Daily Gazette Summary of New York Supreme Court and Legislative Aims
The article reports on actions by the Supreme Court of New York and legislative bodies. It cites the Secretary of the Treasury, mentions the Empires Parliament stance on freemen and pardons, and references a variety of hearings, acts, and political debates affecting law and governance. It notes a train incident and various motions concerning constitutional and fiscal matters.
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DCANAPOLIM LETTER AND DEBATE AT SENATE MEETING
The document recounts a Senate session with debates on the tariff, treasury bonds, district government, and other legislative actions. It notes discussions of the people’s opinions, party dynamics, and the logistics of ceremonies and receptions. It mentions the District government bill signing and the tariff on wool.
New Vienna Building & Loan Association forms in Ohio
Certificate of incorporation filed at the Secretary of State for the New Vienna Building & Loan Association with capital stock of 100 dollars. Also records Franklin Manufacturing Company of Kent in Portage County with capital stock of 3000 dollars. Mixed House debate covers capital punishment and adjournment honors for Washington. Reports of absentees excused, and state board on equalization notes county valuation shifts. An assault case involving Ernest Pogier and hospital condition updates end the snippet.
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New Vienna Building & Loan Association
Franklin Manufacturing Compeor
Kent
Portage County
Capital Stock
Sooo
J. 5
Kelso
Jefferson Township
Ernest Pogier
Collision on the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Line
A mail train collided with a freight train at Carrolton Station at 7 45 pm. Fireman Allen Ackey was seriously injured and two boys riding on the platform were badly hurt. Engines and cars were damaged but the road remained open with clearance expected in the morning.
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Darron
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Carrolton Station
Allen Ackey
Grey
Bunk
Brinsley
Dayton
Cincinnati
A Missouri Divorce Case of Romantic Shocks and Laws
A Circuit Court decision in Missouri resolved a long, strange divorce saga. Britton A. Hill, once a prominent lawyer, sought divorce from his wife not long after his first marriage to Mrs. Barclay, whose life included two marriages and lengthy separations. The case intertwined 19th century legislative divorces, contested property titles, and mythic anecdotes, ending with a decree legitimizing children from both unions under state law.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Sr. Low
Britton A. Hill
D. Roberts Barclay
Hill
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Reception for Governor Stevenson in Louisville
In Louisville on February 21 about one hundred men of all parties attended a gala House reception for Governor Stevenson as he contemplates making Louisville his home. Two personal crisis reports were noted, including Christopher Straub, aged sixty, who killed himself with an old pistol, citing poverty and perceived burden to his son-in-law. An unknown Mobile man was found dead in his bed at the Crystal Palace.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Louuisville
Stevenson
Gali House
Louisville
Christopher Straub
Crystal Palace
New Orleans
New Onveans
Spenser
City Hall
Unknown man found dead in Crystal Palace lodging room
An unidentified man from Mobile was found dead in his bed at the Crystal Palace on Fifth Street. He appeared distressed, with blue eyes and light hair, about thirty five. The death is believed self inflicted though no conclusive cause or panic was evident.
Mournful Bride’s Death After Lagrange Wedding
At Lagrange Indiana a wedding in the Methodist Church drew high social circles as John E Relbrough of Chicago wed Miss Trowbridge of the town. The bride fell to convulsions and brain fever after the ceremony and died this morning after a illness marked by repeated fits. A Cincinnati Gazette dispatch notes Hiram Kellar is held to answer first degree murder for shooting James Saight last Friday night. Pentland, convicted of murderous assault on Ezra Clarm, is sentenced to six months and fined $500 with imprisonment to follow.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Wayng
Lagrange
John E. Relbrough
Chicago
Trowbridge
Dayton
Dayrow
Hiram Kellar
Morrisson
James Saight
Pentland
Common Pleas Court
Ezra Clarm
Arkansas Senate Meets and Bills Considered Amid Turmoil
February 21 dispatch from Little Rock reports the Arkansas Senate opened at 10 o clock with seven members present. They notified Governor Clayton and Chief Justice McClure of articles of impeachment sent by the House. Attempts to extend Iron Mountain and Urbana Railroad work, modify tax documents, and appoint a three member committee to locate absent senators were discussed or orders given. A Cuban front note states two dead and extensive upheaval near Santiago with no landing at Vuelta Abajo.
