The Shah Visits Bank of England and Other News
The Evening Star reports the Shah of Persia visiting the Bank of England to inspect a major Christian institution. It also notes a century plant, a new farmers' daily journal in Chicago, and political debates in Ohio and Hamilton County. Dueling and Beecher topics appear with editorials on moral issues and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Chicago
Taz Enquirer Te
Ohio
Knights of the Plow
Allen County
Reform Platform Summary From Labor Leaders
A fringe labor reform platform endorsed by Mr H Beeny and other New York radicals promotes a national labor movement. It outlines a complete system of progress for the whole people, drawn from various labor platforms and aimed at uniting labor associations across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaerc
H. Beeny
New York
Wood’s Theater
MAVEN
Businew
Ache
Josh Jayne Wee
Carpenter speech on poverty and living costs sparking debate
The Utica Observer reports Carpenter claims poverty while paying high rent and insurance. Buffalo Courier quotes library and book costs as high. R. B. Taney noted for long tenure and wealth from salaries, drawing contrast with poverty claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Observer
Carpenter
Buffalo Courier
Bonati
R. B. Taney
Broken Bank Letter Warns Whites Against Debt Risk
Senator Sumner writes to President Saget calling a southern bank a failing venture born of white misrule. He argues the profits from enslaved labor funded wars and that white leaders refuse future drafts unless gaining equal privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saget
Hayti
Aly 4
Sumner
Krs
Gulf
Atlantic
Indignant Women Call Out Jury Trial Threat in New York
Suffrage advocates hold an indignation meeting in New York denouncing Judge Hunt for ordering a guilty verdict against Miss Anthony. Resolutions praise the New York Sun and condemn prosecution as unfair and harsh, arguing it infringes trial by jury and jeopardizes liberties nationwide. The remarks recall earlier protests by the Women’s League against taxation without representation and critique political alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffrage Women of
New York
Hunt
Miss Anthony
United States
New York Sun
Yooung
Republican Party
Wells at Cobden Club Attacks Tariff and Banking Evils
David A. Wells argued in London that protection overreached itself and damaged American industry. He linked tariff and currency to national ills, blamed banking and land monopoly, and urged a broader critique beyond the tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Wells
Cobden Club
London
United States
Mr. Welle
Massachusetts
Theor Mors
David’ A
Welle
Moonlight and Shen Tan AMERICAN Law Record praised
The notice highlights Moonlight and the Shen Tan AMERICAN Law Record as an artistic gem and a superior volume. It lauds the beauty, shade, and novelty of the work and notes its availability at ODK stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman M. Moos
Vincinnati
Stereg
Preston
Desert
Convicted Thief Is Sentenced In Police Court
Charles Blackb formerly of St Louis was convicted in the Police Court this morning of stealing cups and saucers from the steamboat Chas Bodmann and was sentenced to three months in the Workhouse. Judge Marchant called it bad luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blackb
Chas, Bodmann
St. Louis
Marchant
Pocket-book finder faces court for larceny
Charles Westermeier proprietor of a canut stand was arraigned in the Pece Court on larceny charges after finding a lady’s pocket Saturday and keeping it. He was fined costs. The judge noted that intoxication spared a heavier sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Westermeier
Lee
Tularceny
Arrest Report in Kington Incident Describes Disorderly Conduct
A poorly legible police blot shows John Miller arrested in Kington for acting indecently toward women. Officer Hill intervened. Miller reportedly offered money and appeared to flee, his behavior described as more than merely unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Kington
Hill
Mane Marouert
Watch-snatcher Brennan jailed for larceny at Vine Street store
William Brennan, the watch-snatcher from St. Louis, was brought before Judge Archant for petit larceny. He allegedly stole a timepiece from a Vine Street jewelry store near the canal bridge, and faced imprisonment and a $100 fine on conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brennan
Vine Street
Canal Bridge
Star
Archant
St. Louis
Undutiful Son Punished for Road Sentence
Frederick Annewehr, a man who mistreats his father when drunk, was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to thirty days on the road plus about four months in costs, with Judge Marchant noting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Annewehr
Marchant
Cholera Morbus Strikes County Jailer Evitt
Squire Evitt the county jailer suffered a severe attack of cholera morbus last night this report notes. The brief item records a health episode affecting a local official and hints at subsequent arrangements or concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Evitt
Sad Death of Fourth Street Hatter Mr John Burkle
Mr John Burkle a famed Fourth Street hatter died after a deadly arm infection led to amputation. Doctors Clendenin and others advised removal as last resort, the operation occurred near ten yesterday but he passed away this morning at five. Burkle believed a childhood bloodletting caused the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Burkle
Fourth Street
Burk _Evers
Clendenin
Dares
Muzzy
Comegys, Jr
Falla
Reuben Hussy
Mr.Burkle
Isis
Court docket prints many minor charges before Judge Marchant
A lengthy police court record lists numerous defendants with penalties including fines and costs, periods of imprisonment, bail forfeitures, and dismissals. Violations range from concealed weapons and vagrancy to assault and battery, malicios destruction of property, and petty larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayiale Guio
John Kline
August Lehneider
Wm. Condor
Perieromeer Yount
Maggie Bite
John Fitzpatrick
Henry Kroger
John Shelton
Mary Burke
John Watts
