Western Union Denies Rate Hike Plans Amid Consolidation Talks
New York on September 2 President Orton of the Western Union Telegraph Company stated that plans to raise rates to the West and other regions are incorrect. He said the country’s rate structure remains unchanged unless obstructed by line interference. The remarks follow negotiations for a potential Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company consolidation that appear to be faltering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orton
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
Eiveld Besc
Frantisco
Cisco
California
Destructive Fire Destroys Townsman Buildings in New Brighton
A destructive fire at New Brighton Pa at a little after 2 30 this morning burned Townsend's building shoe store owned by L Herzog and spread to Whiteleys dry goods and grocery and J Hiannards bakery. All three structures were total losses with estimated damage around 15000 dollars, partly insured. Principal loss falls on Milton Townsend who owned two of the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
Cincinaati Times
Townsend
L. Herzog
Whiteley
J. Hiannard
Milton Townsend
Uncertain City Elections and Bank of California Influence
Unclear report suggests Bank of California and London interests may affect local outcomes. Indications show meagre returns and doubt over candidate viability in San Francisco precincts. Text hints at unsettled results and insufficient data to gauge support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of California
Oriental of London
Sam Francisco
Five Twenty Bonds Called by Government for Gold
Secretary announces calls for bonds of 3,500 000 to 8,000 000 dollars issued by the National Gold Bank of California. Calls affect numbers 751 to 1,200 and 1,521 to 3,037 with balances and interest ceasing. security valued at 3 million in United States bonds and 2.75 million in other funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Gold Bank of California
Wasuisetox
United
United States
Paul September 1 Muggy Sent Weather Note
A brief weather item notes muggy conditions on September 1 attributed to Paul. The fragment mentions a warm damp day and ongoing summer humidity without additional details or context.
Track meet results from Charter Oak meet
At Charter Oak track meet on September 1 for the 2 31 class Lady Snell won a pair of Siselines with Nellie Watson second and Boteman third. Times include 2 24 2 25 and 9 24. In the 2 25 class Amy won with Joker second and Molse third in times 2 23 2 92 2 21 2 23 2 24. Third heat featured Rarus with Parke third and Frank J won the first heat.
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Hanrtrorp
Charter Oak Track
Lady Snell
Nellie Watson
Boteman
Amy
Joker
Molse
Frok
Parke
Frank J
Unclear Inter Ocean Fire Report from Carey Newfoundland
An incomplete dispatch from Carey Newfoundland notes a midsized inter Ocean spe incident near Greenup with part of the report burned and origin unknown. The fragmentary text provides few verifiable details beyond the location and uncertainty about cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Carey
Greenup
London Market Mixed as Consols Slip From Yesterday
A London dispatch reports trading at the market’s crest but with securities in fair demand. Most are new Consol 5 per cent, down from the close of business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Farn
St Wall
River News Briefs From Septembers Past
Special Dispatch reports a shallow river at Pirrsnore Pennsylvania with 22 inches and dropping. Clear warm weather noted in New Orleans as trains arrive from St. Louis to Cincinnati. An Augusta area weather update notes rain in the afternoon with a sagging river and city plans.
Marine Likes Aun Kenilworth From Liverpool NY
A fragment notes a Marine from Liverpool New York dated September 1 mentions the steamship Arragon in transit or arrival details. The readable portion preserves basic names and a ship reference without full context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arragon
Weather and signal report from Cincinnati transit control
War Department Signal Service records from Cincinnati note observations of wind and weather at 7:05 AM. The report mentions a fair sky condition with noted wind and temperature readings as part of daily weather data captured for the period around September.
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War Department
U. S. Army
Cincinnati
Disjointed 19th Century Notes From City and Bank
Fragmentary OCR items report a range of incidents including a governor change streak, deaths in Salt Lake City and Toledo, a poisonings case, a revolver death, an annual session in Louix, a dairy issue, a Jacques Cartier Bank meeting, and the arrest of an ex cashier for false representations.
