New York Court Actions and Bank Drafts Report
New York news notes several court suits filed to recover as details emerge from a week of financial activity. B G Arnold & Co secured an energy of 124 746 dollars and drafts on the Oriental Bank of London held by them. Bank of California officials decline to comment on the official statement. D O Mirus is cited in the accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
B.G. Arnold & Co
Oriental Bank of London
Bank of California
D. O. Mirus
Udvely Fight with the Redskins Reported
An official report from Camp Rives August 23 describes movements against the Redskins near the Gannison River. Ute threats and hill ambushes tested mounted Indians and a small cavalry train, with one animal wounded and orderly retreat to a safe ridge. Geographer James T. Garpex notes tactical positions and the mission’s difficulties as troops held a strong point before a plateau breakout. The Indian Commission advances toward Grant and a harvest forecast says Kansas crops, corn and late-planted fields, show strong yields despite grasshopper damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannett
Gannison
Gasnen
Hosbile
Vance
McCreary
Cannes
James .T. GaRpex
G. Survey
V. Bayden
G. Suroc
Mississippi Governor warns of state terrorism and calls for action
A Mississippi dispatch to the Executive Mansion reports rampant domestic violence, with Yazoo County overthrown by unauthorized bodies and the sheriff fleeing. Gov Adelbert Ames seeks immediate federal action to restore order, citing the December proclamation, while President's Secretary notes the proclamation is not in force and informs Ames of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yazoo
Hinds
Maxston
Waguixa
Tos
D. C
Adelbert Ames
Jackson
Misa
Save. Lecery
Appointment listings from the Cincinnati Methodist Conference
The Presiding Bishop announced annual appointments for ministers across districts at the Cincinnati Conference. The list includes dozens of pastors assigned to churches, missions, and circuits in Ohio and nearby areas, with several ministers designated as to be supplied, and notes on district superintendents and conference roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Andrews
Cincinnati
East Crscisxatt
W. L. Hypes
P. E. Cincinnati
Wesley Chapel
W Fee
Tripky
Earl Craniea Asbury
Kim Bowrer
Pearls
Lebanon
J. N. Irvin
Zoar
F. Eastman
Shen
Wm. Fitc. Morrow
Waye
Charles Peano
New Burlington
W. B. Jackson
J. A. Easton
Xenia
First Church
M. A. Initharder Trinity
G.C. Crum
Miami
C. H. Kalbus
J. E. H. Sentman
F.wrigh
Walnat Quarterly Conference
Thomas Pesintendgat
Cincinnati Union
Trinity Quarterly Conference
Rust
Freedmen's Aid Nociety
H. Moore
Cincinnati Wesleyan College
West - Nigh Patent District
C. W. Ketchum
P. E. Corena
Paul
C. Hleiren
Fass John
Will “Bunyan
Christie
J Murray
Finley
Week Street
A. N. Spahr
M’lean
Iar Young
Fairmount
Camp Washington
Jon Verity
A G. M. Hammel
Weathe
Fear
Enry
Lend
Ear Port Union i
D. Black
Doublas
Eagler
Aa Dees Amilton
T. J. Herris
de C. Vance
Venice
Charles’ Oiribtos
G. W. Dubois
Harrison
Jno. Wilson
North Bend
J.C. Belton
Camden
Pumphrey
Seve Mile
Edward Bardsall
Newrae
Hill
Fair Haven
Sugar Valley
Dayton
Grace Church
T. H. Pearne
Raper
W. A. Robinson
Sears Chapel
Feencent
Davisson Chapel
W. N. Williams
Troy—Mulberry
A. Brewster
Second Street
Tippecanoe
C.F. Gowdy
Addison
Nathan Prince
Concord
C. T. Cram
Lewisburg
J. MK
Germantown
Vichester
G. L. Travis
Piqua
Green Street
J. F. Marlay
Grace Chaseh
Shanon
P. A. Ogden
Locki Wells
Fletcher
D. D. Oe Faris
Lena
John Pay Satan
W. Clark
Miamisburg
Franklin
J. Y Paar
Tronene G
Kennedy
Bisek
Dietown
W. H. Sutherland
Monroe
K . Beall
Wm. Herr
American Bible Society
Grace Quarterly Conference
Ashame
J. W. Cassatt
Central Church
E. T. Wells
Li. Smith
Urbana
D. Sen
G. H. K Creek
F. M. Res
F. Erie
Mingo and Tabor
Mont
J. W. Mason
Union
Davis
M. G. Baker
Cedarville
M. P. Zink
Jasper
C. BH. Lawton
L. D. M.cabe
Ohio Wesleyan University
High Street Quarterly Ciefence
Lisporo
J. T. Beas
Fanta Davis
I & Itehell
M. Eider
Lersberg
D. Matthews
Hillsboro Peak College
Hillsboro
Kirtey
Granville Moody
P. E. Georgetown
J.P. Porter
New Richmond
Ripley
Sylvester Weeks
Felicity
H. M. Groat
W. Flester
Moscow
T. J. Evans
Laurel
Jota Yene
E. P
James
Ae Po M
Las Cruces
Mesilla
New Mexico
Pension Fraud and Whisky Ring Scandal Falls on Officials