Josephine Moon
Elizabeth Sheridan
Julia al
Mary Cronda
Michael O’ Dowd
Mary Francis
Shremp
Joseph Scowell
Henry Meyer
Kate Haley
Chas. Williams
Frederick Annewehr
Jas. Brennan
John Miller
Louis Schaffer
Hattie Anderson
Sarah Edwards
David Loder
William Turnor
Louis Rheinholt
Geo. Jemef
A. W. Eilis
John Skelpe
George Cooney
Harles Blackburn
George Weatmeier
Costes
George Gorman
Resistang
Costa
Catherine Mahle
Lou Johnson
Rank Brady
William Brows Vagin
Lizzie Ever
Lizziery
Frederick, Hommeyer
Ie Timberman
Martin McDevitt
Mary Pavia
Martin Sebastian
Jack Morar
Ags
Georg Key
Henry Freemab
James
Avi Fisk
M+ rye
Thad Coffig
Patrick Burke
Henry Rees
Wm. Brennan
Joseph Thole
Kate Dean
Henry Williams
Nicholas Power
Agnes Moore
Sudden Death Inquest On Morris Slowman
Inquest held this morning into the death of Morris Slowman who lived at No Fourth Street and kept a Gething store. The evidence showed he had intemperate habits and was attacked with a epileptic seizure about seven o clock, dying instantly. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Slowman
Ogeene
No.ourth Street
Kalish Wins City Amateur Boat Championship
John Kalish won the city amateur boat championship and gold medal at Orange Grove. A race was scheduled for seven this evening on the Queen City Rowing Association course from the foot of Fifth Street to the suspension bridge and back. Crews will row 16 foot working boats built for the event between Mesera Will Shannon and Charles Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Grove
John Kalish
Queen City Rowing Association
Fifth Street
Suspen Bridge
Mesera
Will. Shannon
Charles Carey
Deaths Reported in Local Area Two Victims Named
An obituary note lists Eliza and Jacob Kuntz among recent deaths. Eliza aged 21 years and 9 months died after a short illness at 641 Eastim Street. Jacob Kuntz, 76, died after nine hours of illness at 618 Rave Street.
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Chelera
Eliza
Chios
Anya Aris Bas
Courtesy to a Stranger Judge Frees George Gore in Court
George Gore of St Louis was arraigned on charges of being drunk and disorderly. He acted outrageously striking an officer. he received a 20 day Workhouse sentence, a $200 fine and costs, plus another $50 fine and costs in a separate case.
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Marchant
St. Louis
George Gor
Arges
Bein Arank
Ace Restatin
Rmen
Ech
Cuyerer
Cer Thartz
Black Crook Revival Fails As Police Court Fines Imposed
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Hattie Anderson and companions in a revival of a show at Cutter Street. A man in the house appeared intoxicated and staggered outside with broom shovels as police arrived. Both parties were fined in Police Court for public disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Anderson
Cutter Street
S David
Ben
Winn
Zea
Sweeney
Lghere
Judicial decision on case involving Warrington and Myconalt
A court case discusses a long volume of the record with plans and exhibits. The cause was reserved to General Term for decision. The court favored the plaintiffs Tamsey, Matthews & Bdey for Hamseens am and Warrington and Myconalt, with about a year’s dispute and no rendition.
Property transfers and lot sales in Colerain and surrounding townships
The notice lists numerous property deeds and transfers across Colerain and nearby areas, naming heirs, executors, sheriffs, and buyers. It details lot sizes including feet and section references, prices such as 17 700 and 8 510, and parcels along Fifth Street, Court Street, and East Ridgley Street with dates around 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tepereer
John Leibroo
Colerain
Othe
Thornton
W.sterbuck
Henry Paebie
Hart
Patrick Britt
Fifth Cy
Central
Hall
Sellew
George Lyons
H. H. Bruns
Court Street
Linn
Avocue
J.B. Dellers
Oycamore
Auburn Stree
J. B
Bfar
Fifth Street
Vine Street
N.G. Pendleton
Maurice Front Etree
Teak Price
East Ridgley Street
Wae Nee
Mooney
Henry Meble
Third Street
Afternoon Market Review of Imports and Exports Leaders
Reported at 1:00 P.M. Monday July 2 with last 44 hours data on leading articles. Several item prices and quantities appear, including bris family, bris de, and bushel figures for corn, oats, and related goods.
Man Struck Woman With a Buty Case in Clinton County Court
Court heard a violent assault in which David Fisk allegedly struck a woman in the face with an item described as a buty at Clinton. Judge imposed a fine and costs after the defendant faced the court this morning while the victim requested no mention of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
David Fis
Mary Davis
Fdar
Fisk
Law Report in Superior Court on Religious Property Exemption
The Superior Court case concerns enjoining the Auditor of the district over property claimed exempt as used exclusively for religious purposes by the Catholic Parochial Schools, the Gravier College and related sites. The proceedings discuss church and convent properties, corporate powers, and whether city use of certain properties was lawful without formal acts, with extensive references to judges and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alao
Vier College
Whuroh
Bt. Francis
St. Thomas Church
Genoa
College
Vasher aLoom
Tilden
Negerieg
Getzendanner
O. J
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LAW Report
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Bemelin
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H. A. Shipley
Arth St
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Menkina
Effervecci
Bo Oraherd
P. Zb BU & CO
D . Ahnestock
4Th St
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Ators Association
Philadelphia
Benouen Wen
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Peg Co. Baker & CO
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James Kiren
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J. E. Frey
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Pets
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AOHN
Weenar Street
Vine
Scott Street
Covington
Dailey
Scott Greenup
New York Medical Universi
Labore
Mount Adams
Gee Aery & Ear
Coe
Pat
Geo . C, Smith
Hamilton
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