New Securities Placed On Wall Street Lists
New York reports selections of securities listed yesterday on the Sinck Exchange including 15 million dollars of Lehigh Wilkes for the Central Railroad of New Jersey and one million of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific sinking fund. Milwaukee and St Paul consolidated bonds at thirty five million dollars are issued to replace prior first consolidated bonds dated 1874. Cleveland Cincinnati and Indianapolis bonds worth seven hundred thousand dollars are issued to consolidate indebtedness and fund future needs. California tape and a San Francisco publication note the death of President Apt Earn and comment on Mr. Sharon’s finances and honesty amid alleged misjudgments.
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New York
Sinck Exchange
Lehigh & Wilkes
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Sinking Fund
Iome
Milwaukee and &. Paul Consolidated Sinking Fund
Iamy
Cileveland
Columbus
CIA- Giusati
Iudi
Raporias
Clevecembus, Cincinnati and
Indianapo
Onpany
Esa
Ana
San Franciose
Califarois
Apt
Ralston
Sharon
Tesk
Caluwsies
Jackson Mise September 9 To the Hon Edward Pierrepont
A terse note dated September 9 from Jackson Mise directs communication to the Hon Edward Pierrepont Attorney General. The text assigns official business and indicates legal procedure or inquiry pending before the Attorney General. The fragment preserves named individuals and the formal title of the recipient.
Utopia from Gas Appears in New York September
A fragment notes Utopia from Gas appearing in New York on September 9, with unclear context and chaotic OCR. The readable portion references Paeiaps ruia and a date in September, suggesting a brief news item or notice amid damaged text.
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New York
Utopia
Clinton barbecue debates end in deadly Clinton clash
A large public barbecue near Clinton Mississippi drew 2500 to 3000 people including families and speakers Governor Ames and H T Fisher. A dispute escalated into gunfire with at least four killed and many wounded. Jackson troops aided peace efforts as white and colored residents fled or guarded grounds. Similar reports noted detainees and ongoing violence as officials promised investigation and restoration of order.
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Mise
Times
Ames
Janes
Congress
H. T. Fisher
Clinton
Ats Lndes
State Senate
Fisher
Johnston
Fusher
Mississippi
Stoneneay
Bolton
Godhas &S
Martin Lively
Raymond
Frank Thompson
Chilton
Frank Johnston
Alex
Thurman and McLean Inflation Plot in 1873 Letters
Cincinnati correspondence recounts McLean’s letter urging Thurman to back inflation during the 1873- fourth session. Thurman rebuffed the scheme, exposing motives tied to Virginia land and canal interests. Thurman’s later wavering at the convention is noted as pivotal to the nomination outcome.
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Wash
McLean
Cincinnati
New York Times
Greeley
Congress
Washington
America
New York
Ata Urmen
Elec
James River
Tide-Water
Virginia
Orman
Atory
Columbus Vention
Gen Boynton criticized by a Gazette writer in Indianpolis
Correspondent Gaztt reports Gen Boynton’s military critique, noting he misnames officers in one edition. The author defends the work, saying no sentences will be altered and that criticism has boosted sales rather than hurt. He cites minor name errors from hurried revisions.
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Gaztt
Boynton
Gen. Howard
Washington
Con. Boynton
Aaron
Ward
Ap- Pace
Peppigh
Deer Killing in Clone Time Allegations Reach Cranberry Lake
An anonymous letter accuses Rev. Dr. William H. Murray of traveling with a large party to Cranberry Lake in St. Lawrence and killing deer out of season. It claims he disregards laws and justice, noting others in his circle share delinquencies, while urging public censure.
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Wm. H. Murray
Cranberry Lake
St. Lawrence
Remarkable rise of Black property owners in a state
A period piece letter cites Black ownership of 388,760 acres of farming land and town real estate valued at about 1.2 million dollars. It praises wealth accumulation by Black people over nine years, calling it the most remarkable feat and proposing gratitude to a secret method for wealth without labor.
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Propertta
Fred Douglass on his Ear War and arrest of Green
Special dispatch from Washington details Frederick Douglass’s remarks on the Mississippi troubles and white southern terror, urging blacks to resist with defiance. The report notes Baltimore arrests of John Green for posing as Eades and Snyder’s release, amid insinuations of District Attorney collusion. Attorney General Pierrepont reports to the President that the war is over, while Governor Ames’s telegrams are awaited for confirmation.
