Printing of Bank Notes Delayed by Secretary Sherman
Secretary Sherman delays award for printing legal tender and national bank notes and sends the matter to Congress for consideration. The move aligns with bank note firms who claim Congress did not intend the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to handle printing. Sherman prepares a letter to guide one impression on real bills as needed.
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Clestonstl
Washington
Sherman
Congress
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Department
Columbian Bank Note Company
Conover
Senate
McCormick Will .Tayy
Benster Conover
Lincoln
General Grant
Hayes
Meats Corns Association Convention Officers Elected
The Columbus Meats and Corns Association Convention elected H Thane Miller as president W A Mahony as vice president and appointed W Paines Jno Sor arss and others to the executive committee in Columbus Ohio.
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CoLumbus
Meats Corns Association
Ensu- Tident
H. Thane Miller
Cincia
W. A. Mahony
Co- W. Paines Lumbas
W. C. Lisdell
Jno
Erringieia
YMCA Executive Committee Urges Week of Prayer Effort
Special dispatch reports the YMCA Executive Committee recommending a focused week of prayer to advance the work and urging societies to organize and correspond with the committee. The note claims Ohio is filled with wrecks and calls for raising 2500 dollars to sustain Geo.
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Cincinnati Times
Ohio
Geo
Directors weigh return plans amid tense traffic debates
Officials consider a return strategy as traffic concerns dominate discussions. City leaders and the board review options, weighing safety, mobility, and budget impacts amid rising congestion and public input.
Markets by Telegraph and Wheat Prices Report
Market by telegraph shows mixed activity in wheat with No 1 hard Milwaukee trading around 6.25 to 6.30 dollars per bushel and October quoted at 64 1 2 cents. Corn is largely inactive with cash bids steadier near 55 cents, rye around 67 cents, and pork around 14 dollars per barrel with receipts noted and local variations across Duluth and Milwaukee areas.
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Caer
California Club
Orleans
Chicacomber
Seana
Abe
Cora
Sin On Bate
Ull
Lower
Cotten
Low Wi Caine
Reed
Patyan
Telegraph
Minwavien
New York
Toledo
West
Exisa
C. Tull
Old Sweet Monroe
Andrews’ Bazar
Market Price Report Sparks City Refinery Price Slump
The report notes refined fuel in city markets at 1 35 and 2 36 bids with Wells and Tidioute markets steady around 2 30 to 2 35. Titusville shows dull activity with refined prices at 15 to 15 c and barrels trading at 10 10% and 15c, while New York remains dull on refined goods.
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City
Wells
Tidioute
Titusville
Dula
New York
Trainer Drives Boy Into Final Lunge
A harsh scene describes a trainer forcing a boy into a closing sprint and relentlessly pursuing him during a tense race. The account notes a tragic outcome as another young boy is described as wiped out. The fragment hints at fatal consequences in a youth sports context.
Tragic Boonaway March In Reynolds County
A young woman Bullard of Columbus County was killed amid a distressing suitor dispute. Her brother and the man she planned to marry faced arrest as authorities investigated the fatal incident. Details remain sparse.
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North Carolina
Robesonian
Bullard
Columbus County
Saeed Bullard
Damsel
Romeo
Conklings Speech at New York Republican Convention
Senator Conkling delivers a sweeping address at the New York Republican Convention, defending party principles and urging unity. He recalls Hayes’s presidency, praises party loyalty, and condemns critics while warning against factional dictates and dogmatic reformers. The speech closes with a call to nominate capable men and seek public trust.
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Curtis
Conkling
Repubican
Republican Party
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Pla
Carpet Knights
Cea
Derce
Nast
Gieilas
Paetiodar Eee
New York
Mr. Hayes
Richmond
Indevice Ieework
Hayes
New York Times
Washington
Organi
Matthews
Senate
Tavrasoustie
Os Tome
Pierce
Satcevey
Wien
Nank Ocean
Orry Courr to Harry Persimons Disorderly Conduct
Summary of local court actions and notices including fines for disorderly conduct and resisting officers, a peddling without license case, continued breaches of the peace, and mentions of officers and guardians at an insane asylum. Additional items note a marble monument plan, political commentary, a large robbery case, community events, and city council proceedings with bids for a safe and railroad extension ordinances.
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Orry Courr
Harry Persimons
George Fish
Joseph Lange
C. P. Cooke
Andrew Weaver
Kate Cody
Boyd
Lexington
Insane Asylum
Mollie McCarty
Fannie Jones
Professor Jones
F. 8. Andrews
Pike Nace
Philadelphia Street
German Pioneer Association
Rudde’s
Henry de Grevier
Arbeiter Hall
Michael Moore
J. Smith
Frankfort
B. F. Thompson
Clark County
J. H. Evens
M. E. Taylor
J. D. Simpson
RK. W. Winn
C Eginton
DeWitt C. Collins
P. J. Bolan
Cit
Thempcity
Ira Percival
Brazier
Vane
Cas Sonia
Diebold Saflé
Macneale & Urban
Meleemann & Co
Mosler, Ahtmann & Co
Hall’s Safe and Lock Company
Stephens
K. C
Ohio River
Willow Run
Scott Street
Madison
Scott
Second Street
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
West Corporation
Marshal Bolan
Phil. Watson
Local events and court notes fill Eaton report
Judge Smith of Lobeuse presided here yesterday with afternoon adjournment to Saturday. A Live Oaks vs Actives baseball match is set for Saturday afternoon in the Rink to settle the city champion. Catherine Miller vs R N Andrews motion to remove to federal court was overruled. Tomorrow’s Fourth Ward councilman election fills John Schelly’s vacancy. Jacob Slark was injured when run over by a horse. Bon ExLiort is bruised from a baggy incident, while a church service in the United Church proceeded.
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Jon Cretis
Eaton
Judge Smith
Lobeuse
Live Oaks
Catherine Miller
R. N. Andrews
United States District Court
John Schelly
Jacob Slark
Bon ExLiort
United Oe
United Presb
Wien
President Hayes Addresses Indian Leaders at Executive Mansion
President Hayes resumes conference with Indian chiefs in full dress at the White House. He pledges friendship and outlines lands, supplies, education, and the shift to farming and settlement while urging cooperation and safe relocation to Missouri River areas for sustenance and security.
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Washington
Aecutive
Red Cloud
Crook
Tam
Welth
Deyoe
Eter Ae
Congress
Missouri River
Missou
Guy
Homer
Meggan
Tongue River
Calti Durie
Steamer Colima Arrives From Panama in San Francisco
The steamer Colima has arrived in San Francisco on September 2 carrying passengers and cargo from Panama, marking a routine transit through the Pacific port.
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San Francisco
Colima
Panama
McKee Case Decision for the Defendant
In a September session Sr. Louw overruled the defendant’s demurrer and the answer, declaring the suit falls. The record notes the decision concludes with the case proceeding, though details remain unclear.
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Sr. Louw
Convention Adopts Name Change and Delegates Policy
At an adjourned session of the Annual Convention of the Protestant church a name change was debated and postponed. It was resolved to proceed with one measure. Delegates were instructed to prepare for the Camerns Convention.
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Mt. Auburn Street
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Zoological Garden
Ete En A
Melissa Cordial
ALL Pyooye
John D. Park & Proprietary
Vedicines
Elpemenee
Franklin
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Pike's Opera-House
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