Political tensions and GOP strategy dominate state scene
A report outlines White and Black Republicans outnumbering Democrats, with leaders debating whether to field a ticket. A key figure cautions against precipitous action, pending consultation. Meanwhile creditors of Jay Cooke & Co. express discouragement after a Philadelphia circuit court order halts a creditors meeting.
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The
Abi. Net
Jay Cooke & Co
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Funeral Plans for Mayor Kunkle and Civic Procession
Preparations for Mayor Kunkle's funeral are underway with nearly all civic societies the Fire Department and city officers joining the procession. Also noted is Captain King's funeral this afternoon and Sheriff George W. Jones's disappearance rumored with an alleged elopement with Fanny Kraft. The sheriff is said to have traveled to Cincinnati under the name Brown while sureties review his affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle
Fire Department
Captain King
George W. Jones
Fanny Kraft
Cincinnati
Brown
Grand Lodge elects officers in good standing
In Atlanta on September 24 the Grand Lodge of New Sie held a session electing officers and naming subordinates in the Fleener case and confirming grand and noble ranks.
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Atlanta
Grand Lodge of
New
Apache clash along Semen River leaves four dead
A violent encounter along the Semen River resulted in the deaths of four Apaches and several taken prisoner after a pursuing clash with a group of herders and allies. One Apache chieftain and two men were noted as casualties or missing amid the行动.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iead
Mystery Boat Race Note From New Jersey September
A fragment from a New Jersey maritime item reports a boat race note with timing details and place St Johns New Jersey on September 25 at 5 AM, followed by unclear wording and disrupted text. The readable elements indicate a racing event event timing but lack full context or names.
Why the Insurance Business was With Grown The Great Wealthy Lane City
The article discusses insurance sector concerns in Chicago and New York on September 25, noting underwriters and board decisions. It mentions withdrawal as a protective measure and references reform efforts. It cites President of the National and related topics with no clear conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gchicago
Lane City
New York
Thomas B. i
Chicago
Naoa
Sane
New Orleans Dispatches Clarify Censorship Claims
A presidential statement disputes accusations that the New Orleans dispatches were censored. Officials deny any committee or individuals exercised any censorship over centrist or war-related messages. The president emphasizes lawful transmission by the army and ensures no suppression of communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
Committee of Citizens
United States Army
Report Deniled Neglect of Agricultural Pursuits
New York reports that German Consul B Eckelmann in Ponce Porto Rico disputes credence in a cession rumor. He notes Governor denies any official plan while unrest in Benin and spain-held offices complicate rural pursuits. Small landowners lack cash to pay weekly wages to former slaves after emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. Eckelmann
Ponce
Porto Rico
Benin
Fire records show Joliet area losses and insured values
Chaotic Joliet fire report details heavy losses in Arlington and Chicago from September 21. Insurance coverage lists National Marine, Great Western, and others with about $1,500 per item and totals around $10,000 amid damaged blocks and burned goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lexpos September 21 ship notice summary
The fragment reports September 21 at Lexpos about the American ship 8 F. Herzy departing or related to Lexpos port. The unreadable text limits further details on voyage, crew, cargo, or destination.
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Lexpos
F. Herzy
Paris Election Report From Cor sica Amid Unclear Fragments
Fragmentary Paris dispatch notes an election context with Gambetta figures and mentions Andorra and various locales. The text is garbled, with names and dates partially obscured, but hints at political actions and precautions surrounding a vote in September. The item reads as a late 19th century brief with uncertain details.
To the Immemorial Prece Tech Bart Cola of Cacneation
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear event or entities. The readable portion hints at a technical or beverage-related term but provides no verifiable persons places organizations or dates to anchor a reportable item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Cola
Locomotive Engineers Protest Rally Reported
New York on September 24 reports show locomotive engineers from various unions planning protests over service disruptions and working conditions. The notice notes organized action and anticipated participation across major divisions.