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Green
Cincinnati Times
Wasnixotps
D. C
Mississippi
Iie
South
Baltimore
John Green
Eades
Snyder
Pierepont
Long Branch
Ames
Slao
Fish
Pierrepont
Fatal stabbing near Fort Wayne in drunken dispute
Fort Wayne dispatch reports that around midnight a quarrel six miles from the city between Charles Cronk and Henry Crops, with James Hatherway and Cassin Hicks, ended when Cronk stabbed Hicks five times including a throat wound, severing the jugular and killing Hicks instantly. Cronk and Hicks were arrested, along with about fifteen others, after drinking together and heading home.
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Cincinnati Times
Fort Wayne
Charles Cronk
Hendry Crops
James Hatherway
Cassin Hicks
Hicks
Cincinnati Times Special Dispatch Fair Premium Winners
September weather reduced attendance at the fair, with the State Board likely to finish without debt. Premiums awarded include Best poultry exhibit Leaf & Bishop. best threshing machine Gasr Machine Company Richmond Indiana. best clover huller McDonald & Co Wooster Ohio. best cider mill Keystone Manufacturing Co Sterling Illinois. best cara sheller Eagle Machine Co Lancaster. best fanning mill B Cortrite Norwalk. best stock same. best agricultural boiler P P Mast Springfield Ohio. best well pump Franklin Machine Co Columbus. best water lifting apparatus J Daykin Cleveland. best self regulated windmill C W Vanskin Mount Vernon. best two horse drill P F Mast. best drill Hayworth Plant er Company London, Ont. Wait Manufacturing Company Grand Haven Michigan.
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Cincinnati Times
Leaf & Bishop
Ox Agricultural Implements
Gasr Machine Company
Richmond
Ind
McDonald & Co
Wooster
Ohio
Keystone Manufacturing Co
Sterling
Ill
Eagle Machine Co
Lancaster
B. Cortrite
Norwalk
P. P. Mast
Springfield
Franklin Machine Company
Columbus
J. Daykin
Cleveland
C. W.Vans+kin
Mount Vernon
P.fp. Mast
Hayworth Planter Company
London
C. Wait Manufacturing Company
Grand Heven
Mich
Canada Bill Escapes Fine After Watch Theft Arrest
Dispatch from Cincinnati reports Canada Bill was arrested in Columbus for beating a man out of a watch but escaped with a $20 patey fine. He admitted the theft and mocked Columbus as a soft place for thieves.
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Cincinnati Times
Colemans
Monté
Canada Bill
Bill
Columbus
Foreign News In Brief From Shanghai To Yokohama
Reports from San Francisco and Shanghai describe transfer disputes over Kuriles and Sakhalin, fears of China Britain hostilities, and investigations into arrests near Yokohama. British ultimata from Wade at Tien Tsin threaten potential open hostilities unless demands are met.
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Tokio
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Yokohama
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England
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Richardson
United States of Court of Claims
Lewis
Yeddo
Ace
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Wade
Tien- Tsin
Peking
Margary
Peilty
Li Hang Chang
Chili
Tien- Tata
Peru
J. Meadow
Pereview
Tien-Tsia
Blacklock
Faglish
Stock market recap with Erie rise on new directors
New York, September 10 reports a London note that con sols fell to 94 percent after yesterday's close. Erie surged under strong buying, gaining 13 cents to 1735, as speculation grew over the election of new directors to the company.
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London
Erie
Sup
Exchange to Close Tomorrow for Repairs
The report notes investors ready to pledge support for European shareholders while markets stay quiet. The exchange will close tomorrow for repairs, allowing only street quotations to be observed.
Attorney General seeks information on Mississippi disturbances
Washington September 10 The Attorney General telegraphed Governor Ames requesting information regarding the condition of affairs in the disturbed portions of Mississippi. As soon as the necessary information is obtained the attorney general will arrange to confer with the Secretary of State, who is at present at his country seat at the Hudson River.
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WasHincTon
Ames
Mississippi
Ates Bey Aieperal
Hudson River
Peace Returns to Hinds County After Sheriff Report
A telegram from the Sheriff of Hinds County reports peace throughout the area. Officials say the disturbances have ended and good citizens may rest as order is restored following protests and unrest.
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Hindsae
Ling Th
Tan ner Sinks After Tow Line Parting In Gale
In Milwaukee during a September gale the bark Tan ner broke from the tow line near the pier and sank early this morning south of the pier. The crew climbed into the rigging and were rescued. A cook swam ashore while Captain Howard drowned attempting to reach land.
