Hamilton Board of Education votes to raise teacher salaries
The Hamilton Board of Education met with all members present except Goodman and Caldwell. A petition by George W. Leitch and 133 Third Ward business leaders urged buying a lot for Third Ward school use. Salary increases total over 8000 dollars for various grades and wards, listing many teachers by name and ward with amounts from 450 to 960 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Wid
Hamilton Board of Education
Goodman
Caldwell
George W. Leitch
Third Ward
Lida Cornell
A. Grammer
M. Daugherty
B. Grammar
Burkstresser
J.C. Strode
B. Potter
M.c.traber
Hattie Rose
Heilman
W. Young
BH. Corwin
Miss Mott
Ellen Bryant
F. Tyler
Martha Traber
Amanda Garver
L. Utterick
Fred Loehner
W. W. Smith
Hf. King
Queen Replies To Commons On International Arbitration
The Queen’s view on international arbitration is read in the House of Commons. She expresses gratitude for the address from Commons and says she agrees that impartial friends should urge rules to improve international law and support a permanent arbitration system. The House receives the document with hearty cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Otho Fitzgerald
Ildare
Uced
The
Commons
Icra
Hagety Gheersy
Ambiguous Prisons and Royal Encounter Reported Abroad
Unclear OCR text describes a morning entry into Spain with a Carlist officer and correspondents, a frontier departure, and a royal ceremony where many kissed the king’s hand. Mentions Velasé, Gen. Liz zaraga, and Theta uniforms. notes prisoners freed and a promise to fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamanal
Carlos
Spain
Indessriba
Maranice Velasé
Lizzaraga
Walti
Kingy Theta
Theta Ne Ees
Murderers Sentenced in Local Court and Quarantine Arrival Noted
Lorenzo Hardt received a five year term for homicide in Menthesear County after a death in the case of Mortnem sak. Mathew Pitzox pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter and got six years. The Havana liner finally landed passengers after quarantine delay. Preliminary steps begin for a statue of the late William H. Seward in Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Hardt
Causio
Mortnem Sak
Menthesear
M County
Pratt
Sidg-Sing
Mathew Pitzox
Ome
Havanna Crenuee Pay
Mexico
Wm. H. Seward
Central Park
Medical Charity Opens in New York West Side Infirmary
A new charity hospital the West Side Infirmary for eye and throat diseases opens Monday with officers elected by the legislature and led by Doctors Kenneth Reed and Stephen Dee. The paper notes its rank as a leading metropolitan medical charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anekn Ieee
Cunard
Tri Re
Maxwell
Capen
Peepee
Col. Young
Cunard Line
West Side
le Ebature
Sanness
Marsoo
Kenneth
Reed
Military court query on General Howard and Indian massacre inquiry
General Howard faces potential court martial over neglect of duty and embezzlement charges tied to Freedmen's Bureau funds. The Indian massacre near Rawlings Wyoming prompts Stephen R. Hosmer to lead the commission, with fellow appointees named by officials. New commissioners include J Powner and others to inspect Northern Pacific Railroad sections.
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WassingTon
O. O
Howard
Tuesda
Meter Gene
Mi Nagy
Mreau
Aarp
Justice Woll
Anterior
Stephen R. Hosmer
Zanesville
Ohio
Rawlings
Wyoming
Hosmer
J. Turney
Campbell
Wom
Chicago
Boner
J. &. Powner
Delaware
Appo
Iver
Agene
Arey
Phil Washington
Thome Ashi
Oregon
Z. Farts Sturges
Diat
Columbia
Northern Pacific Railroad
Police encounter with crowd on Twelfth Street at Brown and Evans
Chicago July 18 Roundeman Crolty of the Twelfth Street Police-Station met a rough crowd at Brown and Evans streets at one this morning. He ordered dispersal but they attacked him, striking and injuring him during the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roundeman, Crolty
Twelfth Street
Brown and
Evans Streets
Fragmentary Civil Rights Bill Debate and Misc News
A scattered 1900s style dispatch notes varied items including Memphis cholera absence, silver and gold shipments, a San Francisco committee meeting on civil rights, Indian agency remarks, a bridge project near St Joseph Missouri, a Philadelphia canvass mishap, a poisoning incident, government bids for gold, lightning deaths, and a Wilkes portrait renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Schoner
Louisville
Senttcoke
Evansville
Tourene
Memphis
Senate
San Francisco
Rebaeaaly
Elmira
New You
Aes
Estern
Rspaire
Tate Forest
Wilkes
Ludlow Street
Industrial Congress debates arbitration and union fusion
The Cleveland letter reports a labor congress considering arbitration over strikes, calls for a national union, and amalgamation of trades under the Amalgamated Union plan. Delegates discuss constitutional items as adjournment nears amid disputes over recognition and seating.
