Col Harlan at the Capital in Washington 1874
Col Robert Harlan arrives in Washington reacting to a March 1 removal notice. Key officials including Postmaster General Creswell and Secretary Delano back reinstatement. Senator Sherman backs the effort with a signed letter. The report also covers railroad and land committee actions, public works overcharges, and Utah governance proposals amid ongoing congressional probes.
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Col. Harlan
Col
Robert Harlan
Cincinnati
Gazette
John Q. Smith
Wasumaron
D. C
J. A. & Creswell
Union
Geo. Johnson, Esq
Lébanon
Bscens
Tespec
J. Q. Surra
Delano
Sherman
Smith
Harlan
Senator Sherman
Ohio
Robert Peer
Post Office Department
John Sherman
Senator Orman
Bo Salegragh
Dutine on Imported Parutra Aeniworon
Fragmentary OCR note from February 27 mentions the Piannae Company and a fate or fate-related event. Readable elements include organization name and a dated reference, but details are obscured. This record summarizes the scant, non-specific fragments available.
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Dutine
Aeniworon
GROBVENOR Praised For Advocacy In Mahoning County Case
Special Dispatch reports G Grovvenor of Athens has been praised for his staunch defense of popular rights in the Mahoning county case. The event drew visitors from Cincinnati and other cities including Cleveland Toledo and Youngstown and a large crowd filled the American Hotel allowing for ample accommodation.
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Gk. Grobvenor
Athens
Mahoning County
Clara Morris
Poe
Cme
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstown
A Murders and a Forger
Special Dispatch reports in Indianapatta that the murderess Mirs. Clem was fixed for trial Monday April 27 in the Base Circuit Court before Judge Palmer. An agent named Eent of Teutonia Life of Chicago was arrested today for identification fraud tied to H. A. Fricke.
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Indianapatta
Mirs
Clem
Tony
Palmer
Teutonia Life As
Chicago
Conflicting Signals on Simmons Confirmation Reported
Boston dispatch notes tomorrow’s Journal featuring claims from Washington that confirmation depends on a political deal. The piece hints the administration’s stance and internal divisions over whether Butler and Butler are acceptable, with uncertainty about Senate support and broader party cohesion in the capital.
Simmons Confirmed Boston Collector Against Boston Wishes
Washington reports in executive session the Senate confirmed William H. Simmons as Boston Collector of Customs by 27 to 17 after a brief debate. Support came from Messrs. Conkling Carpenter and Democrats Thurman Bayard. opposition from Boutwell Sumner and Boston delegates. Celebrations followed at Simmons quarters with cheers from friends and congratulatory telegrams sent to local merchants.
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Senate
Simmons
Messrs
Carpenter
Conkling
Boutwein
Sumner
Boston
Boutwell
Cragin
New England
Messrs. Thurman
Bayard Ophim
House
William H. Simmons
Gen. Butler
Dominion Board of Trade adopts measures on fisheries and insurance
Ottawa reports a unanimous board resolution to push government action for full fisheries statistics at Halifax, certify masters and mates on Canadian waters, and examine insurance forms. It also favors trials of government liability as common carriers, urges low level river bridges or tunneling, and supports free postal delivery while noting a delegation from the National Board of Trade.
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Ottawa
Dominion Board of Trade
Halifax
Canada
Board of
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tribunals of Commerce
Executive Council
Detroit
National Board of Trade of the United Sted
Four Years to the Penitentiary for Cutting to Kill
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette reports Judge Barlow sentencing David Meyhow to four years in the penitentiary for cutting with intent to kill Wilim Meyhow. The court term is adjourned to tomorrow afternoon.
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The
Cincinnati Gazette
Fragmentary Note on Feb 27 Wear Lineary Item
A damaged OCR fragment mentions February 27 and a casual note about wear, lines, and an action or deduction. It references a person or item called Bean and pieces, but details are unclear. The readable part suggests a transportation or purchase context with scattered terms.
We Sutans Cheese o Chicago ee ihe Rakion
A garbled OCR item notes a company year event involving male demotion or detente, with a scattered phrase about Two handred. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
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Parga Rail
Ste
Railway executive notes and officers listed in Chicago meeting
The report describes graded roads and track layings totaling thirty miles and 64 miles respectively, linking eeehence and Dayton with the Lake Erie division of the Baltimore & Ohio Railway. It lists the Executive Committee in Chicago arranging for immediate ratifications and entry into the tires row, and names officers and directors: President Walter Ney, Treasurer William H. James, Secretary Wing, Chief Engineer James L. Ranch, and Directors William Keiser, John Tyrrell, and James Walsh.
