Auditors General contest shapes party split in Pennsylvania
Special Dispatch from Harrisaee Pennsylvania notes Passmore leading with 150 votes of 251 as Cameron and Hart rend the party, with Reeder shrinking and Hartranft backing some nominees. The platform praises Civil Service reforms and President’s policy amid party tensions and shifting loyalties among ex-Congressmen and officials.
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Cincinnati Times
Harrisaee
Passmore
Hartrant
Don Cameros
Reeders
Bartram
Midbright
Reeder
Cameron
Hartranft
Bee
Judge Sterrett
Supreme Bench
Wm. B. Hart
TRE
South
Hartganft
Cincinnati
Unclear Historic Court Sentence Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a September date and a court proceeding for a defendant named Niitara Ares from Noon Count. The record mentions a prison sentence tied to a mental health evaluation and a potential thirty phase or terms concerning the prisoner’s sanity.
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Eee
Nhema Om T Niitara Ares
Bey
Failure in New York Delivers Large Liabilities Record
A New York case dated September 5 shows a 15 year old coal trader named Stiner facing liabilities totaling 200000 dollars after heavy losses in real estate investments.
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New York
Stock Exchange President Re elected in Cincinnati
Moses A. Wheelock is re elected president of the Stock Exchange in Cincinnati with service notes from the Weather Service and Army signaling unit. The announcement records Wheelock’s continued leadership and highlights dates and affiliations in a formal community notice.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Moses A. Wheelock
The
U. S. Army
Benefit of Commerce
Cincinnati
Weather notice for Upper Mississippi region
A fragmentary weather summary notes cloudy and rainy conditions in the Upper Mississippi area with a potential change to northerly winds. It mentions extreme southern stations may differ with southwest winds.
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Lake
Upper Mississippi
Neutana
Convention Adopts Noon Session and Near-Certain Nomination
The convention opened at noon with Hon. A. M. Brown elected temporary chairman. Today’s mood was cordial with no officeholders on parade. Bassmore appears slated for the first ballot, as Hartranft and Cameron align to back President Hayes, avoiding open conflict.
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Cincinnati Times
Hagaiaaune
Hoyt
A. M. Brown
Alleghany
Cameron
Hartramt
Rutaw
Pittsburg
Bassmore
Friends of
Reeder
Hartracft
Hayes
Telegraphic Brevities Mix Incoherent Notes
Fragmentary items report invites to Shelbyville Tennessee a cabinet meeting and a Senate nomination for W G Furay. Russian losses at Shipka Pass an estimated 1 200 killed 3 000 wounded. Madame Titlens not rallied. Neo bodies found in New York area. Thiers death could trigger new political moves. estate and wills items mentioned amid scattered commentary.
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Shelbyville
Tennessee
Slink
W. G. Furay
Senate
Franklin and Pickaway
Shipka Pass
Madame Titlens
Berlin
M. Thiers
Pesseenes Sam Bee
Cannes
Park
California Dog Story and Missing Newfoundland
A fragmented report recalls a dog incident in California with a large Newfoundland and smaller dogs taken to a pound. The text is garbled but suggests theft or loss and follow up by assistants at a pound.
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California
Saar
Critics Spar Over General Howard Run For Chief Role
Washington Star notes critics question General Howard and his fit for a top position amid debates about leadership and policy. The piece highlights arguments from both supporters and detractors.
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The
Washington Star
Howard
Seta
Canaan
Stanley Matthews Challenges Tom Ewing in Public Disputes
Special Dispatch reports Stanley Matthews challenges Tom Ewing to joint discussions. General Robinson of the State Republican Committee sent a Democratic letter proposing meetings. Ewing reportedly eager if permitted. Appointments listed for Matthews in Springfield Urbana Plymouth Circleville Lancaster and more, with topics including reform taxes and economy.
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Tom Ewing
Cincinnati Times
Columbus
General Robinson
State Republican Committee
John G. Thompson
Democratic Committee
General Ewing
Ewing
Springfield
Sepor
Urbana
Jag
Plymouth
Sova
Fon. Mansheld
Meas Ag
Circleville
Lancaster
Sincheng
Medether
Advance on Plevna and Other World News Notes
International dispatches describe rumors of a Plevna advance denied by The Times Bucharest correspondent while Constantinople hears the claim. Kadikyi reports a Russian defeat and Turkish gains on the Gabrova Road. Shipka Pass sees road improvements and preparations for a push into Roumania. Gambetta faces fresh treason charges. Thiers to receive a state funeral. In Paris Edward F. Royes named U.S. minister to France. Washburne recalls. Local sports from Pittsburg and Indianapolis report baseball scores and conditions.
