Senator Wilson and crowd tour Maradrille campaign
In Maradrille Pennsylvania on September 19 Senator Wilson and Senator Lott spoke to a vast gathering as a rain soaked crowd formed a two mile parade. Wilson spoke outdoors and Scott spoke in the courthouse while a torchlight procession amplified the event with a much larger turnout than past appearances.
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Times
Maradrille
Wilson
Lott
Noop
Scott
Court House
Halle
State race notes for Nevada court and printer roles
Fragmentary notice from San Francisco dated September 18 mentions liberal state party support for Nevada Supreme Judge candidate J. C. Lewis and for the State Printer position. No further context or details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J. C. Lewis
Straight Democrats Convention Opens With Canal Debt Talk
A special dispatch to the Times reports the Straight Democrats meet at 2 PM to hear J B E Cravens speak on resuming the Wabash and Erie Canal debt. The piece notes rumors of a powerful ring maneuvering the matter, implicating Treasury officials and General B F Butler in the broader political fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Jobo BE. Cravens
Jov‘erner
Treasury
Boutweil
B. F. Butler
National Eclectic Association Holds Third Annual Meeting
The September meeting in Axnapanxaroum featured President Professor G ener Baker outlining ethics with Dr Kendrick addressing attendees. Notables included Professor P. W. Allen of New York, Dr B. E Ferth cni, and V. A Biker among others from the medical profession.
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Westere Associated Iae
Inpiaxaroum
Imp
National Eclectic Association
Ite Medical SP
Tao
G Ener Baker
Kendrick
Teany
Tase
P. W. Allen
New York
B. E
Scarab Interference Sparks Tense Religious Debate
Fragmentary offhand notes describe sharp clashes over state involvement in religious matters. Communications from both sides display an uncompromising tone and insist on autonomy against perceived secular interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barun
Abdes
Order of 644 Fellowseof the Gireamé Lodge of the United States
A brief notice records the Order of 644 fellowship within the Gireamé Lodge in the United States. It notes the group’s fraternal activities and regional scope, highlighting ceremonial or organizational details typical of lodge gatherings and membership notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gireamé Lodge
United States
Avevera Event Casts Doubtful Shadow on 3031 Bale
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Avevera in Mmn on September 19 and reference 3031 Bale with Gov. Per 1B. A vague line notes a roughly 1,000 person backlog or behind measure or count, but details are unclear.
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Avevera
Mmn
Bale
Disputed MB Conference Closes Without Vote in San Francisco
A murky report from San Francisco notes a September 19 bill introduction amid a conference of California medical bodies. The session, described as informal and adjourned, touched on dispensing reforms without a final decision. Key figures include conference leaders and participants unnamed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Spine Oe
California
San
Bish
Havana Measures Atendentes Fight For Funds Inmis
Havana on September 19 reports vague measures by the Intendente aimed at funds. The fragment notes calls for support or opposition to fiscal measures, with unclear specifics and no named entities beyond the city.
Steamboat Fire at Kgoxve Iowa Destroys Cargo
A steamboat named Ling burned at the Collar Line wharf in Kgoxve Iowa on September 19 evening. The fire destroyed the boat and its cargo, including about one hundred tons of hay. Fire was believed to be the work of an incendiary. authorities are investigating.
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Kgoxve
Iowa
Ling
Ted O
Morton Speech at Arot Music Sparks Civil War Era Debate
Senator Morton delivered a forceful address in Indianapolis criticizing Brown’s charges against Reconstruction and urging unity in the Republican coalition. He defended Grant era policies, attacked carpetbaggers, and discussed debt, railroads, and southern governance while praising the Union and civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Morton
Arot Music
T. Long
H. G
Brown
Republican Party
Joe Sasteys
South
Bladder & Negro
Sohopet-beglaxias
Ness
Southern
Ku Klux Committee
Ate
Powlace
Snes
Mr. Hendricks
New Albany
Hendricks
Northers
Grant
Gen. Grant
Plander
Rrepublican Party
Pro
Ohio River Improvement Convention Proceedings Review
The report covers a review of the Soldiers and Sailors' Convention sessions, detailing street parades and officers, plus the Ohio River Improvement Commission's post-meeting actions. It notes committee appointments, proposed memorials to state legislatures, and calls for bridges, light buoys, and improved river navigation. Strong entities include General E King, Major Beeerat, Major-General George A, and the Ohio River Improvement Commission with description of river projects and proposals.
