Suspensions and scandals shake Brooklyn institutions
Reports describe the Brooklyn Trust Company depositors facing potential losses, hopes of a 33 percent stock advance to cover deficits, and a looming director meeting. Separate items note an arrest order anticipation for a Belgium murder, plus Bow en Tilton church inquiry delays and a Roscoe murder accomplice denial.
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de Tieetee
Ethelbert
Brooklyn
Iver Chauncey
Carl Vogt
Cain
Supreme Court
Belgium
Bowen-Tilton
Plymouth
Beecher
Bowen
Tilton
Roscoe
Charles Goodrich
Lucette Myers
Mexican Government Not Pursuing Aggressive Policy
A pirate radio report from Mexico indicates no desire to back aggression against Semenen or the United States. The note claims Mexico handles the issue with restraint, while other items report military discipline and post office stamp concerns amid public notices and legal opinions involving Carl Vogt and related treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Rio
Gauger Appointments and District Debt Report
Frank A. Cane is appointed Gauger for Colorado District and Silas Reed named Surveyor General of Wyoming Territory. The Acting Comptroller refutes inflated District debt figures, stating no floating debt exists and current revenues cover expenses with a sinking fund sufficient to meet interest and retire annual obligations.
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Gauger
Frank A. Cane
District of
Colorado
Silas Reed
Wyoming Territory
Blatchford Old
District of Columbia
Trict of Columbia
That Legislative Assembly
Congress
Chicago and St Louis News Briefs
Chicago reports a workman killed from a fall of fifty feet and a boy fatally kicked by a horse. Races feature wins by American Girl over Chicago and Topsy over Hattie. A seven thousand dollar reward is offered for the Speecean of the China & Pacific bets. In Missouri cholera spreads with casualties in Prairie Village and Troy causing deaths and business disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Moraski
Topsy
Hattie
Spcceen
China & Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Louisiana
Prairie Yillaee
É.x
Cellent
Troy
Noted Bellevue Resident Ends Life After Dinner
Dudley Develinge, about sixty, of a farm three miles from Bellevue, shot himself after leaving dinner. His act is described as deliberate with unknown motive. He leaves a wife and family.
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Bellevue
Dudley Develinge
Develinge
New Turf Sensation Shocks Olathe Crowd
A breezing report from Olathe touts a stallion named Mugaier as a prodigy on the turf. He reportedly made a heat in record speed yesterday morning drawing horsemen from across the state to witness the startling performance.
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Olathe
Saly
West
Aoa
Mugaier
Bree
Death by own action reported in Kansas City rumor
A fragmentary, unclear notice from Kansas City recounts a fatal incident described as a death by own action. The text mentions a crossing, a person named Emanuel, a railway track, and references to a possible cause yet remains distorted and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Emanuel Peeks
Sans Clay
Fragmentary note hints at names and damage plan
The readable fragments mention individuals Lena, Laueri, and eerie with a purported view to destruction. A partial line references Peete and a PERO seating, suggesting a chaotic scene or note with unclear intent.
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Lena
Laueri
Eerie
Another Scorch in Jersey Destroys Homes and Buildings
A destructive fire in New Jersey destroyed several structures including a church and residences. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night as flames swept through multiple buildings causing estimated losses around 25 000 dollars. No injuries reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Ennison
Ruskle
Aged Man Suicide in Worcester Last Evening
Josiah Pigerew aged eighty of Worcester died by his own hand at South Natick last evening. Investigation by local authorities notes suicide as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Josiah Pigerew
South Natick
German family arrives in AuROoRA. boy drowns at wharf
A German family arriving by the General Lytle from Cincinnati lodged at the wharfmaster's for the night. A ten year old boy fell from the wharfboat into the river and drowned before help could reach him. searchers used grappling hooks but the body remained missing at late hour.
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Auroora
Ind
General Lytle
Cincinnati
Sparks
Prominent German Chemist Gustav Rase Dead at Eighty Five
Aged eighty five Gustav Rase a renowned German chemist and mineralogist has died. Reports note his contributions to science and mineralogy and mark a notable loss to the field.
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Gustav Rase
Don Alphonso
Austria
Cuenapostate
Cuban Republican Committee
Spain
Maine Convention Aug 12 and Various Northeast News
Items report the Maine Democratic State Convention set for August 12. John P. Hale dies from a hip injury. Silas Reed named Surveyor General of Wyoming. two Conover brothers drown at Long Branch. a Brooklyn illicit still seized by revenue officers. Benjamin Rathburn, famed New York forger, dies aged 82. Washington Market declared a nuisance and being removed. E. S. Mills of Brooklyn Trust Company leaves $200000 to wife. a Roscoe arrest in Goodrich murder misreported.
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Maine
John P. Hale
Dover
Silas Reed
Wyoming Territory
Conover
Long Branch
Brooklyn
Benjamin Rathburn
New York
Washington Market
Mills
Brooklyn Trust Company
Roscoe
Goodrich
Chew
State Department
Timothy Vanscoy
White Plains
Aberee
Origin of Meteors Comets Proctor Suggests Reassessment
The article discusses Proctor's revived view on meteor and comet origins questioning earlier ideas by Schiaparelli and Newton. It suggests meteors may travel in groups or streams, questions solar system capture theory, and notes connections to known meteor streams such as the Leonids linked to Tempel's comet.
