The Geneva Award and U S Money Distribution Debate
The article ranges across topics including anticipated funds from Great Britain tied to the Geneva Award, discussions on when payments will occur, and Senate views. It notes inquiries in Washington and mentions a U S bond consideration, with references to related governmental and legal scrutiny. It also covers naval movements, a South Carolina committee investigation into securities, and Cuban policy commentary amid Spain relations.
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Geneva
Waseingt
Great Britain
Congress
United States
Senate
Potomac
Last Honors for a Distinguished Man Funeral details for Clark
The funeral of Clark was attended by mourners including Madison and railroad workers. A rosewood casket bore the inscription Clark died 19 1878 aged 1é. Pallbearers named Evarts O'Connor Jones and others. Woodlawn Cemetery destination. Two young men drowned at Green Point in a river accident. The wreck involved the Rosa cecee and a search ship Senieke was aiding. The Pope's excommunication of King Victor Emmanuel anticipated.
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Clark
Madison Gely
William Mu Evarts
Charles O'Connor
Ofor
Chas
Jones
Joseph B. Varum
Bev
Woodlawn
Green Point
East River
Bosecacaametaen
Henner
Teers
Bat-oy American Center Graph Incorporation Proposal
A filing outlines Articles of Incorporation for Bat-oy American Center Graph, noting intent to establish headquarters and extend operations. The plan includes building, buying, and leasing activities as part of organizational growth.
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Dave
Delphi case: man found cohabiting with a pretty girl at Patterson House
Indianapolis June 2 a man named Segtites was found cohabitating with a very pretty girl named Lotta A at the Patterson House under circumstances surrounding a waning event or investigation.
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Delphi
Chi Senda
Patterson House
Loti¢a A. Ch
St Dova is a Blooded Murder in a Dispute
In St Dova, a man named Stephen was confronted during a dispute over Sethe sania bet bee ceome time. A hatchet was used and he was shot twice by a man who then fled with a hidden ally. The assailant and accomplice disappeared, leaving investigators pursuing them.
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Sania
Stephen
Wilkins
Fire Fiend Destroys Passaic Businesses in Night Blaze
A Passaic New Jersey fire caused near 100000 in damage last night destroying Aquackanonick House Yearance’s livery stable post office Cit Clerk and Survey offices Von Riper’s drug store and Demorest’s paint shop. Two men Henry Cotte and Henry Thompson were found dead in Yearance’s stable burned beyond recognition.
Battle at O'Donnell House Ends In Fatal Chase
In Sidney a shooting at the O'Donnell residence left Mrs O'Donnell in critical condition after intruders entered and opened fire. Armed pursuing citizens and soldiers overtook the assailants at Boat Potter Station, killing one suspect and mortally wounding another. names are not known.
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Ommaba
O. O
Sidney
Potter Station
Negro
Sanitary Measures in Boston
In June Boston officials pledge strong preventive steps to keep the city clean and healthy. The health department warns yellow fever and cholera are unlikely to spread locally but quarantine will be strictly enforced for all incoming vessels and crews to prevent harbor importation.
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Boston
Feder
Pearance
Fire Fiend Ravages Prairies and Towns Across Wells
Wildfires sweep scattered woods and fields causing destruction around Wells and nearby areas. The Huron Salt and Lumber Company works at age site were destroyed, with damages listed at twenty five thousand dollars and full insurance reported.Several miles of telegraph lines were burned, crews lost, and a fishing accident adds to the day’s grim toll as authorities scramble to contain the blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrorr
Mick
Quate
Huron Salt and ‘Lumber Company
Aguamceana
Law County Citizens Debate Townships and County Split
Residents of Law retice county discuss disfranchisement and new townships while votes test creation of a separate Ross county. Propositions include prohibition specifics and city voting restraints. Mr. Powell’s resolution moves annual elections to November after the first Monday.
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Neal
Lawretice
Ens County
Mr. Pease
Ross
Ana Pan
Mr. van Voorhees
Titisens
Ohio
Mr. Thompson
Warren County
Mr. Powell
Democracy’s leveling in literature and music tastes
The piece argues democracy in schooling levels children yet can sharpen essence, force, and directness. It warns against sentimental or sensational writing, urging readers to balance popular taste with broader, vigorous expression through music and literature.
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Rinaldo
Juanita
Piaiga
Adelaide
Philips
Mise’ Sterling
Liezt
Rubinstein
Schy
Scheubert
Bach
Osgood
Surise
International chess tent funds for Vienna opening
Dispatches note a municipal Strasbourg election siding with anti German candidates. Reports mention a ship partially turned near Gow, a Jalisco revolution with tax protests, and a British visit to England to seek alliance support. Executions against Gustave figurbes goods funded reconstruction efforts. Rio yellow fever spreads, Barcelona surveillance relaxed, and Germany hints at imperial succession changes.
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Strasbourg
Gow
Jalisco
Mexicoy
Rc Nev
Iush
England
Gustave Figurbes
Cuzco
Rio Janeiro
Lisbon
Rio
Bahea
Pernambuco
Barcelona
Union
Berlin
Iliam
Fred Sia
Various 19th Century News Bits Mixed With Incidents
Short items report a German woman’s fall related death, railroad passes restricted to employees, delays in War Department document investigations, a sultan resignation, Knights of Pythias appointment, a fatal child neck injury, Captain Jack mass murder claim, San Francisco Chinese troubles circulars, libel verdict bribery in New Orleans, and a saloon keeper killing in Salem Indiana with blows to the head.
