Daily Gazette political notices and events summary
Collectorship of the Twenty first Pennsylvania District to be filled by competitive exam. Maine group to report a bill granting presidential suffrage to women. New York execution reports misdated. Louisiana Speaker and police chief duel ended amicably. Ohio Woman's Suffrage Convention outcomes listed. Kemp Sayler election contest in Ohio Senate adjourned to tomorrow. House bills allow county levy increases. public school attendance requirements for gospel children aged 7 to 16.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Maine
Orm
Gewas
Hamiton
New Foundland
Jix
Carter
Louisiana House
Rapper
New Orleans
Washington
Congress
Ohio Woman's Suffrage Convention
Columbus
M. M. ‘Ole
M. W. Langley
C. Buchwatter
J. O. de Forest
Wissex
Conax
Ohio Senate
Kemp-Sayler
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Aship
Smith
Oo Ford
Chester Township
Leland
Scott
Johnson
Berkstresser
Howland
Morris
Tragedy in Springfield Ends With Double Suicide
A colored man named Robt. W. Scott shot his wife Caroline Toles at their Winter street home, then killed himself after declaring his intent to die or kill her. He left a diary entry dated Feb 4 stating his resolve to kill or be killed, and police found his body near the scene. The couple, married seven years, had a six year old daughter and had separated recently amid alleged misconduct.
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Sprutnerieep
Robt. W. Scott
Scott
Caroline Toles
Caroline
Winter Street
Marriage of a Senator's Daughter at Crestline
From Columbus Cotemars February 15 a wedding witnessed by a gay party. Miss Frankie Jenner daughter of Senator Jenner Crawford united in marriage to Mr W M McCully. A special train carried Assembly members and guests from Columbus arriving for the ceremony. A 8 oclock reception followed at the bride's father's house. Most Columbus guests returned by the midnight northbound train.
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Cotemars
Crestline
Frankie Jenner
Senator Jenner
Crawford
W. M. McCully
Columbus
Methodists of Columbus
Washington
Neil Chapel
Piqua
Board OF Public Works
Blair
Muskingum
Wilson's letter on vice presidency and Maryland politics
Senator Wilson discusses the impact of Vice President Colfax's withdrawal on his own prospects, noting initial support from friends across many states and his readiness to back party unity. The Maryland Democrats meet in Annapolis urging a passive stance, with some privately favoring Judge Davis as an independent nominee.
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Wilson
Colfax
Fenton
Wade
Senate
Europe
Congress
Republican Party
Maryland Democracy
Maryland
Annapolis
Montgomery Blair
Judge Davis
New Orleans
Scofield
Custom House
German Meeting at Lafayette Indorses Orth for Governor
A Lafayette gathering of German citizens endorses Godlove r Orth for governor. Felix Schenck Reidlinger and Haines draft resolutions praising Orths fitness, language knowledge, and party suitability for the State campaign.
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Lafayette Indorses Orth
Cincinnati Gazette
Lafayette
S. Reidlinger
Lewis Kimmel
Wm. C. Hebman
Fred. Schenck
Stephen Reidlinger
Herman P. Haines
Godlover
Orth
Bright Trial Headlines and New Morning Paper Launch
From Indianapolis the Evening Commercial notes its radical stance as M. G. Lee launches a two cent morning paper this Saturday. The Bright perjury case defense wrapped up evidence this afternoon and the closing argument will begin tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
M. G. Lee
San Francisco Briefs Section Reports Tea Cargo and Halleck Will
From San Francisco February 15 news notes the steamship Japan arriving from Dan 12 and Yokohama on the 21st with two hundred forty six packages of tea and four hundred twenty of merchandise aboard. The will of Gen Henry W Halleck is probated with his wife named sole executrix and guardian of their son. property allocated to his mother and life use of a homestead in Oneida County New York. Stocks reported demoralized again in market chatter.
