Large Grant and Wilson Club Meeting at Melodeon Hall
A large Graat and Wil son club meeting drew about four hundred attendees last night in Fort Wayne. Hon. W. H. Withers spoke for nearly two hours, delivering able, eloquent remarks that sparked organizing action. Members signed up and received torches and parade details.
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Times
Carcase
van Waar
Graat and Wilson
W. H. Withers
Fort Wayne
Melodeon Hall
Grant and Wilson Club
Democratic speech by Gen Gordon in Albany Opera House
Gen Gordon of Georgia spoke last night in the Albany Opera House denouncing Republicans and declaring he would never accept a pardon for past actions. He claimed to be a rebel and criticized politicians while asserting his own steadfast stance.
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Greeleyites
Albany, Inc
Gordon
Georgie
Opera House
Seastor
Visiting Sioux Delegation Tours State House
A Sioux warrior delegation traveling to Washington visited Colomeres O H Hamilton County and inspected the Executive picture gallery as part of a day of city sights. The Oakley Land Company secured $25,000 capital in a certificate filed today.
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Times and Chronicle
Colomeres
Oahley Land Company
Hamilton County
Washington
State House
Final Berne arbitration court seals award details
Uncertainty over the decision has faded at Berne as the tribunal’s final sitting closes. The award to the United States is reported to exceed three million pounds sterling, with Sir Alexander Cockburn to issue a separate judgment. The Time dispatch notes the court’s agreement on the Alabama award and quotes a resolve to pay to improve international law.
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Feelines
Cain
Berne
Geneva
Tribunal of Arbitration
Alexander Cockbern
Alabama
Bishop Dupanloup Interview Questioning Thiers Rule
New York dated September 14 reports an interview with Archbishop Dupanloup. He challenges President Thiers administration as best for consolidating France and expresses grave concerns about Gambetta. McMahon is noted as Dupanicup's death figure in the piece.
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New York
Dupanloup
Thiers
France
Dupenicup
McMahon
Gambetta
Jury verdict uncertain from damaged San Francisco notes
Fragmentary San Francisco text describes a jury or trial with unclear outcomes and missing juror details. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, leaving only partial references to a September session and financial figures.
Repeats Noted in Odd Local Report
A fragmentary item mentions an event on the 11th and a figure or group named Giehsiet el Felair repeated by saptring fur set, reflecting unclear local notes and names from a degraded OCR segment.
Death notice for Mathias J. Bovee in 19th century Wisconsin
The Hon. Mathias J. Bovee died at Exgie Wisconsin on the 13th, aged 2. He was a member of the state legislature during 1834 to 1837, and connected to early Wisconsin governance.
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Ieee Ee
Ukee
Mathias J. Bovee
Exgie
Wis
Evidence of Bennett Will Reaches Jeanette Bennett
New York September 14 report details Nathan Bennett's will bequeathing to his daughter Jeanette upon her twenty fifth birthday. The son acts as trustee and executor, managing a portion of the estate for up to three years. The article also notes a Wall Street defalcation of 70,000 dollars, a yellow fever outbreak aboard a vessel, and various financial and political remarks amid ongoing local tensions.
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Ja / Boone
Barrogate
Eral
Jeanette Bennett
Wenner
Connecticut
Nathan's House
George Ellis
Nethan
le Voslens Cieiene
Gleng
China
Suez Canal
Wall Street
Buller
General Sherman
Broad Street
Robert E. Butler
Clarke & Butler
Mr. Clarke
Stock Exchange
Butler
River News Brief Reports Stationary Water in Prissure
Special Dispatches recount a terse note from Prissure Pennsylvania dated September 14 stating the river is stationary and cool conditions prevail. Messages mention Palestine arrival and reference Seperies tits and Devel in a terse transit update.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrissure
Ohey
New Alpany, Inc
Palestine
Tits and Devel
LouisviLis
Evaneville
Through Columbus General Cowans group of savages
Fragmented report recounts a chaotic political scene with mentions of General Cowan, a trial of Marshal Bealne, famine threats linked to John Tyndall, and a deadly coal mine flood near a Borister pit where twenty five miners drowned, followed by a resigning board of trustees amid school book protests.
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Columbus
Marshal Bealne
Restorot
John Tyndall
Baer
Debauchery and Death Mark Nesbitt Tragedy
A World newspaper fragment recounts Charles Nesbitt once a prosperous traveler whose life collapsed into opium and alcohol. After losing his dry goods job and failing to reform, he wrote a note to his wife then died by his own hand, amid a tale of unruly debts and dissipated habits.
