Prussia to attach locomotive to Cincinnati Express
A report from the Prussian Crossassite claims an agreement in principle for Prussia to attach a locomotive to the Cincinnati express train on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad. The event followed an earlier explosion near Springfield, Illinois, that killed engineer John Moore and fireman M Connor during a journey bound for Cincinnati. The piece notes the broader political backdrop with Thiers addressing the Assembly and local court movements in New York.
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Ringdove
Corea
Hong Kong
Charleston
8. C
Mobile and Railroad
Prussian Crossassite
Astein
Prussia
Cincinnati
John Moore
M. Connor
Speech promises active push for October vote
A speech pledged vigorous efforts to secure a full vote in October and noted General Noyes accompanying the speaker. The remarks emphasize determination to mobilize supporters and ensure turnout.
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Noyes
Peruvian Line Sails From Locust Point Baltimore
Special Dispatch reports the Peruvian Line ship Allen sailed this day from the European Step ship pier Locust Point Baltimore at m7 o'clock A M. bound for Liverpool. Her cargo includes 151 barrels of tobacco 2 800 bushels of grain 527 packages of cotton and assorted freight mainly from the West.
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Times and Chronicle
San Orm
Emmstip Allen
Locust Point
Baltimore
Liverpool
West
The Suicided Seducer and Political Tangles
Fragmentary report recounts a self destructive act linked to a seducer amid sundry political dealings. Mention of Walter S. Conklin and a ward meeting references Republican office holders and alleged abduction case involving a girl placed in a convent.
Thiers Becomes President as Assembly Seeks Stability
September 2 details show Thiers accepted as president not from support but lack of alternatives. The Duc d Aumale’s refusal sealed the Right’s vote. McMahon nier and President Chevy refused earlier. Grevy claims greater republicanism than Thiers while others avoid becoming a pretext for disorder.
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Thiers
Duc d’Aumale
McMahonnier
Chevy
Grevy
Revere Disaster Inquest Proceeds In Boston
The Revere inquest into the Eastern Railroad accident continued with testimony about train handling and signals. Officials complained of lacking telegrams and insufficient cars, while witnesses noted responsibility among engineers and conductors and an adjournment to tomorrow. Delays and notices on tickets regarding company non-liability were also discussed.
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Boston
Revere
Lunt
Palltan
Sangus Branch
Jeremiah Prescott
Eastern Railroad
Requet
Ney
Negco
Boat Race Protests Decided by Umpires in Singles
In Halifax on September 1 the single scull race saw protest by Doc tered against rango for bowing. Umpires ruled in Bedler's favor, citing racing rules. In St. Joux on September 2 the Taylor-Winship crew offered to race the Paris crew for fire.
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Hallifax
To-Da
Rango
Bedler
Pee Oe Toad Ah
St. Joux
Taylor-Winship
Paris
Explosion on Toledo, Wabash train strews wreckage in Missouri
A powerful blast aboard an engine on the Toledo, Wabash and Western train near St. Louis killed the engineer and a passenger who died after hours. The wreck tore through cars, with reports of a midline explosion and unclear cause. Names tied to the incident include Connor of Logansport and Moore of Springfield, as well as notes about a spiritualist figure.
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St. Louis
Toledo, Wabash
John Moore
Denine
Connor
Logansport
Ind
Moore
Springfeld
Edmund Potes D. Piyogi
A. Orre
Wiley
Dodge
Vice-President Interviewed in Colfax Dispatch Probe
The St Paul Dispatch sought to interview Colfax to verify a reported retirement plan and to assess if he intended to run for the next party convention. The interview aimed to clarify the seeming life doubt and candidacy intentions amid Republican circles.
Washington Dispatch on Arrival and Government Talks
Fragmentary Washington note from September two/past tense about arrival to the country and government agents seeking an arrangement. Mentions anxiety, potential advantage, private or state support, and changes to rates or treaties. Unable to confirm full names or specifics due to damaged text.
River level fall as canal work proceeds in Louisville
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Louisville reports a falling river with 3 feet water on Portland bar and 21 inches at French Island. Weather is clear and 80 degrees. The Ben Franklin was not in at noon while other packets are on time. canal improvement work advances with the contract except for the section under McGlincy who is negotiating to sub.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Portland Bar
French Island
Ben. Franklin
McGlincy
London
Phi Day Porken
Aphrodite
Marquis de G
Marquise
Paris
Rachel
Venus
Evan
England
Canal opening delayed by contract issues and river drop
The report notes Dennis & Co. hold a major portion of the contract and the work may delay the canal opening. The Spray leaves for Cairo tonight after a good trip. The Leclaire and Pales tine have arrived from Evansville and will return. Business is dull as of September 2 with the river at 4 feet and falling, 20 inches at Oil City.
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Dennis & Co
Cairo
Leclaire
Palestine
Evansville
Oil City
New York Live Stock Market Report Slated
New York on September 1 shows demand animated with steady holding at standard cloths and sales extending into next year. Prices stay firm for several brands including Adriatic brown sheetings at 12 ½ cents and Massachusetts fine BB at 11 cents as demand remains strong for staple fabrics with prints and denims noted.