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Prrissuse
Convention Street
Torealig
Fath Corps
Orion
E. King
S &Cond
Beeerat Ue
R. Hawley
George Agant
J. Mores
Sol. Meredith
Rizth Corps
T. L. Settridge
L. Woodfard
Regan
Ris oTnboard Street
Third Avenu
Grant
Grant Pimond
Diamond
Ross Aoe Seana Se Aepoo
Falten Ulen
Wylis
Wylie
Fifth Avenue
Th Avenue
Aruapat Street
Market
Birth
Federal
West
Ohio
Slong
Marion Aveaue
Marion Bridge Street
Convention Tech
Wrangell Gmernec
Ges
Joan Pas
W Hole
Bianchar
Pennsylvania
W. E. Merrill
Onis River Improvement Corps
Weitzel
McFarland
James Mattheney
Waitney
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Damita
Congressional
Light-House Board
Tonnd
War Department
Citées
Ohio River Corps
Lower
Upper
Ohio River
Coramiasion
Monongahela
Wheeling
Morehead
Bruna
Col. Roberts
Congress
Benjamin ‘Fggieston
George H. Thurston
Secretary Delano Leaves Wasbin For Obie Day
A jumble of brief items mentions Secretary Delano leaving Wasbin for Obie and other assorted notes. It cites Sweden’s Maline lying seriously ill, the steamship Cuba carrying 177200 in specie to Europe, and a fatal infective disease in Nevada.
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Delano
Wasbin
Obie
Yilet Maline
Sweden
Cuba
Europe
Nevada
Greeleys Speeches and Indian Delegation Visit
Special Dispatch reports mixed reactions to Greeleys speeches in Pennsylvania en route to Cincinnati. The piece notes the campaign’s political aims, compares to past administrations, and mentions defalcation rumors tied to the New York Sub-Treasurer. It also covers Williams awaiting Oregon Senate result and a Grand River Indian delegation's Navy Yard visit led by the Acting Secretary of the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Greeley
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Johnson
Seymour
New York
Treasuer
Hilhousa
Williams
Oregon
Caucas
Pacific Coast
Alexander Stephens
Stephens
Grand River
Navy Yard
Navy
Democratic Meeting Fails to Draw Big Crowd Here
The Democratic organizers planned a large city meeting for today but failed to attract substantial attendance. Neal, the congressional candidate, faced a weak reception, while Blairtown sent a twelve-person delegation. The Soldiers and Sailors Reunion is expected to draw a large turnout at the fairgrounds nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Congress
Blairtown
Feir
Alabama Claims Arbitration Settlement Updated
The article reports on changes to the Alabama Claims arbitration settlement as the president plans phased implementation. It notes declining demand for certain components and outlines the evolving stance of involved offices and religious or civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Claims Arbitration
Trecenres
iMance &c
New You September 1y Broad excerpts from New York news
Grant shows satisfaction with Alabama Claims settlement noting amity and national dignity. President to Washington next week for winter rewards. Tammany purges 100 suspected members. O'Conor denies nomination. Bank fraud linked to J J Scofield reports. Johnson linked to Albany paper. Detective actions underway. Rev Schaff returns from Europe with plans to revise Bible. Portsmouth man-of-war sails for Pacific expedition, surveying Pacific coast waters.
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Joe Lone
Grant
Washington
Rewaio
Tammany Committee
Namies
Re 'Conor
Ayer
O'Conor T
Times
James J. J
Ager Ong
Johnson
Dewnpaper
Albany
Ile
Maine
Philis Schaff
Evangelical Alliance
Europe
Scheff Besalec
Portsmouth
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pacific
Thas Coast
Eight Year Old Wallace Girl Breaks Arm in Swing Accident
Susie Wallace eight year old daughter of Henry Wallace fell from a swing yesterday and suffered a broken arm.
