Hop Growers Exhibit at Remington Grove Fair
A Lancaster correspondent reports the Rempal Grove hop fields near Logan spanning over fifty five acres with vines a mile long and 800 feet wide. First hops ship from the season to New York begin the next day with over 15 000 pounds produced for St Louis Cincinnati and New York. The Jamestown Union Agricultural Fair draws large crowds and features extensive exhibits, with officers listed and a strong show of stock and farm implements.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Lancaster
Odd Fellows
Rem
New York
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Greene Taand
Xenia
Lightning Express Crash Near Xenia Averted Tragedy
Historic dispatch recalls a near-disaster as a train on the Columbus line split a rail tie and toppled into an embankment, while the lightning express reached Clarke and Greene counties on time. A locomotive overturned in a ravine, but no passengers were killed, and only a bruised engineer is noted. The report also covers the Cincinnati Conference M B Church eighteenth session with officers elected and plans for mission work and relief efforts.
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Marshville
Warren Co
Lightning
Columbus
Clarke
Greene Counties
Xenia
Aaron Goggle
Barel Tee
Noa
Iieer
Greene
Cincinnati Chronicle
Hillsboro
Cincinnati
M. B. Church
E. R. Ames
T. A. Morris
Ames
Morris
S. L. Yourtee
Pame
Sutherland
Sutherland, Rel . Jather
HB. Hart
D. G. Vanée
D. J
W. B. Eae
J. J. Thorp
Soauieeus
W. x. Syeuerany
Remar Sesuia
R. K
B. Smith
J. Baker
Black
D. Clayvet
J.C. Deem Deem
T. Freedmen
S . Aid Ogonsty Aitast
E. Clark
Cowden
J. W. Casset
W. Pellik
N. McMullen
Eis Neerine
Hull
W. Vie
Xakumi
Spahr
Pingior
Mapree E
P. James
N. C. Parish
J. G. Deem
W.young
Ss Bae Fidler
R. B. Smith
J. Shinn
Wrenn
New York
S. de Clayton
Rany
Fitzgerald
Mason
Mt Perk- Bethel
Maddy
Lee
Kennedy
T. Gran
J. Vance
McDonald
Rutledge
Sewards
Williams
Brooks
Lloyd
Faulkner
Moler
Parrott
Wells
Hielt
Bail
M. Meek
Sullivan
Huil
L. F. van Cleve
W. B. Jacke
L. F
M. P. Otwidtes
A. Brown
Herr
J. F. Wright
W. Hartley
F. Chalfant
Mra
G.R. Gonad
Wright
Mra. Bourlee
M. P. Rs. Fee
J. Armstrong
Mra. Clark
Ts Chalten
Mrs. Thurber
A. Mehany
Society For the Relief of
Karl
Crop prospects report from Warren county area
The brief notes say corn is poor with a fair to poor yield. sorghum also weak. peaches are abundant and apples moderate. Rain may come in a good season, while overall conditions dampen expectations. Signed by T. & Ga.
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Jamestown
Jimtown
Commonwealth
Sansion
Warren
General Bichles in Spain and a Royal Privilege
The Madrid Imperial reports General Bichles, famed as a Potomac hero, visiting Spain with a six-member American delegation. The Regent grants him a rare privilege, allowing carriage rides in the Royal Gardens of La Granja, while he declines royal blood titles and notes the honor comes from his battlefield service.
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Madrid Imperia
Aranjues
Ranja
Royal Gardens
Tien Oe
Setee
Great Republic
la Granja
Fragmentary notes on ore deposits in Indiana counties
Readable fragments describe ore geology in Indiana including carbonate and oxide minerals. Mentions Martin and counties, beds and traces across country, and references to rivers and mines with unsettled details.
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Indiana
Aline
Martin
Nares
Ohie & Mississy
Warcestt
Prom
Peek Corwil Raurawe
Transformation of Hamilton musician Mr Harrell
The Hamilton Times reports on Mr Jasper Harrell a well known local musician whose appearance has dramatically aged in reverse over Oeighes month. Friends say he resembles a newborn as his features soften and complexion returns to youth while his age seems to regress to teenhood prompting speculation and astonishment.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Jasper Harrell
Harrell
Hurrell
Fire Threatens Republic Warehouse Sparked at Night
A correspondent from Republic Ohio reports a midnight fire at a large warehouse owned by the Old Mad Rover Haliroad. The blaze damaged much of the town's business portion but was contained by an avenue and a nearby water source. The total loss remains undetermined.
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Republic
Ohio
Mad Rover Haliroad
N En
the Indies
Oac
Mineral Lemonaie and Opposition to Capital Move
A German paper praises a summer beverage equal parts strong sulfuric acid and ninety percent citric acid mixed with water and sweetened. Milwaukee and Indianapolis oppose moving the national capital, citing national pride and sacred memories. Thebes reports the porter’s daughters mumified at Thebes.
