Nominations for the Port of New York and other offices
The President sent a number of nominations today including Brad ford Prince as Naval Officer of the Port of New York John D Defrees of West Virginia to be Public Printer Wm Henry Smith as Collector of Chicago Jewell Palmer as Collector of Internal Revenue Fifteenth Ohio District The Senate confirmed several small office nominations but did not act on higher fee posts The session adjourned shortly after 1 o clock
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Cincionati Times
Washington
E. A. Merritt
Bradford Prince
New York
John D. Defrees
West Virginia
Wm. Henry Smith
Chicago
Jewell Palmer
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Senate
Henry Codere Roosevelt
Edwin A. Surveyor
L. Bradford Naval
Yonaha
Robert T. Smith
Jewett Palmer
Rew York
John Fehrenbatch
Lewis
Pooner
Nominations Sent For Federal Positions In New York Ohio
The President transmitted nominations for key federal posts including collectors of customs and internal revenue, port authorities, and vessel offices. Names mentioned include Robert T. Smith in New York and Jewett Palmer in Ohio, with others from New York and Ohio named for various supervisory and surveying roles. The communications reference official duties under revised statutes and designate appointments for administrative positions across districts.
Foreign. The Supplementary French Elections Standoff
The report notes Chamber standoff with Republicans and Conservatives amid French elections. It mentions Arrivals of gold totaling £531,000 from Australia India and China to the Bank of England. Military appointments announce General Nibad Pole and Cavalry command changes. Obelisk ship Cleo remains in Spe Se owner caisson dispute.
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London
Australia
India
China
Bank of England
Cleo
Spe Se
Ballion
Maprino
Alfonso Bes
Paris
Chamber of Sapatien
Lambev
la Soleil Iosiats
MacMahon
Tergukaseff
Bajazid
Denunciation of the Last Election in a Civil Rights Speech
The speech condemns the 1876 presidential result as a stolen victory and warns against federal expansion and an office holding class. It argues for state sovereignty, warns of despotism, and urges unity to preserve liberty, citing Jefferson, Hamilton, and French history. The speaker thanks supporters and calls the audience to uphold free government.
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New York World Report
Tilden
Mr. Tilden
New York
United States
Jefferson
Hamilton
Federarenes
Returning Board
Weil
France
Souay
Sn Gs Cokes
Se Oatara
Saeneany
Eagietet
Victor Hugo
Fearful end of tramp's life on freight train
An Irish tramp named Baker was killed on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway when a boxcar roll crushed him on the rails at Aurora early this morning. Barke, asleep atop the car, fell and his entrails were exposed but he survived about an hour and a half. Marshal Fanning and others found him near Riverside, where he named relatives in Wichita Kansas and pleaded to be shot to end his agony. The coroner ordered an inquest set for 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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J. D. Staebler
Riverside
Thomas Baker
Ohio and Mississippi
Aurora
Bark
Atamigo
Hope Picaerte Ton Gee
Seanagg
Wichite
Kansa
Marshal Anaing
Ene Zamoe
Pavelver
Murphy
Kessen
Ordination Services Planned at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Dr. of Wooster will preside over ordination services this week at the First Presbyterian Church. Nine marriage licenses were issued in the week ending Saturday. Colonel Robert Richardson spoke at a meeting at Welling's Hall. A white marble monument to Father Kuhr was unveiled at the Mother of God Cantary. Proceedings in a Hawes ex tradition case will move to the Court of Appeals tomorrow. John Schmidt seeks a license to solemnize marriages in the county court with German pastor associates supporting him. Compositor SipKLL of L D Cropinger's shop died of congestive lung illness. The Scott Street School will appoint a new principal at the next board meeting.
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Wooster
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Y
Robert Richardson
Welling’s Hall
Father Kuhr
Last Land
Enquirer
Mother of of God Cantary
Pater Prior Lucas
Coe O
Pater Gabriel
St Joseph's Church
Tentenberg
Gek
Hawes
Court of Appeals
The
Commonwealth
Liegnsgep
Wepb
Peter L. Courley
Annetta Porter
Kenton County
John Smith
Geo
Nordhof
John Schmidt
Henry de
Frank Schulte
Chasner
Schasidt
County J
New Port News Meeting Highlights and Local Events
A largely attended meeting of working men at Kees Men's Hall discussed legislative reform aims and reported success in missions to lawmakers elect. Other items include a winter term at Indian Springs, a St John Lutheran Reformation observance with Dr Koestler to preach, and a charity effort for the Men's Hall.
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Kees
Cigs
Teceedes
Indian Springs Common
Eva Murray
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Nepal
Bch
Cincinnati
Koestler
L. A
Real estate transfers and local oddities blend in city notices
A string of property deeds marks transfers in lot 317 and lot 405 while James Walsh’s trusteeship to a church uses proceeds. A jail release and a strange horse escape highlight a rough week. marital notices, benefits for circus manager Dr Meyer and Dr Thayer, and a barracks row lead to fines.
