Internal Revenue Actions and Appointments Noted
The document records IRS officials in Missouri and Colorado enforcing new labeling rules on tobacco over sixteen ounces. It lists presidential appointments including Isaac L. Mahon as Chippewa Indian agent and others as postmaster, consul, U S attorney, and U S marshal. It also comments on Mrs Hall and Captain Hall of the Polaris expedition and a forthcoming official report.
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Internal Revenue Matters
Wy Arentos
Internal Revenue
Aras Soviee
Jolly
Fleet District
Missouri
G. B. L. Brown
Colorado
Chicago
Toledo
Internal Revenue Office
Collectors of
Isaac L. Mahon
Lake Superior
A. B. Newpher
Milleraville
George W. Taylor
Texas
Port Lewis
Felix Branagan
U. S
Robert J. Alcorn
Mississippi
Indictments Grow Against Tweed Ring in City Court
In New York City the Court to day issued fifteen new indictments against members of the Tweed Ring. Six indictments name William M Tweed and other parties unnamed as yet. The cases relate to alleged frauds connected with a new county courthouse project. Coroner holds inquest into Mrs Susan ONeil death at 78th Street.
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Young
Susan O'Neil
Facis O’ Neil
O’neil
Tweed & CO
Ole and Terminer Court
Ring
Wm. M. Tweed
Billiard Tournament Set for Irving Hall on the 23d
A grand three ball carom billiards event opens at Irving Hall on the 23d with top American players and two French stars Am and Garnier among entrants. Matches to 800 points award a silver chalk cup cash prizes and two diamond lockets for best average and longest run.
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Irving Hall
Am and
Garnier
Joseph Dion
Cyrille Dion
John Sat Maurice Daly
William Goldthwaite
A Revolutionary Celebration The Battle of Bunk Mill
Yesterday marked the anniversary of Bunker Hill with parades by the Odd-fellows the United Order of American Mechanics and others. Many buildings were handsomely decorated and the Odd-fellows hosted a grand reception for visiting brethren.
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Bunk Mill
Bunker Hill
Odd-fellows
United Order of American Mechanics
Breth
Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill Observed in Charlestown
Charlestown marks the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary with a near holiday, business closures, and flag bedecked streets. The event gathers the United Order of American Mechanics in large numbers as losses from a Westboro fire reach about $60,000 with $40,000 insured across offices and shops.
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Providence
Ap Nerida
Bath
Weed Eine
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
United Order of American Mechanics
Weaconsese Ter
Ater Westboro
Locks & Brigham
Central Block
Matka
Reedes
H. ‘Perry & Co
Hors e Thief Brady Hanged by Vigilance Committee
A horse thief named Brady, taken from St Louis on Monday, was seized by a Vigilance Committee in Pacific City upon train arrival. The committee, chaired by the Sheriff, hanged Brady to a tree after recovering a horse of the Sheriff’s. Brady had warned that locals could reach him there.
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Brady
Generoes
Pacific Cry
Sherif
Pacific City
Fatal Falls and Fire Sweep Illinois Towns
In Peoria a 15 year old, Peter Detries, fell into a 75 foot well at the Woolen Mill Yard. He died of severe injuries after his extraction. Near Naperville a C B Q brakesman was killed when struck by a bridge and crushed between cars. In Ambro a motel fire destroyed the Potter House early June 18, likely caused by a kerosene lamp. heavy losses reported.
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Peoria
Aurora, III
Naperville
Ambro
Ill
Brutal murder on West Wheeling ferry boat
Caspar Powell a 65 year old butcher and his 14 year old son from Gravel Hall near Bellaire Ohio were attacked by two men Geary and Emery on the West Wheeling ferry boat at noon. Powell killed with a stone after his son was assaulted. Geary was captured three miles from town. Both assailants fled to Belmont County Ohio.
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Wheeling
West Wheeling
Ohio
Caspar Powell
Gravel Hall
Bellaire
Byery
Geary
Belmont County, O
Pittsburg Banker McLean Bank Closes Amid Suspicions
In Pittsburg on June 18 a banking house on Fourth avenue, run by 8 R McLean, suddenly closed. A. Long of the Exchange Bank alleged McLean deposited a $12 000 check on the Dry Goods Bank of New York, of which only $8 400 was drawn. The Dry Goods Bank says McLean had no funds or credit. About $30 000 of his paper is believed to be out. He also addressed a note to another banker offering Mastern drafts for exchange.
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Pittsburg
R. McLean
Fourth Avenue
Ite
A. Long
Exchange Bank
Aldershan McMasterd
McLean
Dry Goods Bank
New York
Monary
Phillips
Rallie Pits
Sri Poetting
Woodbury
Powell
Allen County
Vorirom
Ohio
Mr. Voris
Frieberg
Voris
Punlore
Committee On Elective
Nnbi
Kerr
Searse
How to boil and serve ham for dinner
The article gives practical steps for preparing ham including soaking overnight, boiling until tender, and testing by bone removal. It notes whether to skin the ham, and suggests finishing with grated bread crumbs and egg yolk for a browned crust. It also warns against adding cold water during boiling to avoid toughness.
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Letter from Missouri Praises Jasper County Growth
Special Correspondence from Carthage Missouri extols Jasper county as a growing hub with cheap unfarmed land near Carthage from five to ten dollars per acre. It mentions rail connections, local businesses including mills, shops, a woolen factory, banks, and churches, and praises education and Yankee ingenuity driving progress toward prosperous farms and neat homesteads. Oliver H. Prep. signs off.
