Americans Watching Germans Drill in Lawrence
A Paris dispatch reports the Bonapartist conference at Arenberg was abandoned due to dangerous popular excitement and the government vows vigilance. United States officers Newcomb Dickinson Wood and Delaney Floyd Jones observed autumn rehearsals while Edward Shee from Scotland Yard arrived in New York.
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Lawrence
Ludlow Street
Severe Galveston Storm Described as Heaviest Since 1867
A Houston dispatch reports Galveston drenched by a historic storm with streets several feet under water. The Ocean House flooded, hospital inundated, and breakwater workers at risk. Rail lines severed as Santa Fe and Houston rail bridges face flood danger. Ship channel dredging operation remains intact.
Democratic State Convention Adopts Hard Money Platform
The Democratic State Convention of New York meets at Syracuse on September 17 and adopts a hard money platform. Delegates pledge fidelity to national Democratic principles and call for specie payments, opposing renewed inflation. Nominations include John Bigelow for Secretary of State and Lucius Robinson for Comptroller, with others named for state offices as the convention adjourns.
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Democratic States
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Democratic Party of
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United States
National Democratic Platform
Baltimore
Guise
Uise
Samuel J.tilden
Killen
Democrats of
Public Works
Serand
John Bigelow
Lucius Robinson
Charles 8. Fairchild
Charles N. Ross
John J. van Buren
Christopher H. Wolrath
Rodney R. Crowley
San Francisco Seeks New Bank Office and Facilities
Fragmentary San Francisco report notes Lerazara Freres plans to establish a new Semaelsy office within months and a major banking house may reopen soon. Local testing and live stock fiber mentions appear but details are unclear.
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Loezara Freres
Ofice
Pine Wes
Samak
Paciae
Indian raid report and temperance essay contest noted
General Terry arrived for a local event focusing on a raid by the Red Dog and Red Cloud bands and a prize exhibition where an essay on temperance by Miss Sarah Sakchee and Miss Kizzie of the Creek were highlighted. a number of plains chiefs and officials attended.
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Mathey Sakchee
Temperance
Sarah
Smuggler Neats Sexsation Haxtroop Cr September 16
A fragmented local notice reports on a race event at Banoti Oak Park with times 9:21% and 2:22. The fleeting text mentions Haxtroop Cr and a time reference 7, but details are unclear.
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Haxtroop
Thirty Workmen Lost in Gulf Storm
A Houston storm report warns of appalling loss of life and property on the Quil Coast. Alveston, submerged. Ocean House gulffront. water rises in Virginia Point. twenty feet of the Bensonville railroad Bridge ends washed away. Government workmen on a breastwork cut off. bay flooded, inland areas threatened if winds shift north.
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Texas
Quil
Alveston
Ocean House
Gulf Beach
Virginia Point
New York Democrats Contested Seats Shape Syracuse Convention
Syracuse September 16 The Tammany delegation admitted and all contestants invited to seats. Convention reassembled at 7 30 P M with Judge Hezekiah Sturges chosen permanent chairman and addressed the body. Contested seats to be decided, hard money and reform measures praised, committee names listed, adjournment to 9 P M until tomorrow.
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Tammany
Hezekiah Sturges
Sturges
Tilden
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Mittee
Resolu
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Edwin R. Mead
William C. Whitner
Burton N. Harrison
Cartopher Pine
Fred. Smythe
Johnnys
Kentney
Morrissey
Vane
Marine notes arrivals and sailings in transatlantic routes
San Francisco dispatch September 14 reports the steamer Gaelic sailing for Hong Kong via Yokohama and New York on September 16. Abyssinia arrives from Livsipeaks Greece and Antwerp. Hibernia arrives from Baltimore with August Andre on route to Glasgow.
First Fast Train From Chi Eastward Delays Reported
Telegraphic items describe a fast mail from New York arriving on schedule while other dispatches note heavy Lake conditions and a devastating threshing machine explosion killing two men and a boy. Reports include fires, wrecks, and various officials and incidents across several states with lingering transport delays.
Fraulein Wins Doncaster Cup in London Race
England Doncaster Races report Fraulein wins the cup with a close finish for second place noted amid warm London action on September 17.
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London
To-Da
Fraulein
Peace Mission In Constantinople Reports Mixed Reception
From Herzegovina and Constantinople dated September 17 no news comes from the consuls on their peace mission or the insurgent districts since reaching Splatz yesterday. Telegrams from embassies indicate a warm reception along the route. Some insurgent chiefs accepted mediation while others distrusted Turkish promises and requested a formal guarantee and indemnity.
