Rescue at sea rekindles odds in Manchester tale
Denzil saves a stranger from wreck using a rope as rocks tear a ship apart. The rescued man, Mr Clarkson, recovers aboard Denzil’s room and reveals ties to Manchester trader Nicholas Hayes Jr. Denzil, a clerk turned hopeful suitor to Hayes' daughter Madeline, plans to rise to claim her.
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Denzil
O’shann
Old England
Mr. Clarkson
Lancashire
Manchester
Nicholas Hayes, Jr
Northcott & Co
Northcott
Nicholas Hayes
England
Madeline
Miss Hayes
Mr. Harman
Ambition and Love Clash at Swal low's Nest
Madeline Hayes refuses a rich match with Sir Basil, choosing love for Denzil Harman. Nicholas Hayes confronts intrusion from Maurice Northcott seeking accountability, as a planned alliance teeters on ancestral wealth and romance.
Quiet deeds and idle thoughts in a working world
A reflective line notes the paradox of pleasure seeking as a demanding task and asserts that the writer’s greatest good was done quietly, without fanfare, in contrast to loud public actions.
Position of the Republican Tariff Policy in Ohio Campaign
The speech by Hon. J B Foraker in Portsmouth defends Republican tariffs and civil service, urging that protection boosted American farmers and industry. He cites defalcation figures across administrations, argues wool duties were pledged but not honored by Democrats, and credits Lincoln and Grant eras with lower losses, asserting broad economic gains from protected industry and domestic manufacture.
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J.B. Foraker
Ohio
Portsmouth
Republcan
Issa
Cleveland
Washington
John Adams
Jefferson's
Madison’s
Monroe’s
Harrison and Tyler
Polk
Debt figures show August national debt fall nearly three million
The August debt statement lists interest bearing bonds totaling 1.0 trillion with refinements in certificates and notes. Net cash in Treasury stands at 49.7 million, total debt 1.99 trillion with a 2.88 million decrease for the month. Refunding and pension funds adjust long term obligations and gold and silver certificates frame the cash available for reduction.
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Lacieetees Eshees
Arawalegosas
Treasury
WSS Cececkinsee Aes
Navy Pension Fund
Pacific Railroad
Aee
Wattdahsehesnav Canis
Ccceseecssee
SS Ee
Cee Ee
Sasee
Unite States
United States
Adekes
Mimor Coim
Sonpeeways General Account
Wee
Wonderful Surgical Operation in New York
A remarkable operation was performed at Charity Hospital New York today on Mrs. Ann Curry a fifty year old with two years of malignant abdominal cancer. Dr Thomas Allen led a team removing cancerous organs after a long abdominal incision and antiseptic spray the bladder and surrounding tissues were scraped and the stomach opened closed with silver wire and catgut. The surgery though seen as highly hopeful by Dr Allen carried great risk of death. In Texas Hollow near Ironton W E Booth attempted to kill two women then killed himself. his wife Alice Montgomery had been resisting their marriage and a family dispute led to the fatal shooting Mrs Montgomery escaped unharmed while Mrs Willis suffered a minor wound.
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Ohio
Converse
Morrison
Middle
Western States
Republican Party
Columbus Buggy Company
Cleveland
Coshocton
United States
Columbus Buggy Companys
Columbus
Springfield
Amerca
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Charity Hospital
Ann Curry
Thomas Allen
Texas Hollow
Ironton
W. E. Booth
Alice Montgomery
Booth
Montgomery
Postoffice Appointments Made by the Administration Since It Came Into Power
Washington telegram notes the Appointment Clerk of the Postoffice Department tabulated Presidential and fourth class appointments by state under Cleveland. The report shows totals by state with counts for first and fourth class posts, highlighting that about one fourth of offices changed hands and over one eighth of fourth class positions were distributed.
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Washington Telegram
Postoffice Department
Cleveland
Alabama
Missouri
Alaska
Montana
Nebraska
Arizona
Arkansas
Nevada
California
Hampshire
New Jersey
Connecticut
New Mexico
New York
Dakota
Elaware
Carolina
Florida
Ohio
Georgia
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Rhode Island
Indiana
Temnnessee
Texas
Kansas
Kentucky
Vemont
Louisiana
Virginia
Maine
Maryland
Mass
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wyoming
Minnesota
Mississippi
Mrs Grant Visits Husband's Tomb In Quiet Riverside Park
Mrs. Grant accompanied by her son Col. Fred Grant visited her late husband's tomb at Riverside Park at noon. She walked to the entrance with a veiled face and leaned on her son for support as she gazed into the tomb through the iron gate. The scene was discreet, drawing only a small gathering of visitors who honored her moment.
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New York
Col. Grant
Capt. Fessenden
Mrs. Grant
Ravages of the Small Pox Three Hundred Deaths in Two Weeks
Montreal dispatch reports three hundred small pox deaths in two weeks. Vaccination drives accelerate with English volunteers leading. Factories require workers to vaccinate or face discharge. Disinfectants provided freely to the poor as health officers monitor use. Disease virulence prompts municipal action and Governor intervention. Business suffers but manufacturers aid authorities to curb the epidemic.
McBride Disappears Then Survives Harrowing Orchard Plunge
Gilbert McBride aged 50, brother-in-law to Samuel R. Finney, wandered from home near St. Clairsville. After a fall by cattle, he lay insensible for two days, crawled to a spring for water, suffered cold and hunger, and was found near a secluded spot. Doctors say recovery is expected.
