Health Board Week End Report and Local Notices
The Board of Health weekly figures show 13 deaths with August totals of 38 male and 30 female. For the week ending September 5 births numbered 14 males and 8 females. Park and fruit stand profits reported, gate receipts $314.10 and stands $220.53. The Soldiers’ Home and Templar bands praised in council. Council approved purchasing 2,000 feet of rubber stock for a reserve after noting 1,000 feet of worthless hose. August expenditures totaled $1,190 with coal $591.73. Dayton Fire hospital details, 568 absent, grand total $2,423. A Democrat County Convention adjourned to 130. Anna Draper released by circulars Young over counterfeit twenty dollar note case. The depot incident led to offender’s capture and confiscation of counterfeit money. he is in custody. Heavy shower at eleven.
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Board of Health
Corre Selina Cok
Templar
Dayton
Ane Anna Draper
Cracelates Young
Troy
Mystic Park Race Report Ends in Confusing Beeps
A garbled OCR fragment from Mystic Park mentions racers and times. Names like Kaneee Chet Dustin Lady Honest Billy appear uncertain. The text hints at laps or sprints with times 2:26 and 2:29 but readability is poor and key details are unclear.
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Mystic Park
Ome Park
Dustin
Lady Honest Billy
Ulatea Amateur Races Lead to Yates Victory in Heat
In Troy on September 4, Yates won the second heat of the amateur race series. Declan also claimed a win in the Comer event as Ulatea proved strong in early rounds.
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Troy
N. Y
Ulatea
E.yates
Aeiteas Coe
Declan
Lumber convention backs mill cuts in state plan
At St. Paw on September 4 a lumbermen's convention at S. Anthony's Falls recommended a united action to reduce state mills by thirty three and eight thirds percent for the ensuing season.
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St. Paw
Lehigh Levee Wreck Stirs Questions About Loans
A garbled report mentions Lehigh Say Levee and a matter involving a United Company in New Jersey. One entity lent money to another amid Insurance Company references. Details are unclear but the Central area is cited as a locus of activity and potential inquiry.
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Lehigh
Ee Anal of
Tomag
United Companies
New
Central
Local Rhode Island Town Elects Grant Boaggyactner Tomiees
Fragmented OCR reads as Rhode Island town selects Grant Boaggyactner Tomiees for local office amid unclear details. The readable portions indicate an electoral result with names appearing in garbled form and no precise date or position clearly stated.
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C. Oiknee
Rhode Island
Proabies Riot Inquiry Shocks Coushatta Parish
Septembers themes report unrest after a night of violence in Coushatta Parish. Investigators describe armed groups, a store christening controversy, and a fatal shooting with injuries to residents including H J Twitchell and J B Dilbeek as Couriers arrive with updates.
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Coushatta Proabies
Suneverort
Soear
Frank Ed
R. A
Smith
H. J
Twitchell
H. J. Twitchell
France probes government actions amid electoral tensions
France faces a heated dispute over alleged unequal treatment of candidates. Interior Minister LaTour pledged inquiries into the matter while Tirard criticized the circular as improper yet refused to intervene. A protest within the government referenced Marshal Serrano’s stance and strict neutrality abroad.
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Latches
LaTour
Tirard
Em G. Soaer
Maine
Marshal Serrano
France
Chab
Unclear fragmentary note on workers and diplomatic talks
Fragmentary report mentions a Lancashire mill, requests to limit work to four days a week, a meeting with ex-Duke of Parma, and a sailor suspected of desertion sent toward authorities and the German consul. Names and places are garbled.
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Parma
Carliste
Polar explorers report new Arctic drift findings
Vague note from early report notes Polar explorers in Ber 5 and later accounts describe Arctic drift observations by expedition teams. Date details are unclear, and sources reference A Polar ex as context for events.
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Vimuma
Unclear Maritime Note Tied to London and Nevada
Fragmentary report lists places New Yor, London, Nevada and Liverpool with September dates. Mentions steamship Conant arriving from Hew, but details are incomplete and no clear events or figures are established.
