Political Fallout From Kellogg Case Prompts Silence
Reported clashes among legal analysts and Congress judges over Kellogg’s case suggest Republican efforts to damage the party. General Butler is expected to speak, while a Civil Service adviser backs Grant’s third term. Westward sentiment and a revenue-stamp shift to New York accompany weather and job cut impacts as Bristow returns amid rain.
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Genter Carpenter
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Inquest resumes into Mills disaster testimony heard
The inquest at Mills disaster reconvenes with new testimony. Chief engineer Slewralent and others recount timing, water supply in stand pipe, and engine starting issues as investigators probe sediment in boilers and possible delays before the pump failure. Witnesses place the pump out of service near seven o clock.
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Andover Fair Accident Wounds Rope Walker’s Leg
A rope walker’s pole fractured during a demonstration at the Andover fair causing a heavy pole to strike Mr John Wibert severely injuring his leg below the knee. He was taken home and a doctor summoned but amputation is feared.
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Gambling rooms flourish as police laxity ends
A Daily Times dispatch from Columbus notes gambling dens revived under Democratic Commissioners. High Street venues near the Capitol show open rooms for Keno and other games, while State and Town streets host active gambling. Police say they have lists of locations and owners and will act. Also announced is incorporation of the Keystone Pike Co. of Alliance with $50,000 capital.
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Orthodox Friends Hold White Water Meeting Today
Quaker delegates from abroad flood the city for the yearly White Water Orthodox Society of Friends gathering. Church officials ministers and dignitaries convene in private sessions on church affairs as the meeting opens.
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the Daily Times
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Enlistment Appeal for Common Cause in Harristown
A fragmentary civic appeal urges men and women of all ranks to enlist in a mighty army for a common cause. The message advocates unity, duty, and vigilance to sustain the Union, urging Congress and local supporters in Harristown to elect trustworthy leaders aligned with honor and truth.
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Nevada Democratic Ticket and Auditor Office Case Report
Fragmented report notes the Nevada Democratic State Convention nominating Bradley for Governor and lieutenant governor candidates. It mentions an alleged criminal case against a central Pacific board member, threats around a road project, and Coroner Rice potentially facing arrest. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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France. Siemeene estore of Ss tome
France report describes a frontier situation with delayed access and unclear actions by authorities. The fragment references a Branak area and immediate military or administrative steps, noting uncertainty and the need for clarification on the next measures.
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Tome
Branak Frontier Mediately
Alderman Stone Chosen Lord Mayor of London
In London on September 29, Alderman Stone was chosen to serve as Lord Mayor. The ceremony officially elevates Stone to the mayoralty amid the city’s civic proceedings.
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Beecher Innocent or Guilty debated in Daily Times
In the issue dated the 28th the Daily Times runs an article titled Beecher Innocent or Guilty. The writer asks whether readers would bless the mapmaker whose act casts an eternal stigma upon their children and their family.
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Adiantio Block Sale Noted At Sixty Dollar Price
A fragment indicates the Adiantio Block is advertised at a sixty dollar price. The readable text is unclear on further details but confirms a sale amount and item name.
Weather and Signals Service Record Note
A dated entry lists the Signal Service units of the U S Army and agricultural bureau with times noted as 7:05 A M on September 29. The fragmentary text mentions Bare Tar Department and Benedobematchs cnt Agriculture in a military weather service context.
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River News Special Dispatch Report
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times notes a stationary river with 16 species marked by metal. Unclear rise from headwaters remains doubtful. The Juniata shows limited movement near Cincinnati with an 16 inch rise. Names mentioned include P. Gracey, arrival from Evansville at 11 PM and Tom J from New Orleans at 2 AM. Evansville arrival at 12.6.4 AM.
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Boat Race Preview Double Sculls Feature
A rowing event features the double sculls with B. W. and Isaac Lafferty set to race near Fifth Street after 5 o clock. The notice mentions the Chamber of Commerce and railroad authorities coordinating the schedule and location for the public event.
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Pfost
Coroner's Verdict on Boy Killed by Train
The Coroner's Jury finds no one to blame for the death of Johnnie Miller struck by a C. M. R. B. train on the 27th. The verdict cites negligence or the crossing at Aebesen as a possible factor but absolves others due to insufficient fault.
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Pendleton lot mortgage follow up at Board meeting
The Board of Education met with 37 members present. Resignations of four teachers were accepted and ordered printed. A communication from Harmon & Darrel noted $5,140 on Pendleton lot mortgages. City Solicitor to review. Henry Fisk granted a one year leave. Griffiths reported district reforms. Twenty second district printed 500 posters and 5,000 small bills for circulation. Committee reports discussed. Board election for a Public Library member adjourned without a decision.
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Blue Stockings Face Arctic Club In Mixed Baseball Exchange
A bitter letter from the Daily Times criticizes both the Blue Stockings and Arctic club performances. It questions how the Blues allowed 19 runs after a 6 to 3 lead and doubts merit alone decided the outcome. The writer predicts ongoing tension as the season advances and references a Circular from Laurel base-ball club challenging a three to one result.
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Columbus Journal Criticizes White League and Ohio Faiths
The Columbus Journal comments on political factions and public finances, accusing the White League of manipulation and listing concerns about Ohio governance. It highlights critiques of monetary policy and distrust in political leaders, noting the era's tension over paper money and legitimacy.
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Worcester man guilty of second degree murder in wife slaying
Robert Tieman of Dudley was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting his wife on May 5. In court this morning he was sentenced to life in state prison.
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Unsigned San Francisco Estimate on Public Funds Use
A fragment from San Francisco dated September 2 suggests the Assessor's deputy funds will be used to aid prosecution. The text hints at a large public fund appropriation and a plan to support a legal case.
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Detroit Market Notes and Wheat Prices Report
Detroit reports no sales of certain extra lots and mentions various prices. Wheat No 7 steadies near 1.06 in Milwaukee futures while corn shows dull trading. Freight rates stand at 0.73 for corn and 0.05 for oats, with canal freights noted.
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Reading Hall prints Germantown fraud tale in libel case
The Reading Eagle publishes a Germantown letter alleging a long running fraud tied to Christian Ross and his family. It recounts divorces, children, and a conspiracy theory about blackmail while noting Ross’s denial and a contrived public distraction claim.
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