Ohio State Democratic Ticket Listed for Dayton
The Ohio State Democratic Convention in Dayton selected a full ticket headed by Governor James E. Campbell and including W. V. Marquis as Lieutenant Governor, Lewin for Attorney General, Borden for Supreme Court Chief, Pollett as Supreme Court Clerk, D. C. Stillwell for School Commissioner, and F. Reynolds on the Board of Public Works. The platform supports tariff reform, anti trust measures, liberal pensions, civil service reform, and governance reforms affecting city boards.
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Dayton
James E. Campbell
Butler
W. V. Marquis
Logan
Lewin
Champ Reign
Trenanter
Borden
Guernsey
Martin Pollett
Washington
Supreme Court
I. J. Bhowmaker
I. J. Bhowmaker, O: Senech
D. C. Stiller
Putnour
Board of Public Works
F. Reynolds
Hamilton
Toraker
Ant
Trade and market notes on crops and exports in 1835 period
The report describes trading activity and crop prospects across major regions including Philadelphia, St Louis, New Orleans and New York. It notes favorable crop expectations, lower prices due to reduced wheat and corn demand, and exports of wheat and flour totaling 2,703,145 bushels for the period, with cumulative exports reaching 13,593,290 bushels year to date. Hog products show price declines with stronger western demand and scattered business activity. It also covers court actions in the Justice Field murder case, with dismissal of the case and comments on judicial conduct.
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BripHothe
Stata
Spoetel Teleptanid
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Orleana
St Joseph
Osiaba
New York
Weat
Northovest
Agiloat
Bashelr
United States
Justich Field
Min Ts
Sevres Surat Althou
Los Prancisco
Cat
Stephen J. Vield
Stockton
Banynor
Justice Field
Justice Kirk
Commonwealth
Nuinero
Marshal Nagle
Sawyer
Government Places Billed with Numerous Appointments
Government announces a slate of appointments across multiple states and districts. Names include Gangera Ralph Green Pitt John Faulkner Fifth Kentucky James Kerr Vincent Carroll John H Sadler Peter Schateman Thomas Fay Percy Nett W J Ratfeld Thomas Daniel Irwin Martin CG M Kimbley John W Lens Aron Hicks J G Chatham William H Bradley James P Campbell J W OConnor D Willisina T Franks Alfred Thurston P O Ford Jones Welch Sugone Bidyon Joseph B Lewis Charles Langenberg John Bruwer storekeeper ganger Nebraska.
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Os - Gangera
Ralph
Green
Pitt
Ilinois
Johm Faulkner
Kentucky
Kirkpatrick
Cad Burba
James 0. Hogan
James A. Kerr
Ohio
J.W. O'Connor
D. Willisina
T. Franks
Alfred Thurston
P.O. Ford
Jones W. Welch
Sugone Bidyon
Joseph B. Lewis
Charla’ Langenberg
Uivers
God Ganger
John J. Bruwur
Nebraska
State Convention Selections and Rail Disaster Report
State conventions nominated governors and officers across Virginia North Dakota Nebraska Montana and more with candidates including Mahone Miller Dickey and Winton. A Baltimore and Ohio express collision near Petrolia West Virginia killed four or more and injured many while a boiler explosion at Godcharles Co. South Towanda Pennsylvania left several dead and many hurt.
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Celfistun
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Baltimore and
Uhbio
Petrolia
W.va
Petrotla
Silver Run
Layman
John Fletcher
John Halley
George Lowland
Hunter
Manley
Central
W. Va
Godcharles &Co
Bouth Towande
Destructive Port Costa Fire Destroys Grain Warehouse and Ships
A devastating blaze at Port Costa, California, wiped out about 7 000 tons of grain stored in Gov McNeile Co warehouses. The fire also burned the American steamship Armonth and the British ship Honowaur, both loaded with wheat, to the water's edge. One Chinero cook aboard Honowaur drowned. Forty Southern Pacific freight cars carrying grain were consumed. Rallice W. Hanna returns from Buenos Ayres to resume duties as minister to the Argentine Republic while awaiting direction on succession plans.