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New Yor
Sonae Fenace
London
Nevada
Liverpool
Weather and river conditions report fragment 1920
Fragmentary weather note from Washington dated September 5 1920 records eerie wind from the Tennessee and Ohio valleys. It mentions low temperature, partly cloudy skies and river observations near Mississippi and Missouri areas. The readable content is sparse and inconclusive.
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Wasaixoton
Tennessee
Ohio
Lowe
Yenigh Son
Ares
Missiesi
Lower
Missouri
Police Lieutenant Moran Suspended Over Drunkenness
Lieutenant Thomas Moran of the police force has been suspended for drunkenness and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Thomas Moran
Hamilton County Normal Institute Closes With Concert
The Hamilton County Normal Institute closed its exercises today with a programme featuring vocal and instrumental music. Readings were delivered by Prof. Batley and James F.
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Hamilton County Normal Institute
Prof
Batley
James F
Workhouse Sentences Reported by Judge
Fragmentary report of sentences from a workhouse court. Names including Thomas Corcoran and Wm Smith appear with short terms like three months and costs. Other details are garbled but suggest multiple assaults and orders or fines.
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Thomas Corcoran
Mattie Sorderly
Wm Smith
Bride
Hughes
Tanchitly
Montas
Police Court Convictions: Barnes and Deamond Sentenced
In police court this morning Charles Barnes was convicted of stealing a small amount from A Kinkaid and sent to the workhouse for six months with a $200 fine and costs. Raith Deamond was sentenced to six months and a $100 fine plus costs for stealing a steel from Rl Peyton.
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Charles Barnes
A. Kinkaid
Raith Deamond
Rl Peyton
Multiple Meetings Planned for Various Groups Next Monday
Workers in the department of Christian labor are summoned to the YMCA rooms next Monday at 7 PM. Several meetings follow at different locations and times with speakers including Mr. Spicer and Mr. Scott, and names such as C. & Sinkerthas Barcel, Meek, Emery, Rev. J. W. Feen, Dr. Walden, and James Harvey appearing in the schedule.
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Ee M. C. A
A. M
Mr. Spicer
C. & Sinkerthas Barcel
M. McComas
Scott
Seoroar
Meek
Rps
Joke
J. Emery
Wesley Chapel
J. W
Near
River
Ban
See
Ny “Pea Ky
Grier's
Ibt
Daily meeting at First Presbyterian Church for all Christians
A daily 8 to 9 a m religious meeting at the First Presbyterian Church Fourth and Main welcomes strangers. Rev J Emery led prayers and Psalm 39 comments noting life’s brevity. Prayers asked for an aged man near death, the murdered policeman Abraham, a widow, her deceased daughter, city businessmen, ministers, and mission workers. Other speakers reflected on life’s darkest days and devotion to service with hymns and verses. Mr James Harvey led on Monday morning.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Main
J. Emery
Nan
Abraham
Christ
James Harvey
Marriage Licenses Issued For Week Ended September 6
A list of marriage licenses issued for the week ending September 6 includes Klick end La Louisa Wistenberg Hey it and Annie Mommerer Albert Gileer McCann Missner Stamermann and Annie Ww Rolf Derid merry and ary Ooo erinery.
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Klick
Louisa Wistenberg
Annie
Mommerer
Albert Gileer
Ae McCann
Missner
Stamermann
Anee
Rolf
Derid Merry
Ary
Erinery
Adjourned Republican County Convention Recommends Tickets
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports an adjourned session of the Republican County Convention in City Hall. After earlier wrangling over full ticket vs independent candidates, the body again refused nominations, instead recommending some men for certain offices and referring others to the Executive Committee. A committee was set to meet Pickaway County to nominate a candidate for the State Senate, then the convention adjourned sine die.
