Five Thousand Stolen From North River Bank Recovered
The five thousand dollars stolen from the North River Bank of New York by its messenger Richard Dooley last week has been recovered. A Grand Lodge assembly in Chicago will feature a grand procession. A. J. Fay’s steam mill in New York was seized by the Bureau of Combustibles chief. John Kelly, seventeen, worked in the bank, and a colored man A. J. Pertest, fifty six, murdered his wife in Chicago, then feigned insanity. Ez I. Mitchell, wife of Rev. Ed, Heavy suit against Missouri Railroad. W Hoge of New York sues on promissory notes around half a million. A. D. & Co., 87d Jamison, Smith & Co. of New York involved in debts of new owners.
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New York
Richard Dooley
Grand Lodge
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United States
Chicago
A. J. Fay
Bureau of
A. J. Pertest
Ez I. Mitchell
Misouri
W. Hoge
We York
Jamison, Smith & Co
Franklin County
T. M. Smith
Ohio State Journal
Pickaway County
Thurmax
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Allen G. Thurman
Ironton
Col. McQook
Long Branch
New Jersey Sea Shore
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J.C. Butler
Cincinnati
John
President and party head to Cincinnati tonight
Special dispatch reports the President and party leaving Washington by Pan-Handie route and expected to arrive in Cincinnati at 11 o'clock tonight after a morning departure.
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Times and Chronicle
Washinorton
Cincinnati
Connolly Becomes Focal Point in City Hall Feud
New York morning reports combat over the comptroller post as Mayor seeks Connolly removal after Barnard injunction. Demands impeachment of Tammany power, with threats to seize Comptroller office and purge city governance, amid factional turmoil and a looming February 1572 deadline.
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Times and Chronicle
New York
Ring
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Dail
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Connolly
Pattte
Comptroller’s Office
Tammany
City of New York
Richard B Connetty
Commptroller’s Office
Richard A. Slorer
City of
New
Compromise wording hints at Comptroller vacancy via 1871 law
The fragment discusses a vacancy creation for the Comptroller’s Office under section 574 of the 1871 laws. It mentions Havemeyer and Cobro llys reply, signaling a political maneuver to appoint a Comptroller through a legislative channel. The text shows ceremonial formalities and administrative legalese surrounding the appointment process.
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Can Tre
W.f. Havemeres
Dayton verdict shocks and pleases public on McGehan case
Dayton September 18 public opinion swings after the McGehan verdict. The State coat question dispute cited as jury reason. Defendant heard sentence likely life imprisonment if new trial motion fails. Judge McKenny praised for conduct. Sheeley to stand trial. rumors of retirement to join road work with Mackinaw and Cincinnati line development.
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Dayton
McGehan
Lebanon
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Sheeley
Express Robbery at Ellis Considers Careless Money Handling
In St. Louis police probe an express robbery at Ellis station amid questions over carelessness in money handling. Investigators review security lapses and track down possible suspects as officials press for tighter controls.
Discovery of Three Dead Bodies Given to the Express Carrier
A report notes the discovery of three bodies delivered to an express rider who claimed to have transported them to a residence in Hamilton. The event is described with minimal detail and focuses on the transport and location aspects. Police inquiries and the investigation are implied as ongoing.
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Helmbold
Knights Templar Grand Commandery meets in Baltimore
A special dispatch reports eighty Hanselman Commandery Knights Templar from Cincinnati and about two hundred Bir Knights from Memphis and Ohio towns plus forty ladies arrived in Baltimore at 2 AM for the triennial Grand Commandery meeting. Eleven Pullman cars formed a luxury special train said to be the finest ever seen in the city as more knights from St. Louis Kansas City and other western and northern cities prepare to arrive for the parade and exhibition events Thursday.
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Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Hanselman Commandary
Knights Templar
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bir
Memphis
Tennessee
Deyton
Columbus
Lima
Piqua
Maysville
Covington
Newport
Lexington
Montgomery
Mount Sterling
Grand
Children Smothered to Death in Kitchen Fire
At 237 West Taylor Street two young children aged sad years were smothered to death by smoke as a kitchen fire trapped them after a mother and others fled for aid. The incident is linked to accidental fire in a residence. Investigations and court proceedings touch on broader state constitutional issues and railroad corporation laws amid a larger consolidation debate in Illinois.
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Curicaco
Esterday
West
Taylor Street
Charles Ho
Carrie
Lilinein
Stete
Illinois
U States
Metropolitan
Foreign Mail Theft Note Signals Failing Condition
A fragmentary foreign mail note hints at theft and a failing condition, signaling a potential security or delivery issue. The readable text references thieves and a deteriorating state, suggesting disruption in mail handling and possible interim measures.
Italy Rome Party Feeling High in Rome
The fragmented clipping notes a lively mood in Rome with references to social scenes and political mockery. It mentions the press and imitation dynamics, hinting at a broader cultural or political undercurrent without clear names or dates.
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Rome
Additional River News Proresure September 18
River conditions show no change in water stage with light rain near Upper Allegheny. Louisville reports falling river at 24 inches at French Island, Portland Bar nearly impassable with 30 inches best water. Rose Hill cannot reach Portland wharf and sails from New Albany. Weather clear, mercury 80, business dull. Bermuda and Bermuda pockets status noted. Bermuda grounded sixteen hours earlier. Changer from Evansville to return.