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Charles
Anns
England
Srenkey
Nesbitt
Bishop Bayley urged to wage war on intemperance in New Jersey
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Mirror notes the appointment of the celebrated Bishop of New Jersey to Baltimore's Metropolitan See. He praises the Bishop as a reformer and temperance advocate whose eloquence and warnings against intoxicants energize Catholic communities in the United States and Canada. The letter quotes the Bishop urging severe measures against drinkers and liquor sellers, and predicts his influence will advance the temperance cause under Pope Pius X.
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Washington
Baltimore Mirror
New Jersey
Baltimore
Uni
Canada
Bayley
Iem
Jeffersonian Demand for O Conor in 19th Century Presidency
The Louisville Jeffersonian Democrat urges Democrats to rally behind Charles O Conor for the presidency, arguing the convention should not seek or decline, echoing Jefferson and past party resolutions. It calls for civil revolution and equality of suffrage, urging supporters to roll on the ball.
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Mhorty
Bathax
Chullas O'Gee
Mae
Wash
Jefferson
Conner
Louisville
Jeffersonian Democrat
Fragmented Cleveland Herald Quote on Slander in Elections
A fragment from the Cleveland Herald rails at political journalism comparing alleged slander in campaigns. It questions handling of Miss Ida and Miss Nellie Kaut and asks if revulsion would rise at indecent reporting.
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Miss Ida
Gredicy Pepers
Mies Nellie Kaut
Cleveland Herald
Religious discourse and emigration stir 19th century readers
The piece surveys ongoing religious debates and immigration trends, noting Dr Guthrie's planned U.S. visit, Catholic and Protestant tensions, and the rise of Sunday schools amid sensationalism. It cites Bishop Johns of Virginia on Roman doctrines and calls for church unity while warning against disorderly revival tactics. It mentions an Educational Convention in Knoxville and a Methodist convention schedule.
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Alabama
Arbitration Court Awards Sum For Noted Sister
The Court of Arbitration met at noon with delays due to Cockburn and Ten terden. Count Scropis read the arbitrators arguments concurring in the tribunal's decision and announced the sum awarded to the noted Sister. Cockburn refused to sign, Relopis was applauded, and twenty two guns were fired at adjournment. English representatives depart Monday and Americans Tuesday.
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Count Scropis
Alexander Cockburn
Count Relopis
Man shoots wife and boy. woman mortally wounded dies at dawn
Special dispatch reports George Heights fired at his wife last night but hit a boy named Rumbaudh who died at 4 this morning. Heights was arrested around 10 o'clock after the shooting at the dame of Rumbaudh.
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Times and Chronicle
Nrortos, O
George Heights
Dame of Rumbaudh
Heights
Military banquet honors foreign officers at War Secretary Ed ward Cardwell event
A banquet was given last evening by Edward Cardwell Secretary of State for War in honor of foreign officers witnessing maneuvers. The Prince of Wales Duke of Cambridge and Prince Tee attended. Preston election declares Conservative victory in Parliament. Newcastle wreck reported off Tuskar Rock with crew presumed drowned. Sappho yacht to Cowes for repairs.
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Prince Tee
Preston
Wexford
Ireland
Newcastle
Tuskar Rock
Liverpool
Savannah
Sappho
Cowes
Reporter dies after suspected poisoning at Broadway saloon
In New York on September 14, Om as Hughes a Jersey City reporter died this morning. It is believed he died from poison following a Broadway concert saloon incident last night. Edward Wellington was shot by a bar keeper named Edward Perkina. The writ of habeas corpus was dismissed today and Forrester remanded.
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New York
Omas Hughes
Jersey City
Edward Wellington
Edward Perkina
Forrester
Political Bribery Claims Against Congressmen Debunked
Dispatch from Washington reports that charges of bribery tied to the Union Pacific and Credit Mobilier are dismissed as politically motivated and unfounded. It notes Secretary Boutwell voted against the bills and opposed subsidies, with Hartford sources suggesting Hawley may run for Congress. Connecticut Governor Jewell predicts Grant leads by about two thousand votes, though contests loom.
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Times and Chronicle
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Blaine
Union Pacific Railroad Company
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Boutwell
Congress
House
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Boatwell
the Treasury
Pacific
Hartford
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Strong
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Mission group to hold Sabbath services in Knox ville
Special Dispatch to the Times reports Revs. John G. Laskip and Wm. McDonald of the National Camp-Meeting Association are en route to Knoxville Tennessee. They will start on Tuesday and conduct Sabbath services in the city.