Special dispatch reports Revenue Agent Hoag’s dismissal for complicity with the whisky ring amid seizures at Evansville. It notes Grant’s frontier trading, pensions reforms proposed by the Pension Commissioner, and a misused safe with papers tied to District investigations. The piece also covers hot weather relief, pavement repairs, and a crackdown on fraudulent pensioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Hi Index
Hoag
Douglas
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cincinnati
Bingham Bros
Evansville
Ind
Xenia
S. Louis
St. Louis
Leif Grant
Grant
Interior Department
Forts Peck and
Belknap
Montana Territory
Commissioner of Pensions
Congress
Benton
Columbus Alexander
Alexander
Secret Service Division
Beaton
Two Women Personal Crisis Reports in Memphis Texas
Report describes two women felt despondent before death. Mrs J J Seara near Memphis appears to have died inside locked home. her son found her body after returning from work. Mrs Mary Winderman aged 75 of receneord street reportedly committed suicide after years of hardship following her husband’s death in 1873.
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Memphis
Texas
J. J. Seara
Mary Winderman
Receneord Street
Lexington and Prospect Park Races Report
Races held in Lexington Kentucky and Prospect Park New York featured events on September 7. The first, a three quarters of a mile for two year olds, saw Freebooter win with an unknown second and Woodland third. the next, a mile race for all ages, was won by Countess with Carver second and Windham third. times recorded 1:46 for both.
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New York
Freebooter
Aeo
Woodland
Countess
Carver
Windham
Fire wipes out government mules in North Platte stable loss
A fire in North Platte Nebraska last night destroyed government stables causing the loss of horses and fourteen mules. Government officials reported the blaze damaged several structures and equipment. Fire crews fought the flames through the night to prevent spread to adjacent facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte, Neb
Omana
Nan
North Platte
Neb
Hiy
Les
Election returns reach several towns in New Jersey
Returns from towns in New Jersey indicate that constitutional amendments failed except the clause repealing the Five County Act. Elsewhere Banta Fr New Mexico reports September 7. Returns show R. R. Elkens re elected as Delegate and Edward as Democratic presidential nominee for the Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Banta Fr
New Mexico
R. R. Elkens
Ae Raxeion
N. C
Edward
Marine ships from Boston and Liverpool arrive in port
The United States steamship Juniata reports arrival on September 7 after sailing from Boston to Quebec. Steamships Weiland from Hamburg and Bothnia from Liverpool reach port the same day, along with Souruami Toy and Mosel from New York and Quebec respectively.
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United States Steamship
Juniata
New York
Weiland
Hamburg
Bothnia
Liverpool
Souruami Toy
New Y
Fragmented 19th century news notes from Evansville Journal
Fragmented OCR style notes include an ex senator Carl Schur sailing to New York on the Pomerania, a railway reach in Be cee wre a B. Bed iiaina, a Polytech event, and a death in Evansville. Also reported are a rape accusation in Ripley, an embezzlement conviction, a court drawing flaw, a governor letter signed J L Beveridge, and references to church activity and Indian affairs with party commentary.
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Carl Schurs
New York
Pomerania
Howard
Isaac Brandt
Bec
Nella Esterday
John
Joux L. Beveridory
Pocitanet
Seatdiney
Cowen
Church
Rae
Reese Salisike
State Fair crowds urged for Ohio centennial exposition
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times notes a growing turnout at the State Fair Grounds as the State Board showcases displays. Ex Governor Hayes, Lieutenant Governor Hart, and Senator Sherman tour the grounds while committees work, a large horse ring audience, two bands play, and Ex-Governor Noyes arrives to join the Ohio Centennial Commission arranging space for the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Coxvanus
State Board
Hayes
Hart
Benator ‘Sherman
Noyes
Ohio Centennial Commission
Republican State Convention Opens in Saratoga
The Republican State Convention began in Saratoga with Hon. EB. D. Morgan presiding and Hon. Alonzo B. Cornell chosen temporary chairman. Morgan urged party unity and specie payments while condemning Democratic faults and recalling the Civil War era. A morning session featured applause as themes of national loyalty and reunion were discussed. The committee on permanent organization and resolutions was appointed before a noon recess.