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Times
Bucharest
Plevna
Constantinople
Paredin
Kadikyi
Galkova
Pasha
Kadikvn
Rustchuk
Gabrova
Shipka Pass
Roumalia
Mare
Paris
Gambetta
Thimrs
Operal Journal
MacMahon
Thiers
Edward F. Royes
United States
Rance
Jihn B. Washburne
Washburne
Coroner's Jury Opens Fire Fatality In New York
A coroner's jury is convened to investigate a fatal fire in New York. The inquest follows a fire marshal's completed probe and searches among the ruins.
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New York
Mitchell and Miller Engage in Season Balance Defeat for Reds
The Cincinnati team suffers another loss as Mitchell and Miller take the field for a pivotal balance of the season. Key players contribute, but the outcome remains a setback in the standings.
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Mitchell
Miller
Nomination Declination Notices Planned for County GOP
Declination of a nominee is reported as Caniscorus C September 5. Elijah Rockhild of Bainbridge is mentioned as a recent convention attendee. The County Republican Central and Executive Committees will meet Saturday to select another nominee.
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Cincinnati Times
Caniscorus
Elijah Rockhild
Bainbridge
Republican Central and Executive Committees
Mitchell Joins Cincinnati as Season Opener Prospect
The Cincinnati team adds Mitchell the famed Spring feld Club pitcher to the roster for the upcoming season alongside Miller, the late catcher. The move strengthens Cincinnati's lineup with a highly anticipated pairing for tomorrow’s Louisville game.
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Mitchell
Springfeld
Cincinneti
Aear
Miller
Siam
Louisvilles
Cincinnatis
Reg
Plum Street
Rochesters
Meeting of the Sitting Bull Commission at St Paul
Commissioners at St Paul on the 12th inst decided on general and leave for Colonel Corbin to depart for that city tomorrow. Instructions are prepared for the conduct of the Bull Commission.
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Bull
St. Paul
Corbin
Funeral of E. L. Davenport
The funeral for E. L. Davenport was held in Weg nens with a solemn service led by a doctor. The procession to the railroad depot drew a large crowd as mourners followed in sorrow.
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E. L
Davenport
New Yee
Detwaport Danguter
West F
West Manand
Nana
Weg Nens
Dr. Who
Oil Train Collision Near Newburgh Causes Heavy Loss
Cleveland dispatch reports a railroad collision on the Little Miami Railway near Newburgh Ohio at about 6 this morning. Sixteen cars loaded with oil and one locomotive were damaged or destroyed in the crash with a loss estimated at twelve thousand sixty dollars.
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Cleveland
Newburgh
Ohio
Fihecn
Breeklym Factory Baruba $25,000
New York on September 5 a business notice reports a $25 000 claim involving the Breeklym Factory at Baruba. Officials list financial action and party names in a formal filing.
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Breeklym
Baruba
New York
Crasy Horse Captured at San Place
A stray or misnamed horse was captured near San place following a reported sighting at Camp Rosinsox in September. No further details on the animal or handlers are provided.
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Rosinsox, Nee
San Place
River News Update Highlights Towboat Arrival and Weather
September 5 dispatches note the new towboat from Saan and Wilson arriving this morning. Evansville reports light rain and unsettled conditions with limited bar visibility. Louisville coverage mentions shipping updates and a few vessel movements along the Ohio River.
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Cincinnati Times
Saan & Wilson
Evansville
C. W. Anderson
Cairo
Louisville
Telegraphic cords link Covington with Cincinnati aging news
Telegraphic drawing between Hemingway glass works Covington city and Walnut Street Cincinnati now in operation replacing telex sound with voiced communication. Local items note courthouse fines and arrests plus city council actions on railroad extension and bank note authorization. A Star Baseball Grounds fair and nuptials of Arnold Brown and Sallie Croninger are reported.