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The
Star
Cakth Jasper Co
Missouri
Jasper County
Carthage
Drug and Notion
Maracare
Dalopus
Uae
Oliver H
Troy Special Correspondence Reports Local Court and Town News
The June term closed with guilty verdicts in several criminal cases including Hartman and Haytt for whisky theft from a freight car and others for burglary. A street sprinkler is installed to curb dust and two roughs face jail for coal tar vandalism near the depot. Express horse Kit dies after an accident at the depot. Morris House changes hands to C. Kramer, aiming for a successful run.
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the Star
Troy
Haytt
Hartman
Tippecanoe City
Hiaytt
Fulton
Urbana
D. C. Miller
Express
John Riley
Riley
Morris House
C. Kramer
City’ Hovel
Piqua
Kramer
Morrie ‘House
Mutuals of Troy Triumph Over Modocs in County Match
In Troy two years without major games end when the Mutuals beat the Modocs of Piqua 83 to ... Shidaker shines with a home run as the club cements its claim as Mi ami county champions. Senator John Morris rests at home after the session. Warm weather but a sprinkler keeps things comfortable.
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Troy
Modoccs
Jacks
Mutuals
Madocse
Bhy
Miami County
Young
Shidaker
Modocs
Piqua
John Morris
F. A.D
Ohio constitutional convention debates election timing and offices
June 17 Columbus report covers petitions on license laws prohibition and woman suffrage. Debate on Article III section on executive offices and November state elections with discussion of Lieutenant Governor role and tax office staffing. amendments fail and committee report on executive department is adopted.
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Mullen
Foran
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Boat Seret
Hoadly
J. Foran
Gurley
Godfrey
Overnor
General Assembly
Neal
Commodore Vanderbilt
N.Y. Central Railroad
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Baker
Headly
West
York É Treasury
Root
Cook
Wasty
Logan County
Treasury
North Carolina
Maine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kiinvis
Penholmayehelaxing
Egein
Lapplause
Tuttle
Captain Jack Native American Hero in Oregon Forest
J. Conner of Richmond Indiana praises Captain Jack a Native American who led about eighty warriors against the United States army in Oregon. He argues for liberty for the survivor of a nation and condemns the extermination war waged by the government, noting many casualties on both sides.
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Captain Jack
Forest
Oregon
Suez
Ows
United States
Jack
J. Conner
Richmond
Ind
Money Making a Duty and the Genius for Wealth
An essay contrasts natural talent with money making, arguing wealth pursuit can warp character. It likens financiers to artists and inventors, warning that diverting talent to gain profits would dull a genius, though some see fortune as a legitimate outlet for ability. The piece ends with a drunken remark about vanity and downfall.
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Raphael
Beethoven
Rotherhild
Am “Astor
Peabody
Bierstadt
Minister's Heated Sermon Sparks Fringe Debate
A chaotic account describes a minister delivering a fiery oration with phrases like Let us, a curious crowd, and a flash of tension over taxes. An Eastwood resident’s sharp eye spots a unipet tree image on an ice storage pane, while an editor chronicles the scene and endures a lively exchange. The editor vows to attend services despite his wife’s disdain for the newspaper’s tone and the provocative ad.
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Pacetia
Eastoo
Read of the fashionable croquet game
A fragment notes croquet as a fashionable pastime with striped stockings signaling the attire of ladies. The line hints at the social context and attire associated with the game.
Local Court Docket Includes Dismissals And Delays
Docket lists multiple defendants with charges including battery assault larceny and destruction of property. Several cases such as murder in the second degree and vagrancy are continued or continued until late dates and costs are assessed. Names include Charles Russell James Grand and Robert McFall among others.
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Ley
Dlamiavea
Paward
Logan
Ring
Aaneeee Kennedy
Gjomianed
Outtie
Charles Bandcoste
Thomas Madden
John Bennett
Paul Miscellaneous
Joseph Pesan
Cdi
Kama
Willem Wesault
Edward Keller
Thof
Charles Russell
James M Grand
John Allen
Melly Smith
John Gosson
Samuel Thomas
Conrad Goetz
The Hunt's Grove Murder Charge Faced in Court
Robert McFall and James McDonald appeared in Po Court charged with second degree murder linked to a Druid Society gathering at Hunt's Grove. Victim George Burckhardt died after injuries from the attack. a saloon proprietor's wife was also gravely injured. Bail set at 5000 each. continuance granted to the 28th.
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George Gramp
Elm
Fourteenth Sts
Burckhardt
Hallam Leads With Narrow Majority in Bracken District
Unofficial returns from Bracken in the county indicate Hallam trails Menzies by 22 votes, with Hallam holding a projected majority of 5 after 71 informal ballots are excluded. The districtwide tally suggests a tight race across a large territory.
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Hallam
Bracken
Coun
Menzies
Aeigeaig
Mal Hallam
Maj. Kenton
Owus
Kenton County Grand Jury Indicts Multiple Defendants
The grand jury reported indictments including William Willett for uttering counterfeit money, Ann Brancis for grand larceny, and others such as W Anderson Ephraim Run and Harris for assault and battery, carrying concealed weapons, and liquor sales to minors. The trial session included John W Clark for obstructing a lie and land law disputes, with a warrested suspect in a prior grand larceny case. Official county vote tallies showed Misechetal majority in the late judicial election.
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BR. P
Willett
E Anderson
Anderson
Ephraim Run
John Lane
John W. ‘Clark
James Oat Aga Nat
Issu
Kenton County
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