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New York
Particul Ee
Appleton
Massachusetts
Wheat and grain markets show steady demand in Cleveland report
September 1 market notes from Cleveland record wheat No 1 red winter at 125 and No 2 red winter at 122 with moderate demand. Corn markets steady to weak with mixed sales around 47 to 48. Lard sold at 9 1/2 to 9 3/4 cents per pound and whiskey near 90 cents."}
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Ck Ga
Yim
Santeini
Fiour
Minnesota
Cleveland
Wade
Sue Poggy
Mme
Petes
Odd Fellows Decisions and Newburg Word Test List
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in New York barred a District Deputy Grand Master from holding Noble Grand during a wet end, unless funds for unreceived degrees were returned. A Newburg teachers meeting distributed a word list revealing only two usable terms among ninety four, with several items listed such as paralyze licorice trafficking and others pending further testing during the current month.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
New York
Order
Newburg
N.Y
The Fiscal Agency and Revenue Notes Unfoldings
The State Department names Clewa Habich & Co as fiscal agents replacing Baring Bros to align with Administration policy. A revenue resignation follows Capt. Robert Clarke’s exit as Internal Revenue Assessor in theFirst Georgia District. August warrants total nearly $19.79 million across War Navy Interior Civil and Miscellaneous accounts. Chief Engineer Isherwood leaves Mare Island awaiting orders. A long feature on a London widow known as a charming baroness closes with a lavish portrait and social critique.
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the Times
Chronic
Wasnisoron
State Department
Clewa, Habich & Co. Fiecal
Baring Bros
Philadelphia
Pleasonton
Treasury
Milone
duHars
Robert Clarke
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Georgia
Associated Press
War Department
Navy
Interior
Isherwood
Mare Island
Cal
Great Amnesty Meeting Expected Dust
From Ireland reports indicate a massive amnesty rally planned for tomorrow advocating pardon for imprisoned Fenians. Carlists Called to Convene in Mapnio with orders to assemble on the 8th for a potential rising against the Government on the 10th.
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Mapnio
Sedan Anniversary Celebrations Across Germany
Reports from Brourx note patriotic celebrations marking Napoleon s surrender at Sedan as the French army surrenders. Separately the Bavarian Landtag Chamber of Representatives is convoked for September 20 to discuss state affairs.
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Brourx
Napoleon
Sedan
Germany
Bavarian
Landstag Chamber of Representatives
Boiler Explosion Epidemic Haunts England
England reports a deadly boiler explosion on the bark Cardiff, killing the captain and engineer who were blown overboard. The August Liverpool emigrant total rose by 4000 year over year. The Anna bound for Copenhagen wrecked with all hands lost. The Wyoming from New York called at Queenstown before reaching Liverpool.
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London
Cardiff
Liverpool
Anna
Copenhagen
Wyoming
New York
St Queenstown
Italian Duel Report From York City Battlefield
New York dispatch details an Italian duel between two men, one identified as the son of a remy pt retrik yh report. The General Fardelli suffered a severe wound. cause under investigation. The India arrives from Glasgow, delivering marine news.
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Remy
Fardelli Om Ori
Lake Solght Yorech Sateet Excels In Scarce DLL
A cryptic item notes the Lake Solght Yorech Sateet excelling amid scarce DLL resources. The fragment hints at a regional setting with implied competition or measure, but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to state specifics.
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Dll
Athens Su stent sewers contract bids read aloud
Trustees of Athens announce bids for sewer construction at the Athens institution with bids from Gould & Co and others. Lowest bid attributed to Co. of Marietta. Work progress noted with seven sections to be underway by month end amid unrelated verse filler.
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G. T. Gould
Eece
Arwane
Sensational Mount Hermon Crime Report Emerges
Beyrout correspondent of the Levant Herald details a two year old terror in Mount Hermon area. Rumors spoke of a monstrous greyhound or lion, with theories centering on Druze plots. A Druze woman from Dahr-el-Almar allegedly confessed to cannibalistic acts following a love affair, tying the mystery to a local well incident.
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Beyrout
The
Levant Herald
Mount Hermon
Dahr-el-Almar
Bukhley
Harvest activity noted in Gilling area markets
Activity remains brisk in Gilling as harvests flow through markets with steady demand for meats and produce. Local traders report quick turnover and buyers seeking fresh goods, while supply lines handle fluctuating weather effects and transport timing.
Country Glyriemax Friend in Missouri Visits Decenies
A fragmented note mentions a friend named Glyriemax in Missouri and a fruit related scene with tomato and Be n Arrow in Illinois. The text is garbled with unclear events and dates.
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Missouri
Ben Arrow
Fragmentary historical note on agricultural remedies at hand
Fragmentary OCR text mentions remedies for milk conditioning and seasonal work. References to timing, weeds, pests, and cautions about proper temperatures. Content is garbled with scattered terms like milk, remedies, weeds, and letters.
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Asbury Lowry
Martin Date
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Henin Enea
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Asrint of Old
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Hamilton County
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Peek
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William Stanton
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