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Aevetea
Seanar
Ascension
van Gee
Jacques Cartier
Te Wee
Colter
Swed banks refuse cash due to circulation figures
A ministerial order notes changes to citizenship rights while the Swedish bankers refuse to cash a Bank of issue over the number in circulation. A Paris reform proposal, a British polar expedition, and a papal interdiction are touched on in brief international items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Bee Ovega
Bank Robbery in Louisville Teller Kidnapped by Four Masked Men
Special dispatch from Cincinnati notes Planters' National Bank was robbed this morning with bonds and currency totaling between 75000 and 140000 dollars. Teller Louis Rehm says two masked men abducted him from his eastern Louisville home, chloroformed his wife, and forced him to unlock the Second and Main bank, where four robbers took money and bonds before fleeing. Rehm was left in the bank as the quartet disappeared amid city-wide excitement. Some doubt the teller's account, questioning how the assailants moved across the city unseen.
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Cincinnati Times
Louisville
Planters’ National Bank
Louis Rehm
Rehm
Second and Main
Relm
Bank Robbery Stuns Louisville as Teller Reports Incident
Western Associated Press dispatch from Louisville notes Planters National Bank robbed this morning of a large sum. Teller Rehm found near the bank station, said to have been narcotized and stabbed in the assault. Bank doors closed. authorities promise no loss of public funds as investigation proceeds. Witnesses observed a procession and military notices in the area.
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Western Associated Press
Louisvi.e
Planters National Bank
Rehm
Re Department Military Boelet
Dan
Arrests and Assessments In Whisky Ring Probe
A Washington dispatch reports the Treasury Secret Service delayed in confirming Benton's arrest while Halleck and Brown, two Treasury clerks, face preliminary examination for pilfering 47 500 from the Treasury. Indictments await for others linked to the Whisky Ring. The Republican Congressional Executive Committee raised funds by taxing government clerks one percent of salaries, enforced indirectly amid fears of dismissal.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
Benton
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Wilson
Halleck
Brown
Treasury
Indiana
Vis
Fisher
St. Louis
Republican Congressional Executive Committee
Bristow
Jewell
Warship Sinks In Fleet Action With No Losses
London reports intelligence of a naval engagement resulting in the sinking of a man of war. The battle involved armor plated ships of about 6,034 tons with no confirmed casualties. The Bank of England cites a 1.5 percent three month bill rate, lower than the bank rate due to railway dividends. A Vienna dispatch notes Albanian consul movements and plans for pacification talks in Herzegovina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke An Anene
Bank OF England
Paris Bank of France reports weekly rise in specie
Paris reports the Bank of France shows increased specie by francs over the past week. The note highlights stronger monetary supplies and ongoing financial stability in the French capital amid September data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
General Martinez Campos Heads to Barcelona After Madrid Arrival
In Spain, General Martinez Campos arrives in Ripoll en route to Barcelona with a captured army officer. The fortress of St. Alicante stands as the place to await government decision on his fate.
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Histor
Madrid
Martinez Campos
Ripoll
Barcelona
Bec d’Urgel
St. Alicante
Herzegovina Rebellion Report From September
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unrest in the region with mentions of Turks, Servia, Sto, and violent incidents including assassinations and cattle issues. The text is garbled and references a government response and foreign involvement but lacks clear dates or named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgarabs
Servia
Stoiets
Train derailment at Camp-meeting route disrupts Weal fare travel
A damaged OCR note describes a loaded train from a camp meeting near Weal and Geahes, with references to embankment damage and cannons fire. The fragment hints at travel disruption and a possible derailment as the train travels toward Basten.
Injury toll climbs as train crash injures twenty five
A collision left 25 persons injured with several in serious condition. Passengers stayed onboard until four this morning. a freight train later moved away all but those too badly hurt to be moved.
California Market Outlook Amid Bank Resumptions
In San Francisco the Merchants Exchange Bank opens on schedule while the National Gold Bank and Trust Company signals improving prospects for resumption. The Board of Brokers plans a meeting to discuss reopening and potential settlement of Bank of California affairs, with financiers optimistic about a stable monetary and commercial outlook.
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San Francisco
Merchants” Exchange Bank
National Gold Bank and Trust Company
Board of Brokers
Stoc
Bank of California
Fires Hit Mills and Halls Across Ontario and Michigan
Peter Horo Ontario reports a large fire at the Brodie Paysley & Co woolen mills burning this morning, leaving sixty workers unemployed. In Edgerton Michigan shingles fueled a blaze destroying 1 to 2.6 million feet of stuff, with about 40,000 dollars loss and 35,000 insured. Barron Springs Congress Hall, Sulphur Bathing houses owned by Bat and Gardner, burned last night causing about 100,000 dollars in losses with insurance unknown.
