Famine Pestilence in Persia and Political Shifts
The Daily Gazette notes famine and pestilence in Persia persist, the Union Pacific rocked by snow, and 8000 smallpox deaths in London last year. James F. Wilson withdraws from Iowa Senate race, Allison gains nomination. Alabama Arbitration Commission formed, Florida steamship arrives Charleston, Geo. Williams delayed by Japan talks. Ku Klux trials in South Carolina conclude with 48 natives of Spartansburg County sentenced to confinement.
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Persia
Union -Pacific
London
James F. Wilson
Iowa
Allison
Alabama Arbitration Commission
Count Sclores
Fastor
Nomination Nominations in Ohio Senate Include Harrison and De Steiger
Columbus dispatch notes Governor sent to Senate the nominations of R. D. Harrison for Commissioner of Railroads and Telegraphs and Rudolph De Steiger as Trustee of Ohio University replacing the deceased C. Morris. Harrison approved unanimously. De Steiger faced two no votes over youth and Athens residence. Also covers Perry caucus dynamics, Hardesty journeying to Columbus, a waste basket joke, Fulton misread absence, and Democratic senatorial caucus actions.
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Senate
R. D. Harrison
Rudolph de Steiger
Ohio University
CC. Morris
Harrison
Amos
Monroe
Leeds
Brown
de Steiger
Athens
Messrs Camphell
Butler
Ward
Hamilton
Gazette
ME. Perry
Aaron F. Perry
United States
Sora
Hamilton County
Perry
Mr. Perry
Tom Young
Perrs
House
Terry
Hardesty
Philip Hardesty
Northwest
Columbus
Putnam
Paulding County
Messrs. Updegraff, Thompson
Gage
Up Iegraff
Capitol
R. C. Harrison
Rudolph DeSteiger
Calvary Morris
Mining Commission
A Look Around on Republican Support for Sherman
The writer reports no opposition within the Republicans to the agreed programme. Ashley remains at the American Hotel amid unfounded rumors. Sherman’s outside opponents are thinning, with two of four voters pledging to support the majority decision and the Hancock senator still backing Schenck. The forecast sees Sherman secure 73 to 76 votes, with no expectation of defeat.
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Ashley
Sherman
Hancock
Mr. Gage
Schenck
John Sherman
Port-au-Prince Hornet case and US policy update
Washington reports a single unexplained fact in the Hornet affair now at Port-au-Prince. The Hornet was sold to a Haitian company, the American flag dropped, and part of the crew paid off before the Tennessee's departure. Rumor says the buyer acted for the Haitian government, later entering American hands. Jor Warmoth accuses federal troops of siding against him in New Orleans and lauds noninterference by Gen. Emory in local political troubles. Iowa Senatorial scene centers on James T. Wilson declining to run, urging Alison as the more viable choice for the Senate seat.
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Hornet
Port-au-Prince
Tennessee
San Domingo
New York
Jor. Warmoth
New Orleans
White House
Emory
Iowa
James T. Wilson
Alison
INDIAN LANDS SALE POSTPONEMENT DENIED WISCONSIN
The Secretary of the Interior rejected Wisconsin's request to delay the Stockhand Muncie Indian lands sale. The sale will proceed as scheduled on the fifth. Also notes naval assignments and other federal items and a Texas governor's visit.
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Secretary of the Interior
Wisconsin
Muncie
Sayler Kemp Contest Ends Testimony and Vexed Transit Clash
Dayton dispatch reports the Sayler Kemp contest evidence closing with Kemp’s side preparing to continue testimony. A Short Line dispute over ties near the river bridge provokes calls for legal action. Lectures by Threshoe and Wendell Phillips draw crowds. A Cincinnati thief gang sparks debate while smallpox cases pause with no new reports for three days.
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Dayton
Gater-Kemp
Sayler
Kemp
On & Swich
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Daton Company
River Bridge
Thomas F. Threshoe
Becket Hall
Wendell Ghillips
Yong Men's Christian Association
Music Hall
Cincinnnati
Louisville Ledger Enters Anew With Carlisle Named Editor
Special Dispatch reports the Louisville Ledger has been enlarged and improved. The paper, once lackluster, now shows vitality and upholds high appearance. Lt Gov J G Carlisle assumes editorial control though with no prior editing experience. Sam Williams might write editorials, a move some deem better than past editors.
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Louisville, Jana
Louisville Ledger
J. G. Carlisle
Sam. Williams
Agriculture Board Chooses Site For 1872 State Fair
Special dispatch reports the Delegate Board of Agriculture considering a 1872 State Fair location with a bid of not less than the cost of arranging and funding exhibitions. The board weighs accessibility and best interests of officers J. Sutherland and G. Nelson among Ft. Wayne and Connersville locales. Further action expected by February as discussions continue.
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Sdianapolis
of Agriculture
J. Sutherland
G. Nelson
Ft. Wa
Connersville
Dianapolis
The Rochester Riot Involving Aveury’s Escape
An unclear report describes an incident in Aveury New York connected to a Rochester prison escape. It mentions an arrival in the city, a guard named Howard, a girl in Rochester, and crowd activity at Main Hall. Details are fragmentary and the sequence of actions is uncertain.