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Dr. J
Wood
Henry Ew
Savarney
Margaret Graff
Evansville
Laney
Chicago
Postmaster-Gener
Aod
War Department
Ga Ory Aristurehi Bey
Charles P.carty
Indianapolis
Supreme ‘Lodge of the World
Knights of Pythias
Meacham
Jack
General Canby
Old Schonchin
San Francisco
Hong Kong
China
Hawkins
The
New Orleans Picayune
Salem
Indiana
Delon Heffron
John Halstead
Heffron
Halstead
Diverse Faith Notes and Church News from Early America
The report lists Baptists in Alabama, Unitarian and Methodist groups in Boston, and a Chinese wedding in a Presbyterian church in Santo California. It also notes Episcopal missions in Salt Lake City with baptisms and communicants, a holiness camp meeting, clergy family ties, a Wall Street broker trustee, and Zion's Herald commentary on Methodist preaching styles.
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Alabama
Norwalk
Sgeney
Oston
Chi A. Baptist
Caiiine
Santo California
Bedell
Episcopal Mission
Salt Lake City
Vara
Samuike
Hyem
Amene
New York
New York City
Brie
Papate
Beye
Mexico
Judy Strong
United States
Supre San
Zion’s Hérald
Boston
Unclear Fragments From Iowa Notices Mention Bishops and Homes
Fragments describe a Wednesday event at an empty House in a town ward and a child being commended. Bishop Andrews of the Methodist Church buys a home in Des Moines and plans future residence with links to Council Bluffs.
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Annie “Rega
Mulroy
New York
Age
Bishop Andrews
Methodist Church
Dés Moines
Feaba
Council Bluffs
Inexpensive netting shades for hot summer homes
The article describes making window nets and shades from cotton netting and wire to block heat and insects. It suggests colors for rooms, methods for temporary or permanent installations, and notes ease of construction with common tools. It emphasizes cost savings and comfort for cooks and housewives.
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Corso Egesteretyr Woods
Assault Case At Bucktown Court Delivers Odd Testimony
In a Bucks Town Police Court session an amused audience heard a limp, four foot five inch stevedore describe an incident with Miss Minnie who allegedly spoke of money. Minnie testified and the defendant Joe was found guilty of assault and was sentenced to three months imprisonment plus costs.
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Bradford
Bucktown
Hannan
Minnie
Joe
Miss Minnie
Newport Fire Report and Court Session Open
Newport notes show a list of 12 fires for the year with 6 false alarms and total insured loss 285 dollars with net loss 700. The Circuit Court resumes with the Taylor case first on the docket tomorrow.
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Taylor
Distinction Without a Difference In Sunday Concert Saleen
Unclear text presents a muddled report mentioning the mayor, superintendent, police, and attempts to end a disturbance downtown. It references Over the Rhine and saloon-keepers as part of a city context with officers involved in dispersing the scene.
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Saleen Busimest
Joe
Ape
Dazon Serta
Ieee Miller
Bose
Balaesthe
Rhine
Grounding of the Champion Sparks City Wide Alert
Last Saturday morning the Champion ran aground near Silver Grove after a long voyage. Rescue crews and anxious families waited as boats dealt with all hands. By five o clock the ship lay grounded, leaving residents and parents sleepless while reports spread through the city.
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Gauverakte
City Landing
Bezan
Bomen
Silver Grove
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk in 19th Century List
A long list of names appears as part of a marriage license record, naming individuals such as Lec L Satesi Tanite A Jones T Bann Rosiva Haymaker Wm Corry Antonio William J Thomas Georgiana Jones William Menah Jr Lena H Artem H Rottares Amanda Fiedler H Has Mary A Speer G Miller Eliz Lachel P pee ta basen Son Wa aD er afarbara Gorbauch Elizabeth Kolthoff W Warrin Amanda Holte Be Keifer Conklingann Clara Helen N Wie Ow W Chase Martha J Biner F Theis Matilda Behn F M Barnum W R Trichler Louis Were chulz C a F Ham Robert Louise Nagle J O Kane Adalinearry Minnie 8 a daw Holma J Goodwin Emma iy Webb J It chtel Celia Mer J W Williams Julianne Dolan Wisback Gelestine Bernhardt Maria Allaway C Gib eo Sarah B Bonham R Anschutz Veronica Tropt Frank M Jackson Mollie Jenkins Geo Kirk M Jennie Gibson P Re Bridget Rooney A Dalue Sarah J e Crawford, Joes Bates. This is a section of a marriage license record.
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Samenmasa
Lec.l
Adalinearry
Minnie
Dawtha Holma J.goodwin
Emma Iy Webb
J. It Chtel
Celia Mer
J. W. Williams
Julianne Dolan
Wisback
Gelestine
Jennie Gibson
Bridget Rooney
A. Dalue
Sarah J. E
Crawford
Rick
Uouleenderson
Joes and
Bates
Union Board of High Schools Ties Voting on Factory Unit
Unclear OCR text notes the Union Board of High Schools and a meeting led by the Chairman of Trustees of a faculty unit. Mentions Selah? and Goipaities. No clear events, dates, or names can be confirmed.
Covington Notes and Local Disturbances At Rail Yard Meeting
The article notes a large attendance at a railroad meeting in Covington. It lists several cases including Ellen Hayden of 110 Reet Street dying at eight, a child of Michael Broderick on Batchelder Street dying of cholera infantum, and barber Charles Bollinger recovering from a recent attack.
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Trurly
Sandford T
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Maine
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Fish and Praneries
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Afitnel Republican
Spain
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Cuba
York
Victor Emmanuel
A New Telegraph Company
Davenport
Indiamapolis
Ind
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Bucktown Beroils
Leve and Bazore
Ar. Herman
Seventh Street
Plum
Jim McLean
Corps Os
J. D. Jones
Newport
Staid
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Saeaieen
Jon
Cincinnati Observatory
Father Nussbaum
St.' Xavier's
Trouri
Covington
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