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Ith
Charlotte Robson
W. L. Limerick
George Tipaea
James Walsh
A. M. Toebbe
H. K. Lindsey
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Addy
W. A. Goodman
T. G. Gay
John Henry
Alexandria Pike
Newport
John BagGs
Marshal Lock
Cottingham
Dayton
Marital Magxtion
Fred. Holstmann
Emma H. Bendreich
Thayer
Odd Fellows
Joan Herxixs
Tom Nicholson
Joan Gunxing
Malichi Nolan
Live Stock Market Report from Cincinnati October
Live stock market notes from Cincinnati dated October. Prices show mixed selling of common and fair cattle, oxen and cows with ranges from about $2.50 to $5.50 for various grades. Receipts light, demand steady for butcher cattle, sheep also light.
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Walley Sroos
Bend
Gm Ee
Ns Tommon
Market Roundup From Cleveland and New York Friday
Markets by Telegraph report mixed activity across commodities and futures. Wheat and corn show firm or steady ranges while oats and rye linger weak. pork and lard cited with quiet to firm tones. cotton and petroleum markets display varied prices and limited offers in both cities.
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Telegraph
Cleveland
New York
Seisachok
Michigan
To-Pay's 011 Markets Market Quiet and Weak Trade
Special Dispatch reports a quiet dull market in Baltimore and New York with refined barrels and copper prices weak. Prices bid at 4 to 15 cents, with refined goods scarce and shipments down, reflecting a cautious trade tone in October.
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Corp Dull
Cincinnnat Tisags
Baltimore
T4c
York
River Trade Notes From Evansville and Louisville
Special Dispatches describe steamer movements and port updates. The Oella and A Oneal steamers enter Steubenville Wheeling trade, while the A Oneal handles traffic between this city and Wheeling. River levels ease, moisture and cool weather slow business as vessels Dora Cobler Cherokee Golden Mary Fl pass through ports.
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Megahela Riale
New Orleans
Golden
Mary Fl
Cincinnati
Fashion
Senate Confirms Wide Range of Federal Nominations
The Senate in Executive Session confirmed a broad slate of appointments including War W. Upton. James Gilillan as Treasurer of the United States. Alfred M. Wyman as Assistant Treasurer. Frank Gilbert as Chicago Assistant Treasurer. regional postmasters and district judges in multiple states. and other federal officeholders spanning Michigan, Nebraska, Arizona, Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Louisiana, and beyond.
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Senate
W. Upton
The
Treasury
James Gilillan
Uniteates
Alfred M. Wyman
United States
Frank Gilbert
Chicago
John P. Hoyt
Michigan
Gabriel ©. Wharton
Kentucky
Louis F. Poon
Alabama
John Baxter
Tennessee
Romaoro Zauere
Wisconsin
John Oglesby
Louisiana
Muchandise
Loa Lewis
New Or“Sugar Moe
Wiley Wells
Mississippi
Shangha
Conselo
J. W. McLain, Jr
Aaah
John A. Campbell
United Ey
S. T. Fitzsimmons
W. J. Waldron
Teioone
Charles Alien
Missouri
No Reliable Clue yet in McVey Murder Case
Chillicothe October 29. No reliable clue has been found about the McVey murder. A tramp calling himself E V Gard was arrested near Andersonville, believed linked to the crime, giving conflicting statements. Additional evidence has been found against the van Avis suspect as the case grows stronger. The bodies were buried here after a large funeral procession.
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Ayis
Hincinnati Times
Chillicothe
McVey
E. V. Gard
Andersonville
Himelf
Circleville
van Avis
Great Loss in Curacoa from Recent Hurricane
A severe hurricane swept Curacoa causing an estimated two million dollars in property damage. Many solid buildings were crushed by waves and numerous deaths and disappearances left residents as paupers in the ruined city.
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Washington
Curacoa
Indictments Link South Carolina Official and Congressman
New York report says a Columbia South Carolina special grand jury returned true bills against Case Carpenter former Revenue Collector for forgery and for raising altering printing warrants upon the Treasurer. A true bill was also found against Robert Smalls colored Congressman Fifth District for accepting a $5 000 payment to vote as State Senator amid a contested telecast of the chamber.
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South Carolina
New York
Columbia
Case Carpenter
District of
Robert Smalls
Fifth
Congress
Cleveland Trotting Draws Big Prize Race Next Friday
It is settled Snegeier and Great Eastern will trot on the land Club track next Friday for a purse of 5000 dollars. Smuggler is also listed with owners preparing for the race. George will be here with Boy Sallie none and Rowdy Boy among expected contenders.
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Cleveland
Snegeier
Great Eestern
George
Sallie
Boy
Sailors Strike Amid Wage Demands and Arrests
Sailors march through the streets demanding higher pay from 14 to 20 dollars a month. Authorities report several arrests as clashes occurred during the unrest. The movement spread quickly with port workers joining in.
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New York
Miss Alta Heady Burned to Death in Tower Hill Incident
Indianapolis October 29. At Tower Hill this morning Miss Alta Heady was burned to death by an ex causing a lamp to explode as she blew out a wave chimney. The incident occurred during a dispute with the former partner, authorities said.
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Tower Hill
Alta Heady
Death of William Milby in San Francisco area incident
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of William Milby in a San Francisco context. It mentions a person named Milby, a possible reference to a river or harbor area, and an event described as occurring near Fraser River at Hope. Details are unclear and spellings inconsistent.
