Political campaign speeches scheduled across Ohio in late September
Citizens express disappointment that Horace Hhor cannot speak here as more applications for his services fill the schedule. Horace Hhor will speak in Canton on September 30, Cleveland on October 1, Toledo October 2, Dayton October 3, and Cincinnati October 4. Governor Fairchild will speak in Youngstown September 23, Ravenna September 24, Painesville September 25. Bingham at Tifa October 4, Strobasch at Sandusky September 20, Garfield at Urbana September 27.
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CoLympus
Henry Wilson
Ohio
State Committee
Canton
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Cincinnati
Lucius Fairchild
Wisconsin
Youngstown
Ravenna
Painéeville
John A. Bingham
Tifa
Paul Strobasch
Sandusky
General Garfield
Urbana
Convention reassembles in Opera House at Prrrenvac
The union veterans convention opens at 10:15 p m with Rev J Sands delivering prayers. Delegates from multiple states including Mississippi Ohio New Jersey New York Georgia and Colorado attend. Members pledge lifelong service to the Union and the cause of national gratitude.
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Prrrenvac
J. &. Sands
Marine Band
Wash
C W. Clarke
Mississippi
Henry Seanor Kone
Wm. V. S
Jos. Lewis
Delaware
C. E. Pearce
Barer Pheeies Degman
Missouri
A. J. Riecks
Adam Woll
Tennecece
N. L. Merwin
de H. Greve
Ohio
A'R Torvert
New J Ca
Jersey
Frank Hill
Col. Maxwell
Swift
Mich
Jos. He
Fragmentary political reflection on unity after convention
The fragment expresses loyalty to old comrades and hopes harmony will prevail as the nation’s banner is sustained. It notes no need to return home with prosperity in view after the convention adjourned sine die, signaling a cautious moment of national sentiment.
Defelation Rumor Hits Sub-Treasurer Office in New York
Special Dispatch from Washington reports a defalcation suspected at the Sub-Treasury in New York. James Johnson, head of the Stamp Division, took two weeks leave and did not return. Preliminary checks show an apparent deficiency of 160000 to 170000 dollars, with further book examinations pending to determine if it is apparent or actual. Treasury officials express surprise, noting Johnson was regarded as efficient and has not been heard from since leaving on leave.
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Times and Chronicle
Washixorton
D. C
New York
Treasury Department
James Johnson
Tre Wre
Johnson
Department
Indian Chiefs Meet Secretary Delano in Washington Visit
Special Dispatch reports Medicine Bear and other Indian chiefs presented to Secretary Delano. He welcomed them and said the Great Father desires peace and would arrange a view with him. Chiefs asked for protection, supplies, and land to hunt, seeking peace and better living conditions than whites enjoy.
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Times and Chronicle
Medicine Bear
Cowan
Delano
Handa
Great Father
Bloody Mouth
Prisoners of War Remembered in Old Military Notes
A late 19th century record recalls Col Marsh and officers from Michigan and New York honoring fellow soldiers once prisoners during the Civil War campaigns of 1862–63. It highlights a sad Fourth of July in 1863 when prisoners did not celebrate, and describes a flag made from a comrade’s shirt, loyalty to the nation, and resolutions to erect a monument for fallen comrades.
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Beeseho
New York
Col. Marsh
Michiee
M. E. Eli
Een
Sameer Kika
Paneeehy
Cuese
Mat Roe
Major
W. Clark
Corenpoading
Sents
Treseurer
LE E Michuee
Wash
Gneral Returned Thanks For the Honor Acatinak
Seheneer
Conry Newton
Irdadwemr
Wausasas
Aed
Rica
Races at Prospect Park New York Meet
Races at Prospect Park on September 14 featured Pair i Cinema near Coney in a 2:30 timing while Jey Harker clinched the Sas gese victory amid a brisk event day with local spectators and minor results noted.
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Prospect Park
New York
Pair i Cinema
Ees
Coney
Jey Harker
Bax Francisco Jury Reaches Verdict in Fair Case
A jury was finally obtained in a case involving Matilda Heron on September 17 at Bax Francisco. The proceedings centered on a dispute described as wise and burdensome, with the final verdict pending in a long, contested matter.
