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Democrat R.d.dumn & Co
Democrat
Dermer Calhoun and
Wayne Streets
Fort Wayne
Indiana
BR. D, Dumm & CO
Fight Between Allen and McCoole On Foster's Island
A tenacious prize fight between Allen and McCoole on Foster's Island near St Louis drew huge crowds and strong wagers. McCoole led in several rounds but Allen dominated with skill, ending with accusations of foul play, pistols drawn, and a contested referee decision to be published next day.
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St. Lovuis
Allen
McCoole
Foster's Island
Jerry Donovan
Tom Kelly
B. Riley
New York
Sherman Thurston
Alisn
Jack Looney
St. Louis
Amire
E. Holland
Cincinnatti
Val. McKinney
McOote
McCoote
Tom Ad
Moode
Fighth
McGoole
Srithvonist
Mike
Mcjade
M le
Louisville
Alen
McCooe
Marcy
McKinney
Scole
Boston
Roundly Brutal Prize Fight With Escape Looms
The account describes a brutal boxing scene where two fighters faced foul calls, a decision delayed until morning, and a plan to let McKinney flee town to avoid vengeance from McCoole and allies. Observers doubt any fair outcome, signaling predetermined aims and high risk.
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Allen
McKinney
McCoole
Baby on the Prairie and Other News Items
A drover, Anthony Hunt, finds his lost Dolly on a stormy prairie night, discovering the child she had wandered out to meet. Neighbors console, wife tears up, and Hunt thanks the heavens for saving his family. Also reports on President Grant's naval ball performance and violent incidents in Dayton and Brooklyn.
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Anthony Hunt
Dolly
Wes
Huwan
Grant
New York Herald
Annapolis
Maryland
Farmers Forced Low Prices Spark Potato Surplus
A Michigan paper notes state farmers must sell potatoes at fifty cents a bushel, after rejecting a prior bid of 150 dollars. At White Pigeon shipments to the East have averaged 3,000 bushels daily for weeks, with about 75,000 bushels still unsold.
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Michigan
Fire Claims Dexter Gray In Evening Lamp Explosion
In Upper Sandusky Ohio on Monday Dexter Gray a sewing machine agent awakened to a lamp fire after the coal oil lamp had been turned down He tried to remove it from the room causing an explosion that burned him severely and he died the following night The Martin County Agricultural Fair will be held at Savals beginning September 21 for four days.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Dexter Gray
Martin County
Savals
Washington
Grant
Dent
Genera Sherman
Little Borie
Potomac
Anmee
Bedford
Lawrence County
Wm. H. Was
George Hipple
New Albany
Hipple
Mr. Haas
Wass
Dispatch
Hippe
Mitchell
Badford
Parait
San Francisco
The
J. Paul
Jane
B Robinson
Chaska
Scott County
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company
Sand
Villian
Lower Town
Villaina
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Loafer
Losfer
Lester
Cincinnati
Board of Health
Hane
Teuton
Hans
Tragic Covington shooting shocks Indiana village
A violent double murder spree rocks Covington Indiana with Frederick Remster firing on Mrs. Jones a 75 year old widow and Miss Beckelheim 17 both gravely wounded while Remster’s escape and pursuit draw crowds and local fears of lynch law as authorities seek a safe outcome.
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Covington
Troy County
Indiana
Frederick Remster
Dodd
Jones
Jno
Ramster
John F. Anster
Remster
Genta
Love Intrigues in Egypt and Secret Rendezvous
An English observer recounts Egyptian liaisons where a window veil signals a lover, a eunuch reports on the beloved, and bribes unlock access. Princes, slaves, and bathmasters mingle in a web of intrigue, with flower tokens and gifts paving furtive meetings amid mosques and baths. The tale highlights danger, seduction, and social barriers in a desert city.
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Egypt
Mahmoud
Mohammed
Wealthy Count’s Gallery Securitized by Creditors
Paris walls bear sale bills for Count Rouchefeff Besborodko’s gallery once valued at 12,250,000 in gold. Once lavish in East to West Europe, he spent freely and kept a grand retinue, yet died in debt after years of lavish living. Also notes death of Mrs. Margaret Glenn at age 99 in Dearborn County Indiana, a pioneer of Ohio and Indiana, remembered for extraordinary memory and long farm residence.
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Paris
Rouchefeff Besborodko
Europe
Doug- 46
Alexander Dames
Russia
Margaret Glenn
Dearborn County
Indiana
Ohio
North Carolina
Uzabanon
Secret Order Convention Faces Fundraising in Chicago
The Anti Secret Order Convention adjourned in Chicago after pledging 10000 dollars to aid Alssoury and Odd Township. The group planned efforts that could stir regional opposition against the Rocky Mountains.
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Chicago
Alssoury
Odd F
Eas
Rocky Mountains
Improvement for Broadway New York Sheltered Arcades Proposed
Mayor Hill urges transforming lower Broadway from Bowling Green to the Park into a covered arcade by moving sidewalks to the carriageway and converting the lower stories along the street into sidewalks clad by iron pillars. Supported by leading papers, the plan would cost much but aims to aid business.
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Mayor Hill
New York
Bowling Green
Rue de Rivoli
Paris
The Reign of Extravagance and Fashion Excess
A critical essay argues that postwar wealth, fashion, and moral shifts fuel extravagance in U S cities. It urges education for women and men to rise beyond dress obsessions, noting wives and husbands often live beyond means. A reported accident at an Axe Factory in New Albany ends with a miraculous escape from a deadly shaft.
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United States
Henesty
Igion
Cies
Alto
Axe
New Albany
Benjamin Atkinson
Groun
Newspapers keep Brown's growth alive and strong
The town's newspapers are described as vital to growth and prosperity. They support merchants and businesses, influence many aspects of daily life, and contribute to the city's overall well being. Citizens with Brown's interests should take pride in backing local papers.
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Eart
Sensation and limbs in theatre season talk
A theatre manager tells the Judge that sensational acts with stunt effects draw crowds. He plans a Russian snow spectacle with real sable furs to outdo past efforts while keeping unity. The Judge mocks by suggesting bear-skin bears the outline.
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