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PF Chamberlain
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Negotiations Feb 21 Meeting
The annual meeting discusses lease negotiations for the Camden and Amboy Railroad. The Central Railroad has no interest in the Union Pacific Railroad.
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Camden & Amboy
Union Pacific Railroad
Thiers Plan for Fixing Things and French War News
Paris faces armistice extension amid fuel shortages as German terms loom. Thiers seeks peace terms, aims to restore French control with Changarnier as commander. Luxembourg and Metz shifts loom, with Paris gas outages and coal shortages intensifying privation.
Pifade Seized in Kensington Bank Robbery Probe
New York reports detectives have captured a man believed to be among the Kensington Philadelphia gang, labeled San Domingo. A dispatch notes the Baez administration denying any cession or privileges granted to individuals in the United States or elsewhere. Writings discuss French law on surface ownership, while Dominican affairs and annexation politics are reported with doubt cast on enforcement. Funeral of Edward A. Simmons, engineer killed in the Newburg disaster, draws large crowds. services held at the Protestant Episcopal Royal Church of the Holy Apostle and interment at Trinity Cemetery.
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Terbicides
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Assault on Seward Aboard Chinese Visit Stirs Tension
London dispatch reports an assault on former US Secretary of State Seward during a visit to Woochang. A crowd of locals jeered for cash, stones were thrown at chairs, and the incident prompted a letter of apology from Tastai Hankow. Protestant missionaries present a memorial urging stronger protection against foreign-linked risks.
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China Papers
Overland Mail
Seward
Woochang
North China Herald
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Customs
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China
Pekin
Washington's Birthday Bank and City Closings
Cureaco February 21 Tomorrow being the anniversary of Washingtons birthday the banks post office and Board of Trade will be closed. The Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago organized by a union of North and Westminster Churches voted 225 to 44 to appoint Professor David Leving as pastor with a salary. In the case of Andrew Ryan Wace the Chicago Northwestern Railroad suit over injuries on a street car yielded 2500. Damages sought against the railroad for a new bridge over the Ogden near Janesville reach 20000. four of the injured were aboard cars. Names include Dorney John Kyan.
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John Kyan
Fisheries Question Sparks Parliament Debate in Ottawa
In Ottawa on February 1 Sir John A McDon said the fisheries issue shows Canadian and imperial governments in accord and that amendments should not be surrendered freely. He noted correspondence with Dufresne and that the High Commission would consider points raised. In Toronto on February 21 the Telegraph reported Sir John Meeats remarks confirming that the Dominion government supported the National Commission and had been initiators of the move to appoint it, not opposed to it.
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Rial
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High Commission
Im Govern
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Sansumsonek
John Meeats
Ional Commission
Third Reaping Bills and Rail Road Referenda in Ohio
The Ohio legislature debates land purchases for courthouses and jails, school district creation in Ridgeville, mortgage recordkeeping, and a free turnpike proposal tied to liens. Other actions include canal culvert expansion, abolition of capital punishment, real estate tax adjustments, and votes on bonds. New bills and amendments surface as sessions adjourn and committees report.
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Gov Randolph signs 15th Amendment ratification in New Jersey
In Trexton New Jersey February Gov Randolph signed a resolution ratifying the 15th Amendment. A House bill levies two mills tax on all property for support of free public schools and to remove tuition fees. In Virginia February 21 the Washington Richmond Railway country bill, linking Pennsylvania Central with Southern roads, passed the House but failed in the Senate.
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Murderer Sentenced In St Louis With Rail Toll Talks
From St Louis, a murderer named William was sentenced today to hang on April 13. A meeting of ticket agents and railroad officials at the Southern Hotel discussed rate changes on a Penpey route and connections, with no result yet. Richard Haynes, accused in a recent killing, was seized near Webster, about a month ago.
