Washington. Foulds accounts found correct in post office
Special dispatch reports the Post Office Department closed Mr. Foulds accounts after about two hours. The auditor's letter praises the thorough accounting and notes balances in both general and money order accounts. Also covers congressional debates on canal bills and district affairs in Washington.
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Foulds
Postoffice Department
Department
Auditor OF the Treasury
Wasu Hinoton
D. C
G. R. Wahle
J. J. Marrs
J. J. Marrs, Auditor. . To Atone H. Foulds
Ashantee War Not Over Yet At Coomassie
Reports from Loxpon and London on February 25 detail a major battle near Coomassie between Ashantees and British Wolseley forces. Claims vary on outcome, with heavy British losses, Highlander casualties, and anticipated reinforcements Fifteen miles off. The Times and Telegraph discuss strategic risks and peace negotiations as the war news spread.
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Loxpon
Coomasie
Sir Garnet Wolseley
London
War Office
Admiralty Ce
Acroomboo
Coomassie
Baird
Buckley
Globe
Garnet Wolseley
Wolseley
Standard
Daily Telegraph
Cocassie
The
Times and Telegraph
Comassie
Fusileers
Claims of Colored Soldiers in War Pay Cut Threat
Secretary of War warns that reduced appropriations for bounties and prize money to colored soldiers and sailors could halt payments by end of April if relief is not granted. He pressed the House Appropriations Committee to act, or public notice of suspension would follow. Also notes on compensation for a church destroyed by an incident in the Virginia Conference.
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Con
Freedmen’s Bureau
Secretary of War
Washington
William W. Corcoran
Bay
Washington, D. C
Sun
Cole
Hig
Sheppard Hallete Kilt
UL B. Blake
D. Eaton
Francis H. Smith
Hy. W. Willard
Wm. J. Murtagh
H. Kauffman
J. W. Thompson
W. W. Galt
John W. Battler
John T. Mitchell
The
Republican
Kauffmann
Dephane and
Evank
Hallett Kilborn
Richmond
Virginia State Journal
Mississippi
Louisville
Miss
Col. W
Bolling
Col. Wm
Petersburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senate Committee
Arlington
Dumfries Falls
Church Village
Fairfax Court House
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Europe
U. S. Grant
Wasminaton
Churcher
Virginia Conference of
Jobo Little Serger
Welsh
Assembly Court
Tnt
Duncan
Columbus
Weimer
General Assembly
DeWolf
Little
Wolf
Supreme
MR. M'Sweny
Mr. McSweny
Wooster
McKinney
Ashland
McSweeny
Supreme Court
Ohio
McSweeney
HOUSE
Murderous Assault and Thefts Reported In Dayt on News
A series of crimes and incidents are recounted from Dayton and surrounding areas. John Heckler injures Dutch George in Union City. George is in critical condition. A watch stolen from H C Landis’s Hamilton office is linked to Clark, who faces grand larceny charges after arrival in Dayton. Knight of Pythias grants and installs items in Cincinnati. A boy near Eldorado is shot in the leg and faces amputation. Moureza, a Frenchman, arraigned for murder. case continued for counsel. A dairy worker injured at Shultz & Mannings Mill. Snowy weather affects travel. an anti monopoly convention in Des Moines advocates reform and corporate oversight.
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Dayton
John Heckler
Union City
Dutch George
George
Pennsylvania
H. C. Landis
Hamilton
Clark
Miami
Humboldt
Knight of
Grand Lodge K. P
Cincinnati
Eldorado
Justo
McCandless
Moureza
Esquire Reeves
Southern Lunatic Asylum
Paris to host 1875 international exhibition proposal
The text notes a proposal to hold another international exhibition in Paris in 1875. It also reports that the Tichborne case may be sent to the jury on the upcoming Saturday, and that seven Drummond colliery disaster victims have been recovered in Nova Scotia last May. Rumor says Gen Moriones suffered a major defeat before Bilbao and retreated to Santander with heavy losses.
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Paris
Drummond
Nova Scotia
Moriones
Bilbao
Santander
Memorial verdict on Grosvenor urged not to be heard
General Grosvenor news from Columbus states the House Privileges and Elections Committee unanimously recommended dismissing the memorial against General Grosvenor and advised aggrieved parties to seek court relief. A twenty member select committee on White's redistricting bill met without conclusion. Fort Wayne report notes Henry Bricker's residence burned last night from a faulty flue, destroying a well furnished home valued around eight thousand dollars with no insurance.
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House Committee On Privileges and Elections
Gen. Grosvenor
House
White
Fort Wayne, Inc
Henry Bricker
Secret Brotherhood Session Names Wilson Resignation War Policy
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers council convened with 178 delegates. Wilson to resign at the personal request of a large majority. P M Arthur of Albany, NY chosen as successor. A national strike threat looms if wage rates do not revert to pre panic levels. convention resumes tomorrow to set war details.
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Overecann
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Ee
Hhe
Wilson
P. M. Arthur
Albany
N. Y
Burial of Dr J D OConnor In Severe Snow
Special Dispatch reports the burial of Dr J D OConnor former Constitutional Convention member in Cincinnati today. Despite a heavy snow storm a large crowd gathered at the First Methodist Church for the service. An eloquent sermon praised the deceased and the Masonic fraternity conducted the burial rites.