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Proctor
Schiaparelli
Newton
Jupiter
Uratus
Hind
Harper’s Magazine
Judge Blatchford Dana Row Leads NY Dismissal Debate
In New York Better. New You July 19 1873 Judge Blatchford rejects sending Mr Dana to Washington to answer alleged offenses in New York The Sun and Shepherd gang are blamed for libel screams and political manipulation Caleb Cushing is praised for public service and dog suppression plans The article notes Philadelphia Centennial commissions and odd state politics involving D M Boyd Jr of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Indiana claims, with Jerusalem like temptations toward a national incident.
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New You
Blatchford
Dana
Washington
District of Columbia
New York
Shepherd
Weenington
Philadelphia
Titian
George O. Evans
Kemble
Mr. Coffey
Mr. Evans
Coffee
Evans
Addition
the Sun
Caleb Cushing
Geneva
St Hon. Fernando ‘Wood
Mr. Wood
Fernando Wood
Admiral Cockburn
Col. Scote
Pennsylvania
D. M. Boyd, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Boyd, Jr
Pr — Aiece
Ind. Ia
Grant
J. D. M. Boyd, Jr
Pare
Penker
Tom Scott
Unite States
D. Jr
Ecretary of State
Sevral States
Fragmented 19th Century Note on Washington Ring Trial
A partial OCR fragment mentions a boss thief linked to a Washington ring and names like Kemble Philadelphia Addition Silence and Suratt trial. It references a judge, a secretary, and lawyers, with lines about the Sun, sewer and exploits by T Mars h fite and L A L.
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Pany
Washington
Ke Kemble
Philadelphia
Her
Mhyrey Yan Ie
Esobe Suratt
T. Mars H Fite
T. Murphy
Ran Oe Sures. L. A. L
Child Labor in New York Factories Exposed by Brace
A detailed survey by C. L. Brace in Harper's reveals tens of thousands of children in New York City factories. Envelopes, gold leaf, paper boxes, artificial flowers, tobacco, and twine plants employ many youths, some under twelve, earning only a fraction of adult wages. Poor ventilation and dangerous machinery prevail, with long hours and minimal schooling.
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Gore
New York
Taraan
Mies
Ane
New Ns
Mate
Cii
Asm Apert i
Indu
Brees
Lsree
England
Eure
Rane
Neese Bene Sven Ogement
C. L. Brace
Hagper’s
Pugilist Peter Croker and Dublin Boxer in Fifty Mile News
English fighter Peter Croker and Dublin’s Jack Boylan figure in a brief athletic note within fifty miles of New York. A separate Fitchburg Massachusetts accident reports J W Fletcher crushed to death while coupling two cars, leaving a widow and child.
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Harry Genet
Guilford
Connecticut
Bovddivt MadiBdon
Peter Croker
Bogios Catey
Jack Boylan
Emi Mmrinntion
Boston
New York
Washington
Ohio
Missouri
Hoad
Hell
Dublin
Pounds
Fitchburg
Maso
J. W. Fletcher
Local Payroll Fraud Raises City Alarm at Bus Firm
Report of payroll fraud shows 18 of 22 cash fares unaccounted for as Mt. Auburn Street Kashroid Company discharges several workers. Officials say greed and temptation lead to theft and improper payroll practices while a riverbank incident adds to city concerns about law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Fragmented OCR Snapshot of Market Note and Abbreviated Names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions market activity and prices with garbled terms such as feasmrae and par receipts. It references buying and selling, percentages, and a daily note from a Central Daily Review style source, but lacks coherent names, places, or dates for clear reporting.
Market Report From Wrownespar July Trade Dulls Across Commodities
The market shows excess demand not meeting supply with dull heavy trade for multiple commodities. Prices drift, quality notes vary from fine to common, with steady to slow activity in grain, shipstuff, bran, pork products, and hemp markets amid cautious demand and fluctuating quotes.
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Ohio
Inglis
Rio
Ees Steadiy
Ougniss Gheny
A &E
Paris
Aioe
Saat
Sumao
Sumao For Not , Refined, Senaynd At $200 Pores Tome Wa Cabie For Old Strow
City Mess Cult
Reece Stare Ak
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Kate Stoddard
Isaac B. King
Lizzie L. King
Kate Stood
Bebo
Ghter
Raymond Street
Rooklyn
Snes
M. Gher
Colum
John G
Poostoffice
Poetellos Bepartutat
Generil William
Carl "Vogt
Praeia
Workman
John Dempke
Henryard
Iowa
Peter
York Express
Danie Quinn
Art Dietance
Union Street Bridge
Kansas
Mitssourti
ST. Lowis
Xewww
Jerse
NVW
Clas A
Howard Thornton
Lord Goron
Manitoba
Endalph Kitterer
Joseph Busch
Our Rinbledelphia
Excurao
Marnak Papi Pennates
Ean
John Kuyder
Comets
Shi
United Several
Sun Jack Shepherd
Newark
Eggieston
Eade
Wenanceal, and Commercial
Wrouxspar
Maeres
Aden
Gabbret Beview
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