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Gilbert McBride
Samuel R. Finney
St. Clairsville
McBride
Wealthy farmer swindled by two well dressed strangers near Painesville
John Frank, a rich farmer near Painesville, was drawn into a land speculation by two strangers. After withdrawing 2500 dollars from the bank they joined his ride home. A third man, in need of money, offered a lottery ticket for sale and a planned loan, causing Frank to hand over his leather note book which the pair stole and later paid with fake notes.
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John Frank
Painesville
Frank
Death of Akron farmer run down by wagon wheels
John Waltenberger, a wealthy farmer near Akron, died last week after two spirited colts dragged a wagon forward while he stood between the wheels. The wheel struck his lower abdomen, crushed his body, and after ten hours of agony he died. He leaves a wife, a grown son, and a widowed daughter. He was 50 years old and his estate is valued at $40,000.
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John Waltenberger
Akron
Waltenberger
Terrific Hailstorm Blasts Hendrysburg Area
A violent hailstorm swept Hendrysburg and nearby areas on August 30, lasting five minutes. The storm shattered northwest facing panes, felled the old mill, ruined a third of corn, damaged fruit and severely harmed tobacco. Stones exceeded six inches, with some near ten inches in circumference. In a separate matter, Mima M. Wilson sues Isaac N. Swickard for 25000 in Common Pleas, alleging a felonious assault on August 4, 1885, in Knox Township, a case stirring local attention.
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Hendrysburg
Mima M. Wilson
Hammondsville
Common Pleas Court
Isaac N. Swickard
Miss Wilson
Swickard
Knox Township
Incorporation Filings Include Three Ohio Organizations
The articles of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State for The Thomas Paper Company of Middletown with capital stock of 150000 dollars, the Kent Humane Society of Kent, and the Soldiers Monumental Association of Fostoria, with ex Governor Foster named among the incorporators.
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Thomas Paper Company
Middleton
Kent Humane Society
Kent
Soldiers’ Monumental Association
Fostoria
Foster
Torn Newark engine-house fire causes $35000 damage
The Panhandle engine-house at Newark suffered heavy damage estimated at 35000. The Scioto Furnace near Portsmouth, comprising 10000 acres, was sold by the Sheriff to Charles Leonard and Kate Crawford for 25000. At Baltimore Steel Works Michael Kain was likely fatally injured by a bursting cupola, molten steel burning his back and exposing ribs. The tenth annual Third Ohio Regiment reunion is set for October 1 with a chosen program. Colonel Allen Thomas of Kingman Kansas and Miss Josephine Stafford were married at Urbana recently. Thomas is a Kansas cattleman reputedly the state’s wealthiest.
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Scioto
Portsmouth
Charles Leonard
Kate Crawford
Baltimore
Michael Kain
Third Ohio Regiment Association
Allen Thomas
Kingman
Kansas
Josephine Stafford
E. W. Stafford
Urbana
Thomas
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Defiance County Express
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Wereberely
Business Directory
Duipte
J. H. Bevngton
M. B. Camron
John W. Winn
Prosenting Attorn
Eeste Sanstenset
Eues
Heritt Eeee
AuCcitor
OMA
Sdaavedecsce
Reasurer
Rca Shines
Levi Cuiby
Martin Trube
Michael Gorman
Ab Bazhish
Albert Cerry
B. W. Siale Hi
Chooney
K. V. Haymaker
Y- 7As
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Karst
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Defiance
Milton
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Ralston’s Block
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W. C. Travis
Krotz & Morse
Cirst Streets
Henry Hardy
Wolsifer Block
Court House
H. B. Haris
John P. Cameron
Sarris & Cameron
Erence
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Frent
Defianes
Cho
Charles E. Bronson
LAW Real Estate and Collecting
Harley Bro’s
S.T. Sutphen
Weisiffer
Tese
Frank W. Knapp
Wertheimer
Bal HB
Defiance, Ohio
Karst & Tenzer
Perry Street
Wabash Depot
H. Lindenberger
R. T. Potterf
Willams Undertaking Rooms
American Union Sewing Machine
G. H. Williams
Qakery
R. Brown
Fourth
Clinton
Fancy Steam Dye Works
F. Heitzwable
Practiaiver & Cleaner
Op Perry Street
A.martin
Gudartaling
Clisten Bieesy
D. Widmer & Son
Jackson Street
Wabash
Cincinnati
Milo Carlings
London Ale Amporter
Toledo
Star Bakery
H. Gherke
Skeep
Warren and
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House of Representatives
John G. Warwick
Senate
United States OF America
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State of Ohio
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Elmer White
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Corwin & Keiser
Eureka
Oberlin College
Conservatory of Music
Lake Shore
J. B. T. Marsh
Sec’ Y
Obertin
L. E. Beardsley
Third Sts
Deatrick & Sumners
L. Scott
Stone Front
L. Blanchard
Undertaker
Cox
Fifth Sts
Old Stand
Oz, Lalu
M.H
Bessie Chandler
Old
Granada
Madeline Hayes
Nickolas Hayes
Sir Basil
Swallow’s Nest
Papa
Sir
Basil
Denzil Harman
Clarkson
Maurice Northcott
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