Jury Panel Chosen for Trial in Hamilton Dispute
At 9 45 this morning defense attorneys used most of their challenges to accept a juror panel named Warwick Weiler John Withrow Jos Marble Dick Bazaleel Carr Jacob ger William McKee Samuel Boragg Nathan Ficoner The jury was sworn by the clerk and Sheriff Springmeier prepared to view the tanyard and brewery before a 4 PM adjournment plans.
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Hamiltos
Weilergen Warwick
John 8. Withrow
Jos. Maree Dick
Bazaleel Carr
Jacob Ger
William McKee
Samuel C. Boragg
Nathan Ficoner
Gerard
Abraham Freiberg
Pees
Pugh
Springmeier
Cincinnati
Tanyard, Brewery, &c
Pervons Toc Communique From Eet Al Describes 29 Percent
The fragmentary note mentions a 29 percent figure connected to yesterday. It names no clear people or organizations and provides limited readable content.
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Pervons
The Pow Wow in Nelsonville and Sam Cary in Ohio
Correspondence from the Cincinnati Times reports Nelsonville hosting Sam and Cary in political fervor. Sam and his ally claim a large audience while critics describe the crowd as mixed with miners and children. The piece critiques political rhetoric, class tension, and the push for labor rights amid a volatile election atmosphere.
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Cincinnati Times
Nelsonville
Sam
Neiponville
Cary
Bam
England
Parsimony Allegation Hits Mme Nilsson in Paris Tours
Philadelphia Telegraph notes rumors about Christine Nilsson the diva, stating she is unusually parsimonious and not well liked in Paris. The item describes critics calling her mean despite her gifts, reflecting a public persona issue tied to travel stories.
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Paris
Philadelphia Telegraph
Christine Nilsson
Shaped by Party Friction Amid Democratic Platform Debate
Fragmentary text suggests conflict within Democratic ranks over adopting or rejecting a new platform. References to Seyler and unnamed figures imply internal strife and predictions of consequences for the party’s national standing. Further context incomplete.
Ohio State Journal political squib on Allen and war memory
A fragmentary Ohio State Journal piece rails at Governor Allen over views on the postwar era. It recalls the Spanish American War era and criticizes political factions and perceived evasions. The draft text is garbled, but centers on partisan memory and antiwar sentiment in Butler County.
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Ohio State Journal
Allen
Anne
Diaan
Butler County
Worcester to New York Times Badly Politicized Campaign
A fragmented political campaign in Worcester runs through factions of the party. Efforts to field a strong gubernatorial candidate stir bitter warfare among supporters. George B. Lori appears as a rising nominee while others like Telbot withdraw, leaving Rice and others as contenders amid tensions and public unease.
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Worcester Dispatch
New York Times
Cambions
George B. Lorit
Oring
Warness
The
and Rice
Telbot
Avith
Deetor
Sen
Inflation and Republican push in Ohio debate
The article argues honest citizens should celebrate the campaign against inflation and repudiation in Ohio and Pennsylvania as a decisive issue for the next presidential canvass. It warns against risks of inflationist victories and urges vigorous opposition to protect future generations from economic harm. It notes inflationists fear the growing Republican energy on the financial issue.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Roe Oan
Prohibition Governor Nomination Declined and Political Shifts
Wisconsin clergyman Rev. T C Tilton declines the Prohibition gubernatorial nomination. Delegates from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Republicans discuss rising figures while Am erican political alignments shift. Jefferson Davis cited on inflation and repudiation. party competition favors Republicans in Ohio and overall contest dynamics in 1875.
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T.C. Tilton
Wisconsin
General Butler
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Cari ‘Sain
Ohio
Indianapolis Journal
R. H. Marr
Louisville
Texas Constitutional Convention
United States
Congress
Radical Party
Winfield
Featherston
United States Senate
Mississippi
Aia Tora
Greenback Club Questions Terre Haute Bank Money
The Terre Haute Gazette laments a Greenback Club in Terre Haute and questions the National Bank of Terre Haute reducing circulation by $110,000. It accuses directors of keeping idle vault money and asks if there is not enough currency in the country.
