President Hayes Arrives at Fremont for Regimental Reunion
Special Dispatch notes President Hayes and Mrs. Hayes arriving at Fremont at 1 o clock. They plan to attend a reunion of the regiment from the 14th with remarks reflecting on shared history and sentiments. The article mentions travel to Cambridge and a plan to meet fellow veterans during the visit.
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Cincinnati Tisses
Fremont
Hayes
Lom Wa
Jem Vee Penn
Cambridge
Half mast honors after president’s death reported in city
Public buildings fly flags at half mast in memory of ex president Theirs. Rumors of Senator Morton’s death circulate as mourners note the city’s somber mood. Rome September 8 reports say the Pope remains in poor health and unable to see.
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Morton
Obscure Memo Describes Caisson With Egyptian Obelisk Bound for London
A fragment notes a caisson named Aupragiomis Sepio carrying an Egyptian obelisk destined for London. The document mentions deep water conditions and the vessel’s voyage status.
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London
Crowds Witness Thiers Funeral Procession In Paris
Depu tations from many towns attend the Thiers funeral as the Madeleine is deemed too small for the crowd. Rain and police measures frame the solemn event with Gambetta greeted on leaving the church and a national mourning mood across Paris. Rumors of intervention in the Eastern question draw cautious replies from London Berlin and Vienna while urging a careful path toward settlement.
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Paris
Thiers
the Madeleine
Notre Dame de Lerette
Madeleine
Notre Dame de Lorette
Lepelister
Chateau d’Eau
Voltaire
Pere la Chaise
Place St. Georges
French Academy
Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Council General
Seine
Anzen
Madame Thiers
Mademoiselle Doine
London
Berlin
Vienna
Bom
President Hayes Returns to Sandusky County in Quiet Homecoming
President Hayes and family enjoyed a comfortable ride from Marietta to Sandusky County. Crowds greeted them at Belleville Clyde and Sandusky stations with handshakes and smiles. Webb Hayes drove the family carriage to their residence where they will stay until Tuesday before attending Dayton ceremonies.
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President Hayes
Marietta
Belleville
Clyde
Hay
Sandusky County
Webb Hayes
Dayton
Recognized Leaders Comment on the Ohbte Parties
Correspondence from Cincinnati Times notes leaders of six Ohbte Parties discuss elections and public mood. It describes weary voters, shifting campaigns, and the Asti-Hayes movement as a negative force. General Beatty draws praise for conscience and steadiness amid criticism.
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Cincinnati Times
Colummbts
Political Hurdles Mark Political Movements Mentioned
Long interview outlines Republican and Democratic positions in a city race. General Robinson discusses party organization and the risk of apathy, while notes about anti Hayes sentiment and Workingmen’s convention hint at contest dynamics and regional strength. Preston villa remains part of an unrelated archaeological note.
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Poli
Genera A
James Robinson
Republican Executive Committee
Robinson
Ken
Ace
Sfietha
Manaon
anti-Hayes Party
Eas Ohio
Robin
Nominating Convention Names Local Ticket
The Workingmen of Hamilton held a nominating convention and named the ticket: State Senator William Bennett. Representatives Jeane J. Graham and John T. Coakly. County Treasurer John M. Long. Sheriff Stephen L. Whittelsey. County Commissioner K. P. Alston. Infirmary Director John Burk. Recorder Nat. Talbot.
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HaMilTon
William Bennett
Jeane J. Graham
John T. Coakly
John M. Long
Stephen L
Arrival of Gold and Storm Disrupts Shipments
The Oder from Southampton delivered £130,000 in gold coins and another steamer brought $650,000. A severe storm damaged coastlines near Coney Island and disrupted tracks on the New Jersey Southern Railroad. Grain and canned goods shipments were affected, while the University Jubilee Singers were aboard.
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Oder
Southampton
Neek Coast
Coney Island
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Devonia
University Jubilee Singers
River News Dispatches From Across the region
Special Dispatches describe river conditions and train routes with notes from Cincinnati to Steubenville and Evansville. Reports include water levels on the Monongahela and Kanawha corridors, ship movements, port lists for Paducah Cairo and Cincinnati, and weather conditions behind the streams.
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Cincinnati Times
Prrisscreg
National
Steam Seclession
Monongahela River
Hercules Carrel
Cincinnati
Catro
Ill
Keystone
Ohio
Louisville
Evansville
Paducah
C. W. Woodward
Cairo
Joke
Bransford
Renson
Puppy
Oil Markets Quiet as Trades Narrow Across Regions
To days oil markets show a quiet session with limited activity in New York and Philadelphia. Crude prices hover near recent levels while refined products see muted demand and steady quotes across major hubs.
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Cincinnati Times
Barreis
Tatoute
Gaia
York
Martian Disk Reveals Land Water And Ice
Observation of the red planet shows a reddish land amid greenish markings, with visible seas and oceans on the Martian disk. The viewer notes large scale features and an eye like appearance, concluding the view is unmatched in size for a long time.
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Williams
Hemis
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