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Leveland
Rocky River
Howe
Dhe
Lava
Rman
United
Committee On
Congress
Committee On Trades Unions
Home Ofgailzine
Iron Molders’ Internati Union
Committee On Amalgamated Union
H.J. Walls
Gon. Grees
Fehrenbatch
Congress i
Whierefipou" Sottie
Political alignments emerge at July convention in Volksblatt report
The Volksblatt notes a July convention in formation, with debates over forming a new party or backing a platform and ticket. Names like Wm. B. Caldwell and Dr. Townsend surface as possible governor candidates, while divisions persist among Democrats, Republicans and reform factions.
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Volksblatt
Sform
Wm. B. Caldwell
Dr. Townsend
Lorain County
Judge Chase
United States Senate
Commercial
Credit Mobilier Party
First Baby Letter From A Proud New Dad
A garbled diary style note claims a sister Emma about becoming a father for the first time. The writer jokes about a baby girl named Addie and compares her to a horse, detailing humorous misstatements and medical references. The piece shifts to a Central Falls funeral anecdote ending with a quip about mourners and the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Snow
Addie
John
Central Falls
Moshassuck
Cemcom
Oaknes
Ladies of Noa Bonri Rally Against Smoking Restrictions
A fragmented report notes that women titled Noa Bonri unite to oppose smoking bans in public spaces including street cars theaters and panels. A.J. White & Co saw-mill near Memphis was set ablaze last Sunday night causing about 5000 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.j.white & Co
Memphis
Unclear fragment prompts limited historic summary
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an Indian preacher and church activity but lacks concrete events, names, dates, or locations to form a clear news item. The readable parts reference steamey or five etc but do not yield verifiable details.
Illinois editor notes afloat in San Francisco plans
Inaccurate OCR fragments mention Illinois editor and plans to arrive in San Francisco in the fall or early spring. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Pimosit
San Fraloisco
Sponge Cake Instructions From A68 Era
A scrambled note outlines making a sponge cake by beating eggs with sugar until light and foamy, then folding in whites. It mentions a modern oven and timing steps like adding half at a time and whipping to a light texture.
How to Bake Rich Lemon Rhubarb Pie Step by Step
A faded recipe fragment outlines lemon rind and juice with eggs sugar and flour for a crust filled pie. It mentions rhubarb sliced very thin and layered under a pastry to bake slowly, with a note to pre bake crusts and seal edges.
Puzzling Household Scene Stuns Local Observer
A fragment recalls a strange domestic incident involving a man named Bull and a woman called Mrs Bull. The account describes a tense ascent and a dramatic descent from a home gable while neighbors comment on the surreal event and its outcome.
Fragmented memory tale of Aunt Sallie and a tragic fall
A fragment from an interview recalls Aunt Sallie recounting a past incident in a town house with glass parlor doors. The tale centers on a man who fell from a doorway after being pushed, ending in his death. Sallie reflects on remorse and what could have changed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie
Sania
Agni
Feil Ares
Pat Casey Dies After Fall on Steep Beargrass Steps
Patrick Casey fell while descending treacherous steps to Beargrass Creek in Louisville, breaking his neck and dying instantly. The 37 year old had no known family. The article notes turmoil in railroad and stock markets, with references to city and national securities, and ongoing financial instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Casey
Beargrass Creek
Louieville
Retail Market Report From Furpar July Sales
Receipts were large and demand fair as prices held steady for staples. Commodities ranged with peaches selling around 40 cents, lard and oils steady, meats in fair trade, and grains showing mixed but steady pricing amid a broad market note.
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Furpar
Ogee
Ronie
Ieee Co
Nor
Prime Samoa
Ms Jd
Stomi
Neespppa
New Orléans
Breid
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