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Constantinople
Conwals
Splatz
Disorder at Navy Yard amid Yelllow Fever Epidemic
Dispatch from Washington reports deteriorating conditions as yellow fever rages at Howell Station near the Pensacola navy yard. No food or medicine available, workers cry out in a prayerful stance, claiming the yard remains otherwise unhealthy and unsafe.
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Wasaixeros
D.C
Navy Department
Ce Evida
Penascola
Howell’ Station
Navy Yard
Fast Trains And Fast Winds Chicago September 17
The first fast mail train on the New York Central Railroad arrived eight minutes early in Chicago. A section between Elyria and Sandusky, Ohio traveled seventy miles per hour. A violent lake gale last night caused shipping concerns but no lives or major damage. The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a fast evening mail train to match the schedule. The Shore reportedly has $700,000 cash on hand and no floating debt.
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Weenie
Wilkes
Gardner
Robert Adams, Jr
Bolene Na Dali
Jackson
New York
D Depot
Tie Wain
Beogen Tulichton Oss
Long Bridge
Mibu
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Elyria
Sandusky
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Treggarer
Treasury bonds redemption notice issued by Bristow
Washington September 17 1875 Secretary Bristow issues the seventh call for redemption of Twenty fifth Twenty bonds known as Five Twenty Bonds payment of free and accrued interest begins December 17 1875 at the United States in Washington and redemption close date June 30 1864. The outstanding amount is five million dollars.
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Washington
Bristow
Treasury
Congress
United States
B. H. Bristow
Washington pavement bonds repaired after thorough inspection
The District Commissioners inspected all yarn pavements in Washington and ordered immediate repairs or replacement with durable pavement where bonds are good. One contractor has begun laying excellent concrete on a long street instead of wood. Several bonds were found to be valid only for small amounts and all parties will be held strictly responsible.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington, D. C
Upper North Hall
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Ripley
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Messrs. Baldwin & Co
Valley Gem
Haldwin
Helmick
Helmick’s
London Money and Stock Market Update
A London opening reports no standout moves except Erie stock rising strongly. American government and railroad securities stay steady with good support. Five-twenty bonds rise 1 percent, Erie speculation remains robust with a 3 percent gain since yesterday, and Pennsylvania Railroad climbs one percent. Reading Railroad holds at fifty and a half percent.
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London Money and Stock Market
New York
London
Erie
Penna Railroad
Reading Railroad
Railroad levee breach halts trains into the city
A narrow gauge line disrupted by a levee breach into the Mississippi River damaged tracks near the bank north of the city. The railroad incursions cut rail service, causing trains to be unable to reach the city for several days.
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Mississippippi
Altercation Ends in Shooting at County Fair
Special Dispatch reports in Athens Ohio on the final day of the county fair a noon dispute between James Tedrow and Fremont Reiley led to Tedrow firing a revolver, striking Keiley below the heart. Keiley’s condition is listed as doubtful.
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Cincinnati Times
Athens, O
James Tedrow
Fremont Reiley
Keiley
Baragoga Convention Tackles Railroad Ethics Essay
The Semi annual Convention of General following the usual preliminary business heard an essay on the Ethice of Railroad Management read by A P Carpenter of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Baal. The Convention recessed till 3 PM. Tariff revision to be addressed in executive session.
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Baratoga
General
A.'. P. Carpenter
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Baal
Methodist Conference appoints delegates to General Conference
Indianapolis September 17 The Southeastern Methodist Conference named delegates for the General Conference Rev J H Bayliss Rev F C Halliday with J G Chaffee and J B Tavis as alternates Lay members include Hon Will Cumback and Judge Ranney Exposition attendance is large exhibitors are quickly setting up show promising to rival last year with growing crowds and energy.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati Times
Southeastern Methodist Conference
J. H. Bayliss
F.C. Flalliday
J. G. Chaffee
Tavis
Will. Cumback
Ranney
Unpopular Ministers in Berlin Diet Move to Censure
A Berlin telegram reports the ultra Montene majority in the gr cko-bva Diet seeks to censure the government and asks the King to replace ministers who lack popular confidence.
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Loxvon
Berlin
House Fire at Greeley Residence in Cairo
The residence of G. H. Greeley on Ya Twenty-first street was destroyed by fire last night. Loss on house and contents estimated between $10,000 and $12,000 with insurance about $6,000. Local authorities and fire crews reported full coverage of the incident.
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J. T. Trezevan
Little Rock
Ark
Cairo
G. H. Greeley
Ya’ Twenty-first Street
Bonds to be Called In Wasnixotox
A Treasury action will call in five million dollars in bonds today from Wasnixotox. The move involves a large debt restructuring and reflects a federal effort to retire old securities.