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Peterndno
Ont
Brodie, Paysley & Co
Edger
Michigsnin
Barron Springs
Congress’ Hall
Fred. J. Bat
J. H. Gardner
Man Killed by Wife-Fooled Depositors at Bank
A man died after being kicked in the abdomen by his wife. Depositors at the Freedmens' Revoling Bank crowded the institution, expecting a 25 percent dividend. They had been misled by an earlier statement of a September dividend, now said to be declared only at Christmas.
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Washington
Michael Kubp
Freedmens’ Revings Bank
Drexel against California Bank suit granted for service
Order of publication granted in the suit Drexel Co versus the California Bank to recover affidavits alleging the defendant is a foreign corporation with a dead president, no local officers, and no one to serve in the state, the case involving circular notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drexel
Let Us Have Peace Peace Signed by Dominican and Insurgent Leaders
A private despatch from New York dated September 2 reports the signing of peace by Santo Domingo, commander of Columbian forces, and General Reyes Patria, commander of forces of the insurgent coast States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santo Domingo
Reyes Patria
Treasury transfers 200000 in gold to San Francisco
On September 2 the Treasury will transfer 200000 in gold from New York to San Francisco upon request by the National Gold Bank of San Francisco.
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Treasury of the
United States
New York
San Francisco
National Gold Bank of
Geld Awards One Million In Government Gold
A government gold grant valued at one million dollars was issued at a rate range from 114.05 to 114.06, reflecting a fiscal allocation and market quotation.
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New York
Dispatches From The River Ports September 2
Reports from Brial Dispatches to Cincinnati and other ports note falling river levels at 18 inches with no arrivals except slack water packets. The A 4 left for Cincinnati, lower Monongahela wharf closed to loading, weather hot and clear. Other entries list arrivals Capital City Nail City James D Parker Ste Genevieve Bee and onward movements with steamboat activity tied to St Louis Cincinnati and New Orleans. River conditions and port activity described as busy but weather hot and river level falling.
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Brial
Cinctanati Dimes
Prrrspurs
Meorweenee
Cincinnati
Monongahela Wharf
Caro
Capital City
Wickses
Nail City
St Louis
James D. Parker
Ste. Genevieve
Vicksburg
Bee
New Orleans
St. Louis
Ohio
All. Stephens
Evansville
Masonic Drill and Dress Parade Planned on Esplanade
Local notice announces a Masonic drill and dress parade on the Esplanade this evening. Burglars entered the residence of Henry Von Hagen at Wade and Denman streets last night, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry von Hagen
Wade
Denman
Holts Defeat Ringolds at Newport Driving Park in One Sided Game
The Holts beat the Ringolds of Bellevue at Newport Driving Park yesterday by 17 to 3. The Holts used many substitutes and treated the match as a practice game with evident enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holts
Ringolds
Bellevue
Newport
Esterday
Brenly Arnold Nominated for Chamber Secretary by Regular Ticket
The unanimous nomination of Brenly Arnold of the Regular Ticket for Chamber of Commerce secretary is praised as deserved and will be justified by a large majority at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenly Arnold
Chamber of Commerce
Ministers Urged to Notify for Pulpit Supply
Rev. D. H. Moore of Trinity Church asks Evangelical ministers in the city and vicinity who wish to supply pulpits next Sabbath to inform him through the M. F. E. Conference members now in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H.moore
Trinity Church
M. FE. Conference
Republican Finance and Printing Committees Meeting Announcement
A morning notice claimed a Republican Finance and Printing Committees meeting at Hopkine Hall, eight o clock, but no campaign call existed and no agenda was issued. A Finance Committee meeting is reportedly set for 9 50 Saturday morning, with the County Committee meeting at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Finance and Printing Committees
Hopkine Hal
Camapaign Committee
Finance Committee
County Committee
Worning
Ana
Frank Roach Arrives to Lead Grand Theatre Season
Mr Frank Roach arrives to assume leading man duties for the forthcoming Grand season. He is staying at the Georgetown House and will begin rehearsals shortly as the company prepares for the next lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roach
Yesterda
Man Dies After Drinking Poison Mix At Home
Michael Ford, 55, living near Eighth and Central, drank by mistake a closet mixture of whisky and corrosive sublimate used to poison bed-bugs. He collapsed soon after, received aid from Dra Owens, and died the next morning. An inquest returned a verdict of death by mistake.
