Broken OCR World News Snippet Highlights Local Incidents
A garbled report mentions a leading jeweler Beck, a proposed news tax, a coal miners strike in Northumberland, a man drowning after jumping from a ferry in St Louis, and August revenue receipts of 721 330 in the Chicago District. It also references events in Southern Illinois, a Dayton man injured, and a murder case in Monroe County Indiana.
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Cart
Beck
Northumberland
St. Louis
Chicago
Southern Illinois
Opening of the Case in State Ohio v McGehan at Common Press Court
The State of Ohio v Thomas McGe han was called in the Common Press Court of this county. Judge Me announced a 1:30 P. M decision on a motion related to the case. The Cincinnati Conference of the M E Church held its final session this morning and adjourned after thanks to railroads and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemes
The
Times and
Chrosician
Dayton
State of Ohio
Thos. McGehan
Common Press
Hos
Mesure
Hume
Millikin
McBarney
McKenny
Cincinnati
M. E. Church
McCooks Withdrawal Denied and New York Divorce Notice
In Columbus the Times and Chronicis reports Colvanus travels to New York for a mission. Ewing supporters doubt he can lead the ticket. A fifth resolution calls for a full exhibit of public receipts and expenditures, detailing payments and purposes over two years. A divorce business in New York is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times and
Chronicis
CoLvanus
New York
Ewing
Ee Oy
Highland County rally draws large crowd for Gen Eggleston
Large turnout in Highland County yesterday to hear Gen. Eggleston with a spirited reception. Public interest contrasted with earlier event as both speakers and audience displayed strong engagement at the meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland County
Gen
Eggleston
Man Crushed to Death at Union Depot
A repair man named Schmidt was working under a train at Pittsburg Union Depot when he was drawn under the wheels and killed this morning. The incident occurred during routine maintenance and authorities are notifying next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times and Chronicle
Schmidt
Union Depot
Fragmentary Draft Reads On Indian Affairs and Courts
The text presents a corrupted draft mentioning acts to secure something for a committee and per capita division of funds, then references Fifth United States Courts to be held in Indian Country and juries of Indians, with unclear subsequent phrases. The readable pieces imply governance and legal structures affecting Native lands and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Inquest On Eastern Railroad Disaster Held At Revere
The coroner's inquest into the Eastern Railroad disaster at Revere heard testimony from A. B. Brown of the Pullman about the time he saw Newland's train. Witnesses described signals, a lack of cars, and the potential impact of patent brakes. Depot master Green Williams and station agent Andrew Belters testified on train speeds and crossing actions. The hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
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Boston
Eastern
Revere
Brown
Pullman
Newland
Saugus
Beverly
Prescott
Teen
Grne
P. Williams
Chelsea
Andrew Belters
Eggerse Gee
France Internationals Growing in Power Reform Ties
Fragmentary report notes international groups increasing influence and power formation amid shifting alliances. Mentions external powers and possible security or economic implications, with limited readable names and dates.
Texas Politics and national party moves in September
Information from the National Republican Congressional Committee says Texas campaigns grow animated with Gen. Clarke Degner likely to win in the First District and a Republican favored in the Second. Connor’s Democrat hold warns of Ku Klux fears to suppress black voting. Geneva Convention appoints Noah Davis as anticipated arbitrator for Alabama claims. KU KLUX: Cabinet to discuss Executive powers under the Ku Klux Bill. Minister to Turkey: George H. Baker tipped to replace Wayne McVeigh. Pennsylvania Republicans claim a October victory margin of 15 to 20 thousand amid GOP unity. Illinois convention threats to oppose Admin indorsements. Coin for Treasury Dept: New York route via Bank of California noted.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasuixoton
Texas
National Republican Congressional Committee
Clarke Degner
Connor
Indiana
Noah Davis
New York
United States
Geneva
Ku- Klux
Turkey
George H. Baker
Pennsylvania
Wayne McVeigh
Republican State Central Committee
Trumbull
Logan
Illinois
The Bright Case Proceedings Opened With Appointed Counsel
Special dispatch from Spranarouts reports in Indianapolis that the Bright trial saw the State gain an assistant counsel appointment for Gen. Harrison and D. M. Campbell. Grand Jury indictment stood, array quashed, and a motion to discharge denied. Mr Bright employs fourteen lawyers this morning. A fatal runaway near the city injured four Whistler family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Spranarouts
Bright
Gen. Ben. Harrison
D. M. Campbell
Danville
McDonald
Dayton Court Allows Case To Stay On Docket
The Dayton Times reports Judge McKenny overruled a motion to strike the case from the docket, ruling he would not overrule a contemporary judge and that full jurisdiction exists. Jury impaneling began and evidence likely to start tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times and Chronicle
Dayton
McKenny
Snd
Russian Minister Not Recalled in Shifted Russia Crisis
New York dispatch reports Cantacasy and the former asked for the minister but with Prince then Premier absent he declined to recall him. Acting Premier Wi conduct in the Perkins as and expressed a made upon him journals and of and himself de-
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New York
Cantacasy
Prince
Russia
Rising river and fading flood threat reported
Spectal Dispatch from Louisville dated September 5 notes the river rising to five feet on Boston Bend and then receding slowly. Weather is clear and cool as navigation continues with improving conditions.