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Wasnixotox
Treasury
Erie Linkage Prompts London Rail Connection Interest
A London based speculation hints at Erie investors backing a plan to secure a permanent connection with a new road near Lake Lone. The report notes strong interest among wealthy figures but questions whether the scheme is officially indicated.
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New York
Erie
Lodon
Cipcalion
River News Dispatch Recounts Forest City Tow Incident
Special Dispatches report from Cincinnati Times dated September 17 notes the river at 13 inches and rising. Forecasts a clear cold day as the steamer Forest City hull is to be towed upriver this afternoon. Nearby town of OU City observes a fast rise of about 2 feet 2 inches in the river level.
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Cincinnati Times
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Forest City
Evansville
Myreary
Sila
S Weseeid
Rota
Bannoc City
Cairo
Aid
Alex
Kendall
River and port activity in Sept 17 dispatches
New Albany and Cincinnati area reports show river traffic and arrivals. Cargo lines note departures to St Louis Evansville and Ohio routes with clouded skies and falling river levels as port cargoes include lines like the Portland bar and Glencoe. Local packet service updates mention Hillman and Wall City crews.
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New Albany
Portland Bar
Cogl
Eek
Glencoe
T.T. Hillman
Henderson Packet Company
Oil Market Notes From Various Cities
Special dispatch reports mixed oil market activity across Pittsburgh Titusville and Philadelphia with firm prices in several locales. Refined oil traded around 10 6 cents per gallon in Pittston and Titusville shows firmer quotes near $1.58 to $1.60 while Philadelphia remains quiet on crude and refined at about 12 to 12 5/8 cents.
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Cincinnati
Tssues
Pittscore
C. Parker
United
Oil City
Titusville
Philadelphia
Market report shows mixed grain and livestock prices
Market data lists prices for flour, wheat, oats, barley, rye, whisky, pork, lard, and bacon with firm oats and barley, lower hogs, and varied futures. Receipts total 458 head as reported, with No 2 fall wheat at 137641 38 and other commodities noted in fluctuating terms.
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Ste Bideash
Adeo
Governor Noyes to speak at Rolf's Hall on ward matters
Local notices urge residents of the Twentieth Ward to attend Governor Noyes address at Rolf's Hall corner Seventh and Freeman streets this evening. In Police Court Ben Gaiou and Charles Jones loitering charges postponed to the 21st. Remy Jr of Dayton Kentucky robbed of a $12 clock yesterday by a confidence game at 210 West Fifth Street.
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Remy Jr
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Baltimore Mayor Vensant Visits Briefly Then Heads to Indianapolis
Baltimore Mayor Vensant stayed briefly in the city last evening and departed for Indianapolis this morning, denying Mayor Johnston a chance to show him the town.
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Baltimore
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Johnston
Arrest of RG Brady for assault at Hammond Street Station
RG Brady an obstreperous colored man was arrested today by Officer Tighe and the charge of assault and battery was entered opposite his name on the Hammond Street Station house slate.
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Hammond Street
Grand Opening Regatta by Licking Amateur Scaliggs
The event will be held tomorrow afternoon with the race starting at 4 30 p m. Invitations will be extended to guests to join at the starting boat from the foot of Walnut street.
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Licking
Toate Mill
Walnut Street
Court action over note secured by mortgage in Buffalo suit
Us Court case begun in the United States Circuit Court by Carroll Brothers of Buffalo against J J Pool and others of Gallion County. Action on a note secured by mortgage seeks foreclosure and sale for reported claim of 5200 dollars.
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United States
Carroll Brothers
Buffalo
New York
J. J. Pool
Uallion County
Work House Sentences From Judge Lindemann
A summary of sentences includes Mary Connor drunkenness one day Henry Myers six months Ruth Krabill disorderly conduct sixty days John Krabill came eighty days for conceal weapons sixty days Maggie OBrien drunkenness thirty days James Makin drunkenness ten days John Webster abusing family thirty days with fine and costs John Guthrie and James Davis vagrancy thirty days each James Riley disorderly conduct and assault and battery ninety days Charles Spinning petit larceny thirty days and a fine of twenty five dollars and costs
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Mary Connor
Henry Myers
Ruth Krabill
John Krabill
Maggie O’brien
James Makin
John Webster
John Guthrie
James Davis
James Riley
Charles
Coroner’s pistol threat and baseball feud flare up
A chaotic county report details financials and a volatile Coroner known for amiable style but capable of violence. A night incident on a train saw Maley threaten Russell with a back‑action shooting iron after a bet dispute over Blue Stockings versus Stars, ending with a public disturbance and a violent scuffle.
