Local Business Directory and Advertisements Snapshot
A crowded page lists merchants and services: boot and shoe stores, clothing dealers, groceries, insurance offices, and manufacturers. Notable entries include ALFRED W Grovas E Co and P TYRRELL shoe shops, Nelson's Business College, and several insurance agents with multiple company listings across 4th to 6th streets and Vine.
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Alfred
Grovas E. ‘Co
Parry & Morrow
Vine St
S. Blanchard & CO
Housrcok & Co
Hawney
McVine
Siaine’naenetees
Stea
Beir St. Thob
Mmuoxnrnea
Alny
Bromwell Tr
Lawates
Nelson's Business College
Col
Vine Commission
Ee Eau
Lyon
Wealot Mare Tae Prem
E. J. Webb
St. Fancy Grocers
Andrew H. Revs
U. W. Cor
J. Ricking
Plum Ste
Liberal Republicans Report Vermont Gains and Greeley Visit
The Liberal Republican HQ reads Cannor gains in Vermont with a projected governor’s margin of 12 000 to 15 000. Horace Greeley invited to Cincinnati after the Maine vote as E G Wood and Judson Harmon arrive from Cincinnati. News on the America fire Nagasaki wreck and New York election returns conclude the dispatch.
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New York
Numancia
Bennington
Cannor
Greeley
Vermont
G.H. Simmons
Third Avenue Rink
Barnard
Columbia College
Rosa McCabe
Mary Hanislaus Theresa
Blackwell’s Island
Bradford
Noah J. Pike
George
Geo. Pike
Herald
Nagasaki
Japan
Pacific
America
Hong Kong
Cook
Times
Rutland
Converse
Gardner
The
G. Wood
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Horace Greeley
Ohio
Maine
Peter Cooper
Dix
Republican Party
Andrew Johnson
HPS
Stesucke Ceiver Rity
Editorial views on Conor and Louisville Convention
The Times notes Conor refused the convention candidacy altering the presidential canvass. The Tribune criticizes the Louisville Convention as a farce and unpredictable in impact. Other papers praise O’Conor as honest, and his Louisville letter reveals aims to fracture the Liberal movement and support Grant’s re election.
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the Times
O’conor
Louisville
Grant
Democratic Convention in Lovsyinim Adjourns Without Nomination
The Lovisyinim Democratic convention met for an afternoon session at 40 o'clock. Speakers debated filling vacancies with the National Executive Committee and whether O Conor would accept. A telegram from O Conor stating he could not accept caused confusion and a push to nominate alternate candidates, including James Loyns of Virginia. The convention adjourned to reconvene at 10 A M with plans to nominate another candidate if O Conor remains noncommittal.
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Lovisyinim
National Executive Committee
O’conor
Lyons
Democratic Party
Speaker
Indiana
Morreau
New York
James Loyns
Virginia
Louisville
Baltimore
Charles O’conor
Binghamton
Favorable early outlook for rice crop prospects
Washington dispatch reports a favorable rice crop outlook with potential for a large harvest. The War Department issued orders prohibiting payment of newspaper claims for publishing government proposals lacking proper authority.
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Secretary of War
War Department
Conference committees fail to reach governor slate
Syracuse reports the Democratic and Republican convention committees on distributing offices met until midnight without a definite decision. It is understood Church is to be governor candidate and four at large seats will go to the Liberals.
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Church Io
Train Jumping, Assaults, and Vermont Election Returns
A northern express on the Mobile and Ohio railroad derailed near Columbus Mississippi with four cars plunging down a ten foot embankment. several injured but none killed. A man named George Phen died by morphine. A street quarrel in which Mr Weston beat Mr Pry5 of Lawrence Cunningham & Co. of St Louis is noted. Pope County reports on Hickox killing challenge prior accounts. Henry Pointer killed Hickox and surrendered. Boston dispatch notes Vermont returns showing Republican gains. Senate likely solidly Republican with reduced Democratic House.
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Memphis
Northern
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Raila
Columbus
Misc
George Phen
Main Street
Weston
Pry 5
Lawrence, Cunningham & Co
St. Louis
Cunningham
Little Rock
Pope County
Hickox
Dodson
Williams
Henry Pointer
Pointer
Dobson
Willams
Boston
Montpelier
Boston Globe
Senate
House
Addison
Bennington
Grand Isle
Rutland
Jamesburg Bank Robber Ed ward s Escapes Prison
George W Edwards a Jamesburg bank robber escaped State Prison yesterday at 7 am with two accomplices O Neal and Pide who were captured. A rider awaited in a horse and buggy outside and drove off with Edwards. He fled into swamps between Princeton and Bordentown. Edwards had nine and a half years to serve and left traces of blood. authorities offer a thousand dollars for his capture.
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Trenton
George W. Edwards
Jamesburg
O’neal
Pide
Edwards
Chase
Princetown
Bordertown
Death of Joseph M. Edwards Portsmouth Deputy Collector
Littleton dispatch announces the death of Joseph M. Edwards aged longtime Deputy Collector of Portsmouth for thirty five years after heart illness.