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Michael Ford
Eighth and
Central Avenue
Ney
Dra
Owens
Necenies True
Democrats Split Over Convention Impact on Ticket
The text notes divided Democrat views on how a recent convention might have affected the ticket's chances. Some believe it could have aided success by moderating aims, while others doubt its effect and warn it could cost about 10,000 votes. The party shows a lack of unanimous support and loyalty expressed by critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ings
Democracy
Blicans
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church session
The present session of the Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Columbus draws focus on term expirations for pastors and bishop decisions for next term. Delegates to the General Conference, lay and clergy, and controversial questions like abolishing the three years rule are rising topics, with committee work and speeches shaping the agenda and possible actions.
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Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
V. James Hill
Columbuas
L. F. van Cleve
Field
Freedmen’s Aid Society
ML Ki Churcb
E. C
Getter
Woody
Bar
Smith
Andrews
Weakly
Moody
Sixth and
Elin
C. W. Drees
Mexico
Earl Cranston
Fenee
Cincinnati
Maller
Rice
Debctorshker
Riceville
Professor Wells
Union. College
Ouclbge
Pearne
Dayton
Holst Iece
Preac
Aete
Ce Ce
R.A. Arthur
Committee On
Driggs
United
Romena
Gonaa
Clive
W. N. Williams
Wes
M. F
Miami
United Brethren Church
Thomas Lee
Jpst Ao Ee
E. T. Wells
Bociaghets
Aes
Dr. Reed
Wm. Taylor
California
India
Father Young
Suit Filed in U S Circuit Court Over Damages and Patents
The United States Circuit Court opened with N. E. Jordan vouching for $250,000 damages against Cincinnati Railway Tunnel Co over a 1875 contract to lay track through Walnut Hills tunnel. Montpelier Manufacturing seeks $10,000 for alleged patent infringement on velocipede improvements. Libbs Angle & Co. v Eastern Kentucky Railway Co. case moved from Scioto County docket. Pleas to this court pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
N. E. Jordan
SW. Morton & Co
Cincinnati Railway Tunnel Company
S. W.orn Co
Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Hunt and Broadway Streets
Walnut Hills
Libbs, Angle & Co
Eastern Kentucky Railway Company
Scioto Coninyon
One Change Committee Names Officers for Next Year
The committee of Geo F Davis S W Reid J W Christy Jas B Wilson and H W Puasa proposes officers for the ensuing year with Holloway for President Dexter Huron Gesisha A White Harvey and Davis as vice presidents and B F Dark as treasurer. Independents plan a meeting at the Exchange at 2 pm tomorrow to decide a ticket against these nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Geo. F. Davis
W. Reid
W. Christy
Jas
B. Wilson
H.W Puasa
Cli
Cy M. Holloway
Edmund Dexter
J. K. ‘Huron
Thos
Gesisha A. White
Wm, Harvey
Geo. F
B. F. ‘Darks Delage
Board of Trade
c.Mae Ha
F. Covington
Eggleston
Lester Tap
Pom
Geo
Exchange
Work-House Sentences From Police Court
Judge Lindemann passes sentences this morning for vagrancy and larceny. Thomas Jay, street 7, is fined days. Charles Bevan and James Williams both receive vagrancy terms. Mary receives days. Johatina le gets days for drunkenness. John Garney is sentenced for larceny. Weetenbott and Mike McGovern with Ellen are convicted of vagrancy.
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Lindemann
Thomas Jay
Charles Bevan
James Williams
Mary
Johatina le
Bary
Kent
John Garney
Larceny
Weetenbott
Mike McGovern
Ellen
Jury drawn blank in Rofer Schilling murder trial
On day two of the State versus George Rofer jurors were examined for eligibility. Twenty five summoned jurors failed to appear, and the panel was partially filled by bystanders. Many of those questioned stated opinions on the case or showed bias, several excused for cause, others peremptorily, and a new venire of up to 200 names was ordered for further juror selection. The court adjourned to continue the process tomorrow.
