Disjointed 19th Century News Fragments Surface
A scrambled OCR led to a mix of items from October with mentions of an Italian professor in New York discovering America, Philadelphia claims, Tweed and Sweeney feuding, Gladstone in Glasgow, Cabrai adherents at an Industrial Fair in Buffalo, a theft of gold certificates, a New York Printing Company closure, and police measures to protect investors amid violence.
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New York
America
New York City
Hanash Roberts
Philadelphia
Gladstone
Glasgow
Cabrai
West Indies
Buffalo
North River
New York Printing Company
Pa Ga
Douglas
First Edition Dispatch: Morning A. Q. Report
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes a five o'clock morning report involving person A. Q. from an early September edition. The fragment indicates an incident or update but lacks further details or outcomes.
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Times and Chronicle
A. Q
Progress of the Argument in Trial at Darron
The defense resumed this morning led by Mr Craighead and continued until noon. The court heard the same positions as Mr Heat and the accused Samana Weaver were mentioned amid lavish commentary. Indications suggest the court’s charge is near completion as the beach scene drew attention from defense improprieties during the trial progress.
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Times
Darron
Craighead
Heat
Great Gladness of the Gothamites Barnard Breaks the Big Ring
Comptroller Connolly Combined Against. Readable fragments describe Gothamites' jubilation as Barnard breaks a major ring victory. officials and allies maneuver in a political contest hinted by terse notes and names.
Treasure found near San Bernardino on September 13
A terse OCR fragment notes treasure discovery near San Bernardino with a date of September 13 and unclear details. The readable items indicate a historic or reported find but lack specifics on who, what, or where exactly beyond geography and date.
Close of the defense in Tweed case draws crowded courtroom
New York hearing on the Tweed affair grows tense as defense claims the injunction violated due process. Lawyers spar over ex parte orders, city finances, and municipal accountability while judges weigh the legality of acts attributed to city officials and the mayor.
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New York
Eriole
Trevor
Mayor Hall
Angeeal Et Pee
Pilgrim Wins Lexington Three Mile Dash Easy
Private dispatch from Lexington Kentucky reports Swigert's Pilgrim won the three mile dash in 6 08 with Nellie Gray second and Morgan Scout third after Longfellow withdrew due to dangerous track conditions.
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Lexington
Theotone
Bowigert
Pilgrim
Buford
Nellie Gray
Morgan Scout
Chicago Convention Anti Cheney Action Rumors
Fragmentary Chicago report outlines a convention push toward censure or action against Cheney. The text mentions a lawyer or official court filing, boundaries, and references to warehousemen and population thresholds, with unclear names and dates.
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Chicago
Cheney
Brown
Pike
Dhocre
inemaee _ ger
SE. Benezer
Bathinghae
Baltimore ship Baltimore sails to Bremen with tobacco cargo
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports the North German Lloyd Line steamship Baltimore departing Locust Point Baltimore on Thursday at 2 P M for Bremen. She carried fifteen cabin and twenty nine steerage passengers and freight including 1318 hogsheads of tobacco and 1512 boxes and barrels, with 164 hogsheads of tobacco from the West.
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Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Lloyd Line
European Steamship Pier
Locust Point
Bremen
Ansecrated Preas from Bremen Utters New York Origin
A clipped fragment notes a Bremen source dated August 16 regarding a term or title possibly linked to New York news. Limited readable details mention Ansecrated Preas and a Bremen origin, with no clear event or person names beyond these hints.
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Uber
Bremen
River Bews Also Reports Falling Waters at Ports
Special dispatch notes the river dropping to four feet on Port land bar and 26 inches at French Island. Weather is cloudy and cold with mercury around 60 at noon and 55 at daylight. Business remains dull as late rains fail to alter the water stage yet.
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the Times and
Chresicie
Lounevie
Portland Bar
French Island
State of Ohio Presbyterians and Seelys at Old School
A garbled Ohio record mentions Presbyterians, Seely family, and an Old School site. It references Tremont or Trothinds style names, with unclear roles or dates, suggesting a church or community matter tied to a local school.
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State of
Ohio
All-Absorbing Topic Defalcation of Major Hodge
Washington reports a scandal over Major J Ledyard Hodge, paymaster general, accused of diverting government funds totaling about 450000 paid to cash with checks honored by the Treasury. Questions arise how such irregular draws occurred for years before a panic in New York and who will answer to Paymaster General Brice.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Treasury
J. Ledyard Hodge
Ceneral
United States
New York
Tresarty
Brice
Letter from Raleigh reports arrestees in murder case
A fragment from a September 16 Wilmington report cites a letter dated September 13 noting that a number of individuals have been brought to Raleigh and charged with murder. It mentions Massachusetts counsel for the United States before arbitrators in Geneva under the Treaty of Washington.
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Wimmcton
Raleid
Titel
Kant Eee Me Ee Cang
Massachusetts
United States
Geneva
Charge Against Leathers in Bright Case
Special Dispatch reports Leathers, counsel for the defense in the Bright perjury case, was discharged by the Court after an investigation into bribery allegations. The Bright case resumed in Criminal Court with State recall of Auditor J. C. Shoemaker to discuss book paper accounts. Cincinnati liquor agent Charles Rittinger was found dead two miles from the city with both arms and throat cut, a mystery. The Evening Journal announces its inaugural issue this afternoon as Judge Elliott delays ruling on contempt concerns involving editor W. P. Fishbeck until court adjourns. Leathers states he will not prosecute the Journal for libel but will not pursue it by that method.