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Cal
Port Costs
Onequinax
Grant
California
Waa
Gov. McNeilt & Co
Armonth
Honowaur
Jimping
Southern Pacific Company
Raxliss W. Manna
Tadiona
Bayliss W. Hanna
Hema
Buenos Ayres
South America
Sam
Ditkinot
Louisiana
Hanna
Redd Hanna
Wason
Legation
Gov. Wilson
Gav. E. W. Wilson
West Virginia
J. F. Cotton
Bnally
Dr. Cotton
Gov. Whison
Assignments and insolvency cloud Mahier carriage firm
The J T Mahier Carriage Company of St Paul assigns to John L McDonald with liabilities likely exceeding assets. President Mabier says liabilities may reach double the assets, linked to a lawsuit in Michigan over $2400. The incident stems from a creditor action and involves multiple Minneapolis–St Paul entities.
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J.T. Mahier Carriage Company
St. Paul Matea
J. H. Mahier Carriazo Company
St. Paul Minn
John L. McDonald
J. H. Mabier
Mahler
Double Executions At Tombs Prison In 1900s New York
Four condemned murderers Peckenham Nolan Lewis and Carolin were hanged in two scaffolded groups at Tombs prison in New York on a Friday morning. The sequence saw two men on each scaffold with priests administering rites before execution at 6:40 and 7:03 the inmates expressed fear and defiance, Lewis showing courage while Carolin cursed and proclaimed innocence before death.
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Giadrupis
New York
Patrick — Packenham
Jack
Lewis
Taines Nolan
Ferdinand Carolin-ward
Tombs
Thore
Peckenham
Nolan
Franklin
Alda
Carolin
Leonard Street
Flack
Sexton
Leonard
Atkinson
Atoud
Lowla
Packenham
Iowa's Blue Grass Palace Opens at Creston Exposition
Gov Larrabee formally opened the Blue Grass Palace in Creston Iowa on August 23 in a crowd. The structure measures 100 by 100 feet with a 120 foot high roof thatched in live grasses and hay decorations. County exhibits fill the interior sections with displays from Montana the Dakotas Washington and other entries highlighting this regional product.
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Creston
Crestor
Iowa
Larrabee
Blue Grass Legion
Montana
Dakotas
Washington
Republic
Protecting the New Domain in Bronx Reservation Lands
Brigadier General Ty leads troops to defend the Bronx reservation lands against intruders, safeguarding Siavaich strategic domain. The operation emphasizes security, border control, and readiness to deter incursions by unnamed hoomers and hostile forces.
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Bronx
Siavaich
Henry Shaw death marks loss of St Louis benefactor
Henry Shaw, English-born and long-time St Louis merchant, died leaving a $2,000,000 estate. He built famed botanical gardens, donated them to the city, and dedicated wealth to Episcopal charities. His gardens, rivaling European displays, became a public park by will, with most bequests to the city of St Louis.
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Watcons
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Lonte
Haltmase
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Noonan
Shaw
America
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Tisseg
Ipig
Rotary
Elty Park
Europe
City of
Julia Mortis
Jink Bradbury
Manchester
England
Stephen Girard
George Peabody
Menry Shaw
Flood bursts at Spring Lake reservoir near Yiskvilla Rhode Island
In a fierce flood the Spring Lake reservoir near Yiskvilla in Cranston’s southwest corner broke, drowning Mrs Greene Tew aged sixty, Mrs Hewkins aged ninety, Tew's seven year old son, and Earl Dodge age nine. A man named Yeaw observed water forcing through the dam masonry as a barrel sized hole rapidly widened. The reservoir emptied, damaging one stable, Dr. E Clarke's carriage shop, and three road bridges.
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Yean
Greene Tew
Hewkins
Tew
Pawtuxet
Earl Dodge
Tiga
Ponegansett
Russell Matthewson
E. Clarke
Pawtuxet Valley Company
Fly Faker and the Pamphlet That Fooled a City
A curious tale recalls Mrs Harply and Mr Sharply selling a pamphlet titled How to Make Dynamite. They used a two inch pipe segment and fuse to mimic a bomb, fooling many into believing it genuine. The hoax reflects a rash era of airship fever and public gullibility.
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Harply
Sharply
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