Murder of Henry Johnson Leads to White Suspects Charged
Special Dispatch reports Henry Johnson, a Black man from Pearl River in Lawrence County, was killed recently. His body was dumped near the road and found. O A Fox and Dewitt Bolton, two white men, were charged with participation in the murder and held by a magistrate after examination.
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Lynching a Murderer and Civil Disorder Report
A drunken man is beaten to death near Kenmett Missouri by a vagabond named Kounts, three hours later captured by locals. Lasactter dies from an accidental shotgun discharge after claiming he helped escape from a Trenton jail-breakers group. A letter from Knox County reports Joseph Frody shot and killed Wm. N. White in a quarrel and fled. A light frost and a stray Herald correspondent question Jefferson Davis.
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Freight train wreck halts runs on Little Miami line
Rico MonoD Indiana records a freight train collapse after brakes failed on a grade. The brakesman and fireman jumped as the engine rammed the cars, sending the locomotive fifteen feet across the track. Several cars wrecked, tracks repaired, no fatalities, substantial property damage.
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Fire Record of Chicago Fire at Corner
In Chicago on September 20 a fire incident is recorded at an intersection near the corner of and Russe. Details are incomplete but the record notes a loss amount listed as $13 900 CHcaco, E-1. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Fire at Granite Works Leaves Dozens Dead in Mill Collapse
Boston dispatch reports a disastrous blaze at the Granite Works mill where oil on the floor sparked a fire that trapped workers. Four firemen were overwhelmed by smoke. rescue efforts saved many but sixty dead bodies were recovered and the coroner’s jury estimates the loss at sixty percent. Officials say the structure will be torn down due to heat cracks. families and employers face heavy casualties and extensive damage.
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Recovery prospects amid scattered injuries and coroner note
Fragmentary notes report several individuals including Hannah Stafford Annie Sullivan Townley and William Read as recovering from injuries while a coroner A M White directs proceedings. Names appear with uncertain outcomes and unclear context amid a chaotic casualty list.
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Trouble in South Carolina sparks uneasy white black tension
A scrambled report from Aversta Ga on September 12 describes US residents hearing that about 400 white men led by a figure described as a neue Tenant planned to challenge Black civilians near Riese's store in South Carolina. The note from Edgefield asks for Lessees and mentions parties seeking to resist Black presence. Rumors of an attack by unknown parties circulated as observers noted potential violence as whites along the Savannah line may aid neighbors in distress.
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Fragmentary notice from Broad Way court building clash
A damaged OCR entry notes a fire at a house near Broad Way corner with water damage and a hall building damaged. It mentions a court-house incident and a fire event affecting the structure, with losses mainly from water and movement. The fragment references Mahn and a Duaneea in the courthouse.
Crimes and Casualties in a Turbulent Week
A sprawling local report outlines pedestrian crimes and pursuits across several towns. Weston failed a planned 500 mile target by 175 miles while a bartender, Waller, faced a jail stay after a nonfatal shooting dispute. investigations continue. Separate notes follow: a Bradford banker letter mishap, a mail theft attempt, and multiple fugitive cases including Char Ross and a Philadelphia man linked to a Colorado transfer, alongside embezzlement totaling $3000 and a long pursuit by Major Crowell.
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Twenty-third Pickaway County Fair ends with strong gate receipts
Correspondence from Circleville reports the Twenty-third Pickaway County Fair closed with about $3,000 at the gate. Attendees enjoyed improved grounds north of town, a natural amphitheatre, and enhanced exhibits including cattle, hogs, poultry, and premium-winning displays. Local judges praised prize livestock led by John Greene and others. visitors noted substantial improvements over prior fairs.
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Indian depredations near Camp Supply spark controversy
Dispatches from Quincy dispute Colonel Miles's retreat and train capture claims while detailing heavy fighting southwest of Red River. Major Lyman's escort faced 300 Native attackers. several soldiers wounded and one killed. Rivers swollen and Washita bridge under construction as forces press the campaign with exhausted wagon trains and damaged forage. Pope notes Miles can beat any anticipated Indian force.
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Kellogg maintains control in Louisiana amid federal troops
Special dispatch reports General Emory confirming Kellogg’s quiet hold on the State House and a reorganized Metropolitan Police securing New Orleans. Interior advices say colored Republicans stay cautious, fearing protection while registration continues with federal backing. Attorney General Williams comments on the strain. A large federal force remains to quell unrest, with some South troops possibly moved north. Two confidence men arrested for a bogus funding scheme targeting district attorneys.
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Manruis Dispatches from September 21
Special Dispatches to the Daily Times from Manruis dated September 21 report regional events and updates. Details include local movements and community notices with brief mentions of participants and places.
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Barometer Report Details Temperatures and Winds Across Regions
From the Weather Bureau chief signal station in Washington on September 21 at 10:30 A.M. the report notes barometer readings corrected for temperature and elevation. Lower Lakes show stationary to rising barometer with cold temperatures and southerly winds. Upper Lakes forecast southeast to southwest winds with high temperatures and cloudy to partly cloudy skies. Tennessee and Ohio Valleys expect northwest to northeast winds with steady barometer and warm to hot temperatures and partly cloudy conditions. Mississippi area hints at high temperatures and variable winds with partly cloudy weather.
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Second Victim at Mrs Campbell's House on Gano Street
Laura Newman, 22, found dying in bed from morphine at No 59 Gano Street. Coroner notified as another resident, Converse, linked to prior overdose deaths, flees to Newport. Baron Seaborn visits Cincinnati Exposition as officials briefed on events at the house.
