Constitutional Convention adjournment plan outlined this month
Ten New York papers report the death of a fourteen year old boy from intoxicating liquor. Pax Temperance War moves toward Lincoln Nebraska with a parade and inauguration. New Hamistine elections set for the 10th for Governor Railroad Commissioner councilors representatives and local officers. Boston court rules a wife cannot recover money lent by her husband. Brewers in Chicago raise beer prices by two dollars per barrel to aid reformers in Ohio. Bengal famine reports warn of starving hundreds of thousands and millions at risk. Centennial commissioners appointed by Governor Allen mostly accept. Gov. Allen opposes redistricting. Congress debate on clerks and disabled soldiers pay passes. Spring elections urge honest township governance. Ohio House redistricting bill outlines 15th District composition.
Crusaders' Whisky Campaign Forces Surrender at Marietta
Local women and allies campaign to stop liquor sales. After persistent prayer meetings and public pressure, Dave Edgar signs the dealers pledge and quits selling liquor, with his stock and barrels removed to the gutter. The scene sparks cheers as bells ring and crowds celebrate a public health victory. Edgar enters a butcher partnership while the reform effort plans a male league to aid former sellers.
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Whisky Crusaders
Dave Edgars
Dave
Cnbon
Court Street
Richmond
Edgar
J. D. Brown
Men’s League
John Farrell
Lim
Barney Conroy
Siamese Twins Autopsy Details and Yale Banquet Update
Autopsy indicates Siamese twins could not be separated without death. Banquet for Yale alumni honored Chief Justice Waite with President Grant among attendees. A preacher urges charity toward Western women workers and criticizes judgment of their efforts. A new Pebston Agents bill proposed to end current agents and pay pensions directly from the Pension Office.
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Yale College
Waite
Grant
Su- Court
Henry Wallop Beechen
Pemarke
New York
Ieper Lawrence
Olio
Pebston
Eutoplan
Carlist War Fights Near Bilboa End in Heavy Casualties
In Spain the Carlista Reos clash near Somorrosto fifteen miles northeast of Bilboa. Five thousand Republicans encamped are reported. a bloody engagement ensues with about one thousand Carlists killed. Royalists flee toward the river while the Carlist Junta is said to have Nor surrendered. Churches and public buildings sustain bombardment. Local society notes slow but steady upheaval as events unfold in the city.
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Spain
Somorrosto
Bilboa
Boa
Lanka
Eupentoen Hovocs
Reverend Ballentine Denounces Liquor Defense Speaker
Rev Ballentine spoke for one hour and three quarters, debunking liquor deniers who claim divine right to extract juice from fruits for sale. He recounted his liquor dealer experience as large audience applauded. The women’s war on whisky continued with prayers and songs, Mrs Atkinson not promising. They vow to persist until all opponents are defeated.
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Charley Valentine
Val
Arcade
Visit to the New Lunatic Asylum at Athens
A March report details the quiet opening and early operation of the Athens Lunatic Asylum in Ohio. A visiting party including Dr. Gundry and state officials toured the facility, observed wards, and noted modern amenities, staffing, and planned admissions. The piece critiques retrenchment efforts while praising Gundry’s leadership and the asylum’s humane care.
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Ohio
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Congress
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Washington
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General Assembly
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Kentucky
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Heaven
Hell
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Cincinnati Times
Mra. Dahlgren
Samuel Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Vinton
D. Zenner
D. Zenner & CO
Aday
Athens County
Over Goats & Boys & Youths Clothing
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CO. Biddie
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Winslow
United States
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New Orleans
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Simmons
Slacon
Wail
Post Pai
Hosen
Jowmn Church
Cakdwell
Inio
Aibene County
Lave
George R. Walker
Cornwell & Thomas
D. C. Cornwell
Ami
Perkin
Main Street
J. H. Parsons
C. E. Batterson
Parsons & CO
Beaver
Astrachan
Melton
Castor Beaver
Lomeo Cormfortas
American Building
South High Street
Columbus Cabinet Co
Columbur
Outre
Theodore Comstock
K & H. F. Booth
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Gay
Brown House
Athens, Ohio
Steenrod & Golden
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The
Pioneer Drug Store
Dase
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Mulnitrect
Abkema, Ode
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