Mobs Parade and Military Details Dominant in June Report
June coverage highlights a parade with troops in charge of a crossing at a battery and crowds at Broadway blocked by guards. The report notes the deceased Cuban General Agramonte and a memorial display with a catafalque and family presence. Also covered are the Jerome Park races with notable horses and prize money, plus the Tallah mission survivors arriving in New York for an official inquiry into Captain Tyson's death aboard the Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Ae Battery
Broadway
Janes & Wrenet
Rh. Fox
Ora
Ville
St. Petereburg
Catafalque
U. S
Tallah
Navy Yard
Tyson
Evere
Requimaux
Joe
Hap
Rowan and
Porter
Hall
Fragmented OCR notes on patent law and state politics
Disjointed text covers patent caveat rules under the Patent Law of 1870, caveat renewal and secrecy, plus New York district legal actions, gubernatorial succession, and state election timing. Mentions include District Attorney Crowley and the General Assembly, with references to appropriations and committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douanok
Mezteo
Cape
Ambunte
Jadiah Bureau
Surit Eee
Sreelae
Crowley
of District of New York
Sentena Bis
Ew York
Payne
Patent Office
Two Trains Collide on Shared Track in Newark Tragedy
Reported in Newark yesterday a collision on a single rail line between a freight train and a passenger train from New York. Engineer Samuel Stewart died from injuries and several others were injured or killed as passengers jumped from cars. About 100 sheep on the freight train were killed. delays reached over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New York
Ottconeun Deel
Aéeme
Samuel Stewart
Kelly
James Ites Os
Jersey City
Mc- Tighe
Jersey
Sahian Sea
Framed Text Reflects On Murderer James Carri Ate
Fragmentary report notes the court case of James Carri Ate who murdered a victim last year. A party line description states he delivered a calm speech before execution and died without a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Ane
James Carri
Ray Moral
Fragments Describe Public Safety Item Incomplete Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person passing by own action or serious case. A shape is described as three years and at medium height with dark complexion. A deceased individual is noted to have died at two o clock with left breast related wording, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiladim
Ohio Citizens Debate License Law for Alcohol Sales
A condensed summary of discussions in Columbus where citizens from Franklin Guernsey Delaware and Cote counties advocate a license law governing the sale of intoxicating liquors. The record notes speakers including Mr Mitchiner Mr Baber Mr Russel and Mr Rickly presenting varying regional views on the constitutional careinS act and cumulative system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OrUdunerivoni
Senecay
Powell
Delaware County
Mitchiner
Cote County
Baber
T the Bar
Franklin County
I Corra
Coe
Russel
Rickly
Albright
Guernsey County
Conumbus
Beens
Various World Events Highlight Turbulent Times
Reports note the Ascot Derby winner Gang Forward and ongoing clergy clashes in Brazil. Bank of England bullion totals 181000 pounds as Amadeus and wife arrive in England for the summer. A Lingau Cape Breton fire has unknown damage. Rome reports monks from suppressed monasteries may flee to Bolivia and Chile. French officials resign after a ministerial circular. Mutinous troops restructured under Gen. Unbinety near Nalida. Austria hosts Prince Nicholas of Montenegro without Turkish envoy reception. French vessels D Estang and Saint engage in Atlantic travel. Minerve and Euridice at Sydney. The Sultan grants Egypt control measures and new treaties. Dissenters shake the Kadist camp. Dorregarray’s removal stems from intrigue with Marquis Vaide Eepinas. Vienna Expo preparations advance ahead of June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Amadeus
England
Lingau
Cape Breton
Rome
Bolivia
Chili
Mnet
amNowane
Nalida
Unbinety
Vienna
Austria
Princ’ Nicholas
Montenegro
D’estang
Dion Sy Mar Cane
Minerve
Euridice
Sydney
Egypt
Vaide Eepinas
Jackson 'S
Schultz
Unclear early 19th century notes on campaigns and weather
Fragmentary items report specie shipments valued at 600000 with 30000 remaining of 45000000 three percent bonds. Rain totals near 270 to 100 inches at a location. Military orders include escorting Minister Orr's remains and troop movements at the Texas border. Various deaths, trials, and social actions appear with local events and legal notices, but many details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanie
Orr
Boston
Wyelena Shoshone
Columbia River
Grant
Sherman
Belknap
West Point
Sqiadron
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Hill
Texas
John T. Kelgers
Torami
Susan Bere
Terre Haute
Mt. Pleasant
Young
Walworth
Abon' Frank
Posies Gazette
Leal
San Francisco
San‘tente
Big Tree
Universal Peace Union
Polic
Merk Ntwata
Louisa Oho
Exisa
Golding
Lebanon Presbytery Visit Described In June 1873 Dispatch
AT Special Correspondence from Lebanon on June 10 1873 report on the first and second day of the Presbytery session. Delegates from Lane Seminary and local clergy discuss missions licensure and church duties while Lebanon’s schools and hospitality leave a strong impression. The narrative notes scenic views and the kindness of locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Ola Reliable
York
Old Station
Cincinnati Presbytery
Gen- Assembly
Itimore
Geo. H
Presb
Fullerton
Board of Foreign Missions
Lane Seminary
D.H. Baldwin
Req
T. H. Skinner
H. Smythe
Messrs
Pelton and
Wiloughby
Lane Fheological Seminary
Morey
Chris
Myrtne
Pepremaker
Mount Auburn
Holbrook
Normal School
Strone
Speerty
Local Police Court Session Ends In Unclear Stay
Fragmentary notes describe a police court hearing this month involving a defendant who faced a charge and a reference to law custody and a possible school treatment or aid. Names and details are unreadable in the fragmented OCR text.
