European envoy Beater Witkon dies amid unrest
Fragmentary text describes Beater Witkon arriving from Europe, with references to Ali Kibrash Pacha, grand vizier, and a death in unclear circumstances. It mentions the Democratic State Convention meeting in Rochester, resolutions on work hours, and a proposed law to shift war burdens nationwide, all amid strife and labor action.
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Ee Satene
Midgdele Oa
Exoe
Nugent
el Acentas Seemene
Newvcastle
Jury Accepted in McGehan Case at Court Adjournment
In Carrton Ohio on September 7 special dispatch reports both defense and prosecution were satisfied with the jury as it stood at adjournment. The unexpected stance left the State without witnesses for tomorrow morning, prompting a court recess until nine o'clock.
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Times and Chronicle
Carrton
McGehan
Craighead
Greene County Fair Opens With Promising Prospects
Xenia Ohio reports a powder mill explosion caused uncertain damage while Greene County Fair begins next Tuesday and will run four days. Officials predict a strong display and good prospects for the event.
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Greene County
Senator Morton Engagements Announced for Cincinnati and Day
Indianaplis dispatch reports Senator Morton will speak in Cincinnati on Saturday evening and at Day on Monday evening, the 18th inst. The notices detail his campaign appearances as listed in the Times and Chronicles.
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the Times and Chronicls
Inpianards
Morton
Cincinnati
Public Feeling and the Tam many Accounts in New York
New York public sentiment runs through reports on city accounts and graft inquiries. The joint committee of Aldermen and citizens met to investigate charges, with attendees including A. Booth and S. N. Spc Thomas Jeremiah. Rosenzweig is refused bail in a New York abortion case. The piece notes calls for reform within the Democratic party and mentions an inquiry into the City Treasury.
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Devotin
N. Spc
Thomas Jeremiah
R. L. Kenned
New York
Democratic Party
Cen
Fats
New York City
Controller’s Office
O'Rourke
O'Gortan
Remarkable Pace Set By Goldsmith Maid In Fast Race
The Coldrace afternoon saw Goldsmith Maid race to the lead, with Dexter looming close before settling into a strong finish. Budd Doble, the driver, earned praise for the performance described as a landmark in equestrian sport of the era.
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MiLwavkez
Gol Maid
Tex
Dexter Tincamigaa
Lucy
Goldsmith Maid
Budd Doble
Bishops in Secret Conference Open Meetings
Prussia bishops hold secret conference and have begun sittings, signaling serious intent and businesslike proceedings within the church hierarchy.
Scandal in High Society and cholera report denied
A report claiming the Grand Vizier is dead is shown false. The steamer Italy from New York stopped at Queenstown and a vessel under a certain control is noted. Meanwhile, the Honorable Mrs. Cowper is jailed awaiting examination on a swindling charge.
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Aon
Italy
New York
Queenstown
Californias Contested Gubernatorial Race Report
Partial OCR reads that parties claim the California governor race as city and state contests. Mentions Haight and Go as candidates or factions. References votes for mayor and other county positions like assessor and tax tasks. Ward 9 indicates supervisor race involvement.
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Haight
Comedia
Eel
New Bee
Curtis
Mayer
Rosener
River News Briefs: Stationary Channel and Docked Boats
Louisville report September 7 notes the river is stationary with six feet on Portland bar and thirty two inches at French Island. Weather clear, mercury 70. Business dull. The Patomac has laid up. Port List lists the Charmer and Rose Hite from Evansville to return, the Bermuda from Cincinnati to return. Peerasure also reports continued tea and navigation in tarpended, with some garbled lines.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Portland Bar
French Island
Potomac
Charmer
Rose Hite
Evansville
Bermuda
Cincinnati
Peerasure
To-Day's Oil Market Dispatch Findings
Oil markets show quiet activity with crude and refined levels subdued. Prices drift lower across benchmarks while Titusville and Petroleum Centre spots remain modest at around 435 and 490 respectively, with limited demand.
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Weial
Times and Chronicle
Fata Bate
Lower Creek
Titusville
Petroleum Centre
Textile prices and shop stock from Ontario market
Fragmentary OCR shows bleached muslins at 15c, cambric at 22c, and Seendent M at 12c with various per yard rates. Woolen goods list improved uniform prices, retail bundles and bush pricing noted. Production ahead at 7, 127 fc for common tees remains.
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Naahus
Dwight Tie
Chew
Stak
Ag Srae
Ontario
Market Report From The Midwest Grain Prices
Wheat steady for No 1 red winter with scarce supply in Ohio and Indiana. Flour firm with fair demand and higher prices noted. Corn steady at 36c. Oats unchanged. Whisky material context or notes unclear.
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Duncan
Ohio
Indiana
Grain market snapshot shows mixed prices and steady fluctuations
September 7 reports flour firm with steady or advancing prices across regions. Wheat and corn move with gains in some futures while others hold. reports show strong flour demand, active bacon trades, and steady whiskey. Prices quoted for No 2 red wheat, amber, and various corn and oats grades vary by locale, with cash and futures differing by market.
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Milwaukee
Tha Peatte Caie
Gisia
Ste
Michigan
Tyne
Batk
Isky Esaya
Cuiiaco
Tin and metal plate trade amid Continental demand
A fragmented report outlines Dutch settlement tin plate production and export from Wallington to Liverpool, noting large plate use in ware and pipe making. It cites market demand on the Continent, port figures of 22 020 boxes last week and 411 029 this year, with imports 640 052 last year, and wartime price dips to 199–22 cents gold, plus duties of 15 to 25 percent ad valorem yielding revenue.
