Meeting in Honor of Relston in New York Details Negotiations
English shareholders and Erie Railroad Company executives met in New York to discuss negotiations. Seventeen signified willingness to withdraw, with about three directors to be called. Rumors linked to plans involving new California syndicate and Union Ball supporters in San Francisco and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Watkin
Erie Railroad Company
Bess
S&l
Hineebay
New Orleans
Bakr
Epscal Troi
San Francisco
Friends of
Ralston St Union
Enem- Cal
Bernes
New On
California ‘Syndicate
The Ralston Meeting tribute of respect and affection
A local gathering honors the memory of Ralston with a tribute of respect and affection. Attendees express admiration, recounting contributions and shared community ties. The event underscores enduring goodwill toward the late figure and their enduring impact on the town.
Indian Affairs Red Dogs and Red Clouds and Spotted Tails
The record notes Native American names and terms connected to Indian Affairs, listing groups or identifiers such as Red Dogs Red Clouds and Spotted Tails among disputed or referenced items. The fragment provides no clear event or action to summarize beyond reference to Native names in an administrative context.
Filing Ralsians Beots-The Nation War San Francisco
Fragmentary report from San Francisco dated September 9 references wartime currency and treasury notes. Mentions National Trust and bases, with garbled names and unclear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralsians
San Francisco
United States Treasury
National 1 Trust
Fae
Sopra
Bremen and Cange Move in New York on September 3
Fragmentary report notes movements with the names Bremen and Cange in New York on September 3 and mentions Ps Elysia from New York. Details are incomplete but indicate travel or transfer events involving listed entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremen
Ant
Moville
Elysia
Mississippi Republicans Aim for Congress in Third District
The Avalanche prints a long interview with Senator Alcorn on Mississippi politics. He notes great disturbance and bad blood among races and parties, with passions rising until the public good requires a conservative course and restraint. He mentions Governor and vindictive tones amid party frictions. Franke A. Little is named for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memrium
the Avalanche
Alcorn
Mississippi
Phil
Eiesad Franke A. Little
Congress
Jefferson Davis Speech Highlights Valley Advocates
A garbled report centers on Jefferson Davis delivering a speech in September. It references the Valley, mental and economic themes, and calls for leadership from prominent local figures. The text mentions St Peters valley and Hoston, with stray phrases about currency and national plans.
Militia Guard Doubles for Gui Bord Funeral in Canada
In Montreal on September 8, a force guarding Gui Bord's remains was doubled as Ontario militiamen were mobilized for duty. The government sought to quell riots at Gui Bord's funeral amid reports of potential violence and unrest surrounding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guibord
Montreal
Ontario
Gaibord
Deatre
Civil War update with Catalonia tensions and troop movements
The report notes Carlist forces marching toward Beadjanes and renewed activity by government troops. The piece hints at Catalonia facing decisive action by year’s end as leadership shifts and portfolios are reorganized amidst the conflict.
A Formal Demand for Aid and Threats at Home
A late 19th century dispatch reports rising tension as Governor Bastton telegraphs President Grant about domestic violence shielding reform and calls for federal alibi restoration. Scattered notes mention Yazoo, Talahatchee, and Well Lase with arms amid intense local unrest and warnings that some officials may fail to perform duties safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bastton
Grant
Eans
Yams bin
Charles
Yazoo
Memrits
Texx
Jackson
Fragmented Local Notice About Public Sale
Fragmented OCR text notes a local public notice with vague terms about a sale and officials, lacking readable names, dates, or precise details.