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Francisco
Japan
Yokohama
Henry W. Halleck
Oneida County
N. Y
The Sale of Arms to France by the Remingtons
Officers of the Remington Arms Company recount contracts with the French government unwavered by neutrality laws. Samuel Remington led deals, with open shipments and copies of quantities published in New York papers. A commission paid to Cheviteau arose from French credit to Place’s circle, with Col. Squire traveling to Europe to finalize settlements and return next week.
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New York
Remington Arms Company
Alonut
Samuel Remington
France
Cheviteau
Victor Place
Place
Remington Company
Col. Squire
Europe
H Ps
Montgomery Bible Society reports and election debates
From Dayton O February 15 the Montgomery County Bible Society anniversary is noted with family visits destitute of Bibles sold and donated items and totals for the year. Officers are elected including Henry J Brown president and W J Shuey secretary. Contested election case Sayler v Kemp discussed with assertions on retrocession act jurisdiction and suffrage rights of Soldiers Home inmates. Senate and House proceedings cover votes on public library lottery issue and local bills.
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Sayler
Board of Managers of the Home
Ohio
Smith
Clinton
Senate of
Supreme Court of Ohio
United States
Ments
Ohio Supreme Court
Senate
United States Army
Army of
Montgomery County
Indiana
Kentucky
Jefferson Township
Links
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Licking
The
Jones
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U.S. Army
Sayler-Kemp
Supreme Court
Congress of the
Congress
Carpenter
Peter Odlin
Rep
Portage
Greece
Kemp
The Seer Tax And Public Building Requests
Brewers seek a modification of the tax law and a stamp tax. Philadelphia requests a million dollars for public buildings and a site. Stokes case advances to general term with Powell fined and released. Johnson released. Agricultural education convention elects leaders. President’s levee draws large attendance. Justice Swayne’s daughter marries Edwin Parsons with high officials present.
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Philadelphia
Committee On Public Buildings
Supreme Court
Swayne
Justice Swayne
Edwin Parsons
New York
Resignation of Terwilliger Shocks Republicans in Ohio Senate
Special dispatch reports James Terwilliger, clerk of the Senate, resigning over accepting a commission on state printing. The uproar touches Cushman and several others tied to postage stamp misuse as Republicans split over urging full exposure versus hush efforts. Calls for continued investigation grow amid partisan friction.
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New York
James Terwilliger
Senate
Cushman
The
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Terwilliger
Gustom
Ter
Maritime Updates From February 15 Ports
Marine News reports Loverhampton notes the Hermann from New York to Bremen arrived. Hattrax records a heavy storm. New York steamship from Bremen to New York stopped for coal and sailed on. Caspian departed for Baltimore. Ham by steamship line shifts sailing days to Thursday. Tripolio from New York arrived at Queenstown.
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Hermann
New York
Bremen
Hattrax
Caspian
Baltimore
Hamby Steamship Line
Queenstown
Tripolio
Legislature Dispatches Across States Report Surges
Albany Assembly adopts NYC charter proviso banning sectarian school appropriations. Florida Assembly asks Senator Osborne to resign, citing federal officer appointments as obstacles to republican government. Missouri moves to oust county court justices, issue new election. Nebraska capital doors seized by lawmakers in a temporary power dispute. Kansas Senate kills compulsory education bill amid bribery probe reports. Bonds totaling forty six thousand dollars fall due Feb 22, paid in currency via Bank of Commerce New York.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
New York City
Florida
Savawnau
Tallahassee
Fla
Assembly of Florida
United States
Osborne
Kansas
St. Louis
Democrat
Times
Adams
Caldwell
United States Senate
Toreka
Senate
Missouri Legislature
Missouri
Bank of Commerce of New York
Ironton News Follows Installment for Southern Ohio Railroad
Snowton Ohio February 15 Strenuous efforts in Symmes Creek Valley to raise the county quota for the Southern Ohio Railroad About 40000 subscribed two thirds of assessment The First National Bank of Ironton gains permission to raise capital to 259000 The iron men express hopeful prospects for the iron trade this year Obituary Moore s Hill Inc February 15 Rev Adin Newton A M vice president and professor of ancient languages at Moore s Hill College died at his residence at 10 o clock last night Newton a Delaware College graduate served Moore s Hill College nine years Interment set for Springfield Ohio
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Symmes Creek
Southern Ohio Railroad
First National Bank
Cincinnati Gazette
Moore’s Hill, Inc
Adin Newton
A. M
Moore's Hill College
Newton
Delaware College
Springfield
Desperate Strait in Juarez War Front Bolsters Dictatorship
In Ciudad de Mexico on Feb 8 Gen Carona vanished with 100 guards, signals suggest he left the country. Juarez strengthens grip as revolutionaries seize Puebla, Vera Cruz, and Aguas Calientes. Diaz body sent to Fachutle. reports claim treachery. Grant offers potential support if crisis deepens. war plans include martial law in Guanajuato and shifting leadership to Mejia.
