General Osborne Fires Up Fort Wayne Campaign Tour
Special dispatches report Gen Thomas O Osborne drawing a large Hamilton's Hall audience in Hamilton, praising his eloquence and canvassing skills. Democrats and Republicans alike praised his address. Tonight Gen John A Logan will speak at the Rink, preceded by parade and torchlight procession. Lady friends of Company D Grant Rangers to present a flag for the campaign.
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Times
Fort Fort Warne
Thos
O. Osborne
Hamilton
John A. Logan
Lady Friends
Company D
Grant Tansers
Pa Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle
Special dispatch from Pennsylvania reports on local events and developments sourced to the Times and Chronicle, including public notices and community updates. The brief item highlights civic matters and ongoing efforts within the state.
Political rally in Delphi highlights large crowd
At Delphi Indiana September 5 Governor Fairchilds and General Spooner addressed a crowded court house audience. Speakers spoke with force and elegance, eliciting loud applause and singing. The Liberal Republicans are scarce and Corners endorse straight out feeling over the Louisville Convention. The Louisville Convention excites much interest and Greeley supporters claim mixed reactions among local Democrats.
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Iadiana
Fairchilds
General Spooner
Carrell County
Liberal Mass Meeting in Washington District
A mass meeting of the district's colored voters met September 5 to elect delegates for the Liberal Convention of colored men at Indianapolis. An appointed time for assembly passed without a single colored man arriving, and the gathering adjourned by unanimous consent.
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Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Missouri State Convention Adopts Platform
The Missouri State Convention convened this morning and adopted a platform endorsing property rights and the law, opposing any return to prior policies. It lists Grant and Wilson as leading figures and references a Republican administration, with delegates supporting a nomination slate.
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SB. Grats Brown
St. Louia
Perennea
Alog A Delphin
Grant
Wilson
Universst
O'Conor and Adams The Standard Bearers
Louisville September 5 A chaotic Democratic convention debates O Conor’s renomination as Charles Adams is floated as a potential alternative. Delegates read a telegram from Quincy refusing to endorse O Conor, prompting motions to adjourn and to nominate a new presidential candidate while a national committee list unfolds.
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O'Conor
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Republic
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Goodlett
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Grace Archer
O'Connor
Jett
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Anniversary of the French Republic Quiet in Paris and Lyons
September 5 reports no widespread demonstrations for the Republic anniversary in Paris. Troops stayed at barracks as a precaution while semi private banquets occurred in Paris Lyons and other cities. Spain’s government is negotiating with Paris bankers for a loan of 1,000,000,000 francs.
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Arbitration at Geneva Tribunal Delays Decision
The Daily Telegraph reports the Geneva Tribunal has not reached a definite decision yet. Details are under examination, delaying any ruling beyond this week.
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Daily Telegraph
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Emperor Opens Hungarian Diet Speech Urges Reform
Emperor Francis Joseph personally opened the Hungarian Diet. The throne speech urged perseverance in internal reform and congratulated the Kingdom and Empire on amicable relations with foreign powers.
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THE METIS Victims Bodies Identification Difficulties
A Boston family member identified a body as his relative though misidentification appears likely. Officials caution that determining the exact fatalities from the Metis disaster remains improbable as inquiries continue and evidence is examined.
Vermont Election Returns Show Republican Lead Grows
Vermont dispatch from Burlington reports election returns through September 4 to 10. Democrat Converse Balner leads in 13 towns, with Republicans holding a majority in 169 towns and a Republican gain of 3,418 since 1870. Total anticipated Republican majority around 26,000 with Vermont specials noting large gains.
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Converse
Eh Balner
Dominion Returns Rally for Sir Francis Hinck in Vancouver
The new Dominion Parliament sees Sir Francis Hinck, a former Ontario candidate, returned from Vancouver after earlier defeat in Festlement. Meanwhile Mr Cartier, beaten badly in Montreal, remains unseated as he fails to win a seat elsewhere.
