Columbus Track Meet Delays Races And Weather Impacts
July 2 reports from Columbus describe heavy track events at the County Fair Grounds with postponements to tomorrow afternoon due to weather and crowd expectations. The Caston frosting Asecolattan wars and racing program faced delays with cyclists and trotters listed, names of horses and drivers noted among the entries.
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Bowrow
Thi Otic Park
Capon
Manda Atart
Gutries Ware
Aes
Davy Kott
John Hanes
Atourys
By & Jit
James Ackieson
Minerva
B. m. Kitty A
Mi Hamil
Cadia
J. Sieber
Akron
B. G
Gov. Highsmire
Red Ling
Grim
New PI
Adelphia
S. m. Rebecca
J. H. Biddall
Canton
B. m. Gleaner
James Rs Woster
O. m. Naomi
Thomas McCue
Canal Walton
M. Pardee
B. Raven
Hoover & Scott
Dennison
J. G. M. Hoover
Owig
Tula
County Fair Grounds
Lolumbus
Tiras Rams
Williamed Owens
Lexington
Dick Dam
Olivers
M. Hibbiothwaite
Berlin Heights
Onlo
Dan O'Hara
Woodstock
Imp. Urubor
Lew Plater
Council Bivits
Iowa
Imp
Atse Tralida
J. D. Cromo
Cuilcotte
Wagner
M. Jordon & Cow
Baltimore
Maryland
Brookland
Iui
Robart Scott
Louiaville
Gennaro
Lesington
Mackeberry
Lotte Moon
Oxmore
W. J. Hall
Middletown
Dane Howell
Harvey
New Philadelphi
Robert Indeley
Mollie
Whirlwind
Wi. Sanderson
Mi. Yartion
Joe Hooper
Moe Abdaliot
Dan
It. Hogons
Marker'a Landing
Ie ‘Taylor
Join W. Harrius
C. H. Gimstaad
Columbus
Kult ‘Nor
Neil
B. x. Lowenski
Sy Mamori- AO Memmon
Lone Billyon
Allestreet
West End
Fragmented 19th Century Trial and Local Strife Report
Fragmentary OCR outlines jury issues, indictments, and local tensions. Mentions Beecher jury, Moulton arrest warrant, affidavits by Louder and Prive, Dr Bude Ingtouds troubles, Tilton house tale, and Neville’s contradictions with Londar.
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Pnogkery
Beecher
Uae
Mouton
Ibis
Moulton
Didyme
DUBIN
Bude
Hie
Neville
Londer
Tilton House
Alice
Cortina Arrests Spark Panic as Mexican Battle Fears Rise
Reports describe the arrest of Cortina by federal forces at a Matamoras house and a city roundup. Federal troops guard the area, posts secured, and fears grow that Cortina’s forces and leaders under Colonel Christo may clash, with prospects of further violence in the border region.
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Orting
Cortina
Chriato
Miniurhe
Ciriate
Christus
Executions and Saloons Amid Turbulent July Town Scenes
The Towanda July 2 report describes Alters Brown’s execution with a sparse crowd, clergy, and miners present as he confesses to murder. A separate item notes a bustling race week at local hotels, previews races, and spectators preparing for the event. A quirky street tale follows a chimney miscommunication at a Fourth Street restaurant, ending with a tense exchange and a humorous interruption.
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Towanda
Alters Brown
Onelegeed
Commonwealth
Revolt and casualties reported in Duva region
Vienna dispatch cites a peasant uprising near Duva and vicinities with a battalion defeated. Many killed including two judges. News notes ongoing outbreaks of typhoid fever and malaria with high mortality. Australian medical aid expected. King of Hurmah reportedly forbids a British troupe’s passage through his territory.
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Lompom
Vienna
Standard
Duva
Viciuity
Oilitin
Herular
Prom 708 wavtonan and early Wait Grange meeting
The Executive Committee of the Wait Grange Patrons met yesterday to consider several voting matters and likely decide within a week or ten days. The committee included Wm Handers D G chairman E Shankland and others. Topics covered included moving headquarters from Washington to an agricultural center and a proposed exchange between British cooperative societies and the United States with Worrell of the Mississippi section company acting as intermediary. Also noted were preparations for temporary dismissals from the Treasury and bids for life-saving stations and other federal projects.