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Times and Chroniete
Ispiamarots, Inc
John
Laskip
Wm. McDonald
National Camp-Meeting Association
Knoxville
Tennessee
Twerlay
Death Report Denied Prince Albrecht Dies Not
Cable dispatch contradicts reports of General Albrecht’s death and says Austrian army physicians hold hope for his recovery. The location is New York with a date of September 14. The item reflects a denial of fatality and a positive medical outlook regarding General Albrecht’s condition.
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New York
Prince Albrecht
Albrecht
Geneval award terms and penalties discussed in telegram
A telegram from J Bancroft Davis Agent of the United States notes the Geneva Arbitrators award terms. It mentions public announcement and potential penalties for breaches. The message references payments of twenty four million dollars and actions involving Alabama and Florida after Melbourne.
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United States
Geneva
Pavelee
Alabama
Florida
Shenandoah
Melbourne
Wife of Rev Collier dies of hemorrhage in Chicago now
The wife of Rev. Robert Laird Collier, daughter of Hon. Hiram Price, died yesterday in Chicago from hemorrhage connected to a Rafferty case. The murderer of police officer O'Mesra was mentioned, with a note on potential appeals to the Supreme Court. The crime occurred on August 5.
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Chicago
Robert Laird Collier
Hiram Price
Daven Ring
Rafferty
Market notes in hard to read September prices
September 14 market notes show flour firm to quiet and wheat weak on receipts across stations. No 2 Western corn sells steadily around 30 to 67 cents, with oats and rye showing dull to lower movement. Prices for No 3 Chicago wheat near 1.37 and spot rye, barley, and whisky markets noted with mixed demand and scarce higher grades.
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Dernorr
Aire
Chicago
Bay Reserves Fall as Silver Shipments Decline
Bank records show a reserve decrease of 646 975 dollars while specie shipments total 217 73 dollars all in silver. The steamship Darian arrived from Marseilles.
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Bay
New York
Marseilles
A Man's Clothes Torn From Him by 5 Revolving Shaft
A man was stripped of his clothing when five revolving shafts operated in a workshop setting. emergency crews responded, and investigations began to determine the accident cause and safety lapses.
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Omaha Bee
Cosmen Ee
Pacific Mills
Twelfth Street
Mr. Caudronen
Mr. Caudron
Mr. Ee
Bow County Fair Closes After Advertised Run
Special Dispatch reports the Bow County Fair ended last night though advertised to continue today. Flying Charley won the pacing sweepstakes with 2:04 final time, and Gipsy Queen captured the citizens purse in two heats at 2:49 and 2:50. Grosvenor of Athens spoke at the Tannery, while John T. Wilson begins county canvass in Richmondale Monday.
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Times and Chronicle
CariuioTng
Aults
Flying Charley
Dave Crouse
Dr. Cruse
Bonnie
Aull
Dun Horse “Law
C. H. Grosvenor
Athens
John. T. Wilson
Richmondale
Delegates Pass Through Fort Wayne for Pittsburg Union Meeting
A large delegation travels through Fort Wayne en route to the Soldiers Sailors' Convention in Pittsburg. Republicans plan a grand jubilation over Maine results with a Grant Tanners parade and torchlight procession. Hon. Wa. Williams and Hon. J. P. C. Shanks are expected to speak at the Rink.
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Times and Chronicle
Fort Wayne
Grant Tanners
Wa. Williams
Williams
J. P. C. Shanks
The Gentle Ravage on Mis Katte in Ute Fashion
A fragmentary travel sketch lampoons Ute village life and fashion seen in the capital of the Utes. The narrator mocks clothing, agency leaders, and locals with satirical, rough-edged observations about tepees, cosmetics, and mixed color styles. Characters include Hiawatha and a seven-year-old in torn shirts, alongside officials in courtly dress and a parade of improvised outfits.
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Metropolitas
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Fet
Nash
River Steady as Ships Pass in Weather Text
Inoxtox and others report river activity with boats passing up yesterday evening and returning. Weather conditions show a clear sky and lowering river levels around two inches as ships move between Cairo Evansville and Leclaire with freights in place and port lists noting Florence Les and West Wild schedules.
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Stanley dispatches spark curiosity and doubt in New York Herald
A fragmentary extract from Mr. Stanley's letter to the New York Herald challenges readers with an anecdote on Dr Livingstone and the dramatic notes of his Africa travels. The piece questions authenticity and the shift in tone as Mr Branley’s Lews opens.
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New
Y Herald
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Africa
de. Livingstone
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