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Mexico
Carona
Guerrero
Puebla
Vera Cruz
Dominguez
Felix Diaz
Fachutle
Juarez
Grant
Guanajuato
Lepeda
San Filipi
Mazatlap
Aguas Calientes
Mejia
Samchez Ochoa
Aguas Caluntas
Lagos
Guadalajara
New York
Juan Munoz
Guerra
Mier
Qui
Liberal Mass Meeting in Salt Lake Over Registration Act
From Salt Lake Feb 15 at a large Liberal gathering to petition Congress for a registration act and abolish woman suffrage in Utah. A memorial was planned, speeches made, and resolve shown to oppose elective franchise abuses. Aliens and children voting in the recent election were alleged by opponents of the Church.
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Salt Lake
Congress
Utah
Salt Lake City
Can At
Douglas
Ito
Yamada Gartesee
Gen
Connor
Parliament Ballot Bill Passes Second Reading In Commons
In the House of Commons the ballot bill passed its second reading by 109 to 51. The Lords debated a motion to censure the government over the collier appointment. the motion was defeated 89 to 87. Reports from Paris note monarchist maneuvers and Alabama claims discussions. Consistory for bishops named in Rome. Japan reports naval and railway activities amid fires and fireships. London markets show mixed securities and commodities.
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Loxpoy
House of Commons
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Paris
Pet
Napoleon
Italy
Fire Ranches and Factories Hit by Urban Blazes Across Towns
Feb 14 15 reports from Rock Island to Toronto describe multiple fires. Rock Island Glass Works burned, $11 000 loss insured for $8 500 with building to be rebuilt in two weeks. Iron Block fire ravaged nine stores. extensive uninsured losses and big dry goods and hardware firms affected. Tennessee book bindery blaze at Methodist Book Concern caused widespread layoffs. Alleghany City greenhouse fire damaged stock and insured for 1500. Vicksburg area saw several factories and homes burned, totaling around 75 000 with dispersed insured and uninsured losses. Toronto fire caused insured losses totaling 350 000 across many insurers including Commercial Union and Lancashire.
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Tock Ispano, Int
Rock Island Glass Works
Sfoss
Torosie
Whitesale
Ilron
Staunnton & Co
Dolsby &Co
John Robertson
John Charlesworth
Barclay, Evans & Co
Mark Fisher & Co
Thes, Wella & Co
Campbell
Brunel & Russell
Jumpings & Brandon
Livingston & Johnson
Nasyy4e
Tenn
Piriseurg
Ifiland, King & Co
Alleghany City
Vickscure
Smith's Foundry
Frank Tallagher
Jas, Calaban
Jos. Herlein
Andes
Queen City
Western
Guardian
British America
Scottish
Imperial
Unity
Liverpool
London
Globe
North British & Mercantile
Northern
Alma of
Hartford
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Burrato February
Burrato February 15 receipts totaled 834 head with 41 cars arriving as market remains active and firm. Illinois steers 1,145 to 1,470 pounds sold around 57.6 per hundred, Cherokee 1,019 to 1,401 pounds at 4.37, Ohio 1,019 to 1,401 pounds at 6.25, Indiana 1,216 to 1,580 pounds at 5.80, Michigan 1,235 pounds around 6.10.