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George Rofer
Iap
Pugh
J.C. Wittans
Sycamore Street
C. Wolf
Seventh Street
Trixt
Isaac Monheimer
Walnut Street
Freiberg
W. I. Arnold
Harrison Poximony
Riessermes
Upeni
Rufer
J. H. Drehl
Avondale
Caiter
J. BR. Rheimhold
Robert Wade
Cross Township
Louis Meier
Race Street
Joseph Vonderheide
Harrison Street
John Birgler
Liberty Street
Toho
John Moser
Thirteenth Street
Fike Street
J. W. Crowley
Mansfield Street
J. B. Hall
Walnut. Hills
Harris Wolf
Providence Street
Finnegan
West Third Street
Astone
Henry Hemmelgare
Weodward Street
Lyale Lodwick
Twenty-Gret
Ward
G.D. Winchell
Wyoming
F. Ott
Ama
Excus
J. A. Andrews
Twentyfifth
Ama Tobacco Dealer
A. J. Hicker
Dayton Street
A. Kramer
Franklin Street
Lemuel Lind
Roan
Henry Fries
Storn
Anthony Maher
Webb Street
A. Remly
Everett Street
John
Locke Street
Henry von Phol
Cas J. von Gundy
David Street
Reading
The Lynn Shooting Case in Police Court
The well known gas fitter William Lynn faced a Police Court hearing for shooting John Dicks during a bar room brawl a few weeks earlier. Dicks refused to testify, and Lynn was discharged as the jury found no intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Wm. Lynn
John Dicks
O'to Lee
Suspect Arrested in Hillsboro Burglary Counterfeiting Case
Detectives Kushman and Wappenstein arrested EF J Jenkins this morning on burglary and counterfeit ing charges. He was jailed at Ninth Street Station and will be returned to Hillsboro this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kushman and
Wappenstein
EF. J. Jenkins
Hillsboro, O
Ninth Street
Hillsboro
Bostwick
Mt. Olivet
Robertson County
Mr. B
Robert
Franck Duvenick
Burns
eSee Cere
Tebbs and Duvenick
Ete Morris
Smith
Lexington
Max Strakosch to present season in Cincinnati opera
The renowned impresario Max Strakosch announces he will be in Cincinnati this season with a concert and operatic program. H. Lloyd, a local figure, will serve as organizer for the events, involving the operatic oratorio and collaboration with Titiensi for the season lineup.
Hon. Samuel F Hunt Goes East for Pleasure Trip
The Hon. Samuel F. Hunt leaves the city in a day or two for an extended Eastern pleasure trip. He will likely stay to help with a ball and next Monday, as he polishes a chair leg in the Convention, his muscle shows up prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Hunt
Sereeys
Westencamp Boy Dies After Shot By Playmate
Ea Westencamp, the boy shot by his playmate Fred Helmensdorfer on Sunday, died tonight at his parents home at the corner of Central avenue and Freeman street. An inquest is scheduled for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea. Westencamp
Fred Helmensdorfer
Central ‘Avenue
Reeman Street
Mayor Johnston Heads to Portsmouth on Business Trip
Mayor Johnston will leave this evening for Portsmouth on a business trip and is scheduled to attend a banquet tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Portsmouth
No City Court This Morning And Street Cleanliness Issue
Fragmentary note reports no city court session due to unspecified reason. Mentions eight recruits accepted at the bar in the morning and complains that Harris street gutter remains uncleared. Questions existence of a Street Commissioner and references Holts’ and Ringolds area with an afternoon event on the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Street
Holts
Ringolds
Newport Water Works eyed as citizens seek pure water
Local notes report Melons filling markets while baseball skews demand and a silver dollar prize attracts attention. Court cases loom with Dr Rehertonn’s trial set post noon, and town politics mix with temperance zeal and Kenton Build efforts to settle debts. A lively horse show ends in a crash after a hay delivery spins into a saloon ride.
National Board of Steam Navigation Deliberates on Legislation
Over one hundred delegates attend a National Board of Steam session where a long report on steamboat law amendments is read and adopted. The board laments Congress opposition, expresses trust in the future, and recommends sending legislative questions to the newly elected Executive Committee. The secretary outlines aims for better property protection, navigation prospects, and protection from patent venders and undue liability. The meeting ends with an executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Board of Steam Oeton
Congress
Nkling
Bristow
Stock Market Today Shows Mixed Moves Across Key Issues
The stock market opened with uneven gains and losses among leaders. Western Union rose from 783 to 794, Pacific Mail advanced to 38, Union Pacific edged up, while Lake Shore slipped to 57 before recovering. Several issues closed lower or flat as the market remained firm in the second tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union Eee
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Aos Seein Ia Loon
Paates
Lake Shore
Committee reviews Mississippi River depth plans at New Orleans
The Mouth of the Mississippi reports that the Committee of Engineers, invited by the government, discussed plans to deepen water and improve navigation at the river mouth. President Grant convened the group for a morning discussion with members and invited scholars to attend examinations of the proposals.
