Meeting Cops and Political Moves In The Territory
The Democratic State Central Committee forgoes a State convention for now. Commerce Committee backs Kext’s general bridge bill for the river. Ex U S Senator Yarrs is gravely ill in Jacksonville from a hemorrhage. Brown University elects Rev Dr Robinson of Rochester as president. New York Central tax case decision due today expected favorable to the road. Bismarck to invite delegates to a Postal Congress for cheap uniform postage. Japanese Embassy left Salt Lake City en route east. Telegraph dispatches report the railroad open but Salt Lake storming raises blockade fears. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance verdict in Boston awards $7,000 to Baxter’s administrator, asserting death not due to intemperance per policy.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Committee On Commerce
Kext
U. S
Yarrs
Jacksonville
Robinson
Rochester
New York
Brown University
Dovenass
New York Central
Bismarck
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Salt Lake
Congress
Grg
United States
Acta of Incorporation
Watic
Siney
Kilgore
Troupe
W.G. Bryan
B. F. C. Brooks
Tenn
Dalton
Johnson
Pennsylvania
J. T. Elliott
Cincinnati Gazette
Columbus
National Prohibition Convention
Opera House
John Russell
Detroit
Mich
National Central Committee
Friends of the
National Prohibition Party
City of Columbus
Ohio
Joan Resseau
Gieron T. Stewart
Jackson
Mica
Prohibition
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
H. Fish
Port Huron
Elroy M. Avery
East Cleveland
M. Dennison
Washington City
Geo. F. McFarland
Col. Stinchcompd
Babcock
Spencer
S. B. Ransom
New Jersey
S. W. Nichols
Col. Stinchcomb
Gideon T. Stewart
Prohibition Party of
Chicago
France
Italy
America
Republic
B. Chase
Milton Kennedy
C. W. Dennison
District Columbia
Chase
Evans
McGaw
Hawgee
Frank. H. Dancer Mass
J. A. Reno
D. C. Gates
Thos. Horrbrook
W. Va
Dennison
Merrick, Babcock
Black Finance
Barr Spangler
A. C. Barber
Thos. Brann
A. H
The Indiana Republican Ticket Nominees
The Indiana Republican slate lists Governor Thomas M. Browne of Randolph as Governor and Leonidas Sexton of Bush as Lieutenant Governor, with Godlove orth of Tippecanoe as Congressman, W. W. Corry of Vigo as Secretary of State, A. Wildman of Howard as Auditor, James B. Black of Marion as Treasurer, Charles Schall of Clark as Clerk of Supreme Court, and Benj. Smith of Marion as Superintendent of Public Instruction, plus Hn. Denny of Knox as Adjutant General and electors Sahthan Kimball, J. Buck Apt, John Schwartz, and W. A. Delegates at Large. National Labor Reform and National Prohibition tickets also listed with respective presidential nominees.
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Thomas M. Browne
Randolph
Leonlidas Sexton
Bush
Godlove
Orth
Tippecanoe
W. W. Corry
Vigo
A. Wildman
Howard
Creat
Lawrence
Seena
James B. Black
Marion
Supreme Court
Charles Schall
Clark
of Public Instruction
Bn. Smith
Aerie General
Denny
Knox
Sahthan Kimball
Cincinnati Gazette
Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
Board of Public Works
Philadelphia
Noyes
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga
Montgomery
Stark
Franklin
Muskingum
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Belmont
Columbiana
Lorain
Lucas
Clermont
Huron
Miami
Ross
Warren
Washington
Wayne
T. Clarke
Greene
Highland
Jefferson
Licking
Mahoning
Meigs
Portage
Richland
Summit
Xenia Building and Loan Association
Capital Stock
D. Stone
George Dodds
John Byrne
Frank Byrne
John A. Pomeroy
Richard M. Pomeroy
Democratic State Central
Thurman Hall
Perales
Sitoeen
Eee
Fisher
Sexton
Leonidas Sexton
Indiana
Wayne County
Geo. W. Julian
Julian
Judge Orth
Gen. Harrison
Godlove S. Orth
Ren. Spooner
Dearborn
Ren. Harrison
Wm. Williams
Kosciusko
R. W. Thompson
Alvin
W. S. Lingle
Lafayette
Judge Orthrow
Spooner
Wallace
Fountain
Gers
Harrison
Hovey
Committee On Resolutions
Republican State Convention to nominate Indiana officers
Special Dispatch reports Indiana Republicans nominating for Governor and other state offices at the state convention. Browne receives the gubernatorial nomination on the second ballot after Orth and Harrison concede. The platform endorses Grant and Colfax, labor reforms, canal debt limits, and strong Union veteran support. Browne’s bio and role as district attorney noted.