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Bax Francisco
Ce Ee Matilda Heron
River conditions update from Louisville dispatches
Special River News dispatches report the river stationary at Louisville with measurements at Portland bar and French Island, noting higher water on the bar. A later update from Cairo indicates a slow fall in the river level with reduced water depth by evening.
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Times Aad Chronicle
Louisville
Portland Bar
French Island
Cairo
Washing Wagons Proves Essential for Carriage Care
A fragment notes that washing wagons prevents dust from damaging paint and that water use should be controlled to avoid streaks. It advises wiping, drying, and oiling leather parts after washing, arguing clean carriages save money and maintain value by preventing further wear and corrosion.
Relic Niantic Hotel San Francisco Vessel Tale
A fragmentary account recalls the Niantic vessel arriving in San Francisco during early California excitement. The ship, once in New York and later sold, touched Palta and other ports. crew desertions and lost profits marked its voyage before the wrecked ship rested among timbers.
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California
Niantic
Sancisco
New York
Cepteia
Martha's Vine
Palta
Cleveland
Grand Republican Rally Planned at Warsaw Indiana
Preparations for a large Republican rally in Warsaw Indiana on September 26 draw delegates from across Northern Indiana. A rival Democratic event in Fort Wayne on September 21 spurs strong mobilization from Kocciusco County with a torchlight delegation from Grant Tanners and half fare rail arrangements. Orators named include Gen Johan A Logan Gov J B Hawley Col Thompson Mayor S B Saylor Col Hart Gen Thomas M Browne and Col Gil Pierce with further speakers expected. A torchlight procession is planned in the evening as part of a major regional political event that promises strong turnout.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Fort Wayne
Inc
Warsaw
Ind
Indiana
Kocciusco County
Grant Tanners
Johan A. Logan
J. BR. Hawley
Thormpson
B. Saylor
Col
Hart
Thomas M. Browne
A. G. Hooper
A. G. Hooper, and Col. Gil. Pierce
Reavdal A Prominent Physician Charged with Seduction
A warrant was sworn at noon for Reavdal a prominent physician accused in a recent suit for seduction filed weeks ago and informally compromised. Two young women have sworn affidavits alleging his criminal action. He denies the charges. He formerly lived in Ohio where a wife is said to reside. The case will be investigated tomorrow.
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Secial Dispatch
The
Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Ohio
Pardon Report From Attorney General Williams
A report records reflections on state pardon proceedings, detailing officials’ views and potential reforms. It notes attorney general Williams's reply to requests and outlines procedural considerations in granting clemency and addressing counterarguments.
Letters from Dr Livingstone dated July 1 1872
A Bombay report cites letters from Dr. Livingstone dated July 1, 1872, noting his health and status in Unsyanyembe and details about the expedition. Other items mention a pardon petition in Albany Prison, reform politics, a United Workmen meeting, a suspected $100,000 defalcation unconfirmed, and upcoming trials for corruption indictments.
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Herald
Bombay
Livingstone
Companieinemaeeniaeenie Rarcial
Friends of the Workingman
World Weabington Dispatch
New York
New York Steam Vessel Owners’ Association
United States
Cleveland
Denial of Corruption Charge by Hon Oskes Ames
Boston September 17. The Boston Journal tomorrow will publish an address by Hon Oskes Ames to his constituents. He gives an unqualified denial to the statements that he had given or shown such a list of games, asserting those claims are utterly false.
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Boston
Boston Journal
Oskes Ames
Carliets Plan Meeting Amid Spain Uprising Fears
The Iupergl newspaper notes Mabato reports an impending Bayonne France meeting between Carlist leaders to plan a fresh uprising in Spain. Don Ramon Cebrer, a famed Carlist, is invited but declines. Tindal served under Max millies in Mexico. Figuerola, a Ministerialist, becomes Senate President. Fuign Thile resigns as Prussian Foreign Minister in a dissent message to Bismarck.
Cholera-Boat Capsized and Drowned Passengers
A sepiaTE report from Teberan states that the Bokbara- boats capsized during a voyage on September 14 at Loxpon, resulting in multiple drownings including a person named Sven. Rescue efforts continue and authorities investigate cause.
