Cattle Disease Rise in Leicestershire and Miscellany
Fragmentary report notes cattle diseases increasing in Leicestershire. Mentions explorations of Yellow Stove Basin and a reference to Paris fortresses. Also cites Brazilian Emancipation Bill not becoming law this session and references to a Kanus fair opening at Topeka. Includes scattered notes on German penal code, Knight Templars leaving St Louis for Baltimore, and a jail escape with a deputy commissioner post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicesshire
Yellow Stove
Gresten
Paris Fortre
Kanus
Topeks
Aleace
Lorraine
St. Louie
Baltimore
Hincks
Saloon shooting case described with witness recollections
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle details the drawing of marks and measurements. Witnesses Helmer Dilg and others recount blood on boulders and gunfire at the saloon. Chas Gribner testifies he saw Sheely Garver and McGlinn depart, then Myers found dead in the gambling room. The State nears end of testimony and may seek habeas corpus for Jack Garver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
William Helmer
George Dilg
Chas
Gribner
Sheely
Garver
McGlinn
Myers
Joseph Myers
McGehan
Tom
Jack Garver
Shelly
Venus
The Comptroller's Robbery and Wall Street Reaction
A special report outlines alleged robbery in the Comptroller's office and a mood of distrust in Wall Street. It notes plans to replace Connolly, rumors of missing vouchers, and the broader political stakes tied to Mayor Hall's administration amid a Maine election update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Eaereaes
Connolly
Theca
Leoni
Roe
Ang
Comptroller's
Erennad
Burglars raid Tobias Creese residence during Greene County Fair
A report notes burglars entered Tobias Creese’s home, chloroformed him and his wife, ransacked rooms, but took little value. Dreese’s pocketbook with about eleven dollars was stolen from under a pillow. No clues have yet been found. Greene County Fair opens with many entries and strong prospects for a successful show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Pam Ee
Tobias Creese
Dreese
Greene County
Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Chillicothe
A brief dispatch from Chillicothe Ohio dated September 12 reports activity for the Times and Chronicle. The fragment notes ongoing coverage and a city focus but lacks further details or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
The
Times and Chronicle
Chillicothe, O
Accidental Shooting Fatal in Cavenicle Fire Scene
A special dispatch reports a fatal accident during a fire in Cavenicle City. A worker named Price was in the act of adjusting a cap when an accidental discharge occurred, the load passing through his body and killing him almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Cavenicle
Price
The Harper Murder Captures Blue Grass Excitement
Special dispatch from Lovsville reports rising excitement over the Harper murder case in the Blue Grass region. The river level is falling with four feet at Portland bar and related measurements noted. Towboat activity from Cairo mentioned amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Lovsville
Ing
Harper
Blue Grass
Smidswry
Onal
Portland Bar
French
The Boat Races at Saratoga Regatta Doomed by Time
September 11 Saratoga saw six mile race entries with crews from New York Toronto Quebec and Montreal. Umpires were Prof James O Neil and James Walton. referees John Morrissey. start by Commodore B T Brady and Joseph Adams. Ward Brothers honored with testimonial and donations. Winship led early then surged to win by four minutes forty seconds as Brook, Tyne and Wards trailed. A veteran New York observer recalled past contests and celebrated the American victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recforth
Winship
Barton
Toronto
Quebec
Montreal
James O'Neil
Troy
James Walton
Commodore B. T. Brady
Joseph Adams
John Morrissey
Ward Brothers
New York
the Tribune
Saratoga
Ian
Biglin
Taylor- Winship
Tyne
Wards
New York Boys
Winshipmen
St. John
Pee
Halifax
Saratoga Lake
Prominent New Jersey Republican predicts seven thousand gain
A New Jersey Republican State Central Committee member, in Washington, states the Republicans will carry New Jersey this fall by six to eight thousand majority. He bases this on a careful canvass of the state districts and credits Tammany Hall corruption exposure for attracting Democrat voters to the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Washington
New Jersey
Republican State Central Committee
Tammany Hall
State Fair preparations and new local appointments