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Gen. Hunter
Browne
Republican Party
Indiana
Judge Orth
Gen. Harrison
Gouth
Diplomatic notes and monarchist gatherings sweep Europe
Foreign dispatches from Lonpox to Paris, Brussels and Rome cover shifts in Alabama claims sentiment, Washington’s birthday honors, and ministerial illness. Reports detail anti Bismarck threats, a planned international postal congress, and Russia bishop nominations. Antwerp monarchists grow, ex king Hanover travels with supporters, and unity plans for restoration circulate amid Radical and ministry debates.
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Antwerp
Loxpoyx
Hanover
Italy
Germany
France
Labor Reform Convention Nominees and Platform Details
A late 19th century labor reform convention in Cotquays Ohio approves a comprehensive platform. Delegates consider credentials, debate civil service reforms, and back a one-term presidential limit. Nominees include Judge David Davis for president and Governor Parker for vice president alongside possible picks like Geary and Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Reform Ticket
David Davis
Ilinois
Joel Parker
New Jersey
Dayton Observes 22d With Salutes And Parades
The Dayton 22d observance included a Soldiers' Home salute Capt Ad Knecht’s battery and a noon salute. The Dayton Zouaves led by Capt Ben B Crossly marched with the Knights Templar band. Citizens consider a district fair across multiple counties with Dayton central location. King Post G A R plans a March patriotic drama The Old Flag The Spy of Newbern. Delegates head to Columbus for temperance convention. Mrs Moulton wows Music Hall audiences.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Dayton
Ad Knecht
Dayton Zouaves
Ben B. Crossly
Knights Templar
Miami
Darke
Preble
Butler
Warren
Greene
Montgomery
King Post
Newbern
E. A. Lewis
Shiloh
Columbus
Temperance Men
The Storm in the Northwest of February Finds Fatal Freezing
A severe cold snap swept through Minnesota causing multiple freezing deaths near Beaver Falls Windom and Windom Windom area. A farmer’s family faced danger as they sought shelter for stock and a woman died trying to reach care for her children in a house left exposed to the cold. Several other fatal cases are reported across the Windom vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mixn
Gevere
Tuesta
Beaver Falls
Windom
Prohibition Convention in Columbus Nominates Black and Russell
The National Prohibition Convention in Columbus Ohio opens with calls for nationwide temperance. James Black of Pennsylvania for President and John Russell of Michigan for Vice President are proposed amid debates on platform, organization, and the prohibition program. Delegates from thirteen states attend as speeches praise sobriety and advocate immediate nationwide prohibition.
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National Prohibition
James Black
Pennsylvania
Oun
HN Russell
Michigan
John Russell
Washington Dispatch on Republican Convention and Political Tensions
Washington report notes Gov. Henry D. Cooke losing delegate and alternate votes to Black candidates amid calls for elective offices. Also covers Kerr bridge bill favor, Conger shipping bill, New York Central tax case, and Forney on Schurz amid GOP investigations and internal strife.
River News Dispatches Tell River Conditions and Arrivals
Special dispatches report river levels in multiple towns from Brownsville to Huntington with water depths from 4 to 6 feet, temperatures from 26 to 44, and clear or cool weather. Vessels depart and arrive at several ports, including Clara Scott, Fort Gibson, and the Ohio No. 4, while ice and towboat activity are noted along the Ohio and Mississippi waterways.
