corpus Christi Day last 150 Catholic children stayed away from school by parental wish and attended church. The Brattleboro School Committee refused to readmit them unless they promised not to repeat the action. parents declined. The Supreme Court heard Gene Ferritter et al v James Tyler to decide if the committee had power to exclude students under existing school laws. The Chancellor’s decision was upheld pro forma for the defendants, and the final ruling was withheld.
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Mos Treden
Supreme Court
Gene Ferritter
James Tyler
Brattleboro
Tyler
Drowning Fatalities Reported After Susquehanna Boat Accident
A Binghamton dispatch notes six people boating on the Susquehanna River near Unadilla when their boat capsized. Four were drowned including Maurice Goodrich and his wife of Worcester New York and Mr Morehouse and wife of Unadilla. The Goodriches were on their wedding trip.
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Hanna
New York
Binghamton
Susquehenna River
Unadilla
Maurice Goodrich
Worcester
Mr. Morehouse
United States Circuit Co approves sale of rail line
The United States Circuit Court decides in favor of the plaintiffs, ordering the sale of the line from Atlanta, Georgia to Charlotte, North Carolina. Accrued interest unpaid totals about 700,000 dollars, with the road spanning 265 miles.
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Samuel M. Archer
Ocean National Bank
United States
Mr. Stevenson
Atlanta
United States Circuit
Nod Look Watignee Bucdechdae
Ae Trelanta
Richmond Air Tee Tetcees
Comber
Ecrees
Piemen' ok loses within Cah Union about sphagerdd Californias
San Prancisco October 29 local act appears to concern a California union matter with mentions of a Home Matuai and a capital figure of $200,000. The fragment hints at financial or corporate issues but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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San Prancisco
Cal
Rebe
Piemen' Ok
Ag Jones
Ames Plow Company Creditor Meeting Decides to Continue
In Boston on October 29 the final meeting of Ames Plow Company creditors decided to allow continuation of the business. Creditors granted an extension while responsible parties provide the necessary capital.
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Boston
Ames Plow Company
Steei
Pfer
Racing results at Washing Tox meeting October 2
At the meeting the first race carried two purses of 50 dollars, winner to receive 100 dollars. General Hartley led the field Bar Roo finished second and Donnybrook third. Time recorded as 3.40.
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Tak
Hartley Woo
Bar- Roo
Donnybrook
Meuhehi Shives Rise On Monona River In Two Feet Rise
Special Dispatches report the Meuhehi Shives rising two feet three inches on the Monona River today. Gurtle Brooks departed Zanesville this morning for Pittsburg amid weather indications. Water shortage noted at Olty with train service affected.
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Zanesvi
Pittsburg
Olty
Four Men Bound Over in Johnson Murder Case
Four men James Dowling James C Robinson Michael Mullen and James Douglass were arrested for involvement in Henry C Johnsons murder. Douglass was discharged after earlier bail while the other three were bound over for grand jury action. Prosecutor Attorney Callahan presented the case amid uncertain prospects.
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James Dowling
James C. Robinson
Michael Mullen
James Douglas
Henry C. Johnson
Cwiter
Callahan
James Douglass
Fine Distinction Incomplete Court Transcript
A garbled note from a Boston area report mentions a man disputing egg quality and a hen, with fragments about a marriage certificate stating two previous marriages for an 18 year old woman. The text reads like a noisy OCR summary of a local incident and a marriage record fragment.
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College of New Jersey
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