Dayton Special Report Attacks Plander Demands
A Dayton Daily Times special report denounces a plander in township and county affairs demanding higher salaries for extra service pay and funds for pipe mains hydrants and service branches. Rev Father Carey returns home from Glendale while a Republican commissioner candidate is named as Major General Crook's younger brother. Police report a horse theft four miles east of Dayton and mention successful hose-related efforts.
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Arizona
City election plans unclear amid incomplete nomination lists
King signals potential delay if the city misses a stated date for county conventions. County officials including W. E. Evans, commissioners, David Jones, BR. H. Lansing, infirmary director Phillip Gardner are named though no sheriff candidate was nominated. Felix B. Mace remains an independent and current officeholder.
Incident at New Orleans Claims Two Boys Injured
A telegram from Mumruim dated September 14 reports a disaster near New Orleans during a sparring event. One boy died last Sunday while his younger brother Benjamin James was also severely injured.
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Distrot Diario Coverage Confusing Record
Fragmentary OCR text from the Diario de Clk shows muddled phrases about Meldovan peace and district coverage. Readable elements reference a newspaper about local affairs but lack clear events, dates, or named entities to form a concrete story.
Fire Destroys Owens & Co Pork Packing Plant
A morning blaze at RB Owens & Co pork packing on Seventh Avenue above Smithfield Street caused a total loss of 45000 with 15000 on the building and 30000 on stock, fully insured. Fire threat eased, firm to resume business at once as Pittsburg agencies cover the loss amid dry weather and combustible nearby structures.
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Payson at it Again Masonic Failure to Connect
A brief item notes ongoing difficulties with a Masonic lodge or network, as Payson repeats efforts to establish a link or meeting that has not succeeded. The report emphasizes recurring connection problems and attempts to coordinate a new meeting date or method.
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Weather bulletin from War Depraktu office in Washington
Official weather notice from Washington D C dated September 14 reports temperature readings over the Tennessee and Lower Lake Region with higher east winds and increasing cloud cover. Forecasts suggest changing barometric pressure and unsettled conditions across the area.
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Fire at Reese coal yard disrupts operations
About 11 o'clock this morning a fire occurred at Reese coal yard in Perttoeeh, Illinois. It was extinguished by insurance and the firm will resume business tomorrow.
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Alleged Jail Deliverers Waive Examination
A group of young men including J. F. Ford L. Hudson A 8 Eldridge Monroe Morgan H Miffey J P Hale and W P Peeples were brought before the United States Commissioner at 1 PM and waived examination. Their cases were continued until Friday morning with each man giving bond of 5000.
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Alleged Gibson cone Ku Klux brought before U S commissioner
In Memphis on September 14, members of the Gibson mob were brought before United States Commissioner Garrett. They were released on their own recognizance and ordered to appear Friday next for further proceedings.
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Fifth Annual Reunion of Soldiers Opens in Richmond
Special Dispatch reports Richmond Indiana September 14 as the Fifth Annual Reunion of Soldiers under the Nineteenth Indiana Infantry begins today and runs to a grand banquet tomorrow night at Huntington House. An artillery salute greets each arriving train as the city is decorated. Attendance this morning is modest, but organizers expect strong meetings tonight and tomorrow. Luther Benson, the reformer lecturer, is advertised to speak on temperance at Lyceum Hall tonight.
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Crane falls injuring Captain King in Kentucky incident
In ee Ky September 11 a sparring session near Rising Sun Bar yesterday morning ended when an iron crane used to hoist freight to the hurricane roof collapsed and struck Capt. King on the head, fracturing his skull. He remained alive on arrival to town this morning, but a local physician warned he may not survive forty eight hours.
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Italians in Chicago Tenement Tale Reveals Council Dispute
A fragmentary report from Chicago on September 4 describes Italians in a low tenement house in the southern part of the city and mentions a Common Council controversy. The readable text hints at community conditions and civic action, with names and specifics obscured.
