Centennial Tea Party and Senate Civil Rights Debate
A Washington dispatch outlines the House Judiciary Committee's amended Civil Rights Bill with changes on cemetery clauses and separate but equal accommodations. It notes proposals for a Maryland Ship Canal study, King Kalakaua's visit to New Bedford, and the Centennial Tea Party in the rotunda with the President and Cabinet in attendance. It also mentions appointments in the Treasury and Alabama Claims proceedings with the Splendid case before the court.
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Honors to the King and Civil Rights Bill debate
The President and Cabinet visited Kala Kaua today with Gen Sherman. King Kala kaua will visit Congress Friday as the House Judiciary Committee weighs a supplementary civil rights bill and debates school desegregation and equal facilities. The Pacific Mail inquiry continues with Irwin’s testimony in his room and a forthcoming sub committee report.
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Richmond Inc Ledger Excerpt Features Bond Increase in Incest Case
Arthur Badmer charged with incest appeared in court after forfeiting a 62000 bond. judge raised bond to 4000 with his father Bennett Baumer standing bail. Oliver T. Jones, longtime Centerville Bank cashier and county official, died last night leaving fifteen children. St Pauls Episcopal Church young ladies to open a fair tomorrow evening for church benefit.
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Oliver T. Jones
Centerville National Bank
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Saloon License Fight Ends in Temperance Victory
After eight days of bitter debate in Rusprats Inc on December 16, the William C. Callaghan liquor license case closed with the Commissioners again ruling for temperance and right. Attorneys for the liquor side hurled epithets at supporters of town sobriety as the hearings dragged on.
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Rusprats, Inc
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Grave Disinterred in German Emigrant Death
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gasette from Van Wert Ohio reports a German emigrant Carl Wolfe who died by his own hand last week. His grave was opened and the body carried away by unknown persons. A Ft Wayne doctor and a burly man were seen together the night of the death, suggesting the possible suspects. Excitement grows as cemetery officials vow pursuit and justice.
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Weaver's Undertaking Establishment
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Shover
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Leavin
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Bt. Louis
Nichols v Executor verdict for services in probate case
In Common Pleas Court Perry Nichols sued The Executor of Allen House for services before House decease. The jury returned a verdict for Nichols totaling 685 dollars.
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Disastrous fires sweep multiple cities causing massive losses
The report records fires in Forest City Arkansas Hartford Connecticut and Akron Ohio with total losses surpassing 750 000 in Boston area fires. 200 workers lose employment at Leonard Silk Company warehouse Point and other mills. Additional items cover Bangor Maine St Charles Missouri and St Paul Minnesota incidents with deaths and injuries noted.
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Infanticide report and other 19th century crimes in Cincinnati area
A Dec 16 dispatch reports two infant remains found near a home of a man called Uncle Phil with one infant possibly stillborn and the other months buried. Other items recount a steam cutter accident injuring Alvin C. Lewis, hog thefts in Washington C. B., and sentences for rape and assault. Also noted is a mine superintendent mortally wounded and a governor’s warrant for execution in Westmoreland County.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Phil
Leach
Alvin C. Lewis
Harrispuac
Samuel Beighley
Westmoreland County
Joseph. Kerr
Railways clash as Baltimore and Ohio resists price cuts
The Western Bureau reports reduced freight rates by railway commissioners after the Baltimore and Ohio declined to join the combination. Officials say B&O will meet any rate drop if forced, arguing it would hurt other member lines more than itself and noting its strong credit and stock. A Mansfield dispatch hints at a wide pact among B and C, A and G W, and Erie systems to reroute time freight and passenger flows through Mansfield, boosting regional rail facilities.
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Meeting of stockholders of the Columbus Chicago Indiana Central
An amazed meeting of the Columbus Chicago Indiana Central Railroad stockholders was held in New York. Directors' report ordered to be submitted. Stockholders discussed guarantees and criticized the Pittsburg Canncincan St. Louis Pennsylvania Central concerns. Chicago depot secured by Baltimore & Ohio for Exposition building. trains to run next week.
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Senator D W Voorhees Address Delivers Finance Views
Dispatch reports a Washington Daviess County gathering where Hon D W Voorhees spoke for several hours to endorse his senatorial bid. The crowd showed strong enthusiasm and frequent applause as he presented his views on financial questions.
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City v Blackie jury deadlocks in ninth case
Special dispatch from Axton Ohio reports the City versus Blackie over the Mc jardance violation ended with a jury disagreement. This marks the ninth case to suffer the same fate.
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Blackie
Kentucky judge case vacated duel dispute
JuBee McManna of the Frankfort Circuit challenges the State Contesting Board ruling that vacated the Kentucky Court of Appeals clerk position. Jones had been deemed ineligible for accepting a duel challenge and a governor ordered a special election. Jones continued to perform official duties while facing further court action.
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Thosias C. Jones
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Methodist Missionary Society Meeting Actions and Grants
The Methodist Missionary Society in New York met to close the year with allocations for Padina Mexico property purchases and repairs. Rev. Wm Butler was granted power of attorney to secure title. Substantial funds supported domestic missions and a Rome area factory initiative in Italy amid a grasshopper plague. Benjamin Stillman, referee in the Proctor Moulton case, reports that previous imputations against the plaintiff were untrue and admits the publication’s falsehoods.
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Specie shipments to Europe and shipwreck at Romer Shoals
Yesterday New York to Europe saw 738000 dollars mainly gold coin. The steamship August Andre grounded at Romer Shoals near New York Sunday and threw overboard fifty tons of sugar to lighten. The Louisiana Returning Board met in executive session to consider protested parishes after a Conservative protest. Arkansas held about 26000 in currency and 32000 in state scrip at Stoddard bank in Little Rock when suspended. An eschecery Court appointed a receiver to take control of the bank and its assets.
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Workman Granted New Trial In Methodist Case
In Curiaco Illinois on December 16 the Methodist Judicial Conference granted Rev. T J Workman a new trial after his expulsion from the Rock River Conference for immorality. The minister’s wife faced a murder trial in Eureka Illinois. Five sailors drowned near Provipener. A steamship Hermann from New York has arrived at Sourgampron.
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