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Wm. Keiser
John Tyrrell
James Walsh
Nagasaki Walls See Fighting. Foreigners Safe in Harbor
News from Nacasaki reports advancing forces near the walls of Nagasaki with fighting ongoing and unknown results. Foreign residents remain under consular protection as ships of war guard the harbor.
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Nacasaki
Thei Nts
Nagasaki
Unrest and honors fill the week in Europe and Britain
The emperor Francis Joseph returns from a visit to the Czar as cholera ravages Buenos Ayres. Spanish forces under Gen Moriones launch three attacks on Carlists before Bilbao and are repulsed each time. Prof Huxley becomes rector of the University of Aberdeen on Thursday. The Right Hon John Wilson is to receive a peerage.
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Francis Joseph
Buenos Ayres
Moriones
Bilbao
Huxley
University of Aberdeen
John Wilson
Ohio and Wisconsin face lower summer packing supplies
Estimates show a fifty cent decrease from last year in summer packing supplies across Ohio and Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s rate stands at eighty percent of last year, Minnesota at forty-two percent, marking the highest and lowest averages among several rates. Horses burned in Freve Mo incident include Wade Hampton. fire at Samuel T. Bungle's stable. Steamships Berlin and Illinois arrive, along with arrivals from Glasgow and Liverpool in New York and Souruamprey areas.
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Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Freve Mo
Wade Hampton
Samuel T. Bungle
Common Council Adopts Resolutions On Death Of John Hust
The Common Council approved resolutions mourning Councilman John Hust of the Eleventh Ward. The report honors his brief service and promises sympathy to his family, noting his wife and infant son. Funeral details: procession from 125 Buckeye Street Sunday, interment at Spring Grove. mourning drapery for 30 days.
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Common Council
John Hust
D. Wour
Hi. P. Bowman
Buckeye Street
Spring Grove
Two Street Car Accidents Leave One Child Dead
A seven year old boy John Ferguson was hit and killed by a Third and Fourth Street line street car on Third street near Broadway after he jumped from a wagon to reach home. Driver William McCartney surrendered at Hammond Street Station and was released on $50 bail. A second case concerns Daniel Hickey who died at Cincinnati Hospital after falling from a street car on Central avenue near Richmond. An inquest cited brain compression from the fall, no blame on the conductor or driver. Hickey, a Gas Works employee, leaves a wife and five children.
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John Ferguson
Third
Fourth Street
Third Street
Par Broadway
Wm. McCartney
Hammond Street
Daniel Hickey
Cincinnati Hospital
Central Avenue
Richmond
Hickey
Various 19th Century Court, Crime and Industry News
A chaotic roundup of late 19th century dispatches notes executions and legal actions across states. Rafferty and Keene are reported hanged, while a Paris court dismisses a royal claimant. Rail progress, pensions, strikes, and new labor rules appear amid medical and financial anecdotes from Boston Jersey City and New Orleans.
Rockport 4 Cincinnati Railroad to Start Work Soon
Rockport reports that extensive preparations by the contractor confirm the building of the Rockport to Cincinnati Railroad will begin Friday morning. Heavy rains and snow caused delays, but C onditions are improving and a vigorous prosecution of the project is anticipated.
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Rockport
Cincinnati
National Estimates Spark State Variations Across Regions
The National releases estimates reflecting regional differences among states led by Minnesota and Missouri, with figures showing contrasts in unemployment, production, and growth indicators. Officials caution that data are preliminary and subject to revision as more complete reports arrive.
Meeting on Elected Chairman Amid Confusion and Delays
A meeting convened to decide the elected Chairman encountered heavy noise and disorder. The committee, including C. A. Hallam and J. A. Wade worth, proposed candidates while Mr. West and Mr. Jones spoke amid interruptions before a decision was reached.
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W. K. West
C. A. Hallam
J. A. Wadeworth
H. Bromweil
Friends
Oliver Fe
Jones
Public Notice on Tax Payment Extension
A public notice informs taxpayers there is only one month left to pay state taxes without incurring penalties. The message emphasizes tax due dates and relief timing. Local officials caution readers to submit payments promptly to avoid penalties and interest.
