Benevolent Work Forms Indiana Ex-Convicts’ Home Plan
A state association to aid reform and ex-convicts' employment is formed in Indiana. Miss Mary A. Naylor elected secretary, Charles Coffin of Richmond presides, and officers include Emma Maloy, Mary D. Naylor, Edward H. Dennis. The group adopts resolutions urging humane prison reform, rehabilitation, and discharge support. Executive committee to meet. constitution and bylaws drafted for a statewide society and fundraising home.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Ixpranapolis
Friends and
Mary A. Naylor
Charles Coffin
Richmond
Smith
Aaron Wood
Finch
Valentine
Andrus
Barnabas Hobbs
Isen
Dresolved
Indiana
Chas, Coffin
Emma Malfoy
South Bend
Mary D. Naylor
Crawfordsville
Edward H. Dennis
Conrad Baker
Reuben H. Andrus
W. W. Curry
A. M. Fee
M. M. Hinds
Indianapolis
Swallader
New Albany
Malloy
A Duel that Was All a Joke at Kenyon College
Special Dispatch to the Gazette reports a telegram in Wednesdays Gazette stating two Kenyon College students arranged a duel but were prevented by faculty. The duel was a joke started by a freshman and a challenge passed, treated as a joke. The affair occurred about three weeks ago and was later blown up by sensational reporting. The notice aims to reassure all involved and correct misinformation that could harm the college. Woman Suffrage in New York prompts Albany action as governor signs a bill related to voting rights.
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Cincinnati Gazebc
Gamurer
Gazerze
Kenyon College
Appropriation Rules Fight Shapes House Crisis
The Twenty-first Rule is seen as the real crisis in the struggle over the powers of the Appropriations Committee. Democrats press to preserve riders and resist changing the law with Speaker Randall backing activity to limit legislative encumbrances on spending. Garfield and Republicans push amendments, votes end in a near tie as party lines flex. The debate involves Randall Mills Speer Whitthorne and others with differing views on how far committee power should extend and how money may be altered in appropriation bills.
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Appropriations Committee
Cincinnati Gazette
Wasnixcox
House
Democratic Party
Randall
Fernando Wood
Mills
Cox
Blount
Speare
Whinthorne
Hooker
Carkeith
Awley
Speer
Georgia
Garfield
Mr. Garfield
Young
Tennessee
Coun
Whitthorne
Felton
Haskell
Kansas
Warner
Ohio
South Carolina plan to register voters sparks disfranchisement fears
Private dispatches from Washmerton report Bourbon leaders aim to curb Black suffrage through a personal voter registration requirement. The News and Courier backs the move as a means to deprive many colored voters of the franchise, while constitutional text and arguments question its legality and timing ahead of the Presidential election.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Washmerton
South Carolina
News and Courier
Democracy
The
United States
Cali
General Assembly
Ohio Governor Young Joint Resolution on Federal Court Fees
A reported adverse open way resolution by Ohio Governor Young proposes a general investigation into alleged abuses in fees and charges by United States court officers. The judiciary committee has decided to report adversely and pursue further inquiry into the matter.
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House
John McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio
Senate
Cincinnati Gazette
Ashing
Commission Meets and Begins Its Work of Making Up a Report
The Mississippi River Commission met in Washington to organize and discuss their forthcoming report on the river bed and banks especially near the mouth. They favor narrowing the channel to scour the channel using the jetty approach and see their role as examining navigation rather than building levees for agriculture. The commission will present observations without firm recommendations. Bound to Have Some Scalps. Ohio Democrats demand at least three Census Supervisors from the White House, naming Toledo and Columbus districts for two, with the third yet to be decided.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Washington
Mississippi River Commission
Mississippi
Ohio
White House
Toledo
Columbus
Republican Party
John Sherman
A For
Repubican
Prece &S
The
Democratic Party
Congress
Grant
Sherman
Blaine
Ohio River
Gen
Mansfield
Pennington
New Jersey
Ways and Means Committee
Shtonetier
Tiou
House of Representatives
Senate
United States Senate
Finance
Jonn Sherman
National
Milnes Grospital
Service
More Bonds Called For for the Sinking Fund
The Treasury Department issued a circular inviting bids to sell up to 1,000,000 in United States bonds for the sinking fund. Proposals must specify bond type and act under which issued, with minimum 5,000, plus accrued interest to sale date, and include a 5 percent certified check. Bids open weekly in New York. unused bids refunded. net may reject all bids.
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WasHington
United States
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Corse Ae
Lawhil
Joan Guraman
National Trotting Horsemen Elect Officers and District Boards
The congress elected officers with Judge James Iowa as President Edward Thorne of Kel brook First Vice President and S K Dow of Chicago as Second Vice President. District boards were named for Eastern Atlantic Central Western and Pacific zones and resolutions require tracks with suspicious horses to photograph and send copies to the Secretary, forming a ringer gallery.