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J. D. O'Connor
Constitutional Convention
First Methodist Church
Building and Loan Association Opens in Cindeville
Snow falls all day as a new building and loan association starts. A stockholder earns 8 percent annually on paid in stock. Leonard Bitzer faces preliminary exam before Mayor Miller on arson charge involving about a thousand bushels of Joseph Hassenflug’s wheat, set at $500 bond. John M Rae leases Circleville Herald from W S McCollister, health concerns noted, Rae to run paper independent of political ties and promote Patrons of Husbandry.
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Leonard Bitzer
Miller
Areon
Joseph Hassenflug
John M. Rae
Circleville Herald
W.S. McCollister
Rae
Minor Telegrams and Legal Tenders Across the Nation
A chaotic blend of short notices: a sum of 381,330,327 in outstanding legal tenders. travel halted west of Port Jervis on the Erie Railway. suicides and duels sparked by romances in Louisville and New York. shootings in Shelby County Kentucky. thefts in Omaha. a death in Charleston of naturalist John Bachman linked to Agassiz. Grange movements in Boston and independent stance after National Grange actions. jail and court actions in Rochester and St Louis. convicts freed by Philadelphia gang. a reception in Chicago for Mr Poole. bail set at 30,000 for Badeau on embezzlement charges.
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Port Jervis
Erie Railway
Chas. Best
Louisville
Shelby Sea
Jacob Hoffman
Omaha
John Bachman
Charleston
D. C
Agassiz
Boston
Suu
National Grange
New York
John Doyie
Nam
Newcastle
Del
Philadelphia
Chicago
Poole
Cincinnati Public Library
Badeau
Brooklyn
Detroit Dispatch
Saginaw River
Erie R. R
Wheeling
West Virginia
Susan B. Anthony
St. Louis
Redomen
Otis
San Francisco
Hubert
Bank of California
Board of Supervisors of
Francisco
Stanley
Grand
Supreme Court of New York
Papp
Bowling Green Savings Bank
Walter Roche
The Wonders of Modern Chemistry: Sarsaparillian and Its Associates
A medical note introduces Sarsaparillian as a key extract and discusses its claimed benefits alongside related chemical agents. The article outlines historical uses, proposed mechanisms, and cautions on therapeutic claims, reflecting early 20th century intrigue about patent medicines.
Sarsaparillian Resolvent Feature Claim Ad
An ad copy touts Sarsaparillian Resolvent as a cure for weak spirits and chronic illnesses. It claims increased strength, better sleep, clearer skin, improved urine, relief of bladder and kidney issues, and reduction of ulcers and syphilitic symptoms. It urges long course use and lists prices for packages sold by druggists.
Radways Ready Relief Ad Claims Instant Pain Cure
An advertisement promotes Radways Ready Relief as the first and only remedy that instantly stops pain within one to twenty minutes. It claims relief for rheumatic, nervous, neuralgic, and bedridden conditions, soothing inflammations and cramps regardless of pain severity.
Radwa Ready Relief Promises Quick Heal All Ailments
A fragment advertises Radwa Ready Relief claiming instant ease for inflammation of the aok es bladder lungs throat and heart symptoms. It touts a few drops in water preventing sickness from changes in diet and weather and claims fever and ague cures for cents with various elixirs and travel tips.
Dr Radway's Regulating Pills Advertisement Claims Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Radway's Regulating Pills as a pure vegetable remedy for digestive disorders, constipation, and related illnesses. It asserts cleansing of liver bowels kidneys and blood, promises relief from headaches fever and fatigue, and offers pills at six cents per box.
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Storson
Ceuta
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Mr. Foulds
City OF
Cincinnati Gazette
Louisville & Portland
Thomas
Sheridan, Hooker
Whipple
Thomas Monument Committee
Army of the Cumberland
J. Q. A. Ward
Shakespeare
Central Park
Gen. . H. Thomas
Friends of the Centennial
Cameron
Goshorn
E. R. Hoar
Thurman
Jewell, Neal
Southard
Corcoran
Board of Public Works
Daniel McClure
Buffalo Ver
Secretary of the Interior
MR. Wright
Iowa
Union
James Lane
Springfield, Ill
S.C. Newhall
Watseka
S]ateaoret
P. Baldridge
Jackson, C
Harvey Carpenter
Nev
the District Affairs
Shepherd
District of Columbia
Samuel Shellar
Robert Christy
William M. Merrick
Sir Garnet Wolsey
Naval Brigade
Rifle Brigade
Engineers
Duke of Aberdeen
Ireland
Thomas Edward Taylor
Duchy of Lancaster
Sir Charles Bowster Adderly
Board of Trade
George Sclater Booth
Local Government Board
Algernon Fulke Egerton
Admiralty
James Lowther
Colonial Department
Thiers
Versailngs
Masons
Carri
Associated Press
K. P
Dew Moines
Cincinnati Gagettr
Columeus
Grosvenor
Fort Wayx
Railroad Engineers’ Convention
Cincinnati Gasette
Dr. O'Connor
Tirriy
Circleville
Cindeville
Missouri Senate
Ohio Legislature
Columaus
Reese
H. B
Beatty
Boars
Eash
Senate Juriadic
MR. Little
MR. Duncan
Richarde
Archer
Elie
Case
Boards of Education
I. B
Hodge
United States Courts of
Mann
Royalton Township
Fulton
Conklin
Bernard Ritter
Light
Howland
Washinotom
New England
Aindle Atlantic
South Atlantic States
Wea
New Orleans
Susan Chicago
Neb
Clevelant
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Liscon
Davenport
Denver
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Detroit
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H.snow
Walt H. Snow
Nvesese
L. Snow
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Medical
Sarsaparillian
DR. Radway
Radway
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