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Milwaukee
Tanner
Howard
Statue of General Jackson Arrives in Richmond Capitol Square
The steamship Nova Scotia delivered Fo ley's breeze statue of General Thomas J. Jackson to Jay Sem, funded by Beresford, Hope, M.P., and other English gentlemen. The $40,000 statue will be erected in Capitol square near the Washington equestrian statue in Richmond.
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Foley
Thomas J. Jackson
Jay Sem
Beresford, Hope
M.P
Capitol Square
Richmond
Washington
Servian Skuptehina Opens As Bosnia Crisis Looms
Belgrade reports the formal opening of the Servian Skuptehina yesterday. Prince Milan spoke of the grave crisis and relied on his people’s support as tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina were hinted at in his indistinct remarks.
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Prince
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Result in doubt in Elkins race at New Mexico
Axta Fe New Mexico September 10 reports returns show Elkins with a large majority but final outcome uncertain. Officials foresee possible official count to decide the result.
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Axta Fe
N. M
Elkins
River Weather and Tidal Conditions Reported
Special dispatches from Cincinnati Times relay river news on September 10. The Cumberland River shows a four foot fall at Portland bar after heavy rain, with cool cloudy conditions and a strong north wind. Vessels James D. Parker and Morning Star run aground on Portland bar. ferry McHarry assists, water levels over Portland bar near three feet, other bars near Cairo show similar depths. A packet from Cincinnati reported aground at Rising.
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Cincinnati Times
New Alnaxy
Ortland Bar
J. D. Parker
Portland Bar
McHarry
Star
Fawn
I. M. Tarascon
Carmo
Pittsburg
Erthorne
Cairo
James D. Parker
Morning Star
Monongahela
Jack Gunn
Evansville, Inc
Port Dist
Shankle
Louisville
Grey Eagle
Bolivar HH. Cooke
Nashville
Cleborne
Mount City
Arkansas Belle
Arlington
Cincinnati
New Orleans
B. H. Cooke
Idlewild
Cairotrade
Partial grand jury report and local court notes
The grand jury will issue a partial report this afternoon. Mayor Johnston and Uncle John Robinson attend a show in Hamilton. In Police Court Lentz faces $500 bond for indecent exposure. George Wright found guilty of horse theft and bound over for Common Pleas. Adams Express links New York cars to Cincinnati limited mail train schedule changes next week.
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Hamilton
John Robinson
Les ‘Lentz
Court ‘of Common Pleas
George Wright
Jacob Fye
Court of Common Pleas
Adams Express Company
New York
Cincinnati
Eir
Picnic and dance by Cincinnati Columbia and Mt Lookout R R
The picnic and dance at Mt Lookout yesterday by the employees of the Cincinnati Columbia and Mt Lookout Railroad was a perfect success. The pavilion was crowded with a merry throng until midnight and then the crowd dispersed.
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Mt. Lookout
Cincinnati
Columbia
Palmaestia Congress Member Khar Gren Criticized
Palmaestia’s longtime congressman Khar Gren, active for twelve years, supported Western improvements and the city’s growth. He was escorted to the Chamber by a special committee, delivered brief remarks on commerce, and drew commentary over President Holloway’s actions and related policy.
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Khar Gren
Congress
Palmaestia
Holloway
The Workingmen Secret Conference Platform Debated
The Workingmen's Secret Conference adjourned after adopting a platform from the Cleveland delegation. Resolutions urged immediate repeal of the Resumption Act of 1575 and the National Banking Law, direct government paper money, direct taxation, one presidential term, and a 13 member national committee, with the gathering described as a near failure with few attendees.
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Secret Conference of Workingmen
Cleveland
Harrisburg
Corsons
Mortmain
Peter
Nations Executive Council
Independent Party
Cleveland Vention
Ren Gpn
Ayers
Minnesota
Request for Civil War overflow damage reports to Chief Signal Office
The Chief Signal Officer seeks early data from planters and valley residents along the Ohio and Lower Mississippi to quantify flood damage. Respondents should state county and state, date when ground first flooded, maximum water depth and date, soil depth, crop types and acreages, and the location of plantations with affected crops or property. Address inquiries to Chief Signal Office, Washington, D. C.