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Susie Wallace
Henry Wallace
Arrival of Horaece Cheeley and escort at 7 in city
Horaece Cheeley and an escort are due to arrive in the city at seven this evening. Me. Kee ley is scheduled to air at the St Clair Hotel, and to Cincinnati at ten o'clock.
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Horaece Cheeley
Keeley
St Clair Hotel
Cincinnati
Charlie
Mr. Candle
Tate
Massa
Macbeth
Executors for Browne estate consent to trust in will dispute
A group including Pearson C Symmes Geo 8 J Browne and Jacob Hi Hurd appeared before Judge Hoefer in the Probate Court signifying willingness to accept the trust as executors for the late Samuel J Browne. The estate is valued at 100000 in personality and 100000 in real estate. Proceedings to challenge the will are to commence, alleging testator incapacity. Evidence cites large transfers to children and life interests, plus lack of provision for to family and professorships, with a proximate distance to the university.
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Pearson C
Symmes Ge
Geo
J.browne
Jacob Hi. Hurd
John Kart
Samuel J Browne
Hoefer
de Conach
Third
Sycamore
Mt. Airy
Dung Thag Ly
Centenary Association Meeting Opens with Murray Fund Drive
The convention opened with Mrs Souis of New York leading the Women’s Centenary Association aimed at raising the Murray Fund to 100000 dollars. Officers were reelected, new members joined, and a communion service followed with Miss Augusta J. Chapin and Miss LeClerc delivering the sermon and prayer respectively, ending the session as the delegation adjourned.
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Soule
Augusta J. Chapin
Iowa
Clere
Indiana
Miss Chapin
John
Miss LeClerc
Mysp Oapia
Paul
St. John
Massachusetts
Raicher
Pork Packers Convention Delegates Dine and Drive in Clifton
After a noon final sojournment the Pork Packers Convention members partook of dinner and began a drive through the muborbe. They will be entertained at Wm. Clifford Ned. Eay at Clifton this afternoon and receive a banquet at Phonix Hall this evening. Most delegates plan to return on late trains tonight or early tomorrow.
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Pork- Packers Convention
Clifford Ned. Eay
Clifton
Phonix Hall
South Covington Builds School and Fire Safety Upgrades
Citizens completed a new brick schoolhouse for about 200 children and noted 96. low water in the well. Water Works plan to restore fire pressure, steam fire engines back in service. Odd Fellows Hall hosts Steeley and Brown Guards with uniformed drill and torch, cost around 150. Local fire and civic efforts include listed officers and guards.
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South Covington
Reneray
Best & Renoer
J. H., Herzog
Chas. Gaisbauer
Thos Bets
Chas. & Co
Louis Weber
Beat & Ner
J. H. Herzog & Co
Bela
Chas
Ee & Co
Rennver
Bria
Sar He. & Co
Es Bale
Largs & Co
Augua
Lesa Sari
JH Coreg
Ak Brie
Gatebaner
Boris
Steeley and
Brown Guards
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Wedanes
Spight
W. H. Glore
Ge Jer
Theos. W. G. Btone
James B. Comrany
Ye “Sptain
John Graziani
John Match
Joe
Cutler Ledt
T. Clancey
M. Honburst
Ennis
DW. Coons
Carport
Soman
Ab- Smith
B. Broamisge
Gesege
Great Convention Draws Massive Torchlight Parade and Tragedy
Delegates depart after a grand city demonstration on Fifth Avenue as a torchlight procession winds for over an hour. A woman, Mrs Correau, was accidentally shot by her uncle, Mr Owens, from a doorway as the crowd passed. she died from the wound. Owens surrendered and is confined, distressed by the incident.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrrsevke
Fifth Avenue
Merine Band of
Washington
Monongahela House
Correau
Owens
Mrs. C
Greeley to visit. Mansfield fire hits carpenter shop
Special Dispatch reports Horace Greeley arriving at 7:30 pm and departing at 2:00 am. In Mansfield at 2:00 am a West Fourth street carpenter shop owned by Louis Matthes burned to the ground, causing about 900 dollars in loss with 200 dollars insured. Officials call it incendiary.