The Times and Chronicle reports Secretary Klippart’s Springfield trip as State Fair preparations proceed with new buildings and improvements. Herd books will be available on grounds for missing pedigree links. Murray House named State Board headquarters. Pickaway County races planned at County Fair Grounds. L Curtis temporarily takes associate editor role at Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times and Chroicie
CoLumpus
Mary Medicine Company
Toledo
Klippart
Springfield
Murray House
State Board
Theft at the Comptroller's Office Stumps Police
New York dispatch reports police have found no clues to a theft recorded in full in the Comptroller's office books, which remain safe. Court action or intent is indicated as unresolved, with no sign of progress from Judgerd's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller
Tory
Cra
Governor Perham Likely Majority Near Eleven Thousand
Early returns from Avausta show Governor Perham leading by about eleven thousand to date, with last year’s official total of eight thousand two hundred thirty eight indicating a net gain of roughly three thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repeblinas
Baring Omer
Perham
Kim
Callbexe
Cumberland
Avausta
Fenian 7
Indianapolis Murder Trial Aftershooting Death
John P. Todd died yesterday evening after being shot two weeks ago by Benj Myers. Myers was arrested on the charge of murder in the first degree. The Bright perjury case resumes in Criminal Court tonight likely to conclude. Mrs Clem’s third trial set for Lebanon on the 25th near this place. Cincinnati safe makers McNeale and Urban plan to relocate here after their burned establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Indianapolis
John P. Todd
Benj. Myers
Myers
Clem
Lebanon
Boone County
McNeale & Urban
Cincinnati
Oil Regions Journey Reported in Local Update
Fragmentary note from Philadelphia mentions September travel, a grant day, and a delegation heading to the Oil Regions. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps but imply a regional economic or transport connection and a forthcoming event or inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grant
Day
State's Testimony Concluded In Ballistics Case
The state's testimony closed with gunshots and missiles described as the case rested. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the defense witnesses began their examination.
Curious Diplomatic Revelations From Prussia Russia
In Lexpos dated September 11 the principal terms of a proposed peace are outlined. Austria would renounce to Germany all involvement in armed affairs and cede territories, while Russia would be deceived as France was in 1866. The terms imply a partition of conquered lands and a future peace settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Austria
Russia
Germany
Frais
Treaty of
Fork Nall
Laos
France
Cholera Abatement Denied As Deaths Persist In Kiel
London reports deny any abatement of cholera in Russia and note Kiel averages about 150 deaths daily. A Newcastle United striker support meeting is planned for the 25th. London papers discuss Chinese labor success in America and its vessel has ongoing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Kiel
Newcastle
America
Market notes and prices in Cmicaco grain and meat sales
The report lists pork at 13 per hundredweight and lard around 7c, with 9,000 pounds sold loosely. Wheat prices range from 141 to 146, corn around 59 to 70 cents, oats 54 cents, and flour about 10 cents. Whisky demand is quiet, and railway celebration affects grain buyers, with prices advancing slightly but held high by sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicaco
Oman
Dernort
L. M
Convention Nominates Judges and Senators in Ballot Vote
Eighteen names were presented for judgeships at the Convention where the first ballot produced no choice and T A O Connor emerged as a nominee after the second ballot. For State Senate candidates the field included E A Ferguson John Schiff Thos Sherlock Jacob Gardner J F Wright and Dr Wm M Jones. The initial Senate ballot yielded four nominees due to excessive voting, and the President ordered a new ballot noting that voting more than once was impracticable on this occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. O’connor
State Senate
E. A. Ferguson
John Schiff
Thos. Sherlock
Jacob Gardner
J. F. Wright
Wm. M. Jones
Turkey Appointments Spark Fresh Government Moves
A chaotic report notes a wave of new appointments in Turkey as the government reshapes staffing. Names and exact positions remain unclear, but the moves indicate a broad effort to recalibrate policy and administration amid September developments.