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Burrato
CattTime
Rices. &Ses
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Canada
Ingrom
New York Live Stock Market Report Feb 15
New MH Feb 15 Beef cattle receipts today were 1 head with markets nearly steady or slightly lower. Illinois cattle at 11 1/4 to 11 1/2 cents per pound, Texas 9 3/4 to 9 1/2 at 434 cwt. Cherokees at 9 1/4 to 9 1/2 cents, 5 cars sour at 10 3/4 to 11 cents. Sheep arrivals 5,500 head, Illinois sheep at 7 cents, 1 car 94 lb, Kentucky at 9 cents. Hogs 4,300 head. Live cattle valued at 14 1/2 to 15 1/4 cents, Western dressed at 12 1/2 cents.
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Illinois
Texas
Sears
Kentucky
City
Baltimore Live Stock Market Report Briefed Prices
Baltimore February 15 dull market with few buyers. Cattle sold around 600 to 725 for first quality and 400 to 475 for ordinary stock. Receipts 791 head. sales 753. Hogs limited at 650 to 700 net. Receipts 740 head. Sheep steady to good demand. sales 500 to 825 gross for prime to few good wethers. Receipts 2,130 head.
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Battimoree
Bert Cattie
Patsburg Live Stock Market Report
East Poperty February 15 report shows fair arrivals for cattle and sheep with best stock sold around 700 to 850 dollars. Hogs from Philadelphia and New York fetch 480 to 575 dollars, with fair overall market prospects and steady demand.
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Patsburg
East Poperty
Carrie
Philadelphia
Cotton Markets in New Orleans Charleston and Savannah
New Orleans reports lower prices with 4000 bales sold at 20 21 22 3/4 c per pound, 6507 received, 923 on ship, 264085 stock. Charleston notes light activity with middling around 21 3/4 c, 926 receipts, 50 sales, 30 478 on hand. Savannah firm hold with few sales, middling around 21 3/4 c, 853 exports, 74886 stock. Mobile shows quiet market with good ordinary 19 3/4 c, 1077 receipts, 14 exports, 49396 on hand.
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New Orleans
New York
Charleston
Gasek
Savanwah
Britain
St Cok Tciaes
Tiaxvnioben
New Orleans Market Flour and Meat Prices Reported
New Orleans market notes show flour shortages with superfine at 7.60 dollars per barrel, double refined at 7.75, treble extra at 8.25. Pork is scarce with prime shoulders around 0.83, rib portions and hams priced, and pork products firm. Sterling is noted as a distant concern in the report.
Senate debates over Sumner resolution on Franco Prussian arms
Senators clash over a preamble accusing the U S of compromising its good name regarding arms sales to France and Prussia during the Franco Prussian War. Harlan, Frelinghuysen, Schurz challenge Sumner while Frelinghuysen urges a formal investigation by a different committee.
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Senate
Cole
Cal
Committee On Education and Labor
Brownlow
Tenn
Beck
Tennessee
Hostler
Chandler
Mich
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Blair
Htis
Ple
Summer
Harlan
Ia Eee
Chief of Ordnance
Sumner
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Journal of the
French Republic
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Sun
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American Senate
France
Frelinghuysen
N. J
Committee On
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Schurz
New Jersey
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New York
Orapy
Prussia
Remington
Conkling
N. Y
Conks
Mr. Schurz
Mr. Conkling
Hases
Secretary of War
Department
Scuurz
Richardson
Remington 4 Sons
Dion
New
Lee
Ars
Bchurz
Mr. Urz
Conklin
M. Place
Sorntizens
Jek Quidbineas
Duel at Bay St. Louis ends with no bloodshed
In Bay St. Louis Miss a duel occurred between Gen. A S Badger New Orleans police chief and the Hon Geo W Carter former Speaker of the Louisiana Legislature They fired rifles from sixty paces but no injuries were reported after the exchange of shots and an amicable settlement followed The event was noted amid Masonic Temple cornerstone ceremonies and state lodge sessions in New Ogurans on Feb 15.
