Subscriptions and carrier changes at Dayton route
Notices warn subscribers on the route west of Smith to be served by J K Hamilton and to report missed deliveries at the office in Fifth and Vine streets. A Turkish palace collection is planned for the Vienna Exposition with Archduke Charles Louis securing the Sultan’s consent.
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Fifth and Vine Streets
Smith
Sixth
Fourth Streets
Theos. Browne
J. K. Hamilton
Chronique Des Arts
Vienna
Constantinople
Charles Louis
Archduke
Austria
Bultan
GREAT
Atlantic & Pacific Teaco
West Fifth Street
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Gaventer
Cincinnati
American Exchange National A
York Ae
Henry Earnshaw
England Faces Coal Shortage Courageous Forecasts
England's coal supply crisis sparks a royal commission. reports warn Britain could run out of fuel as mines exhaust. Prices surge, raising the cost of iron and other goods. Prof. Ramsay offers cautious hope amid the gloom.
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Troy
England
Ramsay
Great British Coal Deposits Near Permian Strata Unearthed
Professor Ramsay declares fears of Britain's coal shortage groundless citing Permian strata with deposits totaling about fifteen thousand million tons. Extraction would face immense depth, high temperature and pressure, likely ending cheap coal days in England.
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Ramsay
England
Coal supply plan eyed to cut costs for Cincinnati
A proposal urges boosting Ohio River and Big Sandy rail links to ship coal from Cadetsburg Kentucky. It argues extended coal fields, stable delivery for ten months, and cheaper rates could reduce Cincinnati manufacturing costs by about 10 cents per bushel or 2 per ton, saving roughly 1.2 million dollars annually. It cites coal quality, vast reserves, and potential rail corridor extensions toward Pittsburgh.
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Eorror OF Star
Ohio
Robi, Mitchell
Board of Trade
Ohio River
Big Sandy
Cadetsburg
Cincinnati
Pitsburg
the Sandy
Youghiogheny
Cadettaburg
Global News Briefs From Europe Americas and Africa
Gallibe calls for National Assembly reform in France. Admiral Alden sails to Liverpool. elections set for October 10 in Algiers Calvados and other districts to fill parliamentary vacancies. Immigrants from Alsace Lorraine rise. Fire damages a steamship Helvetia plans. Floods soak Aberdeen and nearby areas. Emily Faithful sails to New York. Robert Lowe lauds Geneva arbitration. Bengal cyclone devastates jute crops. Dublin bishops debate home rule. Berlin reports Jan 1 1878 loan payments. Rosenberg named ambassador to Belgium. Bishop of Ermeland under action. Rio de Janeiro mail ship arrives. Brazil appoints Agriculture minister successor. Argentine Brazil talks ongoing. border treaty pivotal. Rivero elected Cortes president. budget and mortgage code in Spain. Figuerola elected president of Senate. mortgage reform and commercial code advance. Djemil Pasha funeral. viceroy firman to Egypt. hereditary title noted. Leopold of Belgium sprain confines him to palace.
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Paria
Gallibe
Arba
Upad
Helvetia
London
New York
Aberdeen
Scotland
Emily Faithful
Livscoot
Oceanic
American Club
Robert Lowe
Lowe
Geneva
England
Caie
Bengal
Seraigunge
Dublin
Nooth
Qullen
Berlin
Richsanzeiger
Prussian Cross Gazette
Rosenberg
Balau
Belgium
William
Ermeland
Rio de Janeiro
Senor Barrets
Congress
Gen. Mitre
Paraguay
Senor Rivero
Cortes
d’Jemil Pasha
Egypt
Brousssetls
Leopold
Indiana State News From Terre Haute and Vicinity
A compilation of local incidents and notes across Indiana. Reports include deaths by horse and mule, a mastodon tooth find, a factory fire, a fatal accident at a bridge, assaults with razors, incendiary fire suspicions, drownings, a murder over cider, and other police and crime items from towns like Evansville, Richmond, Madison, Centerville, Warsaw, Knightstown, and Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Wabash College
William Fedworth
Evansville
Purdue University
Solon Green
Clay County
Maples
Allen County
B. F. Hattan
Owen Township
Jackson County
John P. Mystan
Muskatetuck Bridge
Vernon
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Richmond
Joseph Overall
Tie
48D Infantry
Madison
R. J. Brian
John McKinney
Centerville
Bush
The
Kokomo Tribune
Isaiah M. Floyd
Bey
George W. Battel
Warsaw
Indiana
Crown Point
Paris and London News Snippets from Sept 27
Paris reports Gambetta’s arrival at Grenoble with a warm reception and brief thanks. Rivero elected Spanish Cortes president by a large majority. London notes Stanley’s banquet at Fishmongers Hall honoring African work. Police court handles arrests, assaults, and continued cases including Madame English and pig iron thieves.
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Paris
Gambetta
Grenoble
Maparcp
Rivero
Cortes
Lonpon
Stanley
Fishmonger’s Corporation
Fishmongers’ Hall
Livingstone
Kirk
Livingston
Market summary and sales report from Change line
Afternoon market report notes firm and fluctuating prices across commodities. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, cotton and whisky shown with current quotes. freight blockade disrupts trade. sales list includes flour, wheat, corn, oats, whisky, pork and lard at specified lots and prices.