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Louisvillx
French Island
Portland Bar
Rose Hill
Portland Wharf
New Albany
Charmer
Evansville
Bermuda
Cincinnati
Fragmentary OCR snippet with unclear content
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places. It cannot be reliably interpreted as a coherent news item or notice.
Sand in Loganport: Union Schools Under Review
In Loganport a union school review is underway amid concerns over enrollment and funding. Officials from the district and the teachers union plan a series of meetings to outline proposed changes and gather community input.
Unearthly Stones and Railroad Talks in Franklin Co
A Columbus dispatch reports a Harrisburg area mystery where stones rained on J G Mundle’s yard for days, seeming to follow a servant girl’s movements. Neighbors hold nightly watches as seven thousand dollars vanish from a grocer’s safe. The piece also notes a Basil railroad meeting, local politics, and updates on Col McCook’s health and election figures.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLoMars
Harrisburg
J. G. Mundle
Cour
Mundle
Revenue Affairs in the South Seizes Four Tobacco Factories
Special Dispatch reports Supervising Inspectors in North Carolina seized four tobacco factories for evading revenue laws. The Treasury plans stricter rules to govern steam boat owners and officers, aiming to enforce the 1871 act. The secretary will convene the Board of Supervising Inspectors of Steam Boats to strengthen compliance nationwide.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Wasurotox
Perry
North Carolina
South
Etna Hnadiensinas
Eerlit
Secretary OF the Treasury
Board of Supervising
The Bright Perjury Case Again in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the Bright perjury case returns to court with the defendant facing that he must offer evidence to support an asserted equivalence. Prosecutor Griffie opens for the State delivering a lengthy argument. The record notes expected three speeches per side. The report includes commodity price lines from that era, with wheat, flour, corn, pork, lard, whisky values and receipts, all indicating a mixed, shifting market in September.
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Griffie
New State
Burra
Cora Waukee
Ste Yar
Texpo
New Orleans
New York
The Great Strike at Newcastle and Foreign Worker Arrival
The report notes a large strike at Newcastle with a pi demonstration abandoned while foreign workers continue to arrive. A mass meeting pledged to sustain the strike, and press attacks intensify against Prada and Chaenon. Zanzibar intelligence says to align with the Americans in the Corea conflict as ships Paraguay Tolaho Peruvian and Malta head to Liverpool.
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Loxpox
Nefe
Cates
Lande
Oe Beate Press
Prada
Chaenon
Zanzibar
Corea
Paraguay
Tolaho
Peruvian
Malta
Liverpool
France News Briefs On Septembers And Roman March
Fragmentary dispatches report events in France and Rome with references to September activities, October planning, and a planned Rome demonstration on the 20th an anniversary. Mentions Italian troops and potential tax changes for the current year.
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Fox Councile
Genereaux
PLC
Rome
Tamanny OConner and Connolly In Turmoil Over Office
McClellan remains undecided as O Conor supports Connolly and awaits lawyer Charles O Conor's today view while Hall challenges the situation. Mr Green assumes duties this morning as Mayor Hall withholds recognition of both. Official documents tied to the Comptroller's office reveal investigations into municipal costs. Green’s oath is filed and Hall delays recognition of the new appointee.
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Connoll
Green
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Connolly
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Hall
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Fragmentary note on veterinary practices and remedies
The text discusses drenching horses with fluid medicines and concerns about substances like milk and oils. It mentions breathing issues and mania, with incomplete phrases about pouring liquids and their effects, reflecting unclear historical veterinary advice.
Death of Mrs Alihaarh After Illness
On Friday morning at 2 o'clock Mrs Alihaarh endured a long illness with Christian patience. Though unable to speak, she told faithful friends of her joy in awaiting the summons of her Master. The community mourns the loss of one who served from youth to death with unwavering faith.
City Government Scrutiny Grows Over Mayor's Office
Citizens urge council to investigate mayoral procedures after recent dismissals. A letter asks the council to appoint a committee to review conduct and determine if warrants and actions aligned with legal directives. The case involves Michael Grady and James Cahill in Hamilton.
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City of
Hamilton
Michael Grady
James Cahill
Philadelphia Car Spotters Confront Train Conductors
Philadelphia rail officials face a formal complaint from car spotters who tally passengers claims. They argue spotters bias reports, injure conductors reputation and miscount fares while passengers disrupt car order with cigars, skirts, and drunken behavior.
Graziers and cattle practices described in period text
In Great Britain and Ireland wealth and cattle farming details are described. The passage covers graziers who own and sell cattle and the age and type of cattle they focus on. It notes farming methods and economic considerations influencing farm income and cattle management. It mentions heifers and steers and general farming practices over several years.
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Ireland
Fragmentary note on feeding stock and turnips in Illinois
A partial report discusses feeding stock with turnips and milk and warns against overfeeding with salt. It notes feed efficiency from root crops and compares to oats, questioning a constable’s role and a subpense mention, with unclear concluding doubt about a paper.
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Rock
Illinois
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