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Masonic Temple
St. Charles Street
Tivoli Circle
Calliope Street
Grand Lodge
Lafayette Square
Bay St. Lois
Miss
A.S. Badger
New Orleans
Geo. W. Carter
House
Louisiana
Excursion to Coal Fields Ends in Fatal Accident
A Terre Haute group toured the Clay County coal fields when a mill accident at Milton Station on the Indianapolis & St. Louis Railway tore a worker named Good apart as his belt drew him into a fly wheel. Witnesses describe instant death as the party included Cincinnati Board of Trade members and other regional financiers.
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Tersk
Revival at Leavenworth Promises Regionwide Awakening
Leavenworth Kansas February 15 The greatest revival of religion ever known in this place is now underway led by Rev E P A mond About 500 conversions have been verified and at yesterday’s meeting nearly 400 stood up or offered prayers Last night the largest Protestant church in the state was crowded nearly to capacity with police at the doors to keep others out Between 200 and 300 went away unable to gain entrance
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Albany
Tammany Ring
Erie
Rinf
Tammany
Reform Movement
Tweed
Quincey
Willard
Civ Service
Slocum
N. Y
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Naval Ee
Washington
Hale
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Banks
Mass.e
Brooklyn
Holman
Ind
Naval Establishment
Mound City
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Myer
Maynard
Tenn
Constitution
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Maine Republican Convention Chooses Delegates at Augusta
In Augusta Maine last evening the Republican caucus elected delegates to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia J W Porter named Chairman and Eben Woodbury Secretary Resolutions endorsed Grant and Colfax naming the ticket and backing their platform.
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Augusta
Venézuela stronghold seized by treachery for 30000
A Panama paper reports government troops captured San Fernando de Apure after a besieged officer betrayed the garrison for 30000. Six hundred rebels are said killed or drowned in the retreat, amid a broader note on impending judicial reform proposals in Tennessee and a bridge collapse near Carbondale causing injuries.
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San Fernando de Apure
River News: Multiple Rivers Rise and Fall Across Towns
River conditions report a chain of stations showing rising and falling water levels across West Virginia Pennsylvania and nearby areas as crews note broken ice falling water and boats grounded. Weather remains cold or clear with occasional thaws and heavy ice observed in places.
River ice and vessel losses disrupt Ohio river region
Reports from Louisville and Huntington describe heavy river ice with six feet six inches in places and four inches in the chute, a coal boat carrying about 20,000 bushels of coal cut down and a total loss. Ice and weather affect Kanawha mouth conditions and new packet service between Huntington and Cincinnati is announced with daily steamers and trains to Coalburg starting March 4.
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Ohio State Woman Suffrage Convention Opens in Cincinnati
Special correspondence notes the Ohio State Woman Suffrage Convention at the Opera House, 2 o clock. Fifty attendees and twelve more arrive. Officers elected include Mrs. M M Cole president and Miss Jane De Forest secretary. A resolutions committee favors suffrage as the sole aim and urges voting for only advocates at the upcoming Ohio Constitutional Convention. The session adjourns to continue tomorrow.
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Opera House
Cincinnati Gazette
Columnus
Ohio State Woman Suffrage Convention
M. M. Cole
Ssi
Swisshelm
J. ©. de Forest
A. Jones
G. W. Tabor
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R. P. Emmett
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E. D. Stewart
E. B. Wilson
M. V. Longley
Ducker
Shipment of Sugar Agency Question in Superior Court
In a Belmont suit over a sugar shipment on the Louisville, Lloyd Pacton & Co. vs. Godfrey Holterhof and David Gibson, Judge Walker instructed jurors on agency. The jury found Britton was not the defendants’ agent, yielding a verdict for the plaintiffs.