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Times and Chronicle
Supranapolis
Leathers
W. W. Leathers
Bright
Criminal Court
J. C. Shoemaker
A. W. Hendricks
Charles Rittinger
Cincinnati
Evening Journal
Indianapolis Journal Company
Elliott
W. P. Fishbeck
Cewe
Ttia
French Assembly Favours Customs Treaty With Germany
A large portion of the Assembly supports a customs treaty with Germany including Alsace and Lorraine. The result could be evacuation of the departments of Aisne Aube Cote d Or and Jura by the Sean. The debate on the bill continues as signing occurs today. General Changarnier is reported dangerously ill.
Passage Under Mont Cenis and Foreign Workers Debate
A partial recount from London reports tension over foreign workmen near the Mont Cenis tunnel. The Times correspondent notes mixed views as rails and tunneling progress are discussed amid national debate, with denouncements and promises affecting the work and local sentiment.
Death by suicide shocks New York legal circles
The city mourns as prominent lawyer Ex Judge Smart and Professor D. H. Mahan of West Point are reported to have died by their own hand. Mahan leaped from the steamer Mary Powell after departing West Point for New York. rescue efforts failed and the incident is attributed to self destruction.
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Smart
Mahan
D. H. Mahan
West Point
Laliang Random
Mary Powell
Dayton trial jury to retire about five o'clock
Special Dispatch reports from Dayton that in a crowded courtroom Maginnis is still living. the jury will retire about five o'clock and is expected to remain in sessions over Sunday.
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Tiees and
Chevvice
Dayton
Maginnis
Grain Prices Mixed as Markets Quiet Across Regions
Markets report subdued activity with wheat and corn easing slightly while barley holds firm. Prices for No 2 white and amber wheat hover around $1.36 on some exchanges, with regional variations and freight effects pressing the overall tone. In Ohio Michigan area prices show No 1 red at about $1.35 while No 2 futures near $1.35 to $1.36, as shipments and market steadiness persist.
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Memmis
Misra
Treadwell
Burra
Genaaah
Ohio
Michigan
Tomer
Michi
Board of Trade hears tax report on municipal taxation
The Board of Trade met with President Jos Kiawy presiding to review the Committee on Taxation report urging tax reform to boost local industry. The group discussed freeing capital from taxes to attract manufacturing, expand parks, and promote mill creek and Deer Creek enterprises, calling for informed deliberation by the council and public papers. A resolution condemning frauds by corporations was unanimously adopted and linked to potential reforms discussed at the next quarterly meeting.
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Board of Trade
Jos, Kiawy
H. H. Tatemax
Cano
Thenley
Constitution of
Ohio
Act
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Valley
Mill Creek
Deer Creek
Cyonell
Cixersmatt
H. Pours
Haven
Wuereas
Investi
Gat
Pats
New York City
Knights Templar command starts Baltimore excursion parade
Haneelman Commandery of Knights Templar assembled at 3 PM at Masonic Temple to finalize plans for an excursion to Baltimore. The parade formed on Third Street and marched via Wal-Out, Fourth, Els, Seventh, Vine and Fifth to Market Space before a dress parade. First delegation leaves at eight this evening for Baltimore, followed by a second at ten. Delegates include many from Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Haneelman
Fifth
Fifth Street Market
Tennessee
Kentucky
Reception Committees Prepare for President Grant Visit
Committees named to welcome President Grant will be introduced to the public. A parade announced a committee of Messer Zeigier Mulhauser and Morgan. Others to travel to Columbus to meet the President include Mesare Eggleston Sands Holliday Theo Cook Messra Fitzgerald Bishop Miller. The President will tour institutions and visit the Exposition on Tuesday afternoon.
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Great
Grant
Messer
Zeigier
Mulhauser
Morgan
Columbus
Mesare
Eggleston
Sands
Holliday
Theo
Cook
Messra
Fitzgerald
Bishop
Miller
Ven
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Walter Montgomery
City Mall
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Report On Municipal Taxation
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Ballon di Capone
Newa Ia
Norice
Sane Board of Oath of Taxes
Taxi
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Grady
James
W. Selby
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Mayer
Ton
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Bence
Ed Mayer
Bene
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Aoronto
Fineilton County
Common
Otte Nees
Mather
Heven
Spangenberg
Hamdee
John P. Wrpaleston
M Sioux Acturer
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Srae
Boker’s Bitters
J. BR
Neff
Wood's Theatre
Joe
Macautey
Comedian
Robert McWade
Robert Mc Wade
Rip van Winkle
Etonday
Black Crook
Mozart Halil
Hart, Ryan & Barney's Minstrels
Broadway
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Barney Chan
Sam
Rickey
VY Bisampton
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Greichen
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Ghia
Wien Nere
Ys Srt Cnes
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Grenier & Ploriota
171 West
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C. P. Morton
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A. Collins
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J. Helwig
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