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Colrambus
Pickaway County
Sinte Benator
Reports from Alabama spark justice concerns
Kepo Special Dispatch notes preliminary work on annual reports in Alabama departments. Letters to the Department of Justice from U S officials complain that Justice Bradley's Grant Paris decision invites lawless acts against negroes. A telegraphed report claimed District Attorney Fisher would resign to campaign in Delaware, but the claim is unfounded.
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Waa&hington
Department of Justice
United States
Alabama
Justice Bradley
Grant Paris
Fisher
Delaware
Campaign opens in Philadelphia area and fair begins
Special Dispatch reports Hon. Wm. A. Holman, Democratic candidate for Congress, opened the campaign at Phillips Hall in Richmond on September 5. Republican challenger Mr. Claypool will join in a districtwide discussion series. The Fifth Annual Richmond Association Fair starts Monday with strong prospects.
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Daily Times
Richmond
Wm. A. Holman
Congress
Phillip’s Hall
Claypool
Benjamin Crawford Dies After Boiler Testing Career
Special Dispatch to the Times reports the death of Benjamin Crawford at 10 o’clock last night. Crawford served as Commissioner on boiler testing experiments and for many years as Supervising Inspector for the district.
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Times
Prttanire
Benjamin Crawford
Three Incendiary Fires and Other Incidents Reported
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times notes a quiet night with three incendiary fires a coal accident and two stabbing affrays. The report lists scattered disturbances across Menruts on September 5. Authorities investigate but details remain sparse.
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Menruts
The
Daily Times
Dayton, O
A titled proselyte to Romanism
London reports a notable shift as a Marquis reportedly converts to the Church of Rome. The resignation from leadership of the Free Masons and temporary pension arrangements linked to the Prince of Wales sparked public excitement.
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London
Ripon
Free Masons
Prince of Wales
Rome
Commander in Chief Power Shake Quieted by Madrid Report
London September 5 A Madrid dispatch says the commander in chief of the army or Marshal Serrano may be styled with authority to appoint a general. The report highlights a potential reshaping of high command and appointment powers in the capital.
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ARMY
London
Madrid
Ee Rau Es Eomander
Marshs Serrano
Another Assembly Vacancy in Paria Year, Depart Seine et Oise
Report from Paria dated September 5 notes another assembly vacancy. Count de Pourtal, member of the Assembly from the Department of the Seine and Oise, is indisposed. The article records his illness and absence from duties.
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Count de Pourtal
Seine and
Oise
Incendiary Break-In Damages Orleans AG Office Records
At the St Louis Hotel, later House, the Attorney General's Office records were broken open during the night. Incendiaries piled papers in the main office center, scattered furniture, and dowsed them with coal oil before setting a fire. The flames burned out quickly, leaving only charred papers. No final destruction occurred as the culprits fled.
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Orleans
Attorney van Pield
St. Louis
New Race Track Opens in San Francisco Today
San Francisco reports the formal opening of a new race track with a forthcoming four mile race planned for November. The British steamer Vancouver arrived today from a voyage, adding to the day’s notable events in the harbor city.
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San Francisco
Cal
Vancouver
Gon ‘Oe
Age Pure Sete Kone Wooecal
Pg Foodie
Democrats Settle Ballot Counts in District Meetings
In St Louis on September 5 the Democrats of the Twelfth District report 127 ballots cast with no result after redaction efforts by M Glover. The Seventh District delegates at Se-20rgressman tally 348 ballots with incumbent Crittenden leading Say and Phillips, but no decisive outcome.
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St. Louis
M Glover
Congress
Crittenden
Say
Phillips
New York Bank Statement Week Ending Update
New York reports weekly bank statement covering the week ending today. The release notes totals for deposits withdrawals and reserves in the city center. Officials provide the figure updates and present overall market activity for traders and customers.
River News Report From Memphis and Cumberland River
Special Dispatches describe river conditions on September 5 with the Cumberland and Mississippi currents. Details mention barges purchased for eastward supply, ship departures and arrivals, light traffic on the Argosy, and weather notes with river levels and clear skies in Memphis.
