State Republican Convention Opens in Opera House
Special Dispatch reports the State Republican Convention convened in Columbus at 11 AM with Rev R Y presiding. Charles Foster named temporary chairman, E Irwin J R Johnson C A Hornberger named Secretaries, F S and George W Skaats as Vice Presidents. Hamilton district reps join credentials and resolutions committees. A motion to refer resolutions to committee passes as recess set for 2:30 PM.
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Daily Times
Columbus
Opera House
R. Y
Charles Foster
Gicamenin
Jos. H. Barrett
Chillicothe Preparations Highlight County Fair and Races
Special Dispatch from Chillicothe reports the Sill Guards and Campbell Light Guards departed by the five o'clock train to Cincinnati in good condition. The Ross County Agricultural and Horticultural Fair opens today with entries exceeding last year. A guarantee fund is set for October races and organizers seek fast stock. County Treasurer elect Theodore Spelnagie is bed-bound with rheumatism and cannot assume office next Monday.
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Cincinnati Times
Chillicothe
Sill Guards
Campbell Light Guards
Cincinnati
Ross County
Theodore Spelnagie
Sleepy George Wins Fast-Paced Purse Race at Fair
In Lafmyette Shelby County Indiana LaraYerts September 1 the fair’s major attraction drew a larger crowd than any prior year. A fast pacing race for purses of 150 and 75 featured six entries with Sleepy George clinching first and a second place noted. The state exhibit is also on display here.
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Lafmyette
Indiana
Shelby County
LaraYerts
Brn
Sleepy George
Crus
Fae Grounte Ara
Cotton Crop Statement from National Gans Beabdings
New Orleans September 1 report from the National Gans Beabdings notes the cotton plant in Indian Territory suffering from breath. Harvest is expected ten to fifteen days earlier than last year.
Unclear source: railroad fire near Carbondale details
Fragmentary OCR text reports an Erie breaker near Carbondale and a Pennsylvania coal company. The fragment mentions an arm font and possible steps, but lacks verifiable facts, dates, or outcomes.
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Wilressnarae
Erie
Carbondale
Ivania Coal Company
New On
Weather Reports Across Regions for September Dates
Weather notes from multiple locations outline temperatures, winds, and possible rain. Reports indicate higher temperatures in some states with clear conditions in others, while some regions show falling barometers and northerly to southerly winds.
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Muinos
Ohio
Clear Valley
Mightanes
Upper Lake Fallin
Lower Lake
Unknown Weather and Health Notes from Local Posting
Fragmentary OCR notes mention disease and violence terms, references to John’s, H.R. A large portion of working horses, names like Oliver F. Short, Gartard iy, Ghani Ky, and references to earnings and patients. Content is unclear and partially garbled, with no coherent event or dates.
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H.R
Oliver F. Short
Ra ‘Dures
Tee Gartard Iy
Re Ghani
Death of Brevet Brigadier General John G. Foster
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that Brevet Brigadier General John G. Foster died of consumption in Nashua New Hampshire at midnight. Foster, a lieutenant colonel of engineers, was commissioned in 1846 and served with distinction in the Mexican War and Civil War. Secretary Belknap will arrive later today after a railroad delay in Connecticut.
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Daily Times
Washington
War Department
Nashua
N. H
John G. Foster
Corps of Engineers
Foster
Belknap
Connecticut
Bab
Democratic convention debates choosing state officers
In Anna in September 2, delegates debated electing officers. After ballots to 10 am no nominee emerged. The contest centered on Callen of Mercer Rice of Putnam and Shaw of Van Wert with Callen leading in a tight race.
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Daily Times
Anka
Totes James Mackenzie
Toland
Allen County
Keel
Paulding
Elmore White
Defiance
van Valkenburgh
Shelby
Toughdon
Mercer
Saltagostner
van Wert
Kinder
Putnam
Callen
Rice
Shaw
Death of Bishop Morris in Breixcrixip Ohio
Special Dispatch reports the death of Thomas A Morris senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church at his residence in Breixcrixip Ohio aged eighty. He had been failing for a long time and grew gravely ill a week ago. He retained consciousness until within a day of death and uttered peaceful thoughts about his change.