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Waswinorox
Wait Grange
Pea
Wm. Handers
D. G
E. Shankland
John T. Janes
Arkanuae
D. Wein
Sken
J. C
W.E Cha
Jon Ampabire
Af Uv
Washington
Co-Operative
Enabing
Great Britain
United States
Worrell
Mississipp! 1 Pecion
Wihlet
Medum of Exchange
Co-Operative Societien
Britain
Gol
J. M. McDowell
N. Y
Grangers
National
Tenney
Georger
Mountain sheep and hunters in Peruvian canyon chase
A correspondent describes a dramatic chase high in a canyon where seven Honky Mountain sheep were sighted above a sheer rock ledge. Hunters dismounted, fired, and killed two adult rams and a ewe as lambs escaped down the cliff. The piece notes sheep sizes, horns, and coloring, with insight into their rarity and habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Herald
Jake
National headquarters location debate unsettled by committees
A conference of committees from the Range and Chamber of Commerce met to discuss locating the National headquarters. Proponents argue the move would harm wholesale trade and retail patronage, while supporters favor Cincinnati as a revolving distributing point. The board plans a formal report declining to commit to any location, and Kirby signals potential withdrawal from the committee if pressured.
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Mir
Kirby Relires
Comitiwe
Tehde
Chamber of Commetrce
Guality
Dolovk
Chamber of Commerce
Coconites
Bia
Husvandey
Cincinnati
Smissouri
Louis
Kirby
Comitittes
Order of Patrons of
Huebaudry
George McAlpin
Simpkinson
Thereipos
Ueose
Fomula
Wwe
Pepe
Trai
Sng
Wesore
Ostur
Bondman withdraws from bond in Water Rent case
Local bondman Mr H Konkis surrendered Mark to Sheriff after going on the bond without consent. Mrs Konkle uncovered the act by borrowing a daily paper to confirm the bond change. Court rejected officials as bondsmen. Mark remained jailed after a failed attempt to find a new surety.
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Eter
Poeulal
Columbus
Jilly
H. H. Corbin
Wenterville
Saya
J. C. Acton
Julies
Universariat
Hexford
Galifornia
H. Konkis
Bondamun
Conte
Merk
Wnh
Sherif Springmuler
Johnston
Frank Limberg
Julius Rela
Board of Aldermen
Julius Reis
Cox
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Inquesta
Arnon
Dayrox
Becker
Krenz
Jane
Britton
Court of Common
Miamiaburg
Fear
Springfield
George Simpson
Ai Dudley
James Gillon
J. A. Carey
Second Baptist Church
Ohio Rabbainacnool Union
Sierk
Guisor
Wader
Socom
Jehu
Badenwell
Wien
Macyl
Prom
Houses of Refuge
Fernandina
Florida
Jackaport
Maine
Jame
Navy
Intercat Kne
Trousu
Dot
Massachusetts
Chattanooga
Tenn
Michael McKernan
Sandusky
Putinay Island
Golden Hagle
Doy
Woode
Wikensburg
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Land
Cynthia Swarthout
Grandville
Mich
Ble
Frank Ma
Alaska
Kiel
Stockholm
Admiral Worden
Alexander Irgin
Henry G. Mortis
Southwark Iron Company
Iby County
Ind
Ving Two
Baker
Join A. Wheeler & Co
River Street
Cleveland
Boston Insurance Oop
Cee Baying
Vonal Board
Tokio
Hong
Wi Heaving
Francisco Yeveage Dalute
Colmunders Ees
Helvin Puller
Jon Ve Bie
Laweriver
the Range Headquarters
Richmcrsville
Danvilly
Ara Gudur
Japan
Amackville
Loveland
Squire van Renaaeliarte
Parker'e Grove
Anderson Township
Squire Yun
Alear
Paint Creek
Laweenocesurg
John Laborwood
Habess Savage
O'Eivek
P.M. Bay
H.W
Bamilton
Dr. Beauchamp
Butler County Medics
Julia E. Sullivan
Mamillon
Mina
Franklin
Warren County
Tina Cullum
L. B. Delacourt
Rome
Coldeimm
Oxford
Patington
Dude Bidkin
Birkpatrick
Wale Moore
Hosan
Jerry Morgan
Puck
Tie Aitiwleene
Alexander
Lanuuater
Micour Atlee Wright
Wilite Suépiur Dpring
Lexonoton
Generul
Widotlon
Pho Bonde
Raitrosd
New Yok
Ufayelie
Puumly Ablange
Ikydbie
Democratia
Kentucky
Appiarane
J. B. Payne
Senses
K. Hume
Wilent
Hy Eien
Bimow
LewisVille
Willis Drews
Tale
Garataldi
Atark
da Hagan
Pemaven
Am Sram
Hugh Fersob
Pune
Ogdensburg
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