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Brownsville
Greenscoro
W. VA
Moreantown
Nashville
Harpeth Shoals
Catlettsburg
Rivee de See
Acti
Vicksburg
Gary
Allen
St. Louis
James Howard
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Gibson
Gallipois
Clara Scott
Parkersburg
Mountain Bay
Sxenoviel
Pomerrory
Panoraana
Roberts
Middleport
Portsmountu
Telegraph
Hegler
A. m
Waed
Chesapeake
Fannie
Dugan
Dak Huntington
Carro
New Sree
I! St
Omas
Vaild
Mary
New Orleans
Wucetine
Carrie Brooks
Anna
Monongahela
Louisville
Westwind
Bowling Green
Leclaire
Sygment
Warner and Barges
Tarascon
Acayette
Aray Belle
Ness
Loumville
Potoma
Cincinnati
Mac
Bat Jeans
City
New Green River
Charmer
Vausville
Ironton
Raven, Clay
Henree
Morrow
Kia
Eine
Aan Lee
Caver River
Suehees
Augusta
Belle Lees
Tavia
Impeachment News and River Weather Reports
Fragmented report notes impeachment adjournment in Florida and a river weather bulletin. It mentions the Senate committees drafting a bill for relief and a private return to Geneva, with references to government prepaying offices and evergreen decorations.
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Charles Renin Adam
Naples
Geneva
Aras
Senate
Aise
Mirra
Mimouet Geruetlon
Primate
Thicge
Florida
Gov. Reed
High Court
Supreme Court
JUDICIAL INVESTIGATION AND WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY NOTES
From New York Feb 22 The World discusses Adams urged resignation and Washington Treaty doubts The day of Washington’s birthday is observed with a large procession Gen Washington carriage and police escorts President Colfax speaks in Brooklyn Gen Siekhis banquet Delmonico’s reform and quarantine investigation testimony on extortionate charges The McKee Barge C accepts race challenge Tobacco tax resolutions in St Louis call for uniform tax on all manufactured tobacco
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New York
Charles Francis Adams
Washington
Geneva
Gladstone
American Protestant Association
Order
United
Urapussna
Brooklyn
Washiton
Colfax
St. Louis
Committee of Ways and Means
Borrato Feels Market Shifts With Mixed Livestock Sales
February 22 report notes 430 head sold and 2,314 receipts. Cattle prices show variations with steers and heifers trading across a broad range. Indiana and Iowa stockers appear, with bids scattered and market supply edging up.
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Borrato
Emmi Ca
Sulary
Tim
Sagan
Indiana Sceers
Iowa
Baltimore Live Stock Market Brief
Baltimore market news notes best cattle prices, supply and demand trends, with sharp shifts in figures and listings across categories. Traders report higher demand for prime grades, steady to rising prices, and careful supply levels influencing futures and cash trades.
New York Live Stock Market Report Misread
Fragmentary OCR notes from New York live stock market indicate mixed results and unclear figures including cattle, hogs, and produce. Key entities and exact totals are obscured, but report sketches prices and arrivals with notable fluctuations.
