Destructive hurricane hits Indianola and New Orleans
Special Dispatch reports from New Orleans detail a cyclone-driven flood reaching six feet in two hours with eighty eight mph winds. Four hundred lives are lost across Indianola and surrounding settlements, with widespread destitution and reports of robbing the dead near the plains back of the city.
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Cincinsati Times
New Oaeans
Ipdianola
Serse Peens
Ueal
Life
Gsc
Tadianola
Indianola
Fragmented note hints at Shree Figo receiver in play
An unclear OCR fragment mentions shifting control to a Shree Figo receiver and discusses liabilities. The text is incomplete, providing few concrete details beyond the potential transfer or assignment of receiver status and financial obligations.
Tragic Bureau Turmoil Shocks City Officials
City officials face a sudden bureau clash as a key unit mutinies over leadership decisions. Tensions rise amid reorganizational strains with calls for accountability and stabilizing reforms.
Fragmentary crime note about a man and family
A partial OCR fragment describes a man and his wife with four children. A daughter is said to have been in the house when he committed a deed.
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Wes
Mead The Attempted Escape of Sharkey
September 20 report from Maraks notes the death of 7 at Sosuantaget Oa during an attempted escape incident involving Sharkey. Local authorities investigating circumstances surrounding the event.
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Mead
Sharkey
Maraks
Sosuantaget Oa
Williams Williams Wheat Captains Tee Off In Nondescript Match
A terse, garbled report mentions Williams and Williams, a captain, and a tee related scene. Readable details are limited, but the fragment hints at a golf or bar/club setting with a team or player leadership moment and an unclear event at midnight.
Four Lanamie Man Found Dead Near Fork of the River
A man named John was found dead in Lanamie Wyoming on September 23 near Fork of the River. Authorities are investigating the death with few details available and no clear cause or identity verification disclosed.
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Four Lanamie, WY
John Reside
Ernese
Rome
Boston Heads Aid to the Biricken City
Boston appeals for help from New York City to secure aid, with the mayor seeking assistance and a request dated September 23. The report notes an effort to obtain support for Biricken City and outlines the involvement of Boston and New York authorities.
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Boston
New York
The Pope's Tee Still Attracts Notice Abroad
The article notes ongoing international attention to the papal golf outing and its reception in foreign press. Commentary highlights curiosity over the pope's pastime drawing interest beyond Italy and Vatican circles.
Archbishop McCloskey Named Cardinal by Rome
The Times notes Archbishop McCloskey of New York is chosen as Cardinal reflecting Rome’s view of American Catholic strength. It argues Rome values American Catholic influence, sees growth in US and Irish immigrant followers, and predicts a shift in church power toward the United States within the global hierarchy.
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London Times
McCloskey
New York
Europe
Camel
Holy See
Rome
Uni
Atlantic Seaboard
America
Paler
Vatican
Gaya
York
United States
St. Peter
Roncetti
Cold sales and price shifts dominate New York markets
September trading notes show Kidd for Government gold at 2,245,000 with ranges around 115.25 to 210.44, and a half million at 116.51. Drake & Colby grain exporters face setbacks as coal prices rise ten cents per ton. Delaware and others suspend shipments for two weeks, focusing on Western and local trade. A house fire in West Tottenville, Staten Island, kills James Rutan’s elderly mother. the family escapes. A Colombian coast-state peace accord is reported, signed by the Colombian president and leaders of the insurgent states.
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New York
S. Kidd
Delaware
James Rutan
West Tottenville
States Island
Rutan
NEW York Grocery Report
Hampton Roads
Jeras
Mobile
Scandal at Howard University and Sherman Memoirs
The article reports on postmaster cost reductions under General Jewell and a political shakeup at Howard University led by G W Mitchell, a colored professor. It notes plans to revise Sherman memoirs and records the telegraphed appointment of J Russell Jones as Collector of Chicago, with Bristow’s notification and awaiting reply.
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Howard University
Sherman
J. Russell Jones
Collectorship of
Chicago
Neward University
G. W. Mitchell
Managin Institution
Mitchell
Howard
Bristow
Ramell James
The Times On The Honduras Matter And Balkan Fronts
The Times reports on the Honduras matter with a leading article criticizing Minister Gutierrez and urging accountability. It also covers the Skuposthina address regarding Bosnia Herzegovina and Serb frontier mobilizations, noting artillery and infantry deployments and Turkish troops nearby.
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the Times
Honduras
Bosnia
Belgrade
Skupischina
Milan
Oegg Jn
Rosnia Erzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Peat Wintom
H. 1 M.S. Sbeamis
Ohio Democrat Aid and Election Outlook Report
Dispatch notes John G goes east seeking financial support for Ohio Democrats. A private letter indicates Allen would win if held today, but weeks ahead may change opinions as the party weighs prospects and actions.
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Cincinnati Times
CoLvMers
Bett
John G
Ohio Democrats
Eepeekoaa
Floral Exhibition At Exposition Draws Crowd
The exposition draws a large attendance with many unfamiliar faces. Floral displays and a televised event in North Hall showcase premium awards from hotels and firms. Officials deny rumors of extra admission fees while funds cover music and paraphernalia. The Germania Band performs a varied program this afternoon ahead of other Centennial plans.
