Census Reform Opposed by Senate and Garfield Plan
A Cincinnati Gazette analysis argues the Senate defeats Gen Garfield by retaining marshal led census taking, warns of inflated values in Ohio coal returns and urges a standardized, paid specialized census workforce for accuracy across districts. It critiques marshal district inequalities and highlights a proposed shift to collect industrial product data including wages and raw materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Columbus
Ohio
Jackson
Perry
Zanesville
L. M
Morrow, Xenia, &C
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Garfield
Gauvieri
United States
Firiaa
Mabase
Gagrizo
Washington
Ganksup
France
State Normal School Controversy and Faculty Arrangements
The letter to the editor defends Indiana State Normal School plans at Terre Haute. It details faculty selection, the opening timetable, and disputes over funding, Institute terms, and presidential appointments.
Family quarrel ends in stabbing at Clark Street home
The dispute between Conrad Keck and his wife Caroline at 166 Clark Street ended with Keck stabbing her in the abdomen with a curved knife. Neighbors and Augusta Eckert aided, Dr Fisher examined the wound, and Keck was jailed in default of $3,000 bail. The case, involving inheritance tensions over Mrs Probst’s estate, was continued before Judge Straub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
Conrad Keck
Caroline
Keck
Henry Probst
Augusta Eckert
Josephine Volzman
Augusta
Fisher
Oliver Street
Straub
The County Clerkship and Mill Creek Rail Debate
County opinions on appointing a Clerk pro tempore after General McGroarty’s death. Supreme Court guidance on vacancies and duties for the Clerk’s office. Mill Creek flood risk from culverts discussed in Council. engineers to study defenses against future freshets.
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Wm. Stolmes
Eng
Duar
McGroarty
Court of Mon Pleas
Ohio
United States
Swan & Critchfield
Tattle
Hopkins
10Th
Ohio State Oil
Supreme Court
E. A. Freactison
Alexander Long
Trial of Philip Wareham in Common Pleas
Testimony for defense given by Richard F P Hines in The State v Philip Wareham. Witness described drinking with Wareham on Vine Street before an excursion, subsequent fight aboard a train, and multiple assailants including Kirby, Kissinger, Carpenters, Turner, Bazil, and Wesson. Wareham denied saying he committed murder. jury hears detailed account of scuffle and injuries.
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Common Pleas
Murdock
Philip Wareham
State
Richard FP. Hines
Vine Street
Wareham
Kirb
Kirby
Fifth Street
Howard
Estabrook
Witness
Card Howard
Bazil
Turner
Witnness
Wesson
Wood T
Third Street
Martin
Cers
Salt for an Advertisement Poor & Co New York vs Fay Co
Legal action to recover damages for an advertisement in the Manual of Railroad Practices. Defense argues the ad cut was insured to a value of $100 and that plaintiff breached a contract by inserting ads for other firms in the same branch. Judgment for plaintiffs.
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Poor & Co
New York
J. A. Fay & Co
Ludlow & Apjones
Douglass, Conérs
Louis Cohn
Hellman & Rassmean
Ees
Jacobs & Co
Abraham
J. Wolf
The Mall Line Case Before Judge Taft Opens Perkins Trial
Judge Hoadly opened the Legee ent to the Court and Geo. H. Pendleton led the defense in the Mall Line case. The Cincinnati Insurance Company is involved. The argument to the jury will proceed today after yesterday’s proceedings.
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Taft
Mall Line
Thos
Assignment by Brewers in Hamilton Road Firm
Probate Court reports E F Noyes presiding as Gottfried Kosner surviving partner of the firm Gottfried Koehler and Co assigns the brewery firm on Hamilton road to Christian Boss for creditors. Bond set at 160000 dollars.
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E. F. Noyes
Gottfried Kosner
Gottfried Koehler
A .E
Hamilton Road
Christian Boss
Grand Army of the Republic Kentucky Department Convenes
The Mayor's docket lists eighteen cases and fines. The Kentucky Grand Army of the Republic held a departmental meeting with officers elected including Commander Covington and Commander J. Ross in Louisville. Colonel Geo Nort chaired the gathering as delegate to the National Encampment.