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Loxpon
Capsiiz&d
Sven
Grand Lodge I OOF Financial Report Summary
The Grand Treasurer’s report to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows shows receipts for the year at 71,427 and disbursements at 13,723. An election for officers occurred with the Worthy Deputy Grand Officer from Kansas being elected. No Grand Lodge approval yet for the Most Worthy Grand Sire.
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Barimons
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the
United States
Kesnsas
Procession of Republicans in Pennsylvania Ends Ceremonies
A large daytime march in Pennsylvania drew soldiers and sailors as guests. Generals Burnside Logan and Wharton led processions along principal streets as officials prepared for the Soldiers and Sailors Convention ending the event.
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Prrtenvre
Republicacs Ee Pennsylvania
Burnside
Logan
Per Hasis
Conren
Suspension of Farnham Ouen Co in New York reports
In New York on September 1 the suspension of Farnham, Ouen & Co is noted. The report cites the Sub-Treasurer and mentions ongoing gold market activity with figures around 75,490 and a tax amount of 1,275. The text references a traded data amount and stock movements, reflecting market tension.
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Wall Street
New York
Farnham, Ouen & Co
Lexington Races Chronicle at Lexinetos
The third day of the Lexington Races in Lexinetos Kentucky opened with fine weather and steady attendance. The two mile heats for a $400 purse saw Hesse lead early, while cooling in the second heat secured two straight wins as Time recorded 2: airy.
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Lexington
Lexinetos
Ky Y
Hesse
Ohio River Improvement Commission Plan Drafted
Plan by the Executive Committee outlines a six state based Ohio River and tributaries improvement body. Five commissioners from each bordering state, appointed by governors, will form the commission with officers and subcommittees on finance statistics language water supply and availability, and executive oversight.
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Ohio
Ubio Llypa
Laprovenat Cencon
Unie
Ohio Saver Vas
Pavigabl
Ceogrong Interventien
Ellie
Acialier
Langtelesiden
Guply
Avallade
Varigus
Convention in Dayton Chooses Officers and Posts Orders
A Dayton convention chains through reports electing Col. Hancock as president and naming officers from several states. It approves a basis of representation, enacts a rule against expulsion to the chamber, and forms multiple committees for reception duties and city matters. A special Common Council meeting fails to reach a quorum, adjourns to later sessions, and city actions include sewer bids and jail staffing procedures.
Murder Trial Testimony in New York Case
The examination of Forrester began at the Tombs. Mrs. Ann Kee testified she saw a man she identifies as the prisoner enter Nathan's basement on the murder night. She said he concealed something up his coat sleeve and appeared excited.
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New Yor
Forrester
Nashville's Bid for Greeley
Nashville on September 18 convenes a committee from the Davidson County Agricultural Society and local citizens to press Mr. Greeley at Louisville to extend his journey to Nashville and visit the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Greeley
Davidson County Agricultural Society
Louisville
Horace Greeley Speech Sparks Demonstration in New Jersey
A garbled OCR fragment notes Horace Greeley and Governor Randolph participants at a New Jersey gathering. McGeverty introduced and offered thanks as the crowd cheered during the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
N. J. Sor Geests
Randolph Aitizen
McGeverty
Secret Caucus Holds Tammany Committee Session
Secret caucus of the Tammany General Committee was held yesterday evening. It is understood measures were taken for the expulsion of certain obscure members.
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New York
Tammany General Committee
Market Notes From Mitwatuxa and Buffalo
Market dispatches from Mitwatuxa dated September 15 report flour steady and rich demand, wheat unsettled with No 2 bakery flour at 73 cents and No 2 at 1.15. Corn dull, oats inactive, and wheat prices show scarcer supplies. Separate note from Buffalo dated September 14 notes flour in good demand, wheat scarce with No 2 Chicago around 1.42 to 1.45, Milwaukee at 1.44, corn small lots at 0.50, oats nominal, barley quiet, and general market softness.
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Mitwatuxa
NATO Saner
Sc Optoher
Burrago
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Styée
Warley
Sige
Waller
Ette
Cuba
Porto Rica
Sihntl
The Supposed Detalcation in New York
A September report from the examining treasury clerk notes no deficiency found in the Assistant Treasurer's office. The division's inquiry is not yet completed.