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Walker
Lloyd Pacton & Co
Godfrey Holterhof
David Gibson
Wilbur & Co
New Orleans
Louisville
Belmont
Britton
Haacke
Stephens
Salt for Whisky Destroyed by Fire in Carrier Suit
Judge Hagans presides over a case where Charles Backman sues The United States Express Company for 87.21 after fifty barrels of whisky shipped to New York were burned in Dayton Ohio. The defense asserts a special express agreement limiting liability to 20 per undelivered barrel, claiming the clause appeared on the bill of lading. The plaintiff contends no such clause existed, asserting knowledge of value and public policy against limiting liability by a common carrier. The case proceeds with Follett for plaintiff and Ferguson and Judge Matthews for defendants.
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Charles Backman
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Paneer
New York
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Dispatch Company
Joseph Cleaneay & Co
Dayton
Ohio
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E. A. Ferguson
Matthews
Common Pleas Impeaching a Magistrate Transcript Stephenson vs Turner
In a common pleas case Judge Avery presided as jurors heard that a pawnbroker Turner allegedly colluded to defraud a plaintiff over a watch left in pawn. The replevin verdict stated damages at one cent, with dispute over the transcript. The court ruled on admissibility and the plaintiff’s duty to shield her rights. The jury found for Turner defendants with Edwards opposing.
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Avery
Replevin
Turner
Esquire Anthony
Black
Bueh
Hiliery
Edwards
Replevin of Bar Fixtures in Slaughter vs Hirsch
A verdict found the defendant owned the bar fixtures and assessed damages for their detention at 95. The case Slaughter vs Hirsch et al resolved the property dispute over a lot of bar fixtures.
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Skillman Will Case Ends Testimony With Alleges Father Incapable
Judge Force presides as Mrs Mixer testifies her father could not make a will and failed to recognize his daughters. Watson, who married the testator’s daughter, recounts conversations in which she stated the belief. Enly Skilman, Mrs Mixer’s brother, supports similar testimony as Forrest opens the closing argument.
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Skillman
Watson
Mixer
Enly Skilman
Sinilar
State v John Laub burglary trial at Judge Cox court
The State vs John Laub reports burglary at John Winegartner’s premises at Cutter and Everett on November 11. Laub allegedly entered through the cellar, moved to the grocery, took a basket of eggs, about $4 from a money drawer, and a bag of coffee. He was caught with the eggs, no defense offered, jury found him guilty.
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John Winegartner
Cutter
Everett
Galty
Disposed Case After Burglary Charge At Vine Street
A year after a burglary charge at a Vine Street tailor shop the defendant fled after posting bond. Unable to locate the man named on the bond, he pleaded petit larceny and received six months in the Work House, a $500 fine, and commitment until costs are paid.
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Probate Court Admits Wills and Names Executors
Geo F Hoeffer presides as probate judge. Melzar F Burdsal's will admitted to probate with Samuel Burdsal named executor. personal property valued at 3500 pounds and real estate noted. Henry Wie's will admitted to probate. Fith T Fowble appointed administratrix of the estate of John W Fowbie. property values recorded as 700 dollars and real estate at 3000 dollars.
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Melzar F. Burdsal
Samuel Burdsal
Henry Wie
Fith T. Fowble
Liera
John W. Fowbie
Death of Peter Stryker deputy marshal in Hamilton
Marshal Ryder reports the death of Peter Stryker deputy marshal from the Third Ward after a brief illness and a fall on stairs. Stryker, about sixty, a German native and Catholic, leaves thirteen children with only one surviving. Funeral set for next Sunday at 2 p.m. from his Third Street residence.
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Peter Stryker
Stryker
Germany
Th Catholic Church
Third Street
English wedding aisle custom described in garbled text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the English custom of placing the groom and bride on opposite sides of an aisle. The text is unclear and contains misread words.
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Great Britain
S. Fires
Buffalo Live Stock Market
New Orleans Market
Aero Hous
Masonic News, &c
Terre Haute
Mississippi
Criminal Circuit Courts of
Cox
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