Gould Poisoning Final Settlement Reached in Police Court
In a morning session at the Police Court Mr Geo W Shaw the manepee whose fate led to the arrest of Rogers faced the court again. On motion of the prosecutor and with Campbell agreeing the case was settled finalizing the matter this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Geo. W. Shaw
Omeeam Rogers
Campbell
Officer’s conduct questioned after arrest in larceny case
Coleman, a police officer, arrested Bridget Holland on petit larceny after a woman claimed pay dispute. Holland, a tidy washwoman, said she seized a parasol to obtain pay from Blanche Bryan, the prosecuting witness. The officer allegedly demanded she go to the station, though the witness did not appear and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Bridget Holland
Oliver Street
Blanche Bryan
Paon
Court clash over animal cruelty case and judge’s remark
Henry Cole a drayman was examined after a horse suffered sores from harness while hauled by A J ApJones of the ASPCA. Judge Marchant criticized the prosecution saying the case was trifling and The judge insulted the prosecutor before the court. The horse valued at what he called 100 was deemed excusable to drive if not suffering greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cole
Apjones
Marchant
Essingentleman
Dadge Marchant
Local man James Boyd survives fall after suspected strike
A young man named James Boyd allegedly involved in a Bucktown incident chose suicide by leaping from a second story dwelling on Third Street near Elmee. A cement inspection revealed a shattered stone slab suggestive of a hammer strike, though he remained unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkey
James Boyd
Bucktown
Third Street
Elmee
Chamber of Commerce Revises Constitution and Rules
The Chamber of Commerce reconvenes to reconstruct its constitution with remarks by George F. Davis John Gano James Glenn 8 Lester Taylor Benjamin Eggleston Hi Wilson Brown and Charles Kahn Jr The new articles set initiation and annual dues and limit individual membership to firms only A standing arbitral committee of fifteen is created with a ten day window to file exceptions after award and potential rehearing by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Association
George F. Davis
John Gano
James Glenn
Lester Taylor
Benjamin Eggleston
Hi Wilson Brown
Charles Kahn, Jr
Messrs
Brown
Taylor
National of Trade
Mr. Taylor
Committee of
Mr. Davin
Board of Officers
Metropolitans Police Access Patrol Trial List
A list of ten Metropolitan Police access patrol officers slated for a three day trial before sworn service. Names include Li Atkinson, Geo Bartlett, Ree Butler, B McCarthy and others followed by additional initials and surnames. The document enumerates numerous officers such as John Lyons, J H Jaeger, Thomas Tighe, John Fortmas and more in a historic roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiaupey
Keesler
Li. Atkinson
Geo. Bartlett
Ree Butler
B. McCarthy
Robert Ey
Needles
J. H. Jaeger
Greene
B. Bricktey
Haat Weathe
Frank Foo
Namara
John Lyons
Gee
McDevitt
Joseph Austing
Mattia
Daniel Brisman
Jog Sore
Kelly
Oe da Ryan
Nicholas Mor Thomas
oHugh
Charies
Fisher
Joba
Cook Jas
Kane
Tchard Soon Mathees
John Matley
N Murray
F. Kianke
Henshaw
In Small
C. Wappenstein
P. A. Brazel
P. A. Brazel Ohn
Pat Gallagher
Jane Tovletst
Gal R
John Muel
Thomas Tighe
William Mekb@y
John Fortmas
Names of residents and associates listed in local directory
