Notice to subscribers on delivery of papers
Readers who do not receive their paper regularly must notify the office at Fifth and Vine streets, Dayton. The paper will be corrected promptly. Qantas Errensi is listed as the authorized agent of the paper in Dayton for subscriptions.
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Fifth and
Vine Streets
Qantas
N Ham. CO. Common Pleas Court
George N. Leighton
Adam Tulloch
Andrew Douglass
Abraham Longnecker
A. K. Smith
Pie
Andrew Tulloch
Hamilton County
Hamilton Eunty Common Pleas Court
Ohie
A. E Smith
Ohio
Maxon
Reddington
Commercial Avenue
Longnecker
Smith
Adam 'Tulloch
Bidet Kianash
Ucina
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Cochran
Delhi
North Bend
Lawrencebur
Vine Street
Frank van. Dusen
Charles Moca BE
West Fourth Street
Ould
Snes
Colege and Telegraph Institute
Streets
Mt. Carroll Seminary
Carroll County
Ill
West
Rge
Arietta & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Madisonville
Plimp tone in dispute over spiritualism explainer
A column prints Mr Plimp ton s second card defending his report on spiritualist phenomena at Mrs Hollis cabinet incidents. The piece notes his admitted fascination and alleges lingering phantoms and unreliable witnesses while correcting memory and chalk versus corked markings in the prior report.
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Plimpsom
Mr. Plimptom
Mrs. Hollis
Mr. Plimpton
Hollis
Nolan
The Enon Interest on Iron Prices
The piece argues the iron rise is not speculation driven but due to basic cost and supply factors. It notes higher ore coal and labor costs and a general rise in iron prices, with additional impact from expensive timber for shipbuilding.
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Irom
Iron Shipbuilding Boom Raises Iron Market Rumblings
The iron ship and railroad boom is lifting iron prices as eastern capital pours into Missouri and West Virginia coal regions. British factories face higher wages and tighter supply while U S costs stay near 24 dollars per ton with prices around 53 dollars, prompting calls for stronger tariffs to protect profits.
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Missouri
Chesapeak & Ohio
Ion
West Virginia
Ohio
Tims
Irom
Silly wager on flag voyage from England to London
The piece reports Sergeant Bates betting 1000 against 100 that he can carry the American flag from the England Scotland dividing line to London Mayor’s Hall without insult. Signed by Bates and T J Warren of Illinois the bet spares only daylight on foot with a nine foot staff. The editors dismiss it as folly and urge a different scheme.
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Bates
England
Scotland
London
T. J. Warren
Illinois
Geneva
Maine election shows opposite arithmetic results
The piece mocks Maine political analysts who declare a Grant triumph or a Greeley victory using identical figures. It parodies arithmetic methods from simple sums to algebra and calculus to claim contradictory outcomes, questioning whether figures truly lie or politicians do.
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Phunny Phellons
Danor
Maine
Greeley
New York Times and Tribune
Peace Makers of Geneva Tribunal Feted by Guests
The Tribunal of Arbitration at Geneva receives compliments through grand dinners, excursions, fetes, and other honors. It has handled its delicate duties commendably, attracting praise from private citizens and officials alike.
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Tribunal of Arbitration
Geneva
Enduring Peace Honor Touched by Tribunal Findings
The article praises the tribunal for its role in peace and notes that the final award details will be known tomorrow when the record is signed. It argues the opinions of distinguished arbitrators will shape international law and bless future generations. It also extols the United States and Great Britain for promoting moderation and equity to avert war.
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Phic
Christendom
United States
Great Britain
A New Currency and Gold Bank Notes Gain Favor
The rise of gold banks in California shows notes payable in gold replacing coin for easy handling and safety. The National Gold Bank of San Francisco can issue up to one million dollars in gold notes, most of which is already in circulation. Other banks will follow, likely pulling coin from the West toward Atlantic cities as paper currency proves superior for general use.
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California
National Gold Bank of
San Francisco
Sacramento
Atlantic
Plimpton Letter Clarifies Spiritualist Controversy
Mr Plimpton addresses a public dispute in The Star letters page. He corrects a misapprehension about Nolams hand display and explains he spoke only of events he witnessed and did not intend to challenge a prior report.
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Mr. Plimpton
Star
Nolam
Star of the 11Th
F. B. Puometon
Hold On To Your Tongue And Temper
A fragmentary old column offers homilies on self control and good name, with scattered anecdotes about mischief and wit. It touches on keeping calm under provocation and avoiding rash actions, then meanders through short vignettes and quips attributed to Irish humor and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Prominent Buffalo Visitors Investigate Iron Lands in Lynchburg
Two Buffalo gentlemen arrive in Lynchburg on a tour of investigation to establish furnaces for Buffalo works. An inquest into a fatal boiler explosion cites no safety valve and an unreliable diaphragm gauge. Chamber of Commerce debates expulsion of J L Keck & Co and Johnsons amid accusations of fraud and mercantile dishonor.
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Lynchburg
Buffalo
Underhill
Arthur
Robert Hunter
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Keck & Co
E. L
T. L. Johnson
Chamber
Geo. F. Davis
Johnsons
Joseph C. Butler
F. Covington
G. F. Davis
Joseph ©. Butler
C. W. Rowland
Davis
Theo. Cook
Police Court sentences in city notices
Michael Snelder was given five days in the Workhouse for soliciting alms. Ann Loftus received one month for causing a disturbance and abusing a woman at 447 Third Street. Dennis Dushéy, seventy, found drunk in Fairmount, was jailed three months as charity by Judge Straub.
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Michael Snelder
Ann Loftus
Third Street
Dennis Dushéy
Fairmount
Judge Straub
Market notes and grain prices from Friday session
Friday September 12 market notes show barley and oats steady with moderate demand for fall barley at 55 to 60 cents with sales. wheat rings lighter but firm samples. corn 2080 bushels shelled to arrive at 45 cents. pork, lard, and bacon prices steady with various lot sales and bulk markets firm. whisky and middlings with modest demand.
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Cern
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ENON
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Ohio and Mississippi Railway
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Central America
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New York
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Bott
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Dalpin
D. Park
M. G. Brown
Richard
Benjamin Franklin
Almansac
John D. Park
Ivan A
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Century
Fayl & Gustetter
West Fifth Street
E. J. Hickey
Madison St
Covington, Ky
Guy
Hickey’s Shoe Store
Madison Street
Covingson, KY
J. Schroeder & CO
Alfred Warren
Central Avenue
GEO. E. Stevens & CO
St. Paul’s
The
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Kennedy
Carroll Seminasby
PIRE
Indianapolis
Louisvill
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Camden
Board of Supervisors
Secretary of the Treasury
Lithgow Fire Extinguisher CO
Main Street
Louisville
Gaff, Gray & Gordon
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Railroads
W. W. Peabody
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Elin St
W&f
Ancen
Perry Davis
Indiea
China
Euim
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Medio
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