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Vancouver
Cartier
Montreal
Will Contest and River Disaster Dominate Sept News
A chaotic dispatch from New York reports Baron Lederer returning from Austria, while G Pike contests his father Noah T A Newark merchant's will leaving five hundred thousand dollars to two children. The tragedy aboard the steamship America at sea near Negdsati results in many deaths and missing crew, with ten Chinamen engineers and others unaccounted as fire tears through the vessel. Nine thousand four hundred seventy eight German immigrants arrived last month, marking a jump from the prior year.
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Negdsati
Japan
Americaa
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Baron Lederer
Austria
G Pike
Noah T
Newark
George
Republicans Celebrate and Campaign Across States
The GOP activities trail through Vermont and Indiana with Torchlight processions in Bloomington and Canton. Speakers Haynes Guuckel Morton Williamson and Merrick Stoneman Lusch Leffing run in various districts as campaigns heat up and nominations shift across Iowa and Nashville.
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Soda
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Glycerized cotton as substitute for charpie in medicine
Report from Journal de Pharmacie notes Prof Gubdier showing glycerine-treated wadding that becomes permeable to medicines without losing suppleness, proposed as a charpie substitute during shortages. Dr Sraborde has used it for wound care, requiring only glycerine and pressed aquare sheets.
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eSraborde
English Crown machinery oil ad promises purity and price
Horace A. White & Co offers English Crown pure sperm oil for machinery lubrication at 100 dollars per gallon with Liberal trade discounts. They claim other oils ruin machinery and lose dollars yearly, urging adoption by large U.S. customers through George P. Rowell & Co as agents.
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N.Y
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Convention settles on Conor Adams ticket amid lively debate
Delegates press for O Conor acceptance and unity. Adams accepts for Vice President while Conor is urged to remain on the ticket. Widespread enthusiasm follows, with ratification meetings planned and state conventions urged to nominate fall candidates.
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Weems
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Mara
Galladay
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Trade movements detail distant harbors and ships
The report notes moderate business with excess import tonnage. The Saannoa peon arrives Orleans this evening. Tae wkin from Cairo and Charmer rem tre ville have arrived. The Cane lia has pincers from the Cairo trade and has led Bop for repairs.
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Fragments Hint at Festival Taxes and Welsh Hall Rally
A garbled item suggests a tax or ledger note for a festival and a pledge by heirs to a large sum. It mentions the Dayton Syndicate Feast Society planning a rally around the Head Centre at Ehmer's Hall next Saturday evening as part of the event.
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Ehmer's Hall
Third Edition Review of Fair Attendance and Weather
The day opened with heavy rain but cleared to pleasant skies. Attendance surpassed yesterday’s 2,500 ticket total and the fair proves financially successful. Track trials were limited by wet conditions, yet improved weather today allows horse show events to proceed. Police arrangements were orderly and crowds well accommodated for food and lodging.
Market News Briefs From Pittsburg and Philadelphia
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports prices fluctuating in Pittsburg with lackluster activity noted at Farters market. Philadelphia remains subdued with refined and crude outputs trading amidst weak demand.
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Farter
Indian State Debt and Regional Developments Highlight Early News
The survey notes state debt at 5 937 251 dollars, plus reports of lead found in Cedar County Missouri and rebuilding in Michigan. It mentions a completed bridge at Havana Illinois, river work near New Lisbon and Se, and a variety of agricultural, mining, and industrial updates across Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania, with political conventions and a large Ohio fair planned in October.
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Thunder Storm Hits Boston Crops and Lives Lost
A heavy thunder storm in Boston Lancashire yesterday caused multiple deaths and great crop damage. A Nagasaki dispatch reports nineteen lives lost in the burning of the America Loxton. The Internationale Congress notes credential verification despite a heated Newark delegates dispute.