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Fred
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Exposition displays praised for variety and beauty
A reader summary notes the Great Exposition surpasses prior shows in variety and splendor. Horticultural Hall shines with artistic landscaping, while Power Trial, Main Hall, North Hall, and Art Gallery offer remarkable displays. The piece highlights Edmund Vendleton’s committee improvements, including a transformed grotto with cascading water, a rustic bridge, and fruit and vegetable showcases by D. S. Marvin and others.
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Ridgeway and wife at Grand Hotel in city
James L. Ridgeway Grand Savitary of the 1.C. O. F. and his wife are staying at the Grand Hotel according to the readable notes from the society column.
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Common Pleas Criminal Dockets Include Several Guilty Pleas
The State versus Rudolph Albrecht charged with stealing $60 and a pocket-book from a boarder on June 23. He escaped by somersaulting down stairs but was recaptured. verdict guilty. State versus Michael Hayes pled guilty to assault and battery, light sentence of 10 dollars and costs. The State versus Ralph Cooper concerns a colored boy indicted for stealing a gold watch and chain valued at about $160. jury found him guilty.
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Costa
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Charles Taylor
Probate Court Appoints Administrators in Several Estates
Judge Matson presided as Henry See named administrator of Janet See estate valued at 5500 in personal property. George Herman named administrator of John C Conrad estate 1500 in personalty. Charlotte Kammenn named administratrix of Franz W Kammann estate 7000 in personalty. Harriet Pickard named executrix of Elizabeth Pickard will with 100 in personalty and 2000 in realty.
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Henry See
Janet See
Jeorge Herman
John C. Conrad
Charlotte Kammenn
Franz W. Kammann
Harriet Pickard
Elizabeth Pickard
Who is Guilty and Ang Baker to Be Staged Tonight
After nine o clock the streetcar fare rises to five cents. The Ben Jonson Dramatic Club will perform Who is Guilty and the farce Ang Baker at Odd Fellows Hall. The piece opens with temperate remarks on Grand Jury behavior and a judge's court session is noted.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Siow
Turbulent Newport Newsheet Items and Obituary Bits
A jumble of early 20th century Newport items reports plummet in temperature to 55 at noon, local civic chatter, and a variety of small news notes. Obituary of an elderly resident, local fire response, court actions, autopsy note on a sudden death, and colorful colorfully phrased legal and social commentary fill the page with brief notices and community color.
Dog rescued from deep hole in Lower Gold Hill yard
A dog belonging to Hill of Lower Gold Hill fell into a twenty foot hole near his home. The master used a rope and knot to lower it, and the dog seized the rope and was pulled to safety after a brief test of its grip.
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New, News
Secretary Delano Me Testimony Before Red Cloud Commission
Secretary Delano testified before the Red Cloud Commission in Washington in September 17. He recalled Branot once wrote an opinion favoring separating the Indian Bureau from the Interior Department. The President later said Branot told him this and asked Delano for views on legislation during the 1873 74 session. Delano said he wished to relieve the Interior Department of the Indian Bureau and that Branot later said he was in error about his resignation letter. The President asked if any questions should be posed about Marsh pamphlet statements. Delano replied no.
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Fire at Jordan Moran & Co. wholesale rooms
A large blaze at Jordan Moran and Company wholesale rooms on Washington Street causes two alarms. Firemen report the flames likely under control with extensive damage expected to the dry goods firm and surrounding areas.
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Jordan, Moran & Co
Washington
Cardinal McClosky Receives Santa Maria Sopra Minerva Title
In Rome on September 17 the Pope presided at a consistory and conferred Cardinal McClosky with the ring and the title of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, marking a significant ecclesiastical promotion.
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Market report rails wheat corn oats and hogs Chicago
Markets show wheat steady to firm with September at 1 154 113 and October 110 while corn eases. Oats quiet with firm cash levels. rye stable. Hog prices firmer with October at 21 60 and September at 21 85. year value around 19. Liver pool and London quotes for wheat and sugar, pork and lard noted. Receipts and shipments listed for hour and day with US and British market context.
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Nightly German stop at Billy Lingler’s saloon on Basin Street
A man drinking at Billy Lingler’s saloon on Basin Street woke to a police complaint after a hand injury. He carried $820 in bank notes in a pocketful of ticks, amid a night scene tied to vigilante talk and local political letters from H L Morey. The School Board met in regular session approving several bond payments and salaries, with items listed for September claims.
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