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Washington
Congress of the National Trotting Horse Win
Judge James Iowa
Edward Thorne
Kelbrook
N. Y
K. Dow
Chicago
Gen. W. S. Tilton
Togus
Burdett Loomis
Hartford
Louis J. Powers
Springfield
Atlantic
George Sturgis
Ladelphia
M. P. Bush
Buffalo
G. M. Reeder
Easton
Central
J. W. Fitch
Cleveland
Richard West
Georgetown
Charles L. Hunt
St. Louis
M. M. Morse
Earlsville
Ill
J. Y. Kinney
Nebraska City
E. H. Broadhead
Milwaukee
Pacific
T. W. Herchman
San Francisco
Cal
Christopher Grew
Sacramento
N.Y
Refunding Plan Advances as House Committee Votes
The House Ways and Means Committee agreed on a 3 percent interest rate for refunding and a 20 40 bond timeline by 11 to 1, with quarterly interest payments on about 500 million dollars. They also recommended 200 million dollars of 4 percent Treasury notes redeemable at pleasure to cut annual interest, and named a subcommittee to draft the bill reflecting these terms.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Kelley
Tose
Wood
Tucker
Gibson
Carlisle
Phelps
Felton
Conger
Dunnell
Frye
Wenens
Morrison
Mills
Indiana Emigration Debate Highlights North Carolina Claims
At the Exodus Committee hearing Hughes East of Indianapolis presented papers signed by two North Carolina emigrants. They say they were persuaded by Perry and Williams to move to Indiana to vote Republican, while Democrats allegedly accused of fraud. Gen. L. D. Manson testified that Democratic officials may fund pathways to return emigrants to North Carolina to influence votes. He noted Indiana needs capital and labor for development, not pauper migrants from North Carolina.
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Washington
Exodus Committee
Hughes East
Indianapolis
North Carolina
Indiana
Perry
Williams
Nort Carolina
Indi- East
L. D. Manson
Senatorial Nominations Move Through Senate Confirms Several Posts
The Senate confirmed Geo Walker of New York as Consul General of the Four States at Paris. James Howard of New York was named Deputy of Merchandise in New York. C T Hol of Indiana was appointed Attorney for the United States District of ... Haworth of Kansas named Indian Agent in Nevada. James Spence of New York chosen Indian Agent in Nevada. John Omawas named Postmaster at Millersburg Ohio. Patton selected for the Arkansas district post.
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Senate
Geo. Walker
New York
Paris
James Howard
C. T. Hol
Indiana
United States
District of
Atbrwaph
James M. Haworth
Kansas
James E. Spence
N York
Nevara Agsane
John Am Owas
Millersburg
Peter Thatcher dies in Cleveland after long illness
Peter Thatcher, a longtime resident and prominent Templar of Cleveland, died tonight at his home. He was an elderly man aged in his eighties, well known in the city and among Knights Templar circles. Further details remain undisclosed as the obituary notes Thatcher’s standing in local groups and his past service.
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Cleveland
Peter Thatcher
Knights
Organizing for Sherman presides at Columbus meeting
About 800 people packed City Hall for a Sherman rally with Gov. Foster as president. The Columbus gathering endorsed John Sherman for GOP presidential nominee, praising his finance leadership and long public service while noting Ohio’s role.
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Columbus
Sherman
Gov. Foster
Peters
Franklin County Committee
W. B. McClung
Dennison
Washington
Gen. Thomas
Political Wire: Upsets and Dark Horses Post Pennsylvania Votes
Inpranapolis reports George W. Julian says the end action in Pennsylvania was a Cameronian victory that helped Billie Blaine or Grant secure the Chicago nomination. Sherman has no chance. Democrats must rally Western support. Hendricks could win if Dems unite in New York. Field is cited as a Washington dark horse.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Inpranapolis
George W. Julian
Washington
Pennsylvania
Simy
Billie
Blaine
Grant
Chicago
Sherman
Hendricks
New York
Field
Centennial Commissioner Kills Self at Centennial House
Joseph J. Powers, a Centennial Commissioner from Mississippi to the 1876 Exposition, shot himself after purchasing a revolver at noon. He paced nervously with Father Edelen nearby and, after a brief conversation, fired a fatal shot in his room. authorities doubt whether it was accident or deliberate.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Puriaperrata
Joseph J. Powers
St. Louis
Centennial House
Powers
Father Edelen
Mr. Powers
Mississippi
Matrimony Under Difficulties in Uhrichsville Ohio
About 7 pm last evening William Collier and Miss Jennie Horn wed secretly at the Moravian Church. They emerged as a couple, her mother fought the groom, Harry Horn threw a stone wounding Collier, and Collier warned Harry before taking his bride home. Rumors claim mistreatment prompted the elopement.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Unricusville, O
William Collier
Jennie Horn
Clewell
Harry Horn
Collier
The Aborn Institute Promotes Treatment for Lung Diseases
A letter from a well known Osic resident endorses the Aborn Institute as a permanent establishment offering the best methods of irdaiment for relief and cure of head, throat, and lung diseases. The unsolicited note speaks for itself and reflects daily communications received.
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Osic
Aborn Institute Healing Report Spreads Nationwide
A letter praises the Aborn Institute for medical treatment, noting full recovery and restored hearing for Jacob Eicher after five years of illness. The brochure highlights growing patronage driven by personal endorsements, with patients reporting renewed strength and improved health.
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Meg
Jacob Eicher
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