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New York
Boat Race Between Morris and Brown Postponed
Rr Jones and N B note September 25. The Morris Brown boat race has been postponed to Saturday, pending clearer conditions and safety checks by organizers.
Additional River News From Lempnis and Evansville
River conditions update reports falling water levels and recent rains. Evansville notes river at 1.2 feet with boats moving slowly and ground hard near Three Mile. Puppy Creek sees two reports of activity while business remains light and weather is cloudy with temperatures 78 to 86.
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Lempnis
Arkansas
Evansvil
Port B
Cooke
Cairo
Sen Bes
Aie
Johnson
Neélton
Puppy Creek
Pittsperé
Goodwin
Hobbs
Cincinnati
Lillie
Oes
Wheeling
Mariand
Marietta
Kanawha River
Arrivals and Mail Steamers Listed for New York Ports
Marine New York September 2 ships Switerland from Antwerp and Theland reported arriving with cargo and passengers. Bax Francisco September 24 lists Pacific mail steamer Constitution from Papams arriving with mail and freight.
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Bax Francisco
Pacific
Constitution
Papams
Weather and Telegram Notes From Early Signal Service
War Department Signal Service telegrams and notes show weather conditions and forecast details with cloudiness fog, and barometer readings. Entries mention places and times with cryptic codes, indicating routine reporting of atmospheric conditions and potential impact on commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
U. S. Fou
Crngornart
Weather signals from the Chief Signal Office
A messaged weather brief from Washington details barometer readings and wind trends for various regions. It notes sunshine or cloudiness, temperatures, and wind directions, with specific reference to the Upper Missouri Valleys and Northwest regions and potential light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigral Ofrfiicerr
Washington, D.C
Missouri
Independent Nominations In Missouri Districts Support Candidates
The Independents of the Twelfth Missouri District nominate Colonel Lipscoms as their candidate. Democrats across the Third District nominate Bhs Resehioene and Se Eeenteeah De trict for Congress by acclamation. A contemporaneous event notes Hon. E Fremont and others, with withdrawals affecting the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lipscom
Ainaker
Congress
Boiler Explosion Injures Several at Tauston Works
An explosion tore through a one room at Field and Works in Tauston, ass. yesterday afternoon. No one was killed though several workers were severely injured and rushed to nearby hospitals. The incident follows a prior informal note from the Conference Committee.
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Field & — Works
Tauston
Yesterdaternoon
Why Our Daughters Do Not Marry Discussed by Friends
A large audience of daughters and mothers heard Dr A Curtis open with an essay on the educational and moral factors in marriage. He argued coeducation and equal mental development to elevate both sexes, noting tobacco and liquor habits as key incompatibilities among men and women. Mr Haller continued the discussion focusing on social influence and reform.
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Friends of Inquiry
A. Curtis
Mr. Haller
Amsels
Diogenes
Queen Victoria
Eve
Ahi
Dexter
Jacob Wolf
Hamilton
Bloom
Garrette
Mrs. Dodds Views on Marriage and Mammon in Society
The essay argues wages trap workers from supporting families and laments demand for marriage. It critiques extravagant women and money driven suitors, praises co education, and urges prudence and virtue. Prominent voices include Mrs. Dodds and remarks by Jacob Wolf, Hamilton, Bloom, and Dr. Garrette.
Miners Clash at Laurel Mines and Fort Pitt Station
Special Dispatch reports a conflict at Laurel Mines McDonalds Station between Italian workers and recently employed miners with several shots fired and no injuries. A second dispatch notes miners causing trouble along the Panhandle Railroad and a blaze destroying nine frame houses at Fort Pitt Station, with $4,000 loss and $3,500 insured. further trouble expected.