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The New Hamburg Accident Coroner's Jury Adjourns
The Coroner's jury in the Hudson River Railroad disaster holds a half adjournment until ten o'clock tomorrow morning for further consultation before delivering the verdict.
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Another Railroad Accident in Boston February 21
A Providence and Boston Railroad train bound for Fitchburg derailed near State Farm Station while traveling 20 miles an hour. The baggage and express cars plunged down a steep embankment, but the engine stayed on track. Conductor William Colburn was hurt, Master B. L. Lincoln and brakeman L. Osborne were severely injured, and passenger Cyrus Collins suffered injuries. The express safe crushed Wessenger Hall. passengers helped free the crew.
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Providence & Boston
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State Farm
United States
Canada
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B. L. Lincoln
L. Osborne
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Lincoln
Osborne
Wessenger Hall
Cyrus Collins
Shipping Arrivals Report From New York and Queenstown
Marine News notes two steamships arriving in New York and two vessels touching at Queenstown on February 21. The Cleopatra from Havana and Wisconsin from Liverpool arrived in New York, while the City of Acae en route to Liverpool called at Queenstown. The City of Brooklyn also arrived from Liverpool in New York.
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New Orleans Market Shows Mixed Price Movements
Market reports from New Orleans on February 21 show scarce flour with firmer tones across grades, oats and bran firm, prime hay and pork sales reported, and rye a few erratic quotes. Prices span flour at 660 to 725 per unit, corn yellow 70c, mixed 72c, oats 72c, bran 125, hay 2400 to 2600, pork 2375, sugar 50e, and exchange rates around 1125 to 1024.
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Cambridge Live Stock Market Report From February Sale
Cambridge reports 714 head received with brisk trade despite easing rates for butchers. Best fed cattle sold strong while overall demand remained high. several lots reached around 11 dollars per hundredweight with steady activity in quality birds and other stock.
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Brent Carrin
Nashville Market Report From February Sales Overview
Nashville market notes February 21 show active cotton trading with prices around 184g c. Bulk meat moves include shoulders at 83 cents, sides at 115 cents, clear rib sides at 125 cents, and hams around 13 cents. Corn, oats and flour prices appear incomplete in the report.
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Petroleum Market Update Delays Confused Trading
A garbled market report notes crude price moves and deferred firmer demand. Futures trading was dull with sparse bids as buyers and sellers faced unclear settle dates and option activity through February and March, reflecting a tentative, unsettled session.
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Memorable mixed news items across 19th century notes
A rapid roundup of incidents including political shifts in Wisconsin and Massachusetts Catholic temperance efforts, a fire in Iowa that consumed a home and claimed two children, an earthquake report from Cuba, a Poughkeepsie ice club race, occupational injuries in Wheeling, a Delaware railroad election, Honduras agricultural privileges, Boston Bank misconduct probes, and a serious Canton Ohio injury.
River News Roundup From Many Cities Feb 21
River reports from Ou, Moreantown, Brownsville, New Orleans, Greensboro, Gallipolis, Wheeling, Charlestown, Charleston, Nashville, Louisville, Evansville, Carro, and Detroit detail water levels, weather, and arrivals. Multiple vessels listed with arrivals and departures. rail or mail boats noted. coal shipments and river traffic marked. Temperatures range from 31 to 56 and water depths vary from a few feet to 16 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
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Carrie Brooks
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St Louis
James Howard
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Pittsburg
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Brooklyn servant girl Jane Dunn hailed for rescue heroism
The New York Mail recounts Jane Dunn, a Brooklyn fur store servant, braving smoke to save two children and an elderly man during a fire. She guided the children to safety but could not reach the falling elder, then escaped herself. Her actions are likened to Ida Lewis and praised as noble self sacrifice within ordinary domestic life.
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Simmons
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Ida Lewis
Rhode Island
Jane Dunn
Cannibal Cattle Story Surfaces In Local Tale
A bizarre report from Orville Crescent recounts Peter Yost near Baughman finding two cattle missing for twenty four days. The two young animals allegedly survived by eating hay and a partial chif as they hid in a stack, amid questions of value and recovery. The account notes other oddities about infant deaths and animal awards in Syracuse.
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