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Daily Times
Breixcrixip
Thos. A. Morris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preliminary Trial Set in Gardner Murder Case
Exekial Clark and Alex Lewis face a preliminary trial for the murder of August Gardner near Henryville Clark County. Authorities guard the defendants to Charleston jail after being remanded. Robert Ettsalias Thomas was discharged as no conviction evidence existed beyond circumstantial guilt.
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Daily Times
New Albany
Exekial Clark
Alex. Lewis
August Gardner
Henryville
Clark County
Robertett
Salias Thomas
Lewis
Pleasant wedding party in Columbus last night
Special Dispatch reports a very pleasant gathering at W. H. H. Shain residence on Broad street Columbus to witness the marriage of Hon. John L. Martin of Lee Eggleston and Hon. J. H. Barrett.
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Daily Times
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W. H. H. Shain
Broad Street
John L. Martin
Lee Eggleston
J. HL. Barrett
Miners Fix Four Cent Coal Price at Convention
Special Dispatch reports coal miners meeting on September 2 set four cents as the mining price. Delegates chosen for the National Convention to be held in October, with the fourth Tuesday named for the event.
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Daily Times
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Wheat and grain prices drift through market notes
Market report summarizes mixed price movements in wheat, corn, oats, and barley across New York and St Louis. Wheat holds and softens slightly while corn, oats, and barley move modestly. hogs, beef, and pork values show firming tendencies. Shipping and freight activity noted with steady to eased traders in Chicago and California markets.
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Oil Market Quiet and Weaker Prices Reported
The September 2 market note from Prrranone describes a dull oil market with prices weakening. Refined products and Landing Market show quiet activity, with Oil City Market also subdued. Crude trades around three cents, overall market steady but quiet.
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Prrranone
Wlemcee
Vienna Circus Provides Morning Show in City
A Vienna Circus troupe performed in the city this morning with good attendance. Afternoon and evening programs will feature extra attractions to entertain crowds.
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Vienna
Bank Suspension in New Orleans After Journalist Murder
Justin Bardonney was murdered by Alexander Newton last night. Bardonney, an inoffensive jeweler, leaves a wife and several children. Newton, who previously killed a police officer in 1872, is in lock-up as Citizens Bank suspends operations this morning.
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New Orleans
Justin Bardonney
Alexander Newton
Bardonney
Newton
Townsend
Aoe
Renin
Ciizen's
Adventurers Plan Gravel Down Ohio and Laciepi Rivers
Our young friend William Beers and associates plan a journey down the Ohio and Laciepi rivers by yawl. They will carry their own provisions utensils and belongings, aiming for a delightful voyage to Galveston Texas.
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Maki
Ohio
Laciepi
Galveston
Texas
Nolespaic
Arthur
Charley Duncan
Dayton
Behal
Seven Mile village burglary and confrontation tale
A nighttime burglary in Seven Mile village led to a brief pursuit. the intruder was tackled as he prepared to exit a window, suffering a severe head cut from a brick hurled by Dr. Landis, and was brought to jail the next morning as Sheriff Allen faced difficulties. Also noted are IRS collections in Butler and a local temperance tract printing plan and a planned lecture on popular education by State Commissioner T. H. Harvey at the Universalist Church.
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Conkanes
Shiserton
Rae Clokey
UN Universalis
Carlists Repulsed in Veerda Engagement
SPratlin reports that on September 2 Mavaio forces attacked Carlists and were repulsed. opposing troops sustained significant losses as the Carlists held their position amid heavy fire.
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Mavaio
England government wire to the cable terminus
A concise report notes a government wire directed to the cable terminus in England. The dispatch references regulatory or infrastructure matters impacting communications at a national level. Further details remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
Appointment of committee for funeral arrangements
A New York committee including Mark Smith has been appointed to oversee the remains sale process and coordinate funeral services at the Little Church Around the Corner. The arrival of the deceased in this city has prompted plans for a church service.
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Mark Smith
Church of the Nen
Orp
River Weather and River Rise Report
New September 2. River rising slowly with warmth. No movement in Ev Inp. Packets yesterday were late, came by fog Monday night. The price at 10 today. No tidings of the vessel. Clear. Mercury 62 to 84. River risen six inches. Business light.