A fragmentary OCR list shows numerous individuals with surnames such as Chumley, Guilfoil, Keete, Moran, Pat, Craven, Weaver, Welch, Thompson, Jones, Wright, Cox, Kell, Kelly, Kremer, and more. The text reads as a long roster of names likely from a community directory or notice, with occasional initials and titles interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opeieen Chim
Geo
Resainger
Bn Geo
Diatler
Jon K Klineer
Martin Stab Jenes
Chumley Saco
Clark
Hornbrook
Ebro
Henneman
Parka
Is Keete
Barley Moran
George W Ote
At. Kennedy
Wyers
Wm. James
Memioney
John Weaver
Maurice Welch
F. ‘Ryan
Samuel Deannele
Richard Thompson
John Aante
Curren
James R. Jones
Chas
Thomas
Lina
Wm. J. Wright
Richard Cox
Bruble
Houliet
Free_ man Mundy
H. Rowalt
John Wea Mer
Charecter
Adam Kerns
Koumaan
L. Kechier
John Kremer
Bonner
J. Hammel
H. Howort
Jno. Macyarr
Joseph Fitzen
John W. Kene
James Kelly
J. G. Luken
A. J. Tworth
James Young
Martin Kite
Sweeney
J. Francis
Great Chicago Show Aims to Draw Crowds on Central Avenue
Amusements note tents planned on Central avenue and Twelfth street to host a week long Great Chicago Show weather permitting. Nat Hyams promotes a varied entertainment lineup at his theater attracting amusement seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
Nat. Hyams
Ninety third O V I Reunion Plans at Dayton Tomorrow
Hamilton notes outline officers and reunion details for the Ninety third O V I to occur in Dayton with half fare transport from the CH and D R B. A large local delegation is expected. The Miami University Oxford case calendar resumes in Common Pleas with John Reinke and John Backman Jr. charged in a December highway robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Common Pleas
Ju Gilman
Miami Univer Oxford
John Reinke
John Backman
Philip Pflanzer
Notorious Captain Seigman Faces Indictment and Bail Bond
In a curious case at Odd-Tellower Hall tonight Captain Seigman faces indecot exposure manda petbon under Esquire Joe Gates. A horse theft suspect, Mr Hehman’s horse, was examined yesterday after a failed sale attempt. Bail set at 300 dollars. Election for Chancellor occurs next Saturday with candidates J B Hallam and John W Menzies. result uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newprosr
Apne
Murdock
Odd-tellower Hall
Columbia-street
Terian
Capt
Seigman
Mande Petbon
Sracene
Esquire
Joe Gates
Mr. Hehman
J. B. Hallam
John W. Menzies
Pendleton County
Indictments Reported by Covington Grand Jury
Covington hears indictments for larceny battery and related offenses. Names include Scott Rageway Frank Myers Thom Daniel and John Decker. A youth named Z fare found guilty of a tennis related slay incident. punishment involves confinement in the penitentiary. Local officials cited include Harvey Crothers on Lower Market Street. Reports mention Vandaler and a fire at the pall mill at the foot of Scott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
Mattie Craig
Graid
Cena
Harvey Crothers
Nam Vandaler
Gurney
Vandalér
Scott Haere
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Board_of Supervisors
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Aha
Agra‘monte
Solénin Roh
Peter
Oo Gantripenese
Gramazagra
Non ‘Agramonte
Garios
Catsostello
Republic of Cuba
H. Hernandze
Cap
Fensasta
Gen
Jordan
Jose Epher Devillegee
Antonio Zambbadael
Jerome Park
Neeting
Wee Mican
Jonkey Clab
Rea Nee
Watson
Zzy Lucas
Brennus
Uty Pease
Ernst
Annie Hall
Pete
Fadladen
Orebsan
Agnes TA
Spanaie
Mexico
Wate
Kitkapees
Waseineron
Pep Stes
Acaenas
Général' Assembly
Roather
Eees
Mueller
Tehicago
Ohio
Geirao
Aiey
Ascot
Gang Forward
Aoe
Braz
Presbytery
Logal News
Nion
Tom
Saameel
Amimaile
Chamber of Commerce Consti
Covington
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