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Serious Accident Involving Metz Family Carriage
Last evening near the engine-house in the First Ward a family carriage with Daniel Metz his wife and child became unmanageable as the horses ran down the street. Mrs Metz was found unconscious and carried to the residence of Mr S T E ten where Dr W attended her. the extent of her injuries remained unclear.
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Governor Hartrenft Planning Philadelphia Visit This Week
Governor Hartrenft of Pennsylvania will visit the city during the week. R. D. Sayres a banker from Lexington Kentucky and George Bird an American file manufacturer are in the city. R. Elis Jr a bank examiner will leave for the northern part of the state tonight. A New York journalist involved with the beastie Rener is in the city with headquarters at House.
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Work house Sentences Report From Judge Straub
Work house sentences in minor cases were imposed by Judge Straub this morning. John Ipson drunkness 30 days Francis Klaper 10 days Thos Ow disorderly conduct 30 days Louis Newbury pretenses 1 month Keowa Ker abuse 30 days John May loitering 30 days Fielding dis orderly conduct 30 days.
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Staggs Quick Generator of Steam to be tested today
The appliance known as Stagg's Quick Generator of Steam for fire engines will be tested at the corner of Sixth and Vine streets at 4 o'clock this afternoon using cold water. Tomorrow afternoon a test will be made with hot water.
Home Sweet Home song published by Helmick and Rutledge
James Quinn was convicted in Police Court this morning for breaking into a saloon owned by Mr. Epping on Mckee soak. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Judge Strau.
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Police Commissioner Vanaken Wunder Ill With Faint Hopes for Recovery
Police Commissioner Vanaken Wunder has been seriously ill for some time, with reports this morning saying his condition worsened and faint hopes are entertained for his recovery.
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Mayor's Court session reports fines and a continued assault case
In the Mayor's Court several minor offenses drew fines including eight dollars and nine fifty for two offenders, with Dranks and disorderlies fined at one dollar each. The assault case against J J Diltz, accused of aiming to kill Hen Kramer, was continued to tomorrow. Also noted were society anniversaries, temperance meetings, and a query about sidewalk rent for J D Schutt on Madison Street.
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Turner Festivities Mark Twenty Five Years in Town
The Chancery and city crowd gathered for the Twenty fifth anniversary of the Turner Society. Turner Hall hosted demonstrations of strength and skill with bar exploits and other feats, followed by grand plans for the new hall and a public ball.
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River Rise and Arrests Reported in Arkansas River News
Special dispatch from Memphis Sept 21 notes a three foot river rise in the Arkansas River that will release the Kittie Hegler. A black man named Jamison was arrested for attempted outrage on a white woman near Little Rock. A white man Whitman of Carson's Landing Mississippi was murdered last night with few details.
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Telegram from General Emory evidences surrender
Washington September 21 telegraph from Gen Emory states that Louisiana city police reform completed and troops stationed, signaling a peaceful surrender. He notes the city police under state law and Governor control, with Sherman returning from column duties.
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The Everlasting Dockray and Other News Items
Londox reports Frederick Dockray an American arrested in Cuba and Spain has reached Santander where he is said to be imprisoned and cruelly treated. Victor Sejour the French dramatic writer is dead. Copenhagen notes the German government is asked to explain the expulsion of Danish subjects from Schleswig.
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Fire destroys cigar store and several nearby buildings
A blaze at William Walston's cigar store in Sew Mill Run, Pittsnire, around 2 AM, spread to a frame dwelling and meat shop, ferry-house, saloon, Augustine's grocery, and Mrs. Mitchell's boarding house, burning free spans of the Panhandle Railroad bridge. Loss and insurance details not yet known.
Bishop Cummings speaks at First Presbyterian in Binghamton
In Binghamton New York on September 21 Bishop Cummings of the Reformed Episcopal Church addressed a very large congregation at the First Presbyterian Church. Other local churches did not hold services to give attendees a chance to hear the sermon.
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Supreme Court judges Rule on Bate Law in Chinese Return Case
In San Francisco on September 21 Judge Field of the United States Supreme Court on the case involving Sapperth Judges Field and Sawyer ruled the Bate law, used to attempt sending women to China, is constitutional. Judge Sawyer of the Circuit Court dissented. Hoffmann the District Judge concurred.
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River floods coast as Ohio River levels rise steadily
Special Dispatches report river activity with 12 inches rise at Qi City and Moorhead near Evansville for Ohio River Commission meeting on the 23rd. Lillie steamer readings show shallow depths, pilots noting inches higher than metal marks. Louisville area reports stationary river at 2 feet 7 inches canal, 3 feet near Portland Bar, cool, clear weather with temperatures 50 to 70.
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Walnut Hills Daity Trimes Route Sold to Pendleton Carrier
The Walnut Hills route of the Daily Times has been purchased by Mr William Silet of Pendleton who will deliver papers and collect for them. J Palmer, the former carrier, will continue to pick up mail through Saturday September two. McCarthy, longtime Burnet House door keeper, died at the Ser after returning from service at the Church of Atonement. He was 72.
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Drunken man found near the Observatory after drinking episode
A man near the Observatory lay under a tree after consuming whisky. He could not walk, had left medicines and a jug of whisky, and was helped by a police officer who poured out the drink and gave coffee. He was left in darkness a short distance from Mount Leskost and could not find his way.
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