German Transatlantic Steam Navigation Company to Launch
Reports say a new firm the German Transatlantic Steam Navigation Company of a life will begin operations soon with a $10 million fleet of three dozen thousand ton steamers. Names honor Goethe Schiller and others. A Goethe voyage to New York is planned within weeks.
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Trans: Atlantic Steam Navigation Company
Great Britain
Goethe
Schiller
Herden
Daneoake Weiland
Leesing
Gellert
An Te Tracts
Chrngto
Hoboken
Ade
Wae
Mew
Xoyk
Horrific Child Torture Case Sparks Trial Calls
A twelve year old boy named Kissock suffered severe abuse in a township home. A rope bound his hands and feet and was raised, choking him. police found him after a shockingly prolonged ordeal. He survived but bears swelling and fear as investigations continue.
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Joe Lynch
Anashobe
Ean Lwin
Olenes Han Oe
Kissock
Sexton
New Jansary Trial Report With Guilty Verdict Expected
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a trial with an expected guilty verdict and mention a July date. The text references a defendant, a court, and a jury outcome, but details are heavily garbled.
Chicago Saloon Keeper Arrested for Attempted Sondey
Chicago July report states John Leonard, a saloon keeper, was arrested last night on suspicion of attempting a sondey or related offense. Authorities pursued leads tied to local disturbances in the city.
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Chicago
John Leonard
Fight on July 28 Ends in Tragedy at Sea
A reported clash between McLaughlin and Jim in July led to a disastrous outcome after a tumble on a boat. Three sailors fell into the water during the fight and drowned, while the melee disrupted the vessel and delayed further plans. The New York crowd dispersed as authorities sought calm and another clash was anticipated.
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McLaughlin
Jim Een
Alxty
New York
Herene
Pats
Multiple Disasters and Local News Flashes Across Cities
Internal revenue receipts for 1 July reach 7 536 280 in the figures. Reports cite cholera deaths in Bowling Green Kentucky and a fatal stabbing in New York. Clyde Glass works Rochester damaged 40 000 by fire. Portland Maine shops destroyed. Powell pump factory in Waukegan burned. New York Central festival at Newberg. Jewish Synagogue Chicago incendiary fire. Norfolk Virginia boot and shoe store burned. cholera deaths in St Louis last week 21 with 253 deaths total. Minnie W wins Alabama stakes at Saratoga. details of two races with times. Treasury Department approving civil service pensions at 6 percent. A petition to suppress a street march in Leven district. Hans Girod arrested in New York for concert swindle before sailing home. Steamboatman John Fisher run over on levee in St Louis. coroner cites suicide. Memphis meeting in favor of a new state carved from West Tennessee and parts of Kentucky and Mississippi. a convention planned in Jackson.
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Bowling Green
Kentucky
Casper Schuler
New York
Clyde Glass Works
Rochester
Portland Car Company
Portland
Mainé
Jd. F
Powell
Waukegan
Illinois
New York Central
Newberg
May
Second Streets
Chicago
Hermehner & Co
Norfolk
Virinia
St. Louis
Saratoga
Minnie W
Sallie Watson
Crockford
Hans Girod
Jones’ Woods
John Fisher
St. Lo
Cotoner
Why Children Die Cause of neglect and harsh winter practices
The article condemns child endangerment through overcare and exposure. It argues births are smothered with food and medicines, then kept indoors and shielded from air, while on cold days children go out inadequately clothed, exposing them to injury and death. It denounces using religion to justify such practices.
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Simmer
Prison sentences handed down in Criminal Court
Local report details multiple sentences in the Criminal Branch of the Court of Common Pleas. J H Connolly received three years for theft with youth cited. William Walker and John Pratt each got three years for related offenses. another man named Carnahan was felled by a five year term after a cutting incident. Mrs Frazer faced five years, with a suspended execution for thirty days to allow a possible Supreme Court appeal.
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Murdock
J. H. Connelly
Stoenage
Wilhelm
Richard H. Carnahan
Water Street
Major Blackburn
Connolly
Conpolite
Carnahan
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Blackburn, Cary & Wilson
Valentine Weéttinzel
Blackburn
Visiting Philadelphians visit sparks funding clash
An injunction effort restrains City Auditor from spending 1000 dollars for hosting visiting Philadelphian officials. Judge Tilden delays funds until next month while committees arrange a two day program including rides to Workhouse and several city sights with a music band at Eden Park.
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Warrington
Tilden
Hue
Hoffman
Kittredge
Ears House
Johnstom
Ae EU
Srs
Walnut
M Park
Shelter House
Park Commissioners
Eden Park
A Proposal for a Liberal Democracy in U.S. Politics
A private letter argues the Democratic Party is exhausted after defeats and urges creating a new cross party Liberal Democracy. It would unite present and former Democrats with offended Republicans, accept wartime outcomes, oppose monopolies and centralization, favor home rule, and promote free trade with a nonexclusive, inclusive platform.
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Bopa Abe
Maa Lo
Wanee Phanotcoemt Ope
Columbus
New York
Groesbeck
Democraticity Organization
Baltimore
Peomtouene
Ple
Albe
Perea
Washingon
Washington
Eness
Rey Dertagom
Onion
Political shift and loyalty in a Democratic stance
The writer discusses government power versus individual rights, stresses reform over radical change, and notes a preference to stay with the Democratic organization unless it collapses. He questions moving to a new party, values traditional ties, and laments the party's dilapidated state yet vows loyalty.
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GromspEcx
Brother of Hiram Powers In Minstrel Circuit In New York
A fragment reports a brother of the late Hiram Powers in the New York minstrel business under an assumed name. The note mentions Enoch Powers, born in the city, with ties to a past theater tragedy at Wood's Theater about fourteen years ago.
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Yesterdy
Esquirer
Hiram Powers
New York
Telage
Monroe Demget
Great
Seal Peas
Enoch Powers
Rami
Ae Wood
The Seathen Chinee Washeen House Story
A piece on sixth street Chinese laundrymen known for high quality work and late hours. A local tale shows a Presbyterian woman attempting to convert a Celestial washer, who humorously declares his religion and price per dozen washes.
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Sixth Street
Ohn
John
Jet
Eameneperens Si
Jobo
Biyil
Lockland Methodist plans new church and parsonage
The Lockland Methodist Episcopal Society started foundations for a new church and parsonage on a lot near the Lockland Wyoming station of the Cincinnati Bemilton Dayton railroad. Designs by Samuel Haunford, stone construction, seating about 600, aims for under roof by fall and completion next spring and summer as the area rapidly develops.
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Lockland- Wyoming
Methodist Episcopal Society of
Lockland
Lockland-Wyoming
Cincinnati, Bemilton & Dayton Railroad
Wayne, Wyoming
McLaren
Wayne
Worthington Avenue
Stone
Trom
Samuel Haunford
Hartwell
Yoming
Newportonian Fined for Street Disorder in Newport
Sebastian Harmon, a young man in Newport, was fined ten dollars plus costs this morning for disorderly conduct on the streets. A local official described Harmon's behavior as outlandish and out of control, noting his refusal to curb his drinking and causing disturbance in public.
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Newportonian
Sebastian Harmon
Newport
Jud
Marchant
Penile Be Be
Market notes from a dull trade day across commodities
The report shows sluggish demand and light stocks across items including coffee flour and molasses. Prices vary with prime to choice grades firmer on some lines while overall trade remains unsettled and receivers struggle to accumulate inventory.
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Kentucky
New Orleans
Comaton
Diaeero
Macatia
Ato Ra
Tacanus
Orke Fox
Gale
Domestia
Liverpool
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