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Terre Haute
Een Tne
Gesette
Greenback Club
Felkkamp Appointed Appraiser of Merchandise in Chicago
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times notes C Felkkamp telegraphs acceptance of the Merchandize Appraiser post in Chicago, replacing Ham moved. Treasury officials doubt substituting silver for fractional currency if gold premium remains high. Epizootic reappears mildly in the city with few horses nesting.
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Cincinnati Times
forTex
Rk. C. Felkkamp
Chiesg
Trix
Treasury
Bristow
Rail Placed Across Track Kills Ten in Canada Crash
Sorel Canada September 29 A passenger train on the Richmond Prummond and Arthabasco Railroad ran off the track six miles east of Sorel. Ten people were killed and thirteen badly wounded. It is said a rail was placed across the track by a malicious person.
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Sorel
Canada
Richmond, Prummond and Arthabasco
Death of a Prominent Citizen of Chillicothe
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports the death of Alex Trenick Sr a leading Chillicothe figure. He died suddenly at 1 AM from bowel inflammation. A postmortem by Waddle and Scearce found a stomach perforation. He leaves a large estate.
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Cincinnati Times
Chillicothe
Alex. Trenick, Sr
Iy Oon Waddle
Scearce
Turks Prepare to Attack Servian Frontier
Belgrade reports Turks plan to close on the Servian frontier and intrude toward the Little Drina island. Servian troops on the frontier near Nish are noted. Elsewhere in Athens the Prince of Wales India trip is announced for October 16 with a Greek government briefing. London reports Lord Mayor election as Alderman James J. Cotton is chosen. Vanguard sinking discussed with Captain’s dismissal. Russia signals broader cabinet plans to reduce nationalities’ privileges amid East crises.
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Belgrade
Sublime Porte
Percenpy
Little Redoubt
Drina
Servie
Nisch
Athens
Prince of Wales
Italy
India
Peto-Togue Sf Eeyarsiines
Loxpon
Lan- Cork
London
Guild Hall
Kingstreet
Cosspeide
Erman
Shi
James J. Cotton
City of London
Alderman Cotton
Massachusetts Republican Convention in Worcester
The Massachusetts State Republican Convention met in Worcester on September 29 with W. W. Claff presiding. Henry Wilson spoke on reform and finance, urging bonds and notes to be convertible to gold. First gubernatorial ballot: Rice 398, Loring 358, Adams 236.
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Worcaster
Mass
W. W. Claff
Boston Journal
State Central Committee
Henry Wilson
State Street
Reale Eee
Rice
Loring
Adams
Eclipse Observations Verify Astronomers’ Predictions
In Manchester on September 29 a cloudy morning allowed only a shadowy ring to be seen during the eclipse. Despite poor viewing, observers confirmed the predicted timing with remarkable accuracy, aligning with Antrometer forecasts and offering a cautious scientific gain.
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Manchester
N.H
Gun
Ring
Arrest Made in Coke Money Case at St Anne Florida
New York detectives arrested Nicholls and others at St Anne Florida amid a coke money case. The party is in custody as the natural arrival of the scene unfolds. It is unclear if any coke money has been recovered.
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Montreal
Nicholls
New York
St. Anne
Florida
Simpson
Bank of Og
Bie
Augustine
Quiet Morning at Fal River Mills Sees Increased Help
Fal River Mass reports no disturbance last night. Mills and streets were quiet this morning. All mills running by forenoon show more help. Carding and other departments well represented despite a small police presence at noon to deter crowds from gathering near mills.
