Letter from Washington on Panoche Grande land dispute
A Washington letter discusses Senators Pomeroy and Harlan backing the Central West and Stewart Conness Nye favoring the Pacific region, amid a long conflictover McGarrahan Panoche Grande mining claim. It details alleged corruption by New Idria Mining Company, suppression of records, and political pressure to block or delay patent action in Congress and Senate.
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Harlan
Jos
Central West
Stewart
Conness
Nye
Pacific
Senate of the
United States
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Senate
Mesers
Congress
Supreme Court
Supreme Conté
Compess
W'Varrahan
William MrGarrahan
California
Panoche Grande
Dépad Td
District Court
Idria Quicksilver Mining Company
Tract Inn
Quicksilver
Washington
District Court of California
Metsarraban
New Idria ‘Company
New Idria Company
Mcarrahan
Idria Company
McGarraban
United States Surveyor General
Caleb Smith
McGarrahan
Dember
Smith
Nis
Judge Usher
Usher
Attoc
Qourt
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Clifford
House Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Ashington
Possegg
San Francisco
Dow
Pine of
Frank
Otief
Pee
House
Equatter
Williams
Howard
General Land Office
J. M. Howard
Land Office
Department OF the Interior
Lawp Urvinces
United States Senate
W. McGarrahan
Tos
McGarrabin
Congressional Globe
Househill No
William McGarraban
Panoche Grande Rancho
Manuel Micheltorena
Vincente P. Gomez
Gomez
William McGarrahan
Treasury
Nyve
Cole
Joseph . Wilson
General Land
Wm. McGarrahan
New Idria Mining Company
Joan Conness
James W.nyve
The
California Bank
Eeve
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Bev
Manxship January tale from the Cincinnati Gazette
A Crestline man visiting a Third Street house of ill repute was knocked down by a pimp and left with a fractured skull and arm. authorities fear he died from his injuries as the den’s occupants flee. Two comic episodes follow, including a clumsy courtship note and a marriage without license, ending with the youth seeking pardon from the Probate Judge for lacking legal license knowledge.
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From Paris Letter on Napoleon III and Court Intrigues
A Paris letter reports on the Conference, Napoleon III, Prince Napoleon, and the Empress's stance, with details of illness, court tensions, and suspicions of royal maneuvering over Spain. It notes Beckwith’s controversial tenure and the political climate in Paris as the Exposition memory lingers.
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Beckwith
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Sete
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Eub
Loubat
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Messrs. Bigelow
Thos. Evans
Europe
Primrose
London
Lord
Jerningham
Burchell
Fudge
Mark West
Are we a Nation of Swindlers Cantion Re Fontaine January 2
Letter to the editor warns of an 1817 land warrant scheme in Illinois where unsigned patents were later validated un Signed by the president and many lands forfeited for nonpayment of taxes. An organized swindle targets soldiers and heirs of 1812 by selling counterfeit patents, with victims paying large sums for worthless copies.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Congress
Illinois
Seliers
Connecticut Democratic Committee backs Pomeroy paper stance
The Democratic State Committee of Connecticut declares against That New York World and in favor of Pomeroy's paper, reflecting a sharp press loyalty dispute. A Shakespearean aside accompanies the note, framing the controversy with dramatic rhetoric and a biting critique.
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Connecticut
New York
Pomeroy
Shakespeare
Weather observations from Cincinnati Henuy Warr 1569
Weather notes from Cincinnati by Henry Warr at West Fourth Street for January 3 1569. Barometer readings around 29.55 inches. Conditions noted cloudy with northwest wind. Additional entries show January 31 1969 with fair weather and northwest wind.
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Optic In
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Cincinnati
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Debates Over Deer Creek Valley Lease at East End Meeting
Citizens of the First and Third Wards met at the Engine House corner of Pearl and Market to draft and adopt resolutions endorsing the City Council and ward trustees for securing lands in Deer Creek Valley. Speakers argued the value of public improvements, including Gilbert Avenue, and the zoning plan would raise nearby property values within ten years.
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James McDonald
Joseph Shierberg
J. C. Rena
J. C. Fiedeldey
E. T. Harmon
Wm. Hord
James J. Farran
Man
Eer
Deer ‘Creek
Faran
E. J. Baldwin
Auditor's Office
Baldwin
Deer Creek Valley
Eden Park
Fitzgerald
J. C. Acton
John Shillito
Fourth Street
Mount Auburn
Fourth and Vine
Millcreek
Fitgerald
American Wine Growers Association Meeting Honors and Elections
The regular meeting in the Agricultural Society rooms elected Henry Ives as an honorary member. Annual members and officers were chosen, with E A Thompson as president and J S Shepherd as corresponding secretary. The inaugural address extolled American wine progress and urged continued support for growth and export.
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Joseph Anderson
Tilton
Journal of Horticulture
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American Entomologist
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Thompson
Henry Ives
Ives
J. W.aes Ue
R. H. Stone
M. Werk & Co
A. E. Mottier
J. 5. Shepherd
R. M. Bartlett
Noted Local Deaths and Court Notices
The notice lists the deaths of Stephen G Chapman and Capt Frank Davidson from heart disease, with coroner's inquest findings. It cites court adjournments, upcoming circuits in Alexandria and Newport, a church festival, and upcoming spring elections. It also mentions municipal council terms, school board seats, and a series of minor criminal outcomes including larceny verdicts and brief fines. The report records morphine use linked to Chapman's death and multiple juries and indictments.
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Mayo Street
Esquire
Payne
Manufacture of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes in Cincinnati
The article extols Diebold Bachmann Co. safes, praising fire proof performance and strong construction. It recounts a great January 24 blaze that spared a Cincinnati oil firm’s safe, notes testimonials from the Lord and Sperm Oil Co., and surveys the factory’s equipment, methods, and scope. It highlights parlor safes, heavy doors, and widespread use from Chicago to San Francisco, including Fort Wayne and the United States Express Co. The piece emphasizes local pride in the safe industry and planned expansion.
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Diebold, Bachmann & Co
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East
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First Savings Bank of
Fort Wayne
Ind
Salt Lake
United States Express Pany
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Figs And School Worries In A Curious Ledger
A fragment from the San Francisco Alta California notes imported figs on the Pacific coast. It ranks some as superior, while a cheerfully misguided youngster boasts of cocoanuts for ten cents to skip school tomorrow.
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