Woman found buried with blood covered sheet in Toronto woman
Friends saw grave dug at Minnich site yesterday and discovered the body on the site with hands clenched in hair and eyes wide. The woman aged about twenty five, from Toronto, appeared dead on burial. Several persons witnessed the scene and substantiated the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnich
SA. M
Toronto
Newark Fire Rages Through Center City Factory District
In Newark New Jersey a massive fire destroyed a central city factory complex and six other buildings. About thirty workers were inside. one dead and twelve seriously injured. Firefighters and police contained the blaze though several workers were unaccounted for. total loss about 175000 dollars, partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Market Street
Charley Ross Witness Testimony Alleges Stranger Car Likeness
A Philadelphia July 6 incident described a man and a child on a car where the man offered crackers and whispered hush as the child cried. A Brooklyn man from Williamsburg identified photos as bearing a strong resemblance to the child seen on a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacretia
North Fourth Pdrte
Brooklyn
Williameborg Cere Tn
Charley Ross
Ping
Lexington racing dull day despite fast track
At Lexington Kentucky September 5 the third day of Associa Lever racing drew few spectators. Results include Sikwigart second and General Baford third in a one and a quarter mile event won by G Keene rege vei. Megibben's teamion took second in a mile dash for $250. Col Nelligan ridden by Bobby Sai won a one and one eighth mile dash with War Dance offspring, time 3 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa- Lever
G. Keene Rege Vei
Ashal
Planet Robinson
Atie Pearce
Ethe Ve
Robinson
B. H
Col. Nelligan
Williams Pong
Oximore
A. K
Market summary notes mixed price values across regions
Markets show varied activity with Wheat and Corn mixed or steady at several exchanges. Flour and Whisky quotes stagnant, while Cora in some districts holds firm. Receipts and ship ments listed, prices for Lard and Beef shown, but overall trading remains quiet with narrow ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcffalo
Cora
Oates
Casal
St. Louis
Wheater
Bachan
Oscora
Prayzes
New York
Bay
Oil markets show quiet steady trading in Pirrspone
Special Dispatch reports oil markets in Pirrspone Pennsylvania are quiet and steady with refined crude trading around 1 340 per barrel and shipments ready. Parker’s Market holds at 1177 4, immediate shipment at 135. Tidioute Market at 130 with bids near 137.7 and 140.0, overall muted activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Pirrspone
Parker
United
Wells
Livestock Market Report East Liberty Wa September
Cattle receipts 289 head with varied demand. Prices: common 65 to 75, medium to good 75 to 75.50, best 75 50, stags 7. Sheep receipts today around 100 head, prices steady to higher. Lambs and mixed cattle seen at 7.25 to 7.49 in York market. Total weekly stock movement described as steady with improved tone for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
York
Convention Debates on Currency and Reform Resolutions
The Convention met at 11 o clock and voted not to proceed to the validation of Governor and Treasurer. The Committee on Resolutions is close to agreement but stands 25 to 21 on the currency resolution opposing both contraction and inflation. The platform favors redeemable silver and greenbacks, seeks to boost industry, and restricts a national bank monopoly. The majority report is debated and a minority report may be suppressed in the late night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enix
Pax
Ee Ee
Republican Party
Neiwal
Sivaniany
National Bank
Con- Sanco
Washington Dispatch on Mississippi and New York Ticket
Special Dispatch reports President Grant may authorize General Augur to deploy troops in Mississippi to maintain order if Governor Kings calls. Adjutant General Townsend discussed with Attorney General Pierrepont. no proclamation yet, but likely. New York Republicans praise the ticket. Spinner supporters hopeful for a strong vote. local critics question Wells’ record. Pierrepont and Fisher receive attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
New York Republican
Cincinnat ‘Times
W Ahington
Townsend
Grant
Augur
Kings
Pierrepont
New York
Beg Spinner
sAlenre
New Ahornes
Fisher
Wells
State Fair crowd swells for endurance trots at Columbus
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports a large State Fair crowd in Columbus with heat and dust. Thirty four horses entered for the Green trot this afternoon and seventeen in the stallion trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Columbus
President Grant Deliberates Aid to Restore Peace in Mississippi
Washington September. President Grant plans to issue a proclamation or seek orders to aid Governor Ames in Mississippi as insurrection grows. He directs Adjutant General Townsend to consult with Attorney General Evarts while telegraphing to Secretary Fish for preparations. Troops are positioned at Vicksburg Holly Springs and Batonge, with orders to act to preserve public peace if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensel
Fish
Qeomren
Vicksburg
Lawi Ng
Cam Co. Flour and Grain Liabilities Examined
A September report notes Wy A Cam & Co faced embarrassment over rising liabilities and speculation in corn. The firm’s financial status and due payments were under scrutiny as markets responded to unsettled grain trades.
