London to disclose Cuban aid movements in notice to Congress
The Daily Gazette reports England will present a statement from the British Legation in Washington detailing Cuban insurgent support including arms shipments and privateer aid. It notes Montegue Bernard argues England must pay for depredations under the Florida and Shenandoah incidents.
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England
Washington
M. Montegue Bernard
High Commission
Florida
Shenandoah
Public Buildings and Civil Service Actions Highlighted
The House Appropriations Committee reviewed a cnt building project in St Louis with a plan for millions in funding. The Civil Service Commission received the President's message for approval. Additional items include confirmations in Internal Revenue and military posts, legal tender cases delayed, district consolidations ordered, and Hodges case investigation moves forward in the Senate.
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ST. Louis
House Committee On Appropriations
St. Louie
City Engineer Bowen v Walsh and Daily Dispatch Editors Hearing Set
Special dispatch notes a hearing tomorrow before Justice Beamy in the criminal libel case against City Engineer Bowen, Councilman Walsh, and Daily Dispatch editors. Also reports a deadly burn incident to a four year old in Columbus, railroad stock filing for Wheeling and Tuscarawas Valley, Athens Lunatic Asylum seeking 150000 for completion, and Military Claims board findings with 43540.90 in claims examined. 6198.93 unpaid. call for abolition and filing deadlines. Snow and general snowfall in Central Ohio.
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Bowen
Walsh
Daily Dispatch
Patrick Finnegan
Porthwest
Columbus
Wheeling & Tuscarawas Valley Railroad Company
Mills Township
Tuscarawas County
Wheeling
Athens Lunatic Asylum
Board of Military Claims
Ohio
Impeachment Move in South House Debates Gov Scott
In the House today a resolution to impeach Gov. Scott was debated. Bowen delivered a lengthy, earnest speech. There is pressure over a potential two thirds vote and possible court action if the House fails to act before recess. Governor Scott hints at resignation if convicted in the Senate.
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Bowen
New York
Scott
Parker
Elen
Snellen
Ger. Scott
Senate
Paris
McGrew's
Otha
Weber Niete
MicGrew
McGrew
Blackburn
Three Murders in Tennessee Reported at Union City
Mexpuis Dec 19 General Superintendent O'Brien says a man lurked near a Union City express building and started to run when confronted by police. He was shot and killed an officer, depot watchman Moran was shot in the shoulder, and the murderer was captured and jailed. Before dawn thirty disguised men overpowered guards, killed robber Levi Farrington, and abducted the murderer Toler from Reelfoot Lake Kentucky. The body later hung from a tree nearby.
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Cal
M. J. O'Brien
Southern Express Company
Union City
Dlacax
Michael Moran
Fen
Levi Farrington
Toler
Reelfoot Lake
Receiver appointed for Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia
Henry Perkins named receiver after the bank failure following Clearing House actions. Deposits estimated between five and six hundred thousand dollars. City Treasurer funds not involved. Bank previously troubled two years ago. Transfer details and stock status unclear due to partial text.
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Fourth National Bank of
Philadelphia
Paicabsienta
Henry Perkins
Fourth National Bank
Christmas Time And The Stores In Cincinnati
The piece extols Christmas joy charity and family reunions, then surveys Cincinnati merchants and shops. It highlights McGrew’s, Duhme Co, F Schultze & Co, Burkhardt’s, and Shayne’s furs along with jewelry, silverware, furniture, and carriages, urging readers to shop local for holiday gifts.
Hannan Lyons Christmas Meat Show At Sixth And Sycamore
The Hannan & Lyons meat firm at the southeast corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets plans a Christmas display. They bought twenty fat cattle and twenty sheep from Noah Low’s Fayette County farm for a Friday night opening with real Christmas meat for Saturday shoppers.
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Hannan & Lyons
Sixth and
Sycamore
Messrs. Hannan & Lyons
Noah Low
Fayette County
Messrs
Sixth
DC. Cahn
Fourth Street
Gazette Office
Indictments Reported in Tammany Erie Movement
From New York December 19. No new developments on the Tammany ring. Grand jury delivered indictments yesterday. no arrests yet. Three Erie management reform efforts emerge Heath Raphael Atlantic Great Western and Sickles. A Delmonico meeting united stockholders to oppose current Erie management. Committee includes W B Clerk and Reuben Manly. Contemplated repeal of the classification act to force new elections. Copies of Fisk letters to Miss Mansfield surface. settlement report denied.