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Portsmouth
Littleton
Joseph M. Edwards
Disbarment Effort Aimed at Judge Cardozo Amid Legal Turmoil
Reports indicate attempts to disbar Judge Cardozo. Edwards the bank robber escaped to New Jersey State prison. Widmyer and Bates were killed in Washington by falling walls. The America ship fire at Yokohama may reach one million dollars in losses. A Washington saloon keeper fined and license forfeited for denying liquor to African Americans. Saggard E Church reportedly will accept the gubernatorial nomination. Schoeppe case prosecution closed with likely acquittal. Foy mortally wounded in Albany by Thomas Conway. American Pharmaceutical Association began its twentieth annual session in Cleveland with about 100 members. Bond sales in New York totaled 4.54 million. Chief Justice Chase departed Boston for Narragansett Health improving. Boxing match on Walpole Island ends with a disputed foul claim.
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Syracuse
Saggard E. Church
Schoeppe
Albany
New York
John Foy
Thomas Conway
American Pharmaceutical Association
Cleveland
OConor Named Democratic Nominee After Convention
Louisville readers report that the Democratic Convention pledged undivided support to Chas. OConor as the nominee. Exposition managers entertained the press, and hotels fill with visitors as Gov. Hayes plans a Friday address to Harrison citizens.
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Louisville
Chas. O’conor
B. B. Hayes
Harrison
Independent Ticket for Chamber of Commerce Leaders
The slate lists President R M Bishop with vice presidents Sam l V Reid M W Stone J C Crane W D Chipman Levi J Workum Thos G Smith. Treasurer William Shafter Secretary W T Tibbitts. Delegates to National Board of Trade C W Rowland Theo Cook 8 Lester Taylor C W Holloway Geo F Davis W C Neff.
Lady hurt by streetcar wire hook accident
At about one o'clock this afternoon a woman alighting from a Coyington street car at Fourth and Walnut streets was dragged about sixty feet after her foot hooked on a wire hook on the car. She escaped serious injury, though only luck prevented harm.
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Fourth
Walnut Streets
Fatal Saloon Shooting Ends in Murder Charge
A Pearl Street saloon shooting at 11 am left John Bingham alias George Shorthook dead after a confrontation with owner Jones. The gunfire followed a struggle during which Jones discharged the pistol wounding Bingham in the face and brain. Jones surrendered. murder charges filed. coroner's inquest to proceed this afternoon.
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Pearl Street
Washington
John Bingham
George Shorthook
Lizzie Baumer
Jones
Bingham
Sixth District
Sperber
New Hope
Brown County
Journeymen Marble Cutters to Meet in Cincinnati Hall
The Journeymen Marble Cutters of Cincinnati are deputed to meet at their hall on the northeast corner of Eighth Street and Central Avenue this Thursday evening at seven o clock for the election of officers. Come one come all. By order of Committee.
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Cincnnati Sre Geduae
N. E
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Afternoon Market Review Ends With Mixed Grain and Hog Declines
The market closes with mixed signals across staples. Cattle and pork show firm to unchanged prices with steady demand, while hogs fall on heavy receipts. Corn and oats move in narrow ranges as buyers stay cautious in a volatile afternoon session.
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Aisco
Pacific Mail stock falls after Aica fire replay
New York reports the confirmation of yesterday's repeat of the steamer Aica burning at Yokohama, causing a stock decline of about four percent and unsettled markets. Syracuse notes Liberal and Democratic conventions split, fusion talks begin, and Waite River Junction cites a Republican state majority of 22,000 to 23,000 with Converse elected by a large margin.
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New York
Aica
Yokohama
Pacific Mail
Waite River Junction
Converse
Markets by Telegraph
Market notes from Ork on September 4 report gold at steady levels around 1485 with minor price moves. The text also references pork and other commodities in vague terms, with no clear prices or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
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ORK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearl
Inut
Seovesee
Grorr & Drake
J. C. Buerele
Einsurance
Fire and Marine
Rorab
Lierpool
Imperial
Phenix
Philadelphia
Lorillard
Weer
St. Axress
W. M. Richardson
Erie
Sam Mancarran
Grimav
Merceants MuTuat
ExcHanGk
Mass
Natronxah
Saan
W. Neff & Co
Ag’t
J. Burnett
St. Burnett
Goodman
Enterprise
J. W. Hartwell
Wa Insurance
LIFE
Union MoTvat
National OF
U.S
G. M
W. D. Mansfield
St Stouriy
W. A. Murphy
J. Firghner
E. Crerick & Co
Bazan Patterns
C. H. Fox
Agt
Mlaematical Eau Ye Rumnasa
T. F. Randolps
St. Wr
F.w.helmick
Mattresses
Adam
Joe Walnut
Elias
Ginson & Co
Thomas Gibson & Co
William Powell &C
Joan Gisson & Co
7Th & Main
Amnens
ROMA
Vine
Pontin
Pentral Eran
Parr Bros
Kugemann
Grover
Baxe
Enr
W. Dowrerh
W. Cor
Front & Cent
Agate
Eizelee
M.A. McGuire
Ganar
Curie & Pagirig Bae
Danny Brewing Star
Iss
Pam
Mr. Greeley
North Carolina
Liberal and Democratic State Convention
Mpmpehis
STOW
NEW Jhrshy
New Hampshire
Cardozo
New Jersey
Desay
John Widmyer
Willard Bates
Oponen
Independent Ticket—Chamber
Afternoon Market Review
Ember
Les
Ld Paite
Liberal
Ani
Viou
Tavsspar
Clara Smith
Wm. Install
Court of Common Pleas
J. Richardson
Ne Board of Health
Clendenin
Long Branch
N.J
G. Kenkel
Fifth Street
R. M. Moore
Warsaw
A. G. W. Carter
Gol. Moore
Orpheus
Inwood Park
Prof Barus
Prof
Barus
Telegraph
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