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Souteuarincen
Wall
Liveri
Janan
Pd Nee Ae
of & Co
Goveamed
I Bulletin
Venus as Evening Star In 1874 Transit Highlighted
In av studies Venus Mars and other bodies are described as evening stars. A notable transit of Venus across the sun in 1874 drew special attention from astronomers. The text notes Venus’ approach and alignment with the sun, with observations of its surface and spectroscopic analysis suggesting Earth-like features.
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Venus
Distinct Ohio Ex Governor Recounts Temperance Speech
A famed Ohio ex governor known for storytelling recalls a temperance address in Columbus. He describes a volatile moment when a listener attacked with a hook, prompting a quick evacuation as the crowd reacted and a partisan clash followed.
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Ohio
Colum
California Election Gains for Republicans Reported
The Republican Committee reports California swung to the GOP by about 2500 votes and likely added three seats, elevating the California delegation to three Republicans and one Democrat. A cabinet meeting planned for Friday was postponed as officers are away. The Geneva appointment claim about James F Wilson is denied by the President. Mexican guerrillas who seized two American ships are outlawed by Mexico and held responsible by the U.S. government.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
California
Congressional Republican Committee Ia
San Francisco
New Colony Sought by Indiana Group at Meeting
A party in Indiana forming The Indiana Colony aims to relocate next spring. Officers named include President J J Fairbanks of Indianapolis and Treasurer Calvin Fletcher of Spencer. The group numbers between 100 and 200. Also notes on Bright case subpoenas, Grifith embezzlement sentence of two years, and a fire at Smock Crayne stave factory in Pittsboro with losses near 10,000.
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Times and Chronicle
West
Indiana
J.J. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Wilson Hobb
M.D
Carthage
D. F. Spees
Calvin Fletcher
Spencer
J. E. Grifith
Griffith
New York Home Life Insurance Company
Smock & C Nreay
Pittsboro
Supreme Court session hears motion to restrain city funds
Plaintiffs pressed for an injunction to halt further city expenditures awaiting a ruling. Judge Barnard granted interim relief, with the order returnable on Monday. Proceedings cited anticipated defense measures and potential delay of final judgment.
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New York
Supreme Court
Barrett
Udge Barnard
Fa Wee
Barnard
Ument
Tapani
Bey
Statewide election results spark party predictions in San Francisco
Fragmented OCR report from San Francisco on September 7 outlines the State Central Committee’s prediction of a governor election outcome. It notes Democrats conceding a lead and suggests a Republican majority in the state, with implications for future tax policy and party prospects.
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San Francisco
Francisco
Cisco
Heares
Odems
Axpayer
Bankers' and Terre Line sale on September 7
Balimore reports the Bankers' and Terre Line running between New York and another city was sold for 10,000 dollars in Baltimore on September 7, amid a brief market showing. The sale reflects liquidity in regional transport lines and names the purchaser.
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Balimore
Bankers’ and Terane
New York
Wih Il Sews
Nominee Barnet Congratulated After Illicit Ballot Turmoil
Delegates debated Hanover and Burnet as the ballots moved. Burnet urged a revote, and Abraham spoke briefly before Barnet secured the nomination with 149 votes to 142 after an auditing error showed 291 delegates. Cheers followed as Barnet thanked supporters.
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Hanover
Abraham
Burnet
Mr. Burnet
Hollister
Hoadly
Barnet
Tragedy as Widow Murders Three Children Near Wanague
A widow named Finley, living six miles away, killed her three children aged nine seven and five months. The two older children were found with throats cut and the infant's brains dashed on a stone. She sat on a wood pile with a bloodied butcher knife, claiming she had finished them. She is in jail and believed insane. the husband had died months earlier, leaving her in good circumstances.
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Secial
Times and Chronicle
Wanagu, Inc
Finley
Mill Explosion Kills Three at New Haven Indiana
Fort Wayne reports a boiler explosion at the Maumee Valley Flouring Mill in New Haven destroying the building. Proprietors Charles and Lewis Lopper and engineer A B Carr died instantly. Three mill workers were injured. Cause suspected as water shortage. Building and machinery loss about $10,000. A coroner jury investigates.
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Times and Chronicle
Fort Wayne
Maumee Valley
New Haven
Indiana
Here
Charles
Lewis L2pper
A. B. Carr
Laborers quarrel over wages on canal project
In Louisville this forenoon a minor disturbance occurred among workers employed by contractor McGlincy on the canal’s second section after they received wages. Several fracas erupted leaving only light injuries and bruised faces. Local reports cite drink and a dispute over the erection of a structure as the root cause.
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McGlincy
Steamer Leader Lost At Sea Off Dantzic
A report from September 7 notes the steamer Leader, bound for this port from Dantzic, has gone missing at sea. About twenty five officers and crew were aboard. the fate of life is feared. Further details are unclear due to fragmented text. Wheat prices and grain market moves also appear, indicating trading activity in Detroit with modest advances.
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Aysteenpam
Rom Dantzic
Dan Dantian Ily
Pusons
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Baby Brokerage
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Alice Bowlsby
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J Barnard
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Deville
Ingtem
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway
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Wilson Bros
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Gi Sen
Weise Agere
de Ramed
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Jan
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Teen Wright
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Aed
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Atkins
TOR Sale—Carriages &0
Las Peete Eerie
Agron
Mar
Cine Mailroad
Chamberlin
Conahdale Warren Adres Sale
Py Jules Jagan- Ass
B. S Pokpord
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Cornee Central Avenue
Longworth R Sale
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K . Grimpro Fir Fame
LEW & Va
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