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Fal River
Mass
Jagger Iron Company Faces Financial Fallout in Albany
In Albany on September 20, details emerge that the Jagger Iron Company with blast works valued at $561,000 is in dire condition. Creditors, led by Pennsylvania Coal Companies, hold mortgages on the party. An investigation into the corporation’s affairs is underway.
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Albany
Jagger Iron Company
Pennsylvania Coal Companies
Death of Rev Dr Proteus in Brooklyn Boat Disaster
A boat carrying Rev Dr George P Proteus former pastor of All Souls Church Brooklyn Lewis Benjamin and three other gentlemen capsized at Grex Cove L J on September 29. The Rev Dr Proteus and Mr Proteus were drowned while others survived.
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Grex Cove
L. J
George P. Proteus
All Soul's Church
Brooklyn
Lewis Benjamin
Death of Ned O Baldwin in New York
News reports Ned O Baldwin dies this morning in New York. River notes from Cincinnati Times dispatches chronicle ongoing river levels with inches and feet, and port activity from Cairo Evansville Louisville and Memphis. Weather remains clear and warm with light business as ships arrive and depart while river traffic adjusts.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittsacre
Monongahela
Evansville
Ixp
Cairo
Louisville
Vicksburg
Mercury
Ody
Tom Parker
Cincinnati
Arkansas Belle
Belle
Memphis
Tom Er
Arkanceé
Eranevie
Chester
Belle Memphis
St. Louis
Rope stolen from D Ham mer & Son stone works
About eighty five feet of 15 inch rope was taken from the stone works of D. Ham mer & Son yesterday afternoon. Wrak Seavill of Covington Kentucky is the owner of silver spoons found in a second hand store on Central avenue yesterday morning. Jerry O Keefe John Gafney and John Harlow last night faced bond of $100 for alleged court cases.
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D. Hammer & Son
Wrak Seavill
Covington
Kentucky
Central Avenue
Jerry O'Keefe
John Gafney
John Harlow
Waern Aed Baediy
Tate
Lynch Before Judge On Assault Charge With Bond Set
Thomas Lynch appeared before Judge Lindersann this morning on an assault and battery charge. Not ready for trial, his case was continued until a later date. Bond was fixed at $500.
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Thomas Lynch
Lindersann
al Tocenrce
Local man faces charges of disorderly conduct and threats
John A. Wirmel appeared before Judge Lindemann this morning on disorderly conduct and threatening personal violence. The case was continued to the 30th with bond set at $100. English was arrested last night on larceny charges per an affidavit by James L. M. The case was continued this morning until tomorrow, with English placed under $200 bond.
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John.a. Wirmel
Lindemann
Con Cans
English
James L. M
John Sullivan
Thomas Bryan
Charles W. Walker
Work-House Sentences Passed by Judge Lindemann
Judge Lindemann sentenced Harrington for street begging to 30 days Bridget Healy for disorders conduct to 30 days and R. W. Ray for the same to 30 days as reported this morning.
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Lindemann
M -Harrington
Bridget Healy
Freight agents meet over thirty cent rate increase
General freight agents gathered at Burnet House this morning to discuss advancing rates on the thirty cent basis to New York for fourth days. They appear likely to vote in favor of the rise.
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Burnet House
New York
Louis Bubb Held On Theft Charge As Witness Fails
Louis Bubb was arrested on charges of stealing a silver watch and gold chain valued at 68 dollars. The prosecuting witness did not appear this morning, the case was continued until tomorrow, and Bubb was required to post 300 dollars bail.
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Louis Bubb
Bubb
Anna Wagner Arrested for Lewd Conduct in Police Court
Anna Wagner, charged with har boring lewd women, was arrested yesterday on the affidavit of A. Schaffer. In Police Court this morning she was fined 25 dollars and costs, her five girls being permitted to go on agreeing to pay the costs.