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Mansfield
the Times and Chronicls
Mansfield, O
Louis Matthes
West Fourth Street
The Case of Pee Aboms and Satory Executions
German authorities at Strasbourg allowed the wife of Eamond About to visit him but barred others. The examination of his case will occupy a week. In another note Desinville and L Olivette, Communists executed at Satory, died bravely with last words La Republiqueine Down with traitors.
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Pee
Arix
Sear
Stresburg
Eamond
L’olive
Eeyprcocm
Desinville
Satory
la Republicaine
Death of King Charles of Sweden and Storm Impacts
A Stockholm dispatch reports King Charles of Sweden died at Nealmole last evening. A severe thunderstorm at Rockdale killed several people by lightning and damaged crops. John Fox & Co of Mincing Lane suspended with liabilities around £500,000 tied to American houses after failed Balet mere ventures.
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King Charles
Loupon
Stockholm
Charles of
Sweden
Nealmole
Rockdale
John Fox & Co
Mincing Lape
Baletmere
Congressional Nominations Report on Maryland races
The notice lists nominees for Congress from Maryland districts and other states. Hon Thomas Swann and Wm J O Brien are named as Democratic candidates in Maryland. James M Baffam leads in the Fifth District with 49 votes on the first ballot, Banks 17, Gooch 4. Farber, a Democrat, was sacrificed for Congress by Democrats and Liberal Republicans in Burlington New Jersey.
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Thos. Swann
Maryland
Wm. J. O Brien
Bostor
Fifth District
James M. Baffam
Congress
Baffam
Banks
Gooch
New York
Burlington
N. J
Sam’ A. Farber
Conoe
Republcans
The Defaulting Johnson Deficit Report
The Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse cites Johnson’s deficit range not exceeding 200000 dollars and not dropping below 185000 dollars. He calls the disclosure premature and notes the adversary knows Johnson’s location but will not reveal it.
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Johnson
New York
Hillhouse
Pennsylvania State Fair Opens With Fine Show Expected
The Pennsylvania State Fair at Erik, Pa begins September 1 and continues through Saturday. Exhibits remain intact and in working order as weather improves, promising a quality display and favorable conditions for attendees.
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Erik
Ths Place
Failures announced at Stock Exchange today
The Stock Exchange announced the failure of G. D. Munroe & Co. amid two mercantile failures noted today, one in the opreess and the other in the Demarara.
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G. D. Munroe &Co
Stock Exchange
Opreess
Demarara T
Bank Building Destroyed by Fire in Boxton
A fire at Wrenthen this morning destroyed the bank building occupied by the Wrenthan Bank, led by Messrs. Dunkies & Co., boot manufacturers. The incident occurred in Boxton on September 19, with a loss reported at 506. $21.00.
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Boxton
Wrenthen
Wrenthan Bank
Hlad
Messrs
Dunkies & Co
Bids for gold reach eleven thousand dollars at auction
Thirty five bids for gold totaled 10011 dollars at 12 26 614 01. The amount advertised was a million and sold at 14 14 01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imourt
Merrill Steamer Burned at Warsaw Illinois
The Burnt Steamer Merrill of St Louis burned at Warsaw Illinois last evening. The vessel was valued at 50 000 dollars and insured in Cincinnati of Ecce for 40 000 dollars.
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St Louis
Merrill
Warsaw
Illinois
Bng Cincinnati
River conditions and arrivals noted in Sept 1 dispatch
Special dispatches report the river near PursuteG at two feet of water with no arrivals of Sapersante. Towboat Fred Wilson No 2 leans against steel boilers. Landing business described as active but uncertain as of September 19. River stationary with thirty inches shoal depth. rain occurred last night and weather turning chilly.
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Marcury
Lovmonx
Buyer
Portland Bar
Busi
Cairo
Hae
Ethan Sy
Comene
Times and Chronicle
Sapersante
Fred. Wilson
Dern
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