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Hemingway Glass-Works
Walnut
Cincinnati
G. BrapForp
Postoffice
B. Jinks
Railway Mail Service
Louisville
Covington
City Court
Wm. McDonald
Sarah Cooney
Thomas Ryan
L. Cuttles
Betty Lewis
Watson
F. M. Calkiys
Ticket
Stephens
C Ter
Kentucky Central Railroad
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Ludlow
K.C. R.R
Seepens
First National Bank of Co
Star Baseball Grounds
Colored Agricultural, Mechanic and Live Stock Association
Kenton
Tmus
Arnold Brown
Kentucky Central Pre
Sallie Croninger
Geo. N. Buffington
M. E. Church
South
Geo. Gray
Clara Croninger
Niagara
Washington
Commonwealth
J W. F. Jackson
Kentucky
Newport County notes and court report update
The article records pace of local government and court activity with mention of the Newport district, Campbell Council start, criminal court session, and grand jury outcomes. It notes school board debates on text books, boarding house keeper activity, and the Times sale at Covington newsstands.
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Newport
eeenBberif
Washington, D
Sheinaahie
Tae Campbell Council
Rietonden Hax Yeates
Tae Criminal Court
K. Pia Peele
Aster
Te W. Ly ‘Kiein
C. Oe
Ac A. Lang
Busrese
the Times
Covington
Women Pedestrian Trials Prompt Curious City Interest
In the Springfield Republican notice from September 1, a woman named Miss Vom Hillern provoked interest by measuring her gait on a fixed course. A participant completed five miles with times around 14 minutes per mile, showing steady rhythm and no exhaustion despite the repeated walks.
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Springfield Republican
General Ewing ill. Matthews' debate withdrawn
Due to General Ewing’s illness General Robinson cancels Matthews' joint debate offer. A large party of prominent citizens and the State Board of Agriculture will visit the Ross County Fair tomorrow via the Scioto Valley Railroad.
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Cincinnati Times
Columbis
Ewing
Robinson
Matthews
State Board of “Agriculture
Ross County
Scioto Valley
National Board of Steam Navigation Meets in Pittsburg
The Sixth Annual Convention of the National Board of Steam Navigation convened in Pittsburg with delegates from cities including Baltimore Boston Buffalo Burlington Charleston Evansville Cincinnati Jersey City Louisville Newark New Haven New London New Orleans New York Norfolk Philadelphia Worland Providence Savannah St Louis Vicksburg Cairo and Wilmington. Officers discussed continuing effort for better steamboat laws and a committee on credentials was appointed.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittsburg
National Board of Steam Navigation
Pittsburg Exposition
Cincinnati
Louisville
Vermont
Charleston
South Carolina
Evansville
Jersey City
Kentucky
Newark
New Jersey
New Haven
New London
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Worland
Maine
Providence
Savannah
Georgia
St. Louis
Vicksburg
Cairo
Wilm Ge
Tut
Ca Varbie
Creden
Ae Warble
D. Andrews
Addison Lyie
Sarees
Ghai
Fetes Beangie
Gene Tase
Committee On
Gibaonmakae
Vechten
Osman Pasha and Osman Bey in Turkish Service Tale
CutcaGo records a September 5 note about a lawyer closely linked to R. Cla Crawford. It notes Crawford’s rise through bravery, a 1873 letter from General Reynolds confirming Crawford’s government employment, and a later reference to Osman Bey and Osman Pasha in Turkish service.
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CutcaGo
R. Cla Crawford
Reynolds
Crawford
Osman Bey
Osman Pasha
One of Many Editorial Note on Collectorship Reform
An editorial or fragment argues that the van Zach Collectorship is only one step toward improving pure service nationwide. It reflects a reformist stance and calls for broader changes to public administration.
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Henrn Poxt
van Zach
Kenneth Raynor Fined in Washington Case
Kenneth Raynor, solicitor of afcene, faced a fine in Washington on September 5. The article identifies him as a final editor of the National Republican.
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Kenneth Raynor
Washington
Kenneth
Afcene
National Republican
Fragmentary World Talk On Baseball Decline
A muddled passage from the New York World laments baseball’s dullness and loss of certainty, bemoaning the end of a bygone era and the sport’s fading glory. The text reads as a stylized critique with scattered phrases about masks and figs as metaphors.
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New York World
Foreclosing Mortgage on a Hambletonian Stallion
A Oswego Times notice details a foreclosure related to a valuable Hambletonian stallion. The horse, valued around $6,000, is described as fast and well bred, with a history of trotting at speed in recent years. Public records indicate a legal action and enforcement measures tied to the mortgage.
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Oswego Times
Some Folks Life Sketches Highlight Norton Broadway Theatre
A review in The New Orleans Times previews life sketches in the new book Some Folks. It notes connections to Norton Broadway Theatre and references a moment between acts of a story in the collection. The piece frames the author's style and themes as reflective of urban life.
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The
New Orleans Times
Poe
Norton
Broadway
New Herald
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