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Pork Pac Association
Cincinnati Ovekeeen
North Hall
Benj. Raxleston
Fk Reid
Og “Hs
Sodasianes
Gibso House
Grand Hotel
Galt House
Crawford
B. P. Critehel
Germania
Grama Marth Os
Schubert
Ddamsedaconen
Opeobechiaus
Islenappnensien
Waly
Industriellen
Aia
Waltx
Agricultural Statistics topic leads Kanes State Board hints
The afternoon session opened with secretary Morrow reading a Kanes State Board of Agriculture notice proposing Congress consider Agricultural Statistics. A committee of Gray Killebrew and Dodge was elected to study the matter. Membership applications were referred to a Recommendation Committee to report in bulk. An amendment to By laws sparked debate but passed. Core resolutions postponed. W C Flagg urged views on Legislation in its Relation to Agriculture. address ongoing as we go to press.
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Morrow
Alfred Gray
Kanes State
Carsion
Associa
Perons
C. Flagg
Srosiasatel
Tinois
New York
Aie
Ee Gpa
Messrs
Bryant
Deal
Smith
Committee On
Leg
Sawe
Rowen
Ted
Hammersty
Harsford
Welch
Kansas
Chicago
Northwest
National Board
G. I. Chase
Hartford Insurance Company
W.M. Forbes
Heywood
En “Ee. H. Cane
Ad. Su
Association
St Lawrence Congregation Honors Mr Jones at Briot Pavilion
Last evening the gentlemen of St Lawrence Congregation visited Mr N S Jones on Warsaw pike and presented a tall he headed cane through their Seer to honor him. The presentation highlighted his efforts at the festival held at Briots Pavilion.
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St. Lawrence
N.S. Jones
Warsaw Pike
Ee Ward
Ee Ves
Briot’s
Senatorial Proceedings Amid Public Address and Speeches
The report describes a Senate gathering where Jones comments on the surprise, Shells conducts a pat down, and delivery ends with a sharp but complimentary speech. Jones responds, followed by reflections that mix spiritual tones and rural sentiment as Colonel John Bareh oversees proceedings during the Agricultural Congress in the city.
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Jones
Senate
Mr. Jones
John
Bareh
the. A
Sberican, Ds
Agricultural Congress
Acsonpesi
Haverly’s Minstrels Burlesque at Wood’s Theatre
Haverly’s Minstrels present a burlesque titled Belief of the Kitchen tonight at Wood’s Theatre. The show promises satirical comedy and musical numbers, delivering a lively entertainment option for theatergoers.
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Haverly
Wood's
State v A A Eyster et al case progress in robbery trial
The long testimony recounts interviews at Eyster's store after a robbery, Johnson's suspected involvement, and recovery of property including a silver chain and a breastpin. Witnesses describe jail conversations, prior convictions, and alleged plans to frame Eyster, with prosecutors and defense debating credibility as the case moves toward closing arguments.
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Tim
Johnson
Easter
Sugnaker
John Howe
Andy
Eyster
Sheebo
Gerard
Ant
Baker
Senenaan
Ierg
Cincinnati
Twente
Fang Deen
Ohio Penitent
Wei
Pater
Administratrix appointed for William McGall estate
Elizabeth McGival was named administratrix with will annexed. Assignment filed yesterday shows creditors, real property in store by French & Co, stock and life insurance values, an eighty acre farm near St. Louis, lands in Ohio, Maryland, Kentucky, and Louisville lots. Bond set at $50,000.
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Elizabeth McGival
William McGall
John Cinnamon
Geea
Robert Kirby
al Balanes
French & Co
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Obie
Grasdie
Mitetnl & Houes Geka Ta
Forrest Club Opens Season With Free Public Entertainment
The Forrest Club begins its season with a Friday evening program featuring the East Walnut Hill Dramatic Club. Admission is free as residents of Mount Lockout are invited to enjoy home amusement and a Rosdaure performance, aiming to bring local theater to a broader audience.
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Forrest Club
East Walnut Ifill Dramatic Club
Mount Lockout
River notices and river traffic updates from Louisville and Evansville
River conditions and traffic updates describe boats aground and channel blockages at Portland, with ferries compelled to cross. multiple packets sail and depart for Henderson and Leavenworth while goods move downstream. Evansville notes raft collision near Florence Le as danger to the sunken boat. St Louis reports mixed commodity prices and steady hogs with light receipts.
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New Albany
Ciow
Allen and Barge
Portland
U Channel
Hillman
Sandy
B Shinkle
Henderson
Alex
Kendall
Leavenworth
Tom Parker
New Orleans
SnowTon
Emma Graham
Commodore Johnson
Etma
Geoual
James 8
Negrey
Pittsburg
Fannie Dagan
Catlettsburs
Big Sandy
Evansville
Silverthorn
Cairo
Florence le
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Hradway
Sersaparillian and Life Associates
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the Prince OF Wales
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Ella Hughes
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Ala
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Hippodrome
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