Miss Minnie Sherman to Wed Thos W Fitch in Washington
Special Dispatch from Day Times reports elaborate preparations for the wedding of Miss Minnie Sherman daughter of General Sherman to Engineer Thos W Fitch of the U S Navy. The ceremony will occur at St James Church with strict invitation-only entry and a mass at 11 and a wedding breakfast at noon. Attendants include Miss Lizzie Sherman and relatives from Cincinnati. Arch Bishop Wood of Philadelphia to officiate and President Grant expected at events.
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Finney and Burson Involved in Street Altercation Prompt Meeting
Special Dispatch reports J J Finney a prominent citizen and I E Burson engaged in a street incident causing Finney a flesh wound. About one thousand friends gathered at the old stone church for a preliminary meeting this morning. Committees were named for various branches of business and letters read from other yearly meetings.
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Sperch of the Democratic Candidate for Governor
A fragmented campaign note cites the Democratic candidate for governor praising financial views while contrasting with opponents. The readable text suggests a debate on budgeting and economic policy amid a contested election.
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Contested Avondale land case verdicts and a fatal inquest
The Avondale condemnation jury awarded Augusta M Stone 1200 dollars for a 30 by 345 foot tract, Geo. Read 185 dollars for 30 by 60, and Beresford 43 by 2 673 feet, while the inquest into Samuel Van Emmon’s death from a casing blast found no unsafe factors and reported a verdict in line with prior reports.
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Coroner Fees Highlight Historical County Costs
Voters are urged to note past Coroner office costs under Republican administrations. Auditor reports ending September 1 in 1671 and 1872 show $6,217.10 and $7,204.00 paid to Coroner jurors and witnesses, while 1573 and 1874 costs rose to $9,403 and $9,877.3 respectively, reflecting fee changes amid erratic rule.
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Will of Edwin K. Hall Probate and Bequest Plan
The will of Edwin K Hall was probated this morning naming executor John E Bell to convert the estate into funds. After paying debts and expenses, the balance goes to the Odd Fellows or Bellows for incorporation. If the association fails, the executor is to use the money to erect a monument over Hall's grave at Spring Grove.
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Geo Tuttle Sues Over Pat Rogers Disaster Losses
Geo Tuttle, along with his wife and child, filed two suits in the Superior Court seeking damages for loss of life and property after the Pat Rogers boat was destroyed. He accuses the owners and crew of gross negligence for failing to use proper means to arrest the fire and to rescue passengers. The plaintiff seeks $5,000 in damages.
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Drop Game at Bank Foiled by Quick Doctor
At about noon Dr J M Brown visited Merchant's National Bank to deposit funds. Two well dressed men diverted attention by pointing to a dollar on the floor and prompting the doctor to pick it up. While he bent to retrieve it, the pair attempted to lift his money and vanish, repeating a scam once seen at another bank on Fourth Street, but their ruse failed.
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Squire Sedam's Will Probate Opens Estate Plan
The will of Squire Sedam of Sedamsville was probated before Judge Mateon. It bequeaths the Storrs Township homestead to his son Charles T. Sedam for life, then to a grandson EH G Poe. It details leases, rents to daughters Isabella and Amanda, two cottages on the Delhi road, and sales of property to settle debts. Executors are Charles F Sedam Preston Lodwick and Chas. F. Sedam. Estate valued around $1,000.
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Wedding Gifts Pour In From Across Nation Says Dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports hundreds of wedding presents valued in the thousands arrived from friends nationwide. Items include two and a half dozen solid silvers, a silver salver engraved with monograms, a cream and sugar set, and a money amount of $1,000. Names listed include Speaker Sod Blaine, Wm. M. Evarts, Drexel, A. W. Childs, Gen. and Mrs. Bingham, and Senator.
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Nebraska State Fair highlights amid crowded exhibits
At the Nebraska State Fair in September visitors from several states flock to the fairgrounds. The event features fine cattle and fruit displays. Swanger & Barry of Rochester show 115 pears while Rutter’s Vinegar from California displays about 30 grape varieties. The St Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association fair plans a grand opening next Monday with new and enlarged buildings, thousands of exhibits, and extensive trotting matches, drawing significant participation from local and visiting fire departments.
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Secret Service Officer Arrest News From Newark
A Secret Service officer arriving in Newark sought Nettleship’s arrest, then surrendered to the United States Commissioner upon learning of the arrival. An annual division ceremony followed with a religious sermon by Rev. Dr. Joais, citing Paul’s Second Epistle to Thessalonians.
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German Plan for Naval Hospital at Yokohama
In a September 30 report from Prussia, German authorities reveal intent to establish a naval hospital in Yokohama. The deferral of broader measures and details on funding or exact location remain unclear.
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City Ravaged as Southeast Gale Destroys Waterfront
A severe southeast wind drove a flood tide that damaged the riverfront, wrecked the Battery promenade, and destroyed walls and fences. The burnt district was exposed to full force of the gale as it shifted, with extensive property losses and 260,000 likely in damages. Rescue crews saved occupants from a bathing house and a life boat incident occurred near Sullivan’s.
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Sculptor Mead's Memorial In Springfield Court Case Downgraded
New York on September 30 reports sculptor Larkin G Mead who designed a Springfield monument has fled Florence. The criminal suit of Ednasion Bees Proctor against Frank Moulton was reduced today from twenty thousand dollars to five thousand.
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Scranton Coal Sale Totals Mixed Lot Figures
At a coal sale in Scranton a range of lots was offered including stove coal and chestnut varieties. Readable figures show quantities around thousands of tons with prices from four to six dollars per ton, though many numbers are partially obscured.
Seventh street car collides with butcher wagon at corner
One of the Seventh street cars was damaged considerably when it contacted a butcher wagon at the corner of Oliver and Linn streets. Fortunately no one was hurt.
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