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Daily Times
Panhandle
Laurel Ffi
McDonald's Station
Pritevers
Fort Pitt Station
Thin Ity
Hamsman, Mitton & Co
Power of Treasury Secretary to Remit Small Fines
The Attorney General rules under section 6293 Revised Statutes that the Secretary of the Treasury may remit fines penalties and forfeitures under revenue laws up to one thousand dollars without summary inquiry and judge statements and may also remit fines penalties and forfeitures for vessel registration recording enrolling or licensing up to fifty dollars.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Iai
Daily Times
Washington
Attorney General
Kellogg criticized for leaving statehouse during crisis
The Picayune notes condemn Kellogg's absence as cowardly amid a massing force, citing editorial jests and radical critics. It mocks his supposed heroism and imagines a guard to defend him at the St Louis Hotel.
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New Orleans
The
Picayune of
Kellogg
State House
Washington City
West
Dera
Benham
Tig Pasi
St. Louis
Theodore of
Abyssinia
Bee grounded barges amid river traffic at Reeves
Bee grounded her barges at Reeves last night and sent crews to Memphis and St Louis for men and supplies. Reports show light morning weather with cloudy skies and a warm mandate, canal depth 24 inches, Portland bar similar. No boats active beyond packets, little business reported. temperature around 75.
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Bee
Reeves
Catro
Reneheehee
Utah
Memphis
Mary Alice
Jos
Kinney
Vicksburg
Kéud Tower
St. Lois
Mid - Jon
Kies
St. Louia
Loumille
Portland Bar
Market report from Cubao to New York on September 25
The dispatch covers mixed commodity moves with wheat down but cash steady, corn and oats uneven, rye steady, barley active, hog and pork prices, whisky and la d trends, and New Orleans grain receipts. It also lists cotton, flour, and sugar notes, plus a New York commodity and grocery snapshot with coffee and oils.
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Cubao
New Orleans
Aroady
Louisiana
Cincinnati
el Brie
New York
Uplands
Chicago
Milwaukee
Canada
Eic
State
Sylvania
NEW York Grocery Report
Rio
S&e
Demerara
Nevada Republican State Convention Nominates Ticket at Winnemucca
San Francisco reported that at Winnemucca the Nevada Republican State Convention named C Hazelett for Governor Bowman for Lieutenant Governor William Woodbury for President Judge Beatty of White Pine for long term Judge Warden for Elkoro for short term Charles Bucknell for Supreme Court Clerk J D Minor for Secretary of State L J Hoyle of Eureka for State Treasurer The platform endorses a white man’s government opposes a third term backs Chinese treaty revision opposes subsidies to corporations and calls for specie payment
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Nevada
Winnemucca
Yea
C. Hazelett
Bowman
William Woodbury
Judge Beatty
White Pine
Warden
Elkofor
Charles Bucknell
Supreme Court
J.D. Minor
L. J. Hoyle
Eureka
China
Conee
Tsand
Steam Thresher Explosion Claims Multiple Lives
In Franklin Township Wright County a boiler explosion aboard a steam thresher near Br. Paul around September 25 caused fatalities including Dr Grant of Watertown and Mrs Burnett among others. The accident is attributed to excessive steam and unsafe boiler conditions.
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Br. Paul
Franklin Township
Wright County
Grant
Watertown
Uiver County
Burnett
Mass Meeting in Charleston Nominates Chamberlain for Governor
A mass meeting in Charleston called for nominating Chamberlain for governor. The scene involved Republicans and regulars contending over support while tensions surfaced around Judge D and other figures. Expected resolutions to back the nominee were not completed.
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Charleston
Chamberlain
Champo
Ofiott
Aga Pein
C R Regot
Peer Backeriaie
Providence cotton prices report from Manufacturers' Committee
A Providence committee meeting produced facts showing most cotton fabric prices are below cost of production. The discussion covered fall furniture sales and collection of tabulations to the annex. The record notes broad agreement on the need to address price levels and market conditions.