Local notices and arrests at Clinton Hotel scene
The Clinton Hotel arrivals are noted as officers and Fire Department arrest Joe Williams for driving two oxen from A k’s cattle pens. A bail bond of 200 dollars is posted by his mother. Mayrose, mother of Frank Mayrose, dies. a young girl’s death is discussed with respect. The column reports court action, a fire department ad, and funeral details for J. R. Swinney with Knights Templars and Masons escorting remains to Highland Cemetery.
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Iwan
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J. R. Swinney
Cincinnati Press
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Local notices and society items from Newport Barracks era
Fragmented notes describe visits to Newport Barracks, races and parades, local society figures Peters to trustees, a Post Office corner sign imagery, and a barracks band schedule. Mentions of Bernard Dowling in Louisville stationery, Cincinnati events, and a natural history society exhibition. scattered references to public works, levee policing, and a 15th annual natural society event starting near Alexandria with transport to a ground.
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Alexandria
Pela 'Bas
Convention Dispatches Outline Ohio Republican Nominations
Special dispatches from Columbus detail credentials reporting all delegates seated and John Sherman as secretary. Nomination of A T Wikoff for Secretary of State by acclaim follows enthusiastic support for his wartime service and farm roots. A resignation from Judge Walter F Stone is noted as a matter for future action.
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Committee On Permanent
Pasidiesi
John Sherman
Wm. A. Hant
Belmont
Sherman
Offcé
Republican Party
T. B. Pond
A.T. Wikoff
Athens
Col. Pond
Wikof
Ohio
Wikoff
CoLuMars
Walter F. Stone
Sandusky
Supreme Court
Committee On Permanent Organization For Action
Luther Day
Portage
Ww. A. Johnson
Lawrence
Stone
Thomas W. Harvey
Painesville
L. R. Hosmer
Zanesville
J. L. Jones
Board of Public Works
Hosmer
Johnson
Day
Rodney Foos
Clinton
General Robinson
Palicy
Serv Galwea
Democratic Party
Dispatch Details Indian Skirmishes Near Antelope Hills
Chicago dispatch reports from Camp on the right bank of the Dry Fork near Antelope Hills. Lt Baldwin and party scouted to Adobe Wells and down the Canadian, two clashes with Indians, one killed and one wounded, ponies captured. Indians retreat toward Red River area as command moves south with twenty one days provisions.
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Chicago
Fort Leaverworth
P. Sheridan
Col. Miller
Oraculta
Antelope Hills
Baldwin
Adobe Wells
Red River
Price
Joux
Germany Celebrates Anniversary of Surrender in 1918
Berlin reports nationwide celebration of the surrender anniversary with great enthusiasm. The Emperor William reviewed the Guards in the morning and a banquet at the Prince of Wales estate will host dignitaries this evening.
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Berlin
Germany
William
National Board of Steam Navigation Holds Secret Session
Buffalo New York September 2 The National Board of Steam Navigation met at noon today in secret session. Delegates were sent from all sections of the United States. J T Whiting of Michigan President of the Board chaired the meeting.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Board of Steam Navigation
United States
J. T. Whiting
Michigan
National Convention of Malsters Adopts Temporary Organization
On September 2 at NiaGana Fall the National Convention of Malsters was temporarily organized by 8. G. Han in the chair. Committees on constitution and permanent officers were appointed and a recess was taken.
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NiaGana
Malsters
Collision sinks ship. crew rescued near Australia
Partial report from San Francisco describes a bark named Sierra Nean 3 colliding on a weds in Australian waters. The vessel instantly sank, but the officers and crew were rescued by a bar.
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Cat
Australia
E Bar
Fifth Annual Meeting of National Master Car Painters
The fifth annual meeting of the National Master Car Painters Association opened this morning in Burraro with delegates from Michigan Ohio and Indiana attending. The gathering aims to discuss industry standards and practices and to elect officers.
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Burraro
National
Master Car-Painters’ Association
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
United States steamer Tuscarora sails past harbor
The United States steamer Tuscarora, sent to make soundings for a cable from this coast to Japan, is passing up the harbor. Sax Francisco observes the scene as the vessel moves upriver.
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Tuscarora
Japan
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