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Saratoga
EB. D
Ss Teens Tree
Arais Apanek
United States
Alonzo B. Cornell
Ernest
Uionine
Attes Dennooa
Hopatitas
Canal
Nual
Wood's Theatre Delights Large Crowd with Byron Plays
Oliver Doud Byron creates a sensation with his class of plays as Wood's Theatre draws a large audience. Donald McKay to be repeated for last time this season amid vociferous applause. Grand Opéra-house Company also praised with Bose and fine company a big hit and Natignes Comique features. Grand Central shows remarkable effects and strong program. Audience turnout remains high.
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Wood
Oliver Doud Byron
Donald McKay
Bose
Curcaca Hosts American Fossionieet Society Session
Curcaca Illinois hosts the American Fossionieet Society for its sixth biennial meeting. An attendance of members from every state attended the Union gathering. Marsal Wilder of Massachusetts, president, gave addresses. Committees were appointed and the meeting adjourned until noon.
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Curcaca
Ill
American Fossionieet Society
Fee
Tina
Marsal Wilder
Massachusetts
Bank openings and growth in California and Nevada
San Francisco September 5 reports no new developments in the alfnira of the car Fy California. Bank of Nevada is expected to open about the same time. Money in business circles says everything is moving forward. Tonight, a large meeting in honor of Ralston will be held at Aston Hall with a numerous attendance anticipated.
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San Francisco
Alfnira
California
Arrose Digital
Bank of Nevada
Agas
Ralston
Aston Hall
Constitutional Amendments Appear To Carry In New Jersey
Newark New Jersey September 8 Indications are that all the constitutional amendments have been set by from 10000 to 30400 majority in the state Elections observers report broad support across counties with substantial margins suggesting decisive approval.
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Newark
N. J
Bank Robbery Reported in Louisville Kentucky
A bank robbery occurred in Louisville Kentucky on September 8 involving a break in and forced entry. The robbers reportedly tied up a guard and made off with bonds and gold totaling several thousand dollars. Local authorities pursued leads but details remain sketchy.
Aha Revered Senet Taneiense Areas in Maine
A fragmented Maine item notes a Sept 3 reference to a Reverend preacher named Senet and a local area. Readable text is sparse and unclear, but mentions religious figures and Maine location with a dated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aha
Senet
Foreign Money and Stock Market News From London
London reports steady general markets at opening with little business and no notable changes. Prices show gains in consols and U S government fives, while central axes rise modestly and cocoa purchases improve as Eastern news brighten the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
London
Asysaw
United States
Disease Among the Cattle In Cincinnati Dairies
City Milk Inspector C W Ebersole confirms that a few cattle deaths have occurred but denies any milk from diseased cows entering the market. He and health officer Quainn have been investigating since the outbreak and reassure residents to continue buying from local dairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ebersole
Cincinnati
Ebersole
Streetcar Accident Near Gilbert Avenue Traps Riders
Early morning mishap on Gilbert avenue near the Park entrance toppled street car No 2 on Houte No 10 as its brake and speed failed. The horses fell and the car derailed with a crowd aboard. the following car ran off the track. Authorities blame driver carelessness and high speed down the grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houte No. 10
Gilbert Avenue
Ratiaee
British bullion balance at Bank of England reaches £135000
Loxpon September 8 reports bullion drawn from the Bank of England on balance reaching a total of £135,000. The note records the day's movement and the available balance, reflecting ongoing bullion financing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Bank of England
Fragmentary Notice on Medical or Personal Measurements
Partially readable item notes measurements of women and references to inches and a named individual, with unclear context. The text suggests a health or fashion related measurement report and mentions a specific figure and an associated person, but lacks complete details to determine the exact event or action.
Loss of about thirty thousand dollars in Syracuse
In Syracuse New York a loss estimated near thirty thousand dollars is reported with unclear details from a September date. The fragment notes likely indicate a financial setback affecting local entities though the exact event and responsible parties are not specified.