Sarsaparillian Resolvent Wonders Modern Chemistry Claim
A historical medical broadside touts Sarsaparillian Resolvent as a cure all detailing improvements in vitality digestion and sleep after doses. It claims removal of weakness and bodily discharges, relief from syphilitic and scrofulous conditions, and restoration of glands tissues and organs with possible complete cure in some cases. The ad prices bottles at 50 cents to a dollar in druggists.
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Nes
Aeml
Beinnaway
Radway's Ready Relief Ad Claims Quick Pain Cure
An advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief as a fast remedy for rheumatic neuralgia and allays pain within minutes. It markets relief for bed ridden and infrequent sufferers, promising instant impact across various aches and pains.
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Ongston
Radway’s Ready Relief Promoted for Varied Ailments
An old advertisement touts Radway’s Ready Relief as a universal remedy for bladder inflammation lung congestion throat hysteria croup dip fever rheumatism cold chills ague and more. It claims quick relief with a few drops in water and promotes travel use and a price of fifty cents.
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Beeush
Cat Taa Pione
Dr Radway Regulating Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Dr Radway regulating pills as a cure for various ailments of the liver bowels headache dyspepsia and bilious fever. It claims a purely vegetable composition with no mercury or deleterious drugs and promises a positive cure. The ad mentions Dr Radway and a mail order address.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Committee On Railways and Lands
Capt
Eads
Mont
Far Oato
Judge Busteed
House Judiciary Committee
Busteed
Auditor of
State
Treasury
Feed
the District Investigation
Committee On the District Investigation
Ggv
Shepherd
Board of Pustic Works, Dist
Columbia
Riley
Williams
Clement Hinl
Riley & Clark
Board of Public Works
Hese
Blake
Newark
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
Treaone
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On Public Landstones
Hitchcock
Pratt
Committee On War Claims
Court of Claims
House Committee On Appropriations
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
William Condill
Internal Revenue Gauger
Kentucky
Thomas
Sheridan
Hooker
Whipple
Thomas Monument Association
Army of the Cumberland
Gen
George H.thomas
Utah
McKee
Committee On Territories
Pater
United States
Tha
Hust
du Pearing Edind
Legislative Assembly
Church of Jesus Church of Latter Day Saints
Couty
the Amorinied Press
Columbus
Cincinnati Gasette
Co.cmuus
Thi Incinnat! Gasette
Boste Collectorship
Washvnon
Butler
Vin Koiker
Boston Collectorship
Washington, D. C
A. H. Rice
Alpheus Hardy
John Cumming
J. H. Danforth
Merchants’ Exchange
Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John M. Forsgs
Wasningtomn
Alphus Hardie
Merchants Exchange
Ee Gudlican Massaaone
John A.edo Ian Oo
Ce M. Founes
Japan
Thiers
Paris
Sahinasoas
English Affairs
London
Duke of Edinburgh
Cardwell
Daily Telegraph
Central Asia
Kauffman
Khiva
Mapain
Tolosa
Guipuzcoa
Gold Coast
Coomassie
Souruamprey
Berlin
Pultaperpasa
Illinois
Liverpool
Glasgow
Cuba
Keck
Cornell
Hubbell
Ludlow
Lida Buchanan
Chillicothe
J. T. Wallace
Wallace
San Carlos California
Rafferty
Louisville
England
America
William Keene
Valentine
Jacksonville
Fla
Heack
Court of Appeals
Naandorff
Louis XVII
Massachusetts Senate
Edward Hall
Commodore Elliot
McPherson
Locomotive Engineers
San Francisco
Stanley
Maver Otis
Hubert
Egbert
Bell Scott
Ana Fene
Bert
Chandler
Detroit Free Press
Andrew J. Fuller
D. Grewan
Nashville
United States Court of New York
York Street
York Tetera
Calvary
John
Eos i
McCartney
Henry Nietert, Jr
Henry Nietert Howe
Rockport Railroad
Evansville Journal
Missouri
Newport News
Covington
Medical
Sarsaparillian and Its Associates
DR. Rradway
Rt. R.A
Radway
DR. Radway
Walee and Tree
Bos
Bamnes
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