Children killed by sand bank collapse in Coxconn N H
Edward Lee and Lewis Massey, two children, were buried when a sand bank caved in during play in Coxconn New Hampshire. Fire department crews recovered their bodies at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxconn
N. H
Edward Lee
Lewis Massey
Forrest Literary Club Plans First Movies at Kilgour Hall
The Forrest Literary Club will hold its first movie event at Kilgour Hall this Sunday evening. A business meeting is planned for old members as part of the sessions and district school notices are also referenced in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey. Miles
Wil Spet
Caplans of
Union Lab
Forrest Literary Club
Kilgour Hall
Forgeries, Labor Disputes Tie Up Sieth Street Track
A fragment notes large labor forces tearing up Sieth Street in prep for a street railroad to Price's Hill. The Police Court docket was small with ten notable cases. George Part's forgery charge was continued to the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieth
Price
Hil
Subob Baum Case Delayed in Police Court
This morning Subob Baum faced assault with intent to kill John Schmidt charges. The case was continued to the 16th inst with Baum admitted to bail set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subob Baum
John
Schmidt
Republicans of Nineteenth Ward Meet at Baccivocea’s Hall
The Republicans of the Nineteenth Ward meet at Baccivocea’s Hall on Third and Siwith for the period of forming a Boyes and Young Club. The meeting is called by L. A. Martin, Exq., Negative Committeeman of the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baccivocea’s Hall
Third
Siwith Streets
Boyes and Young Club
L. A. Martin
Work House Sentences At City Police Court
This morning Judge Lindemann passed sentences in the Police Court for offenses including loitering and drunkenness. Names such as Chas Olden Ben Seizman James Anions Mary Flynn Ana Doran appear among those jailed for varying terms. Garden concerts promise lively music at prominent beer gardens for the Exposition month with Shickling Wable Wolterman Haris Lockout House Loewen Atlantic Gardens Postel Wielert’s offering orchestras and reed bands tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindemann
Police Court
Chas
Ben Seizman
James Anions
Mary
Flynn
Ana
Doran
Same
Shickling
Wable and Wolterman
Haris Lockout House
Loewen
Atlantic Gardens
Postel’s
Wielert’s
Man changes votes at Wallace after Democratic Convention
Uncle John Robinson trod through debris at the Opera House in the early hours after the Democratic Convention when he found a drunken man who, upon being shaken, sobered and declared a switch of ten votes for Wallace from Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Wallace
D—N Stephens
Messy Procession Sparks Political Friction at Coffin Company Event
Morning efforts to stage a stoutly ceremonial display for a coffin labeled Sepeek dated October 12 faced ire from the treasurer I A Manning and the Auditor. Company leaders are split along political lines, arguing the show was mere amusement not essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
I. A. Manning
The College Hill Narrow Gauge Railroad Legal Fight
Legal difficulties surround the College Hill Narrow Gauge Railroad as it seeks early completion. Gardeners Smith and Young filed a demurrer to a condemnation petition, arguing the charter limits the line to Venice and Cincinnati, exhausting eminent domain once the route reaches the north city corporation. Counsel for the company contends the charter allows ending into the Promot Gift, leaving the fate of the project to Judge Matsda’s upcoming decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Colpminsville
Messrs. Smith & Young
Venice
Cincinnati
Emnent Doman
Cist
Matsda
Yesterday's Procession Featured Hes sian Band Display
In yesterday's procession the Hes sian Band led the Third Division atop white horses. Frank Harff, proprietor of Lockout House, organized the band with fourteen members and provided music that enhanced the march. J B Gibson of East Ninth street showcased lead pipe displays in the Fight Division, with staged scenes and pyramids of pipes adding to the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harff
Cassinta
Mr. Harfi
J.B. Gibson
East Ninth Street
Death of Daniel McLaren Strikes Railroad Community
The death of Daniel McLaren is reported as a shock to many friends and railroad colleagues. He suffered pneumonia after a severe cold while at Putin Bay, returning briefly home before his condition worsened. McLaren, a long-serving representative in railroad executive management, had a vigorous career starting in subordinate posts and rising to leadership before resigning in 1870 after twenty-two years of faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McLaren
Mclaies
McLaren
Glendale
Bille
Pubin Bay
Ore
Geta
Peek
Maraies
Antion
Eeaence
Vie 7
Digs Ok
Death of Mr McLaren Revered Railroad Official
Mr McLaren, esteemed railroad director and adviser to the Board, died this morning at about 2.30. He led with scrupulous care, was kind to subordinates, and earned their high regard. He left a wife and three adult children and amassed a fortune estimated as high as 500000 dollars. A devout Presbyterian, he was active in church affairs. The funeral will be held at Glendale at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lares
Do'clock
McLaren
Desides
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Glendale
Theatres Reap Ben efit From Immense City Crowds
Last night crowds filled the Grand Opera House for Bulls and Bears and Oliver Doud's Donald McKay. The National Theatre drew enthusiastic audiences as each act impressed and the Grand Central enjoyed high popularity with top variety talent attracting patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera
Pew
Oliver Doud
Donald McKay
Vai Plo
Ben
McCullotgh
National Theatre
Grand Central
Severe weather and railroad wrecks hit Wisconsin region
In Chippewa Falls and southern Wisconsin a fierce rainstorm caused multiple derailments on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and neighboring lines. Reports say six men were killed and property damage mounted as trains were stranded and lines disrupted. A reply letter from a New York editor defends press restrictions amid the uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Rupend Ny