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Park—City
L. M
Brighton
Rigear Bu Not
City
Global Market Roundup From Telegraphic Wheat Quotes
Sept 27 reports from Liverpool New York and New Orleans show wheat steady to firmer with varied cash and futures bids. Prices span winter 12s 44d and $1 18 1 8% cash to October futures while corn holds around 35% for October. pork, beef and lard trade mixed with moderate demand across regions.
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Liverpool
Milwaukee
California
New York
Poneel
Porto Rico
Torpo
Michigan
Public wedding and new German paper debut in city
The married couple was Mr. Van Sanders and Mrs. Anna Messick with Rev. J. H. McGee officiating at Mound Street Church. A large supper followed at the bride’s Seventh Street residence. A Liberal Republican and Democratic German paper, Der Handega r, launched as a semi weekly with plans to become a daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
John
Huntington & Co
MWSF
Mound Street
van Sanders
Anna Messick
J. H. McGee
Seventh Street
der Handega&r
Texas Cattle Plague and Beef Contamination Claims
Dr Clendenin yesterday could not corroborate the Board of Health statement that dairymen sold cattle infected with Texas fever for beef. A report in this morning's Commercial notes dairyman Morefelt lost three cows to the disease and, seeking profit, moved the remaining twenty eight cows to Brighton Stockyards and sold them. The Board of Health is urged to exhaust all efforts to eradicate the disease as families stop eating beef until confidence returns in market safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenin
Board of Health
Morefelt
Brighton
Trustees Receive Donor Book for Cincinnati SouthernAid Railroad
Yesterday the Cincinnati Southern Railway trustees received a donor book from Mercer County pledging full rights and ground for the project along with readiness to cooperate. The communication notes zealous support, belief in justice, and readiness to advance the line as planned. It also mentions relinquishments on the military route from Mercer County, turned over to Mr. Bishop by J B Thompson & Son.
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Cincinnati Southern Railway
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Old Mercer
As Rey
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Cones
Casey
Willin
Sune
Mercer County
Bishop
J. B. Thomps
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6Th & Vine
Evening Star
Raromer
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France
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Gorius
Masaini
Forrester
Rathan
Slimple
Great Britain
J. R. Coss
Bear Enon
Greene County
James A Conyers
Naval Academy
Eliott
South Carolina
Annapolis
Washington
Porligr News Tem
Indiana State News
R. A. Forbes
Knightstown
Wm. Irvin
Andrew J. Miller
Miller
Heiber
Fort Wayne
Franch
Spain
Lom Dom
Bucktown
Ada Nunn
Mary Mullins
Ope Auelch
Third Street
Martin
Gus Coldher
Kline
Madame English
Demerich Deroto
L. Schrader
Lorentz Shaiper
Straub
Lynch
Hooper
Scatters
Carr and
Orr
Jeremiah D. Ryan
Gibson House
Ryan
Marreet Bevin
Annn
Markbets
Telegraph
NEW York Standard
West Third St
W. Johnson
Wf&m Gen
To&f
Brecknely
West Fourth Street
Main Hall
Exposition
J. Schroeder & CO
Main St
J. G. Rikhoff
Vine Street
Louis Strasser
ORTER
Walnut Street
Fth
Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Cochran
Delhi
North Bend
Lawrence, Burg
Depot
Foo
J J. Butler
Sycamore Street
W. F&m
Wm. Wilson McGrew
Fourth Street
North Side
Gos
Wilson McGrew
West Fourth St
Texas
G. B. Wood
Delmonico Restaurant
ST. Nicholas B. Roth & Sons
Cor
Walnuws
Ce. Ss. Betts
F. Ma
White
Europe
Alfred White
Fifth St
M& W
Iml
L. EF. Wehrmann
Fifth Street
Bet
Main
Walnut
Jones St
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co
BE. L. Aeper & CO
Pater
Sel
Fourth St
Ti. O
Whitehead’s ' Rent Osutte Gy
F.M& Wi
Undertakers
T. B. Ester
G. B. Meyer
Estep & Meyer, Undertaker
S. Ca
West Seventh St
Weat Seventh St
John F. Wiltsee
Undertaker
West Sixth Street
Fim
Railroads
Cosing
Paul
2 Knee I Railroad Company
Madisonville
W. W. Peabody
Universal
Aes D. L. Staples al
Lee
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
West Third Street
Cronsite
Rinters
HANBY
Nascan Street
N & imdAaw
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co
LEGAL
N Ham, CO
Common Pleas Court
George N. Leighton
Adam Tulloch
Andrew Deegan
Abraham Longnecker
A. K. Smith
Andrew Douglass
Andrew Tulloch
Hamilton County
Home Ie
Maxon
Reddington
Home City
Commercial Avenue
A. K Smith
Andrew
Isad & Langen- Leighton Ani Adam Tulloub
Wee SaYhre
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