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New York
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
James T. C. Baxter
Boston
Baxter
House of Representatives
Cleveland
General Assembly of
Gallipolis
The
Gallirouis
John Martin
Point Pleasant
Valley House
Strong
Grant
Specig
Ixpranapolis
Academy of Music
John W. Foster
Republican State Central Committee
Dr. Andrews
Indianapolis
Col. Foster
State Central Committee
Convention
Committee On Organization and Rules
Morton C. Hunter
Bloomington
William Heilman
Vanderburg
R. S. Heiskell
F. J. Bellamy
John Blessing
Shelby
Chas. H. Test
G. K. Steele
Parke
Jos. C. Suitt
Green
Tipton
W. A. Bonham
Blackford
Timothy Fields
Lagrange
W. W. Butterworth
St. Joseph
E. W. H. Ellis
Goshen
Fountain County
Montgomery County
Gen
Ben. Harrison
Randolph County
Brown
Eben
Bawa
Leonidas Sextop
Samuel P. Oyler
M. G. Bush
Ean
Lew Wallace
Secretary OF State
W.W. Curry
George Arnold
Hiram Prather
T. Spicely
Mr. Curry
James A. Wildman
Pit G.F. Leferent
Olleman and
Canan
Wildman
John D. Grov
Major Glover
James P. Black
E. A. Davis
Theo. W. McCoy
Ae Gruen Scholl
James "A. Bell
Graham
David Bradenman
Noble C. Butler
Frank A. Hawkins
W. Smith
John M. Bloss
B. W. Smith
James C. Denny
Nelson Trussler
Thomas H. Cason
Svestine
Hecki
Goole
Maat
Sitie
Omar Eng Hum
Rome
Capi
Thenale Guard
Party of Liberty and Equality
Wabash & Erie Canal
General Assembly
Conrader
General Grant
Presiden
Ben Spooner
Gazettr
Preble County
Paris
Ind
Randolph Seminary
Winchester
W. A. Peele
State Senate
Indiana Cavalry
Missouri
Southwest
Grierson
Duntown
Miss
Sturgess
U.S
Great Britain
Lonpox
Alabama
Times
John Bright
Lord Northbrook
India
Count de Remusat
Gen. Cissey
Ministry of War
M. Larouciere
Berlin
Posen
Brruinx
Sherman
Vatican
Russia
Trent
Tyrol
Spain
Maprio
Belgium
Lamson
Peinte
Lompon
Venguela
Capmacas
Venzoxca
Havana
Forel
Don Guensen
Labor Reform Convention
Davis
Dllinoois
Gov. Parker
Cotquays
John T. Campbel
D. Y. Kilgore
van Tronk
Executive Committee
Cameron
Committee On
Hunt
H. H. Day
Schell
Taylor
Speeeres Ing
Tennessee
Coggswell
Tifimois
Cogswell
Kansas
Herr
Cogegswell
C. Ben Johnson
John W. Geary
William Coggswell
John M. Palmer
E. M. Davis
J. H. Jones
J. A. Tyler
H.H. Day
J. C. Cummings
Wendell Phillips
Massachut
Mr. Taylor
George Francis Train
Mr. Morrison
Horace Greeley
Peter Cooper
Day
Palmer
Geary
Phillips
Parker
B. Gratz Brown
Greeley
Bull
Koehler
N. J
Mr. Chamberlain
Mass
A. M. West
Chamberlain
Brooks
William G. Bryan
Trevelyeck
Tom Ewing
E. H. French
John Siney
Hugh Cameron
C. H. Fosnacht
A. C. Cameron
S. B. Cummings
S. B. West
Nebraska
Clinton Briggs
Daugherty
B. Bush
Bradford
L. Morrow
Goff
Merrick
Kentucky
California
West
Virginia
Liquor Club
Mra
Jane G. Swisshelm
Lincoln
Henry Clay
M. Kennon
Kennon
Orbe
Swisshelm
Gerritt Smith
Temperance
Howgee
Neal Dow
Maine
Gideon T Stewart
Opie
Henry Fishy
John Blackman
Committee On Platform
Justice Chase
B. F. Butler
J. D. Cox
John Russel
Washisgton
Rstrict Politics
Henry D. Cooke
A. K. Shepard
Gov. Cooke
F. A. Boswell
Kerr
Ohio River
Board of Army Engineers
Conger
Henry Reed
Capitol
Douglass
New York Central Railroad
Forney On
Schurz
Forney
Carl Schurz
Democratic Party
Lcans
Agaipublican
Tom Jasper
Capital City
Cairo
John Howard
Arkansas River
Katie P. Kouitz
John Kilgour
Galveston
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
McKee Barge C
Pittsburg
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Baltimore
Ate
Onna
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