He Has Moved
SANTANDER September 8 The Alforsist General pay mac hie forces from Victoria to Taula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santander
Samuel Hambleton Leaves City for Mound City
Mr Samuel Hambleton of Eastern Avenue departed the city last evening bound for Mound City. His destination was stated as Moneepee be gone about two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hambleton
Eastern Avenue
Mound City
Moneepee
Fragmented OCR Summary of Procession Crowd Barriers
In many places today the procession moved as crowds pressed against barriers to prevent a line of march. The report notes obstructions and crowd control efforts amid the event, with officials directing movement and maintaining order.
City Celebrations Adorn Grand Hotel and Local Landmarks
Decorations across the city showcase a festive display with the Grand Hotel, Burnet House, Gibson House, and Chamber of Commerce areas attracting attention. Bright banners and ornate adornments reflect the season's spirit as residents stroll and observe the enhancements.
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Grand Hotel
Burnet House
Gibson House
Chamber of
Jersey cattle premiums listed by riders and counties
Social Dispatch records premiums awarded at a Jersey cattle show in Jersey, naming best and second selections by age and class. Awards include best bull calf, best cow in various age groups, and swift notes on swine and draft horse categories with multiple names and locales such as Casstown, New Carlisle, Marysville, and Mansfield.
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Cincinnati Times
Farr Grouxnes
Cousus
Jersey
D. J. Whitmore
Casstown
W. B. Saylor
New Carlisle
J. D. Voyats
Marysville
F. Ford
Taverna
J.B. Poyntz
Gow
Billinger
Mansfield
Seco E
L. H. .Todd
Detroit
Oody
W. Iager
L. H. Todd
K.M
Wm. Smith
B. K. Mc
Frank Wilson
Jichigen
J. HH
Delaware
Ae PR. Chaney
Canal
South D
Robinson
Iapet Tila
Milford Centre
W. Jones
Mingo
W. Sawyer
Card
To Ang
Plain
Mf. Saxeyer
Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention Opens in Exig
The Democratic State Convention met at noon in Exig Pennsylvania with John Miller presiding. James Ellis of Schuylkill and John D. Stiles of Lehigh were nominated for chairman. committees on Contested Seats were named and a permanent organization formed. Adjournment set for 4 PM amid no significant signal on Ellis selection.
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John Miller
State Central Committee
James Eilis
Schuylkill County
John D. Stiles
Lehigh County
Ellis
Pry
Waillece
Government transfers save $150,000 in ex rece ree
No further gold transfer from New York to San Francisco was authorized today. Treasury funds in San Francisco are nearly exhausted with a small working balance remaining. The government saves $150,000 through these recent transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
San Francisco
Treasury
Democratic Reform State Convention Opens at Opera House
MILWAux September 8 The Democratic Reform State convention met at the Opera House at noon. Honorable 2 W Maxon was named temporary chairman. After appointing a committee, the convention recessed until 3 o clock.
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Milwaux Gs
Ceres Tion
Opera House
Monongahela River Falls as Locks See Low Water
Special Dispatch reports Monongahela river conditions with six inches of channel depth, clear pleasant weather, and falling river at five and two tenths feet. Cargo activity mentions Alice and Edill vessels, Evansville steamer routes, and locks No. 3 and No. 4 in operation, with no basin business on the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times Purseune
Monongahela
Good
Evansville
Nas
Memphis
Iin
Fatal Accident at Oak and Hamilton Streets Claims Lippert
A fatal crash occurred yesterday at Oak and Hamilton streets near Brighton. Philip Lippert, 45, of Dayton, Ohio, died at 3 AM after exiting an ore wagon and being struck on the head. Lippert left a wife and five children. An inquest was held at 666 Vine Street today.
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Oak
Hamilton Streets
Philip Lippert
Brighton
George Alexander
Lippert
Dayton
Ohio
Vine Street
Fire at empty Pendleton house noted by mill foreman
At noon the Pendleton alarm reported a fire at Box 196 in an empty house. Foreman Andy McMie of Mack's saw mill discovered the blaze, forced entry, and found a bureau and burned goods inside. Authorities assess the loss as not large.
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Pendleton
Andy ‘McMie
Mack
Nets Co
Wade
The Miracle of Louise Lateau Reviewed
The Springfield Republican assesses Louise Lateau, Belgian ecstatic, as a test case for Catholic miracle claims. It details her impoverished youth, devout nature, nursing gift, chlorosis, neuralgia, and a lifelong pattern of visions and stigmata amid debates between Catholics and scientists.
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America
Louise Lateau
Louist Lateau
Reis D'Aine
Peidaye Prag
Louise la
Louise
Sven Louise
Caieean Tebeeri
Abe
Hawan
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