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Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Milwaukee M Wisconsin
Indianapolis Sentinel
Remarkable French murder case to come before courts
From the London star August 18 report a parish priest in the Artes district of southern France is accused with an accomplice in the murder of a church sacristan. The widow, wife of the victim, is alleged to have urged him to various acts and to have conspired in poisoning the sacristan after a falling out with the priest.
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London Star
Po Ha Kiekan
France
Artiject of
Uiry
Tougay
Francois Grognard
Tou
Co Qeotaniy
Emery
Seerinesso
Wealthy British Heir Inherits Vast Estate After Servant’s Tale
A damaged Albany column recounts a dramatic tale of a young man disinherited in England for marrying below his class. He travels with parents to the United States where a widow servant learns her son inherits £500,000, prompting plans to relocate to New York to manage the fortune.
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Albany
Poe
England
Washington Avenue
Dana
York
Terrible Railroad Accident on Hudson River Line
A deadly crash on the Hudson River Railroad near Poughkeepsie killed Lewis Hornbeck and Paulding, with John Taylor and his wife narrowly escaping. The night express struck their party as they walked the track, mangling Hornbeck and Paulding and leaving gruesome remnants on the cow-catcher. The locomotive halted, then backed to the station amid a frenzied scene.
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Saturda
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Lewis Hornbeck
Paulding
John Taylor
Hornbeck
Taylor
Minnesota Faces Unprecedented Immigration In 186
Reports estimate Minnesota will see between 75 000 and 100 000 immigrants in 186, boosting the state population toward about 475 000. Authorities warn of rapid growth and strains on resources as new arrivals settle in.
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Minnesota
A Week in an Aquarium A Philadelphia Sanitarium Tale
An excerpt from Maileomi Macellen's piece in Lippincott's Magazine recounts Dr. Parrish's Some for Inebriates in Philadelphia. A young man seeks a drink and the doctor avoids both denial and sermonizing, choosing tact to prevent relapse, illustrating the gentler approach of the sanitarium.
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Lippincott's Magazine
Maileomi Macellen
Theoung
New Method to Preserve the Human Body Rivaling Pref Gamgee
An article discusses a rival method to Rev Pref Gamgee for preserving the human body. It claims a system that preserves tissue without removing clothing, likening it to meat preservation. Abbate has not yet shared the secret, but offers to demonstrate to interested parties worldwide.
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Pref, Gamgee
Italy
Fragmented Dialogue at Midnight Church Gathering
Disjointed narration depicts a late night scene in a church setting with casual talk about a permit for a short talk and a social repast. A tense exchange emerges between a young man and a personage asking about church affiliation amid a mix of dialog and stray remarks.
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Thian
Bridal Pair in Four Bath Room Water Incident
A bridal pair faced a flooded bathroom scene as water rose to their knees before time aid arrived. The report notes neither bride nor groom could reach the doors during the incident.
Precocious Moment At Sunday School Pitch Confusion
A ten year old in a Sunday school at an Episcopal church in Alb appears to display rare precocity causing confusion among attendees. The rector notes a sudden, bewildered reaction from the class as the child responds to a question with an unexpected remark about motives and training, suggesting underlying tensions in the lesson.
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van Episcopal Church
Alb
Ferth
Strange Phosphorescent Illumination in Foot Experiment
A 19th century account describes a woman with a glowing foot that emitted light and fumes. The foot was immersed in water and soap with no effect, then dried and later re-immersed with similar results. The glow faded after about three quarters of a year, with the husband corroborating the facts.
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Weiler
Phosos
Kiss Him for His Mother Exchange Sparks Morbid Romance
A garbled tale describes an elderly man catching young lovers in a parlor as a widow’s spirit is invoked. The scene centers on Julia and William amid a melodramatic mistaken-identity kiss for his late mother. The piece mocks social pretensions and mournful affection.
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Ieee
Julia
William
Rise Refreshed by Daily Ablutions in Labor
A guidance piece urges workers to perform ablutions after daily toil as a religious duty to ensure cleanliness and sound sleep. It argues that neglect diminishes refreshment and that regular washing promotes elasticity and ease of rising in the morning.
Paris Fashion House Cruelty Allegations Reported
A Parisian fashionist Mr. W is accused of abrupt treatment of clients, making them model outfits by force. The piece notes his quick, summary dealings with high-born customers and his method of forcing them to turn and trot in his workshop.
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Mr. Wi
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Ubryk
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Sven
von Talnep
Cracow
Barbara
Comvent
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Oman
Waskl
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JL. Temple
Rugby
Bessiar
Prince Ber
Leibig
Hesse
Royal
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Seine
Seba de Landen
Osrey Street
Lincoln's, Inn
William Stuart
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
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la Plata
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