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Reed House Fire Destroys Building in Pa. District
The Reed House in Eng, Pa suffered a major blaze last night. Firefighters arrived late and containment lasted until five o clock. Sixteen stores and boarders lost belongings. building valued around 260000 with 100000 insurance on the structure and 17500 on furniture. Rebuilding cost estimated at 125000. furniture losses reach about 38000 excluding insurance.
Oil Producers Meet in St Petersburg Adopts Tariff Plan
An adjourned meeting of oil producers in St Petersburg reports districts split into twenty two. Marcus Hulings chairs as Dalton leads frontier territory in support of suspending development. Resolutions call for a tariff to protect crude oil and exempt it from duties, with a telegram from Parker's Landing pledging strong action. A Vigilance Committee to enforce the plan is to be formed tonight.
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St. Petersburg
Marcus Hulings
Dalton
Frontier Territory
Washington
Parker's Landing
S. Petersburg
Liberal Convention Reassembles Sets New Conference Committee
SYRACUSE September 5 The Liberal Convention reassembled at 11 50 am appointing a State Committee of one from each Congressional district and three at large. The Convention recessed to 2 pm amid warm debate about the Conference Committee packing. A resolution to seat a new conference committee was adopted. The Conference on the Electoral Ticket reported the same ticket as the Liberal Convention.
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Cleveland Trial Convention Chooses Fatt President
At the session of the trial convention yesterday Albert E. Fatt of Chicago was chosen president and the executive and other committees planned. The entries for the Northern Ohio Fair exceed those of the previous meeting with trotting races full and many of the West's best horses entered. The running purse entries close Saturday evening.
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Covention
Bert E. Fatt
Chicago
West
Trains Collide at Blairsville Intersection in Early Morning
Two Pennsylvania Railroad freights collided at Blairsville intersection around 3 o'clock. Several cars were wrecked, engineer Frank Macaulay was killed instantly, and the fireman had a narrow escape with injuries.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville
Frank Macaulay
Congressional Convention Nominates Lowe and Carter as Electors
The Congressional Convention met yesterday and nominated Hon. D. P. Lowe the incumbent and Wm. A. as candidates. John Gathrie was chosen as a presidential elector amid color tensions and local party activity.
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River News Update from September Dispatches
Special dispatch reports the river at 23 inches and the water steady at Brownsville with 1 foot at the canal head. Last night’s rains brought cooler weather and further showers at Seorastoee with rain and 20 inches water. Louisville also reports clear skies and a quiet river scene.
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Governor Hoffman appoints Van Vors to Supreme Court seat
New York reports Governor Hoffman appoints Eeames Hooper Van Vors to succeed Judge Barnard on the Supreme Court bench. Smith resigns as president of the Northern Pacific Railroad and George W. Cass, former president of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Line, is elevated to take his place.
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Eeames Hooper van Vors
Barnard
Smith
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George W. Cass
Pitts Ueg
Fa Wayne
Chicago Line
Bids for Gold Reach Over Thirteen Bids in New York
In New York on September 5 thirteen bids for gold totaled about 1,255,000 dollars at prices from 112.56 to 113 dollars per ounce. The market offered one million dollars for sale, trading from 112.85 to 113.05.
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New York
Shipping Arrivals at Liverpool September Fifth
Marine news from Liverpool notes the steamship Nestorian arriving from Quebec and Montreal and New York on September fifth, along with the steamship Greece arriving from Liverpool.
Grainy Dispatch Chronicle Details Arrival and Schedules
Special Disputer to the Times reports the Granite State arriving at 1 o clock, Mountains passing down at 4, Dagana at 5, and Kate and Big Pagers morning observations. Comey and Granite State down at noon.
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Times Gad, Chronicle
Lkorton
Granite State
Comey
Greeley Dignity Parodied in Parton Text
An extract from Parton's Life of Greeley portrays the philosopher with dignity, imagining him as president inviting the diplomatic corps to a state dinner and playfully querying his private secretary Jonas if he has attended dinner. The anecdote emphasizes wit and leadership aura in a fictional scene.
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