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The
Daily Times
Cratompeny Hs Mer
Evansvville
Cincinnati
Cumberland River
Son Louis
Bermuda
Pines
Bee
New Or
Shinkle
Chester
Memphis
Colorado
Fe Bsns
St. Louis
Mercury
Weather and river progress at Louisville and White River
The daily report notes 7 feet at Osceola and 3 feet below at Weever Conte. Water rises toward White River tonight with Ella nn in command. Cloudy with light rain this morning. Business quiet as freight moves with boats passing down tomorrow. The J. B. Parker ascended this morning. no boats besides packets are noted.
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Osceola
White River
Ella Nn
Louisville
J. B. Parker
Market Report from Parker's Landing and Rouseville
Special Dispatch notes a dull ott market with few sales on September 5. Refined prices at Parker's Landing hold at 75 and Rouseville shows no change as petroleum prices stay around 110. The report from Cincinnati Tiues reflects a quiet trading day with limited activity and steady values.
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Cincinnati
Parker's
Rouseville
Giver in employ of for a arch manufacturers in canal accident
A worker driving a wagon and horses into a canal near a boat accident near Clermont County Ohio. Rescue efforts saved a man as the incident unfolded amid carelessness and injuries reported by witnesses.
Will of Squire Hanselman Bequeaths Life Interest to Wife
The will states Squire Hanselman leaves property to his wife for life with remainder to children after her death. No record of transfer is shown, but the estate is estimated at about 312,000 dollars.
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Squire Hanselman
Lis Ek
Rewateke
Discharge Request for Caroline Shock in Habeas Corpus Case
Probate Court yesterday afternoon heard two matters. Caroline Shock sought discharge from the House of Refuge on ground she was over sixteen at commitment, with Bible birth records questioned and parents saying birth occurred after marriage in 1857. remanded for further action. In a separate case James Sullivan sought custody of his five year old son. court found the father providing for the child and restoration to him.
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Matson
Probate Court
House of Refuge
Caroline Shock
Pruden
James Sullivan
Cost of County Bridges in Hamilton County 1874
A summary from Samuel Bowles County Engineer reports the funds spent on building and repairing bridges across Hamilton County for the year ending September 1, 1874. The record lists expenditures by township including Millcreek, Springfield, and Colerain, with several totals in the thousands and detailed line items for each district. The figures reflect bridge construction, maintenance, and related costs incurred to support local infrastructure and transportation.
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Hamilton County
Samuel Bowles
Board of Trade to Study Smoke Prevention Measures
A special committee reported on preventing and reducing coal smoke. A large Cincinnati Board of Trade meeting, chaired by Thomas Smith, considered proposed ordinances, submitted letters from Mrs. Marion Brinkerhoff, and approved a plan to gather international smoke prevention information before a future committee report.
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Board of Trade
Thos. @ Smith
B Burn
Su 4
Ases
Cincinnati Board of Trade
Intelligen
Marion Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
For Council
Nance
Robert Mrtcallis
L. Barney
John Simpkins
C. W. Fooley
London
England
Captain Patton Re-nominated for Sheriff at 2 o'clock
Special Dispatch reports Captain Patton was re nominated for sheriff at 2 o clock. Henry Sauerbach was re nominated for treasurer.
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Captain Patton
Henry Sauerbach
Investigating Ex Auditor Alleged Defalcation
A legislative committee probes ex Auditor McTirath over a defalcation claim of 100008 with reports of 10005 found. Officials and the press await governor's action while the committee rechecks figures and testimony.
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Balismi
McTrath
Balloon Buffalo lands near Port Huron after beacon ascent
Cleveland reports the balloon Buffalo ascended at 11 am and landed near Port Huron around midnight after a long journey. A second balloon was seen at Ashtabuls sixty miles east, traveling east before a westerly current diverted its course over Lake Erie.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Port Huron
Ashtabuls
Here
Lake Efietei
Oldeaters Hall Celebrates Continental Congress Centennial
Philadelphia marks the centennial anniversary of the first Continental Congress meeting at Oldeaters Hall The building is decorated and open to the public tonight with illumination and a concert featuring an oration by Henry Armit Brown and a band.