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Mississippi
New York
Engin
Eeer
Ber
Mississippi River
Eee
Chao Ig
U. S
Grant
Malsters Convention Resumes with Addresses in Reading
The Malsters National Association resumed its sessions with reports read and applause. Addresses were delivered by Mr. F Laure of Reading and John F Tectol, leading to a recess as the convention continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malisters
New York
Malsters National Association
Mr. F. Laure
Reading
John F. Tectol
Brown Preliminary Exam In Robbery Case
The preliminary examination of Theo W. Brown, charged with taking part in a robbery involving $47,000, began in the afternoon as details of the case emerged in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theo. W. Brown
Iun
Fragmentary market notes with mixed prices and receipts
Fragmented OCR reads like market quotes and receipts with varied figures. Mentions Philadelphia prices, bids, cash rates and firm receipts, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for a clear event or item.
Death of William Garrett Shocks City Gymnasium Community
The many friends of young William Garrett mourn his death from heart disease. He was celebrated at the Gymnasium, holding the medal for Excellence in Athletic Feats and regarded as one of the finest amateur performers in the city. His passing cast a somber mood over the crowds gathered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Garrett
Yeater
Dsy
William
Port Royal Treasures Lost Beneath Waves Echoes Resurface
Kingston correspondent notes Port Royal vanished by earthquake at century end leaving few relics. Calm seas reveal underwater ruins to fifteen fathoms with sharks gliding through old windows while edifices crumble. An American oil firm’s venture unearthed no riches but left the bell from the tower as a museum relic with undeciphered inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Buffalo Courier
Port Royal
Diig
Museum of
Leading modistes showcase close fitting coats with lace frills
The leading modistes display coat sleeves that are nearly snug, with flaring cuffs of plain frills at the wrist revealing a white inner lace frill.
White suites gain favor at summer resorts anew
Readout notes White suites rise in appeal at resort locales now more than in recent seasons. The article cites fashion trends and consumer interest, with emphasis on cream and pale tones enhancing summer wardrobes and venue aesthetics.
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Oon Nwt
Yaeeun Iee
Creamy Victoria Law Stamens Sie
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Herald
Pittsburg
Minnesota
R. Paul
Hartford
Connecticut
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Pirrsnore, Pa
Orlians
New Auraky
Ixp
Bisonar Gore Dick
Augusta
Aun Kenilworth
Liverpool
Weather Report
Signal Service, U. 8. A
Steel
Irwin
Toledo
Ju ‘Incent
Rom Berlin
Nares
Admiralty
England
Bank of Englands
Loxpox
Vienna
Albania
Mostar
Italie ‘Te
Server Pasha
Herzegovina
France
Spain
Fancy Eyes
Hades
Peter Horo
Low
Edgerton
Michigan
Lens
Local Matters
M. E
United States Court
the Chamber of Commerce
Court Bulletin
Common Pleas
Judge Cox
Rofer-Schilling
Venices
Thompwere
Ahrens
Corpus Christi
the Sisters of the Immaculate
Pioneer Building Association
Eclipse
Toby Widing
Stephen Wiedner
John Schneider
National K
Campbell Counties Institute
Wee
Ted Ie
Typejina
G. W. Beglees, Wm, Tel, Dane Ugias
Perth
J. Mj
Eva Harel
Ojebe
I. M. Harrap
G Ricker
J. E
Th Thraeber
Covington
National & Tending
John Gray
Mahala Kerns
Newport Water-works
F. M. Calkins
Florence
Mr. Sanpreat
Madison Street
Liberty
Turner Society
Kenton Build Settanan
Rm Dustaoce
Vn B
Ann
Kenton Build Ene
Ravage Associanem
Klosterman
H.H. Kort
Ossager
W. Britax
Main
Takewaway
Enon
Mear
Kinnedy
Light
Lewisburg
Uae Shinkle
Um Rs
Cowapers
Cies
Robilkand
Calcutta
Lackson
Nis
Type Foundry
Franklin
Thy Drugtromsetyet
Petateda
Pensions
H. “Ethene
Radway
Sareeparillian
DR. Radway
Radway's
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Radway’s. Ready Reli
Abd Ague
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