Drowning Victim Bere Reiley Identified in Ti Parish
St Louis on September 12 Bere Reiley a known Ti citizen and rail road agent drowned while boating on the river during a dance at French Clais County. A separate skirmish among three brothers from the Allens led to a stabbing incident amid Illinois coal bed regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bere Reiley
East St. Louis
Salzburg Talk on Ionian Syyt by International Society
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an engagement at Salzburg over Ionian matters, with reference to the International Society and renewed teat ten eet aorsl. The readable bits hint at a meeting or discussion event and ongoing settlement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salzburg
Pio
International Society
Letters From New York Delay Mail Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR recounts postal delays as letters from New York reach the Bisitor of the Times and Chronicle. Mentions mail from Buffalo and Cincinnati with some items arriving late while others come on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
New York
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Arrival of Steamers The Parthia and Henry Chauncey
Shipping news notes the Parthia arriving from Liverpool and the Henry Chauncey from Aspinwall at New York on September 12. The report lists Loxpon as a location reference and mentions Calabria and aic ent as observed terms in the transit summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Calabria
Aic
New Yor
Parthia
Liverpool
Henry Chauncey
Aspinwall
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M. Kananse
Mimissippi Central
M’gehan
Tammany
Comptroller's Office
Celine
Bare
Pranzeri
Archibald McLaughlin
Com
Hapeen Eenohceuotiane
Said
May
Charles E. Wilbour
Illiam M. Tweed
Board of Audit
MB. Connolly
Aloe
United States
Enquirer
Maine
Port Laxo
Publican
Kiba
Scattera
Kimball
Republi
Pekan
Xenia
Chillicothe
Logansport
Louisville
Utah
Montreal Regatta
Josh
Ellis
Bright
Ant
Political Prospects of Jersey
Columbus
Pickaway County
Our County Fair Grounds
L. Curtis
Dispatch
Dress Goods, &C
W. H. Johnson & CO
West Fourth St
Vine
Rolesale
Onus Dealers IX
Aes
Erie
Ameri Waterpreet
Wood's Theatre
Sicaute
Robert M’wade
Beatia
Rip van Winkle
Pike’s Opera-House
John T. Ford
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winele
Irvi
Dion Roudeault
Skeen Laewen Ps
England
Prussia
College Hall
O. H. Fetiuers
Robert Clarke & Co
Exige Chase
Insurance
Cincinnati, Ohio
Fire and Marine
Emil Rothe
Sam Matthews
Chas. Fox
Wm. B. Jones
Jos. E. Egly
Samuel A. Miller
Age Bioscience
E. P. Bradstreet
Paddack
J. Prudem
Thos, Mitchell
L. D. Champlin
Samuel Matthews
W. F E. Jones
W. L. Avery
Turkey
ComstaxTwo
Moushas Hee
J. B. Bennett
Byron D. West
H. H. Hobbs
Ass’t
St.louis
Rowland
Ig Preidente
Joan Morrison
J John Kyle
Joshua B. Reed
J. F Mills
James A. Serarg
Cole Terrence
Lane Tele Delaud
Benj. Eggleston
Ohio
Republican Central Committee
City
John H. Townsend
Penn Lodge
B. B. Glass
Bee’y
Geo. A. S. Wilson, Ass’t Sec
Byron D. Wesr
Er Brittab
East Corper
Plum Streets
Elamos
Plano Orga
N.Y. M. Moslem
To Ander
Fia
Wilson Bros
Ee Eee
Allison
Shith & Johnson
Tate
B. Cavagna
SOM
Wee Eee
Wuppiy
Anted—Machinists
Wie
Feeteas Bridge and Fron
Lowrie Ee Echiniste
Savasha
Newport
East Street
Ts Wack
Rail
Apotype
Henry Ward Beecher
Jesus
Christ
Eerie
Muni
George Etreat
County Marth
Finnsinnon Neinnati
Ted
Nenes Eveummater
Antid
Hack
Jowest Tion
Horace Npe
Srl
Ohie
Tage
Main Street
Heather
Eigen Ae
Ter Tlawis
Glenn Remerer Fre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!