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New York
Treasury Cieck
Schooner Whitele Lost With Entire Gloucester Crew
Boston dispatch reports the fielding schooner Whitele of Gloucester lost on Grand Banks with the entire crew of twelve. authorities fear catastrophe for the vessel and crew amid the perilous sea conditions.
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Boston
Fielding
Whitele
Gloucester
Grand Borks
Bodies Found in Thicket Near City
Two unidentified white men were found dead in a thicket about three miles from the city yesterday. The bodies were in a secluded area, and authorities have not released further details pending investigation.
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Senator Borton
Intravap
Implakarouis
Morton
Academy of Music
Gratz Brown
Hendricks
Har
Frank Blair
Senate
Brown
South
Ke Klux
Grant
Freud
Hen. W. C. Moresa
Committee On Resolutions
the Prisoners of War
Waite
Pan
Epee
Washington
DEY Goopi
L. C. Hopkins & Company
Bro’s
N.Y. M
Lonsdale
West
Sean
Wood's Theatre
B. Macaulay
Masager
Black Crook
Timaz
Prof
Hate
Beilet—Venturoll
Neilie Meileury
Demon Gallet
Bulou and
von Magime Gante Tee
Austin
Hees
Erata
Theresa
Johanna
Amazonian Marchorpe de Ballet
Grand Tropiformation Boos
Pike's Opera-House
RIP van Winkle
Matinee
Henke
KE. D. Davies
Davies
Grand Matiner
Mozart Mall
Cheleville Becomme
Andle
PAL
Cerciabati
AMD
Pearl Street
Stor Us
Net House
Ulsand
Lee
Vincennes
Dayton Soar
Louis
Ana Wesee
Hamilton Accommedati
Gamitea Accommodati
Ok Is
Atlantic
Eplamapoler
Kansas City
Real Depot
Jerema
Ee Renee
Ke “Ta
Ieeh Renee
Indianapola
Rekae Haben
Vane Aly
A, Nate
Ga Pon Ee
Dee Ale
Aes
Eya
Matilda Heron
New A.any
Eallier
Liss
Speakhers
Weatkaen
Frest
Fem
Reverdy
Johnneu Newminated
Copgreseman
Leach Carolina
Lawie A
Louisvile
Reavdal
France
Spain
Carliets
England
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Pittsburg
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Ohio River Improvement
Board of ‘Trade
Morehead
George H. Thurston
Pennsylvania
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Lay Ng
Hhe
Board of Commissioners
Noble
Onde
Cragin
Committee On Permanent
J. L. Hancock
Tlinois
W. H. Harmiton
Charles €Ulbertron
Hainels
James C. Ferguson
George ¥. Date
W. B Hamilton
Kentucky
Wm.Plankintos
Wiscomin
Wm. Timberman
Jaws
Frank Sellers
G. J. Harney
Maryland
Chas
J. Mearth
Merveckucotts
MC Hersey
Tennessee
Milwackes
Col. Hancock
Committee On Order of Business
Conan
Obie
Wiscon
Michigan
Minnesota
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Hon. George
Davis
Peron
Ad Chamber
Ean
Common Council
Woolley
J. W. Sands
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Mogan
Rein‘eln Ani
Jenkins
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Als ‘Sear
Aniabin
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Ae Ee
Kenton Street
Fourth Street
Ohio River
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Gor
Anon
Third Street
Echool Seerae Board of Education
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Daton
Berry
Bode
Skilbeck
MH. Jomanon
Toorth Street
Vine
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Continent
RG Laugm
Bakers
Georgia
Hawlet's
Poote
Patie
West Seventh Street
Meledeon
Georgest
Undertaker
Joan F. Wiltsee
Sixth
River News
Cano
Crescent City
New Oleone
James Howard
Mounded City
Eddyville
Evanaville
Tom Jas
New O Gineen
Memphis
James Bevan
New Osten
W. H. Johnson & CO
West Fourth Street
Fia
Fountain of
Orserie Neats
Central
Ografi
Sdc
Weston
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