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Philadelphia
Oldeaters’ Hall
First Continental Congress
Henry Armit Brown
Funeral for General Foster Marks City Wide Observance
Nasawa September 5 funeral services for the late General Foster were held at the church of the Immaculate Conception. The body lay in state at his mother's residence during the morning as hundreds viewed the remains. Two companies of United States troops formed the procession, minute guns fired and a tolling bell observed along the route. buildings along the route were closed or lit in tribute.
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Nasawa
N. H
Sae
Foster
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Con
United States
Hazerton Stirs Over Drunken Man With Pistol Arrest Attempt
In Hazerton Pennsylvania on September day a man named Georts Lapp was drunken in the streets at night with a pistol. Appointed officer Clauser attempted to arrest him. Great excitement followed with threats of lynching reported.
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Hazerton
Clauser
Secret Service Office Closes in Oak City Transfer
The United States Secret Service office in Oak City is closed and the property transferred to Washington. This development ends local operations and moves assets to the capital for ongoing security duties.
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New
Oak
United States Secret Service
Waabington
Army Headquarters Removal Ordered to Saint Louis
An order to move army quarters from the headquarters to Saint Louis was issued today with plans set for October relocation. The directive affects troop housing and administrative offices, signaling a strategic redeployment by military authorities.
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Louie
Presentation to Mr John H Gerard by Hamilton friends
A large gathering in the Huston and Shunk law office in the Enterprise Building West Third street presented Mr John H Gerard of Mount Washington with a gold headed cane and gold framed spectacles as a token of respect from friends including Charles H Wolff. The speakers praised his long service and public spirit, and the event closed with expressions of gratitude and emotion. Democratic County Executive Committee met at Augs Club House to review vouchers and plan convention arrangements including venue at Arbeiter Hall and badge printing for Wednesday primary activities.
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Huston and Shunk
Enterprise Building
West Third Street
John H. Gerard
Mount Washington
Anderson Township
Hamilton County
Board of Control
Gerard
Charles H. Wolff
Joan H.greano
Amelcitoen
Coe Ap
Sukie
Henry Sodenn
John Coffey
C.J. W. Smith
J.L. Thompson
Wm. Li Ferris
Democratic County Executive Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Aug
Coffee Ip
Kraemer
Cixcunnati
D. J. Mullany
Geo. P. Campbell
M. Mecklemerg
Oseph Moses
G. A. Peter
Committee On
Arbeiter Hall
Wednesda
Milton Sayler
Thieves Enter Residence Steal Shoes and Breakfast Beefsteak
Sneak thieves entered the residence of Daniel Andrews last night and appropriated a number of items including several pairs of shoes. The loss includes the beefsteak intended for this morning's breakfast.
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Daniel Andrews
Radway's Relief promises instant pain cure in minutes
An advertisement claims Radway's Relief cures all pains within one to twenty minutes. It states the remedy instantly relieves congestions of the lungs, stomach, bowels, or other glands and organs, aiding the rheumatic and bed ridden, regardless of pain severity.
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Lfe
Radway
Ready Relief Promises Quick Cure for Various Ailments
An old advertisement touts Rad Way s Ready Relief for inflammation of kidneys bladder bowels lungs and throat plus cramps spasms sour stomach heartburn and diarrhea. It claims few drops in water ease for travelers and implies it’s better than brandy or bitters as a stimulant.
Rapwar Reapr Ru aay cures fevers for fifty cents
An 19th century advertisement touts Rapwar s Reapr Ru aay claiming cure for fever and ague and other fevers including malarial and bilious illnesses. It asserts there is no remedial agent equal to it and prices it at fifty cents per bottle.
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Rapwar
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