Chippewa Falls
Northwestern
Iytter Carpenter
A. Dana
New York Siaml
Lost steamship Martin Wiener believed sunk with crew
England reports English specie and Bank of England shifts as of September 9. A steamer named Martin Wiener sailing from Shields to Hamburg is believed lost with all hands. Liverpool sighting notes suspension of Sider & Sona. Financial figures indicate volatile liabilities and reserves amid wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Bank of England
Martin Wiener
Shields
Hamburg
Judge Kelley of Philadelphia Addresses Ohio Chamber
President Holloway calls to order the Chamber as Judge W D Kelley of Philadelphia is welcomed. Kelley praises Cincinnati and Philadelphia, recalling rail and waterway progress, public works, and future growth, urging broader commercial ties with the South and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Chamber of Commerce
Kelley
Philadelphia
Keystone
Ohio
Philadel
Yemen
W. D. Kelley
Eee
Chaivvcte
Geathbunra
C.J. Cist
South
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Setar
New York
Ale
Charles Cist
Pext
New Admiral Appointed for French Mediterranean Squadron
Pauth dated September 9 reports a rise of 15,434,000 francs in Bank of France specie over the past week. Also, Admiral Tosee is named commander of the French Mediterranean squadron replacing Admiral De La Ronciere Le Nourai hh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauth
Bank of France
Pants
Admiral Tosee
Admiral de la Ronciere le Nour Ai
Trial of Theodore A Brown in Waspinetos Hearing
The prosecu tion's preliminary hearing in Theodore A Brown's case, held at Waspinetos DC on September 9, featured Theloved janitor testifying about a note from Ottman to a cashier at German American Bank instructing theft of a paper box's contents. Investigators traced the note to a bank vault in Alexandria then Washington, where the box was moved for safekeeping. Ottman opened an account July 13 with initial deposits totaling five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Brown
Waspinetos
D.C
Anne 2
Brown
Ralice Heaieerien
Ottman
Joneal
Boate
Cittman
Alexandria
Washington
Big & Co
Chicago Railroad Accidents Amid Heavy Rainstorm
Three railroad accidents occurred on the Chicago and Sohne line after a severe rainstorm. A bridge collapse and derailment left the engine and second class car in an embankment, killing the brakeman, engineer, and a passenger, with several others injured. A culvert washout near Harway caused another fatal crash, killing two others. Warrants issued for an arrest related to the incidents as investigations continue.
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Chicago
Chicago and Sohne
Pases
Lhamengaway
Lea Ae
Newsday
Cex
Harway
Shopiere
Gap
Naees
Nemes Sre
Matteson
California Affairs. San Francisco Panic and Bank Liquidation
The press comments on the night and tone of resolutions amid panic fears. The National Gold Bank and Trust in HRY reports prosperity despite the panic, having liquidated over one million dollars in depositor claims and showing a surplus of more than one million four hundred thousand dollars for depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
National Gold Bank and Trust
South American unrest and bandit force actions
Reports describe a steamer from Aspinwall delivering news from South America where an organized pursuit of bandits occurred. The action included arrests, shots fired, and rebels subdued as teams moved to state authorities. A U S steamer captain ordered observers aboard to monitor movements, with arms transferred to reach destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Aspinwall
South America
San
Colon
States of Colom
United States
Omaha
Simpson
Zamstein Sought Legislature Backed by Soldiers
The Enquirer mocks John Zamstein as a Republican nominee to placate Grand Army of the Republic soldiers, noting his former sutler role. Camp Dennison veterans recall his provision of tobacco and supplies, suggesting broad support for Zamstein despite the derision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnquirer
John Zamstein
Grand Army of the Republic
Camp Dennison
John
Probate Court assigns executors and administrators
In a morning session before Judges Matson and Hoe of Benedict, Tanigua witela was named executrix and Edmund Westerkawm appointed administrator of the estate of Edward J. Rae, with a $400 fee noted. A. Clerke is administrator of Keziah Remington, deceased, with $200 in perquisites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matson
Benedict
Tanigua Witela
Edmund
Westerkawm
Edward J
Market Summary From London Telegraph 1924
A London telegraph reports a firm market with US government bonds maintaining yesterday's advance. Virginia state bonds fall about half a percent while securities and related issues show mixed movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Cassels
Os Vance Ps
Orn Coateans
Virginia
Ambiguous OCR note on city street plans and rail changes
Fragmentary report cites A B Huston regarding a Ghalson avenue matter and streetcar routes. It mentions boards voting to widen or curb Reading line and Pipe street improvements, plus a jail security issue. many words are garbled and unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B
Huston
Ghalson Greaue
Coloniel
A. E
Erie Railway Board Directors Elect New Members
In New York a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Erie Railway Company filled vacancies with J. B. Brown of Portland Maine and J. K. Feitra of West Indiana merchant, recommended by stockholders. Receiver Jewett sent regrets but expresses sentiment and hopes to attend the next directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie Railway
L. Roberts
J. B. Brown
Portland
Maine
Feitra
Jewett
Jowett
Local Railroad Fatality Report Amid Unclear Details
A terse item notes a railroad incident in a western region with mentions of Cariaco and Lawrence and a group or area labeled fellows. The fragment offers few concrete facts, leaving the person, place, and event specifics unclear. Further readable text is needed for a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Nc Western Railroad
T Lawrence
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Allison
Examiner In Chief
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Jas. D. Parker
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