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Times and Chronicle
Bostiand
Bes
Halifax Horse Race Backers Open One Thousand Dollar Race
In Halifax on September 5 a single race with a purse of 1000 dollars drew backers and interest as potential champions entered. Tean Cane of Hai and other entrants are listed as contenders for the event.
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Halifax
Eine Sats
Fom
Taian Cane
Hai Ave
Fragmented Loxpon notice hints at military terms
A garbled September 5 entry from Loxpon references battle terms and names like Malte and Teck amid unclear text. The readable fragments suggest a report on weather or conflict but lack concrete actions, dates, or entities to confirm a precise event.
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Loxpon
Coampees
New York Abortion-Cornell Case Yet Unresolved
A delegation from New York waits upon the President amid continuing disputes related to the Abortion-Cornell matter. The steamer Rhine returned from Long Branch in the evening after a Saturday bill decision, with unclear implications for the case and upcoming actions.
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Rhine
Satbill
Long
Dedication planned for Davidson Fountain ceremony
A joint Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade committee gears up for the Davidson Fountain dedicatory ceremonies. Governors of Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee will be invited to participate as planners aim for mid October with details to be announced. A letter from Henry Probasco notes parts of the fountain were shipped from New York aboard the Westphalia and that the rest are en route. The date aimed for is around October 12th or 13th depending on arrival and favorable conditions.
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Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
Davidson
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Henry Probasco
Eeq
New York
Ocean Hoves
Newport
Fountain
Westphalia
Ferdinand von Muller
Unii
Society in New York Returns to Cream of Talent
A fragment discusses New York society pages focused on the creme de la creme, noting editors chase fashion and gossip while the social set remains selective. It mentions a swindler who posed as a fashionable editor, peddling wax figures and old clothes as stock in trade.
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New York
Aireles
Erie
Experimental Apple Storage Ponders Shelf Trial
Fragment describes a makeshift cellar setup with windows over a bin and shelves for testing apple storage. Notes suggest a dozen days of observation and a handful of counts, counting hundreds of units in the early trial phase. The narrator emphasizes careful attention and multiple experiments to refine results.
Fragmentary Civil War Era Dialogue Incomplete Scene
A garbled OCR passage presents a disjointed dialogue about family ties and graves, mentioning a mother, son, and references to a penurious girl and a barefoot wife. The text is severely fragmentary with many missing words and unclear context.
Portland Market Report Notes Mixed Wheat Flour Prices
Market column from Portland briefs indicates mixed movement in September 5 trading. Prices show 2c gains on some items and overall levels around 1 384 dollars for specified lots, with flour and related commodities mentioned alongside market observations.
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Citembasle
William Long
Gegeben
Ezra Clark
Robert Clark
Sk Township
Monroe County
Shomburg
Penn
Wera
Toledo
Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
Dress Goons, &C
Sulock, P
Dayton, O
McGehan
M. E.,church Conference
Columbus
McCook
Rome
Madrid
Assassi
Hillsboro
Pittsburg
Cherokee Nation
Atte
Eastern Railroad
Bablin
France
Internationals
Tba Ren Frits Pgm
Rity Si
Washington
Ku Klux
Associated Press
Treasury Department
Neal
Bank of California
Indianapolis
Whistler
Louisville
Cena
Cornell
Ireland
Destin
England
de Karl Asd
Bradford
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Jane
Ferasing
Hesrey Paonasco
vTiv
W. H. Johnson & CO
West Fourth
Vine
Lady Washington
Bay State
Peace Dale
Sbsonw & CO
N.Y. M
Hippotheatres
14Th St
X. Y
L. B. Lent
James H. Laws & Co
West Second ‘Street
Bulletin of Auction Sales
Ami Bregenn
Ames H. Laws
Ohmer’s
Lincoln Park
Hawley’s Book Store
Sas
Medical
Wooton Medical Inetal
Western Medical Institute
Sycamore Street
Pene Premorgy Sanamie Neo
Shs
Fender
Neca
Sa Baring
J. H. Tuttle
Memeu Strest
New
Wood's Theatre
B. Macauley
Couldock
Fentay
Ota
Jaques
Pend
Seer E Rem
Cincinnati Chronicle Company
Book Trade
Alfred Warren
Central Avenue
Sixth Street
Fifth Street Garden
Deer Cok
Sota
Centra
Rope
Hamilton County
Carthace
Alf Fare
Rich H Loveland
T. Prest
Avondale
R. T. Ducert
Sec’y
Sud
Lalmale
Igay
Euiaainel
Union Pacific Railroad
Ian
Sara
Saintdie
U.P
B. Oor
Omabe
Fed
Penaria
Ikego
Henachusetts
Portland
Han. Iden
Nae
Dersorr
Pio
Guardian
Mr Sheen Oe
Georges
Harvey
Elizabeth Harvey
Mary
Boxa
H. Proprims
Wrens
B. F. Smi
Wie
Amou
Wenon Eer Kom
Pupio
Lewal
Deuce Ann
H. H. Son
Oakley
Ion
Chronicle Seconsen Cian
Andrew
Wright
Tun
West Ee Mills
URIN
Furniabedroo
Puraiabed
Peete
Beer Geen
G. Pitts
West
Carriages
Alas
Steven, Te
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