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Mississippi
Washington
Umber
Signal Orvices
Wasatxeros
Objecting Counsel Contests Hamilton Change of Venue
George F. Pugh writes to County Prosecutor Gerard objecting to his appearance at the Hamilton trial on the 27th and to all Hamilton proceedings under the venue change. He argues the county attorney’s power is exhausted and that the case should be handled by Butler County's prosecutor, while Judge Hume sides with Gerard’s view, setting the trial for the 27th and concurring with the prosecutor’s jurisdiction.
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George F. Pugh
George Rufer
Gerard
Hamilton
Butler County
Pugh
Hume
Saloon Keeper Kills Drunken Patron in Steubenville
Prize Edition dispatch reports at Steubenville last night between midnight and 1 am Frank Keller shot and killed Lewis Beyer after Beyer attacked him with a cake when Keller refused to serve rum. Keller in jail. Also notes the death of Hugh McGonnigle, a 69 year old Alleghany City engineer, with funeral planned Sunday.
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Cincinnati Times
Steubenville
Frank Keller
Lewis Beyer
Beyer
Keller
Hugh McGonnigle
Alleghany City
New Orleans
Wall Street Opens With Gold Rally Prompting Market Squeeze
New York September 10 The feature of the day in Wall Street is the rise in gold and decline in foreign exchange. Bankers have eyed a squeeze as they push for imports and sterling demand. Erie led declines while MATHOS and others fell, with a partial recovery later as market excitement cooled and only a few stocks held steady.
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New
Erie
Western Union Telegraph
Noethwellech
Lake Shore
Navy dispatch on arms landing dispute with Bolivia
A Navy Department dispatch from Captain E. Simpson of the steamer Omaha at Panama states he did not request the Aspinwall consul to prohibit landing of five hundred rifles purchased for Bolivia. He sent a query about whether the consul could prevent landing or file a contrary action. the consul was deemed to have no right to interfere, ending the question.
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Navy Department
E. Simpson
United States
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Panama
Aspinwalll
Bolivia
Carnot
Si U
Powell
Northwest Storm Hits Lake Michigan Boats Sink
Curcaco Ih reports severe thunder and rain storms in the Northwest over two days. Rail and road bridges washed away, the wind caused damage. Lake Michigan vessels suffered many losses with yachts sunk near Welltham and a lumber schooner capsized amid extensive wreckage and no lives lost reported.
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Curcaco
Pete
Creeam
Lake Michigan
Twelltham
Inquest Verdict on Mistletoe Yacht Death
The mate of the yacht Mistletoe drowned in an accident deemed accidental after an inquest at Lexpox. The court noted officers of the Royal Alberta erred in judgment and advised slower speed and improved handling for better publicity, reflecting on maritime safety practices of the era.
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Mistletoe
The
Royal
Alberta
Cable Rate Coming Down in United Kingdom and France
A London special reports reduced cable charges on all business to one shilling sterling per word. The change applies to the State City and connects with the United Kingdom and France, lowering costs for communications and related services.
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New York
London
Post
Tae
United Kingdom
France
Court Session Reports Westervelt Case in Commonwealth
At the court this morning, Mr. Bogert announced that the Commonwealth case against Westervelt was under way. The terse update signals the start of a significant legal proceeding in the ongoing matter.
Fatal cattle disease hits droves near Lead Mines
ReIEneEck New York September 10 A fatal cattle disease has broken out among several droves of cattle near the Lead Mines area and nearly all have fallen ill or died, prompting warnings for local herders and potential containment measures by authorities.
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Reieneeck
N.Y
Death of Judge Louis B Woedruf Shocks United States Court
News item reports the death of Judge Louis B Woedruf of the United States Circuit Court in New York on September 10. The late jurist served on the circuit bench and his passing prompts tributes from colleagues and summaries of his career.
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New Youk
Louis B Woedruf
United States Circuit Court
Borrano Blaze Destroys Blake and Brixbys Plan Mill
A fire on September 10 gutted the mill and box factory owned by Blake & Brixby in Borrano. Authorities probe cause while assessing damages and insurance claims as firefighters contained the blaze by morning.
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Blake & Brixby’s
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Weather bulletin for Great Lakes region and nearby states
The report describes unsettled conditions across the Lower Mississippi Valley and Missouri, with rain, cooler temperatures, and rising barometers. Northeast to northwest winds continue, while the Upper Lake region sees cool, partly cloudy weather from the north with high barometers. Cautionary signals are noted for Lakes Michigan, Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario.
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Oey
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