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Presidentia The Antec Versary Dinner In War Era
A fleeting note announces a commemorative dinner marking an anniversary of a historic presidency era. Local attendees and civic groups gather to reflect on milestone events and discuss future policy directions in a formal community setting.
Unclear fragmentary notice on Virginia creditors meeting
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Richmond and creditors, a state treasurer, and a final agreement for rights and public interests. Names and specifics are unreadable, making full context impossible.
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Havemeyer Difficulty Deepens as Dix Condemns
In Albany Governor Dix condemns the Havemeyer trouble and signals readiness to meet the issue, while party factions debate the path forward. The dispute centers on leadership and policy direction amid mounting pressure for resolution. The administration seeks cohesion as public sentiment intensifies.
GaLyretor and Waters Ashore Near TVERFOOL
Partial OCR fragment notes vessels GaLyretor and Waters going ashore near TVERFOOL on September 12. Details are incomplete but imply beaching in two feet of water and report of grounding.
Coroner candidate to be decided by Republican county convention
The office of Coroner Dr W T Dunlap will be a candidate subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. The Cincinnati rag Beltin Sor Bep b ae, Wat Wable winns golden and business way Mrs Gallagher wife of Daniel Gallagher fireman of No 10 died suddenly at her home No 20 Kilgour street after years of rheumatism and heart disease.
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Diamond Lost on Race Street Between Ninth and Fourth
A large colitaire diamond pin disappeared on Race Street between Ninth and Fourth Streets. The notice notes a red interior and asks for information leading to its return.
Model Jury Dispute Ends in Near Breach of Peace
In Columbia Township on a Saturday Judge Esquire Hill heard a suit over two wagon wheels. Six jurors debated the evidence, grew obstinate, and nearly escalated to blows. Jacob, a hotel keeper, acted as foreman and showed liberal temper in dispensing opinions.
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Davis waives examination in police court murder case
In police court this morning Jos M T Davis the deaf mute and killer of Policeman Abraham Bird through attorney Major C H Blackburn waived examination and was remanded to County Jail to await the next grand jury action. Blackburn said he believes the defendant has the right to a bell and will move for it later. Davis will remain in County Jail until the case is heard before the grand jury.
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President Grant Invited to Exposition Change Proposal
President C M Hollo way announced Exposition Commissioners invited President Grant to visit the Exposition. A chamber amendment to include the General of the Army in the invitation was proposed by C W Woolley, accepted, and the resolutions were unanimously adopted.
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Correction of Reminiscences About Frances Wright
The column corrects earlier claims about Frances Wright and her daughter Frances Sylva D Arusmont. Fresh interviews reveal several statements were incorrect and portray a more peaceful and happy later life in Memphis Tennessee, with clarified personal details and reflections from the subject.
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Overworked Fellow Seeks Rent on West End Visit
A worn laborer in the West End achieved some success during a push to collect rent at rooms near a cellar door. He addressed a crowd, moved toward the doorway, but as he left, ladies present found him in the cellar with the scene ending abruptly.
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Fragmentary trial notes reveal confusion and objections
A disjointed court transcript describes a witness recounting money handling, a defense motion to exclude testimony, and a judge’s ruling. Juror age and garbled names surface amid unclear proceedings as McCarthy testifies about the time of the alleged act.
Community notes and travel plans at Turner Hall meeting
Officers, including President Wiesner and Chenalaea, travel to a conference in New Orleans with routes via Rock and Wolverton. Milford boys beat local team while other items report street work, a church talk by Bishop Toebbe, a broken stone sidewalk, and a courtroom ruling on an alimony case.
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Temperance speeches mark Greers lawn meeting crowd
Yesterday afternoon a large turnout gathered on Greers lawn for a meeting with M. B. Grogan state temperance lecturer and Mrs. Mendenhall of Indiana. The event drew strong, pointed remarks and was well received by citizens despite a previous false alarm from Box 37.
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