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San Frank Victoria
Mitby
Frazer River
Hope
Interna
Aid Wanted in Fernandina Seeks 7000 Dollars
New York reports the Mayor of Fernandina says the city needs seven thousand dollars to provide relief and prevent starving residents. The notice underscores an urgent local appeal for aid.
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New York
Fernandina
Congress Extra Session Opens in Washington
Washington October 24 The Senate introduced several bills including a proposal to establish a Lincoln era temporary government and to declare forfeitures of railroad grants under specific cases. Thurman offered a resolution urging action on a model patent and the House heard a call for bills to reference a gun bill before adjourning into executive session.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
House
Eneaeianet
Hereford
Bauntless
Eee
Lincoln
Porary
Ot Eo Caoe
USA A
Court Bullets and Local Notices From General Superior Court
Court bullets report actions before Judges Tilden and Yaple. Indomest affirmed. Local items mention Miss Sophy Thomes and Susie Thomes at a Tux Irving Literary Club event, a half mile race between dogs Dave Hornell and Jim Neal, a libel suit brought by J. P. against Jacob Sherer, and a depot fire damage with nearby flames. Rosset Davrpsom, a longtime resident, died after a short illness.
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Diett
Ceivilas
Gottechalk
Dave Hornell
Jac. B. Hughes
Jim Neal
Rosset Davrpsom
Clermont County
Gax J. P
Hamilton
Aims
Jacob Sherer
Ivcusptaniem
FB. Martin
New Trial Refused in Iron and Steel Works Case
The court denied a motion for a new trial in the Dewey Varce et al versus Swift's Iron and Steel Works matter. The jury had awarded $2,500 in damages to the plaintiffs for a land and ore delivery dispute from 1573 with orders to deliver the same quantities at the same price in the spring. Judge Force announced no error in the proceedings and overruled the motion.
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Dewey
Varce
Cova
Swift
Iron and Steel Works
Aeecaun
Srendelet
Witness Testimony in Phillips Case Details Machinery Value
A witness for the defendants described the Net and its machinery valued at 15,000 in 1870, now stated near 70,000 with Dayton’s addition. testimony covered rental value of bolt works at 1,000 per case and machinery value adjustments. Judge ordered accounting. costs of 10 and related fees were discussed as the case proceeded.
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Phillpts
Este P. Seaman Ve. L. M
Steptoe & iteParine
Dayton
Kinsey
Bolt Works
Witneses
Eevee
Doe
Paria Ams
Depdnes
Hiss
Joan H. Walker
Phillips
Lifetia
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Russia
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Western Associated Press
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Wey
Halstead
Wasniserox
D. GC
Tackbone
Sam. Tilden
Covington News
Om. Ks Hina
Scott Street
Newport News
Widhy Society
Yarna
Cincinatti
Beon
California
Milwaukee
Tige
Additional River News
Louisvville
Canal
Portland Ber
Ben. Franklin
CI Bbh
Cook
Mendelson
John
Bransford
Indianapol
William Milby
Wasutseron
Dilis
Superior Court—General
Tilden, Yaple Air Force
Indomest
Cynthiana Stramous
Circinnati Savings Society
Niiff
Hamilton News
Dee Maumiee
Nares
Wallace
Sue Mallery
Ue Mehtaire
Leshampt
Jennie Brant
the Hussars
Spindler
Missiue Vander
Altmison
West Fifth St
Wewall
Rees
Yaple
Milton Sater
Storer and Codman
Maria Plant
John Mure
Gareya Lane Seminary
Rphy
Neo A. M Johnston
Plaintif
Frig Johnston
Johnston
Lardeg Jusges
J. Kenston
Abe
Saith
S. Craqford
P. Bradstr
Francis M. Chase
Chambers
Stevens
Tyaple
Sred
Diffe Insurance
Generda
Martin Ples
Cincionati
Ballaing
Conten Campbell & 60
Jaenes
Fireman's
Ee Kenton
Conngian Nine
Orly? & CO
Oola
FaRten
Acurer
Miami
Vailey
Furnituce Roott
Kuracy
Manhattan
Ase America
Philadelphia
Toung Ens
Teutonia
Total Insurante
Este
Dlatia
Setide
Satan Stree
Baageem, Johnston, Avery
Haves Conn
Wesak
Ieee
Chapeau
Beaconsfield
A.B. Burkhardt
W. Fourth St
Rae
Lockwood & Showoy
C. Hs
T. & A. Pickering
Main St
Zoological Garden
Burnet Woods
Elm Street
GALEM
Ace
Hopkins
Dress Goods, &A
Pacific Armores
Badens & Turins
John Shillito & CO
Housekeeping
Enon
Lind Yard
Anabein
Oe Howe
Amuseme
S. Sens
Edwin Boces
ST Sy
RSARP
ASTM
Mlle de Rese
Anals de Tournens
Rives Tigria
Mesers
Jarrét. & Palmer
Ia Et Oe Vai Paper Mae
Treet Railroad
Mt. Auburn Street
Zoological Gard
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