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Anna Wagner
A. Schaffer
Costa
Arrests and fines in Police Court dispatch
Josph Plunket was arrested last night on the affidavit of Martin Silk for malicious stabbing. Silk absent, case continued, Plunket bond set at $300. Michael Shire, arrested yesterday for stealing silverware in 1571, rearrested after writ of habeas corpus issue. bond set at $300. James W. Grant, a colored desperado, tried in Police Court, fined $5 for disorderly conduct and $20 for assaulting an officer. two destruction of property charges dismissed for want of prosecution.
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Josph Plunket
Martin Silk
Silk
Plunket
Michael Shire
Lindeswann
James W. Grant
Sixth Street
Incorporation of Madisonville Sparks Local Row
In Madisonville a dispute over becoming a corporation pits pro council and improved police against anticorporationists who warn of burdens. Residents claim much of the land is outside village limits and question voters eligibility. Commissioners seem ready to decide, with both sides pressing for a clear action one way or the other.
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Madisonville
Ae Pyre
Naneae
Hamilton County
Controversy Over Subscriptions Fund Meeting Report
A letter to the editor disputes a Circinnati Times notice of a five or six member committee meeting. It argues the report was not discussed and that subscription papers were sent to workers, warning it may coerce laborers and jeopardize earnings, urging wealthy contributors first.
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Circinnati Times
Springer
Caleaes
Essrs
George
Jones
Captain Bugher
Joseph Kinney
R. M. Moore
R. M. Moors
Horse Thief Arrested After Portsmouth Theft
Police at headquarters received word a stolen horse bound for the city by steamboat would be collected by Maxwell at the landing. Captain Churchill and a posse tracked the animal to a horse market stable and apprehended Maxwell, who was sent to the Central.
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Portsmouth
Maxwell
Churchill
Hammond Street
A. Aree
Bors
Rafer Case Telegram From Hamitrox to Sheriff
A telegram received by Sheriff Springmeyer from Hamitrox dated September 29 directs Hayes bus at the incionait and Dayton to take the Rafer case to ar tanyard and be there at 7 We. ALLEs, ae.
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Rafer
Springmeyer
Hamitrox
W. Springmeyer
Hamilton County
Hayes
Incionait
Noes
Dayton
Jay Rafer
Ar Tanyard
Alles
Girl Freed After Grand Larceny Charge At Police Court
A girl named Elizabeth Eldhouse appeared in Police Court on a grand larceny charge. Witness Richard Brothertod testified but failed to convince Judge Lindemann, and the case was dismissed this morning. In city notes farmers Este and Will Grandia were in town for Extion and 700 Zoo events.
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Este
Will Grandia
Elizabeth Eldhouse
Bain
Shek Satae We & Caves
Richard Brothertod
Lindemann
Ex parte Leo Cobusn before Judge Cox
The court heard the case to decide if W. A. Hagent’s guardian could attend to business while intoxicated. Testimony described intoxication as usually manageable, with neighbors deeming him capable when sober. A. A. Kramer represented the appellant. J. B. Von Seggera and others opposed.
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Cox
Leo Cobusn
Kramer
J. B
von Seggera
Buchwalker & Campbell
Contra
College Mill Railroad Co v John Ebert land condemnation
A condemnation proceeding is heard in Cumminsville for a rail line right of way. Testimony progresses as creditors seek safety for assets. Bond set at $2,000. An administrator, Jeremiah Back, appointed for Anna Molie estate valued at $460 in personal property.
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The
College Mill Railroad Co . Company
John Ebert
Cumminsville
Roby
Bos
Jeremiah Back
Anna Molie
Corrupt Coterie in Cincinnati Seen by Ohio Democrats
A fragment describes Ohio Democratic leaders and their national allies, naming a Cincinnati paper as corrupt and denouncing them as hard to trust. It cites past frictions in 1868 and 1872, hints at internal party opposition to future moves, and notes ongoing political maneuvering without clear outcomes. The passage references Hendricks and general distrust of leaders amid factional clashes.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ges
Seymour
Ces
Hendricks
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