McComas bill sparks strong Democratic opposition in Ohio
The McComas anti gerrymander bill, aimed at barring redraw of Otto and Mary Isa districts, faces sharp opposition in the Ohio House committees. Democrats say it risks grave consequences and constitutional issues, while Republicans warn it could disrupt party representation. Congressman Wilson of West Virginia criticizes the bill as unconstitutional and a risky political ploy.
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Postmaster Appointed At Asylum Baldwin County
An appointment announced today makes ABC as Asylum Baldwin county postmaster replacing A H Rico. The town’s townspeople signed the application with many locals endorsing the selection.
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Woman's Rights Clash Over College Leader Charges
Jackson Miss March 13 Special report on the governor and board of trustees of Cyrimbua College weighing charges against President Cocke. A committee found no immoral conduct, but faculty and most students opposed his leadership. Calloway to lead until June reorganizes staff. Debates cite women’s influence and a push for a female head. Commits report on treasurer's finances forthcoming. Charity ball in St Augustine described as major social event with national attendees.
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Philadelphia
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New Orleans Flood Overwhelms Levee Front Date Unknown
Water pours over levees across Canal Street and into the business district as rivers rise to sixteen to seventeen feet. Major streets flood, warehouses and sugar houses submerged, with crews racing to reinforce breaches. Memphis reports alarming river levels. Arkansas City and other towns brace for further inundation.
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Navy Budget Debate Sets Warship Funds at 26.5 Million
In the House of Commons Lord George Hamilton stated appropriations for building warships next year total 26,466,000 pounds, excluding armaments at 1,700,000 pounds. Samuel Stott, MP for Flintshire, questioned reports of cruelty toward political prisoners in Sibens and urged British pressure on Russia via the St Petersburg ambassador. W. South answered there was no confirmation of the reports and no power to press Russia. Army appropriations were granted.
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Empress Eugenie Paints Poems For War Widow Relief
Ex Empress Eugenie writes poetry and edits letters of her late husband and son for publication. Proceeds will aid widows of 1870 war soldiers. The book includes letters from the prince imperial and other ranks.
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Murderer James P Davis to be hanged at Pittsboro
Special from Raleigh report details a Chatham county murder case. James P Davis, a white man from North Carolina, confessed to killing his employer John Horton, after a rooming dispute. He led investigators to a tobacco barn burial, burned remains, and claimed Horton attacked him first with a shotgun. Davis, slated for public execution March 28, appeals to the governor for clemency.
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Cotton debate ends bonus proposal at Southern Manufacturers
A March meeting of the Southern Manufacturers Association resolved that since cotton packing materials remain unprofitable, the proposed 10 cent bonus per 100 pounds of tow cotton will not be allowed on the next crop. The Sun's Cotton Review notes mixed market movements and shifting room trading as futures and spot prices fluctuate amid varying port receipts.
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