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Tammany Ring
Tammany
The
Tribune
Fisk & Gould
Erie
Erie Road
Heath & Raphael Party
Atlantic & Great Western and
Sickles
Delmonico’s
Erie Railroad Company
W. B. Clerk
Reuben Manly
A. D. Williams
Clerk
New York Stock Exchange
Manly
Williams
John Swann
Fisk
Josephine Mansfield
Indictments and arrests fill boroughs and courts
Reports claim smallpox spread in Jersey City Hoboken and Trenton while grand juries consider indictments against several newspaper editors and executives. Mary Tweed Callender arrest and Olive Logan marriage are noted amid investigations into City tax dealings and Port Commissioners expenditures.
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Iweat Morning Journal
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Nk Smith
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Kentucky Senate and House Conclude Quiet Session in Frnakfort
Special dispatch from Franxfort Ky notes little business beyond U.S. Senator ballot. McCreery's nomination yields 112 joint votes to 20 for Harlan. joint session tomorrow to announce McCreery as Garrett Davis successor. Revenue law revision committee named. Bank of Kentucky dividend expected to raise 175000 dollars. Funeral for Gov Morehead’s widow observed. Congressional district reappointment committee named in both chambers.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati Gazette
Franxfort
U.S
McCreery
Gen. Jno. M. Harlan
Gen. Harlan
Garrett Davis
Senate
Talbot and Whitaker
House
Bank of Kentucky
Yeas
Gov. Morehead
Indiana jury finds defendant not guilty by reason of unsoundness
In Johnson County Circuit Court Indiana against Robert Benjowsky the defendant was charged with killing Charles Ringsdorf in Shelbyville last March. After a twelve day trial the jury deliberated two hours and returned a verdict of not guilty by reason of unsoundness of mind. The packing season closed today with twenty thousand hogs killed, compared to ten thousand last year.
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Franxwiry, Inc
Dac
Local Judge's Son Dies of Smallpox in Xenia
In Xenia a son of Judge Winans died yesterday from smallpox. A lecture on marriage and suffrage by Mrs. E. D. Stewart drew a large audience in the city. Cotton markets show quiet activity with scattered sales and bids, while Georgia reports James Smith re-elected amid a calm political scene.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Winans
Xenia
E. D. Stewart
Civil Service Reform and the President's Message 1871
The President urges Congress to enable civil service reforms and extend the current board's work into next year. He outlines proposed rules for exams, appointments, and perquisites, stressing honesty, efficiency, and public support for a professional civil service.
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Senate
House of
Congress
Civil Service Commissioners
Gladstate
England
Waica Ee
Geo
Wm. Curtis
Alex
G. Cattell
Joseph Medill
Davidson A. Walker
E. B. Elliott
Joseph H. Blackfan
Dav'd C. Cox
Sabing
So Manet
Naten
Ang Ie
Ieee
United States
Solic Naval _ Solicitor
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Government Resigns Amid Adverse Votes In Parliament
Fragmentary report notes the ministry resigns after adverse votes and an adjournment. The article references health funding and governance challenges, with mentions of investigators and a store foundry incident. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
Bible Reading in Public Schools Roils Cincinnati Then Brooklyn
The article discusses a historic clash over Bible reading in public schools, noting Catholic opposition in Hunter's Point Brooklyn who expel children for reading Scripture. It cites Catholic fears of undermined faith and seeks separate schools while condemning the public system as biased toward Protestant interpretations.
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N. Y. Belletristisches Journal
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Hunter's Point
Oore
Gin
Louisville Volkeblatt
Galen
Seases
Rane
Lorraine
Ware
Sean Eh
Ingeni English Debate on Postal Calls for Women
A discussion centers on how ladies should receive postal calls, given growing debate about postmen and men’s roles. The piece weighs acceptance when time comes and whether social norms affect who delivers notices.
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Wickel
Watchful Dog Saves Family as Fire Destroys Home
A watchman with a remarkable dog instinct helped save a family in a house fire as furniture burned. The dog alerted residents, enabling them to escape before the blaze consumed the structure. authorities and a writer from Harper's Monthly noted the incident amid reporting on fires and animal aid.
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