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Grand Arm of the Republic of
Revival and real estate talk in Dayton and Cincinnati area
W Boot city attorney traveled to Frankfort to handle affairs for Rewpert. Colonel John P. Jackson sold his York street residence to Frank Hayman. furniture included. A Methodist revival continues at Dayton Kentucky's church with Rev Granville preaching Sunday. A youth, Mary J. Smith, jailed for alleged prison escape aid, is confined with bread and water. Joe Lytle and a man named Hedman are tied to local arrests on Mayo Street. Proposals for a Dayton street railroad seek bonds up to 15000 dollars, with annexation of pro road properties and high land values as spring building surges. The Newport Cincinnati bridge link aims for short travel times, boosting Dayton access to Cincinnati and surrounding demand for homes.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Wash
Senate
Senate Committee of Indian Affairs
Browning
Grant
Kansas
Grant Browning
Senate Committee
Ponte Et Prs
Lane
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Branch
Rotary Cox
Taylor
Stover
William &. Irwin
United States
Senate Committee of
Indiana
Cox
Harlan
Committee of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
W. R. Irwin
Irwit
Department
Irwin
Mo County
Ansas
Ort Riley
Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railroad Southern Branch
Secretary of the Interior
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Pomeroy
Willis Gaylord
Congress
Jim Lane
Committee of Pacific Railroad
Landa
Lane, Pomeroy and Harlan
Globe
Ena
Geriena
Easly
Evansville
Oraeet
Setti
Olcott
Messrs
Hobbs
Presivaiox Fontag
Menac
Oes
Inois
Newtom Bateman
Jones
Indiana State
Jouxier Jr
Ind. State Normal School
Mr. Ripley
Rome
New York Tribune
St. Peter
Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Manning
Holy Ghost
Paris
Maret
Aci
Cardinal Schwartzenberz
France
Gium
Spalding
Baltimore
Jesuits
Finca
London
Renearbre
Prague
Manceer
Acre
Nestions
Council
Transac
Ome
Onester
Rayer
Shadford E - Chester
Bt Jona
Jesus Christ
Savior
Jesus
Stewart
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Mr. Stewart
Third Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Finley Chapel
John P. Jackson
York Street
Frank Hayman
Soma
Sanohes
Dayton
Cincinnati
Newport
Revival at the Mount Parish Draws Crowded Each Night
The revival gathering at the Methodist Episcopal church continues nightly with strong attendance and steadfast religious fervor. Local concerns include road repairs on Ludlow Avenue and a municipal annexation discussion as Cumminsville considers joining Cincinnati.
Resort Academy and Clifton Literary Institute Dedication
A ceremony tonight at seven marks the dedication of the new Resort Academy and Clifton Literary Institute. The committee in charge lists Rev. A as the keynote and invites public attendance at the opening events.
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Resort Academy
Clifton Literary Institute
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Saturday January 81
Real estate transfers listed include Wilder and Henry Stork of block E in Wha subdivision, details noting 300 feet in Storrs town and a segment on Webble west of Smith street. The record also mentions Tee Jean Geceewer and wife conveying to Eliza Bish, with a measurement of 90 feet on the south side. Rasedevangee W Benson and [unnamed party] appear in the sequence.
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Wilder
Henry Stork
Block E
Storrs Town
Tee Jean Geceewer
Eliza Bish
Webble
Smith Street
Rasedevangee
W. Benson
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Daily Gazette
Numara
Coopers
Blacksmit En Meer
Sosmeniewenll
Dteedeedeests
Coopers Aneapeeseapenss
oMacuss
Seniat Vn i
Howsier School
J.M. Olcott
Tober
Normal School
Mooresville
Bateman
Normal Institute
J. M. Olcott
Privat
The
Nérong
Te Genta Olden
J. Me Olcott
Stuanes
Havre
State Normal School
GestLemex
J. M.oscort
Board of Prastees
Home News
Mill Creek
Comegys
Fundy
Grey
Leavitt
Fifth Ohio Legion
George Street
John Collins
J. B. Hoffman
Humphreys
Messrs. Fisher
Armstrong
Fifth Ohio Association
Mozart Hall
J. J. Quinn
F. Vonderheide
C. C. Jacobs
M. Walsh
Henry C. Lord
Lowell
Mass
Dr. Lord
Dartmouth College
Joseph Glenn
Walter Smith
Famnily
Amas
Phenix Opera Section
Hebrew Relief Society
Ben
Wood
Spencer House
United States District Court
Hes Vane
Nike Laveem
Arle
Tor, &c
Cincinnati Eee Report
Mia Vargor
Ita
Western Union
Portsmouth
Lickran
Clough Creek
Cant. B. Kline
A. A. Geron
W.H. Corbly
Abram Hopper
Henry Brachman
Dr. Nicholson
J. B. Belleville
James F. Martin
Asid
Cou Merk
Baden
Covington
W. Boot
Frankfort Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Granville He Oeey
Mary J. Smith
Mike Re & Lad
Joe Lytle
Pemere Egy
Nam Ak Hedman
Mayo Street
Cumminsville
Mer
Manitore Cone
Ludlow Avenue
Promeus
Clifton
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