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Providence
Manufacturers’ Committee
Bostrox Notice Reads Unclear Legacy and Gifts
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mrs Sarah Jene De Taunton and Mae tied to Antioch College and Ohio. It references ten thousand dollars for support and a move to New England and the Western region, but the text is incomplete and details are uncertain.
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Bostrox
Sarah Jene de Taunton
Mae
Antioch Tioch College
Ohio
Sraeem
Unitarian Om
New Py Engiand
Alleged Forger on Trial Starts in State Treasurer Office
The trial of Charles H. Phelps, charged with larceny and forgery, began this morning in the State Treasurer's office. He faced questions about alleged forgeries during the day’s proceedings in Axuaxy in September.
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Charles H. Phelps
River Rise Upends Arkansas Traffic in Local Dispatch
Special Dispatch reports a six foot rise in the Arkansas. The Mary Miller departs for the stream tomorrow. The Kittie Hezier has gone to Dardanelle to load for the Ohio, Top-boat.
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Arkansas
Mary Miller
Kittie Hezier
Dardanelle
Ohio
To-Day Oil Markets Report with dull trading
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times notes oil markets dull and weak on September 25. Refined Parkers and dal united at wells quoted at 67 1/2, shipments held with no inquiry. Oil price at 8 dollars and quiet, Philadelphia market quotes at 101 1/4 for refined line.
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Parkers Ae
Dal
United
Wells
Union Ag
Seesris Dae
Philadelphia
Quist
Erade
Fifth Exposition crowds defy slow attendance at great show
The fifth annual Exposition drew record crowds from opening hours to night, with packed halls and heavy foot traffic, as Centennial Commissioners oversaw receptions and security while observers noted a steady stream of visitors from early morning. A separate dispatch questions Irish support for the Democratic party, challenging Irish American loyalties and voicing critiques of representation, slavery, and trade policy.
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Grand del Kee
Munsen
Ent Jongs
Jackley's Vienna Circus aims to recruit Newsboys and Bootblacks
A 1574 Cincinnati exchange invites Col M Moore to host a matinee for Newsboys and Bootblacks of Jackley s Great Vienna Circus. Moore accepts the invitation, praising Lipman s courtesy. Also noted is a baseball contest between the Cincinnati Red Stockings and the Cooper team with a close score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackley
Cincinnati
M. Moore
Newsboy
Bootblack
RK. M. Moore
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Fire damages W D Youle store stock in Oils and paints
A fire yesterday at W D Youle’s store in Moxmeat damaged oils and paints valued at twenty five thousand dollars. Several explosions occurred during the blaze.
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Moxmeat
W. D. Youle
United Presbyterian Board Plans Missionaries to Egypt
New York report states the United Presbyterian board intends to dispatch six missionaries to Egypt, outlining aims and timing amid church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Presbyterian Bourd
Egypt
Board of Atdarmion Mourns Police Commissioner
The Board adjourned this afternoon in respect to the memory of Police Commissioner Vanaken Wunder, deceased. The board will attend the funeral in a body on Sunday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdarmion
Mullaney
Vanaken Wunder
Cincinnati Detectives Arrest Strangers in Bank Robbery Case
Detectives White and Mead arrested two unfamiliar men found loitering in the city. They are suspected of robbing Netter & Co.’s bank of 170 dollars, though no evidence ties them to the crime yet. Both suspects described as one in dark clothes and one in a light drab coat. Anyone with information or who recognizes the described men should contact Messrs. White or Mead at the Superintendent of Police office.
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Idelas
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Greeley
Senate
Congress
State Senate
England
South
Scicodale
Ireland
Anne Akin
Tdo
Ieokovstaak
Igor
White
Mead
Cincinnati
Netter & Co
Messrs. White
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Cotton Manufacturers’ Conation
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Momisy
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Wood's Theatre
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Plum Streets
Robert McWade
Rip van Winkle
van Winkle
Atiane
National Theatre Comique
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Great
Vienna Circus
Vine and
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Strane
Mike Lipman
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