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Aveury
N. Y
Ander Howard
Rochester
Maing Hall
New York Custom House frauds probe widens as witnesses testify
The Congressional hearing into New York Custom House corruption continues with merchants testifying that costs to pass goods rose dramatically under the general cartage system. Witnesses claim about 200000 dollars yearly in improper payments, while officials and agents face bribery and concealment accusations amid plans for new factories and a hotel project in the city.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Custom House
J. P. Lindsay
Congressional Committee
William How
Caenee
How
Col. Leet
Bixby
Leet
Grinnell
Lindsay
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Washington
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White House
Grifnell
Casserly
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Lin
Himsel and
Grinnel
Jerry Collins
Redmond
G. Eastman
Assembly
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Smith
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Ketchum
C. F. Lewis
Ee Post
Cunard
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Askbribes
W. J
Kennedy
Europe
Davis
JT. Lewis
Boutwell
Lewis
G. L. Ford
Internal Revenue
Third District
Tweed expected to take Senate seat amid legal pledges
From New York, Tweed likely to Albany Monday to claim his Senate seat as civil suit sureties are accepted. Indictments could block actions. case notes include Mansfield Fisk letters and Erie Ring actions. Other items mention indictments against Tweed, Connolly, and Mields, and trials and committee appointments in the Ohio General Assembly.
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New York
Tweed
Albany
Senate
Horace Greeley
Republican General Committee
General Sessions Grand Jury
William M. Tweed
Richard B. Connolly
T Thos. J. Mields
James M. Sweeney
Oyer and Terminer Grand Jury
Regular Mail Route via Dayton & Western Railroad Established
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette reports a new mail route between here and Xenia Ohio on the Dayton and Western Railroad. Major Lacy of this city is appointed agent for the service. A slight injury to a person named 4 sormtrymma is noted, with confusion in the transmission of details.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Ricswoxp, Inc
Xenia
Dayton & Western Railroad
Major Lacy
Sormtrymma
Man Fatally Beaten in Clarke County Ohio
Lat night an old man named Jacob Deffen lach, a Harmony resident, was attacked in his stable, beaten and robbed of forty dollars. He did not recover. The assailants were not identified.
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Clarke County
Ohio
Cincinnati Gazette
Jacob Deffenlach
Harmony
Inauguration marks Washburn as Massachusetts governor
Gov Washburn was inaugurated today. The ceremony noted the state debt at 29 600204 funded and unfunded. The report mentions legislative actions in Massachusetts and Illinois with resolutions supportive ofSenator Sumner s one term amendment amid party tensions.
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Massachusetts
Bostos
Washburn
Virginia House votes to halt funding on debt resolution
Richmosp Jan 5 The House approved a resolution stopping funding of the debt by a vote of 88 to 27 and the measure moved to the Senate where support for the state credit improves. The action is seen as boosting public confidence and is expected to influence national lawmakers.
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Senate Chamber
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White
Powell
Haldeman
Neff
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D—Nye
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National Bureau of Migration
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Taft
Moore
United States
Virginia
Richmosp
Cane
Sota
Su Uen Ney
Alarm in Great Britain as Smallpox Surges
In London the yearly smallpox death toll reaches 8000, far above the 31-year average of 690. Medical journals urge strict sanitary rules, quarantines, and new hospitals, while government action is sought to curb the outbreak.
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Lospen
Andrew Porter
United States Army
Paris
London
France
Louisiana Legislature in turmoil over War mot h and Carterite clash
Extra session chaos grips New Orleans as Governor Warmoth battles lawmakers and U.S. Marshal actions. A standoff at the State House prompts militia, then federal troops to restore order. Carter and allies face expulsion while convening debates unfold on reform bills and power.
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State House
Executive Department
New On
Rans
House of Representatives
Washington
Philadelphia Diary of Naval Fitting and Grant Visit
From Philadelphia PrinapEcorma dated Jan 5, ships Canonicus Manhattan Wyandotte Samees and Ajax are fitting out at the navy yard likely for Cuba. President Grant visits, calls on Horace Binney Jr, dines with J. Gillingham Fell, attends a private reception at A. E. Bornes. Formal reception tomorrow at Commercial Exchange with Secretary Boulwell speaking on direct importations.
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PrinapEcorma
Canonicus
Manhattan
Wyandpite
Samees
Ajax
Navy Yard
Cuba
Grant
Horace Binney, Jr
J. Gillingham
A. E. Bornes
Commercial Exchange
Boulwell
Indictments Return Over Ex-Aldermen in Corruption Case
A grand jury in Cmcasco today returned new indictments against ex-Alderman Montgomery Walsh and McCauley for offering to take from named citizens amounts from two thousand to five thousand dollars to push their schemes in the Common Council. More indictments to follow.
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Cmcasco
Montgomery
Walsh
McCauley
Snow blockade hampers Pacific Railroad travel four trains reach Cheyenne
Four passenger trains carrying about eight hundred passengers reached Cheyenne from Ogden, after Dec 21 22 21 and 28 departures. Snow and drifted conditions west of Medicine Bow caused long delays with meals unavailable on side tracks. West of Laramie the line was impassable without a large crew and continuous effort.
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Cukyenne
Ogden
Laramie
Medicine Flow
Olden
Cheyenne
Sherman
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific
New York
Omana
Yenne
Omaha
Medicine Bow Station
Grand Duke Alexis Arrives in St Louis Amid Reception
The Grand Duke Alexis and suite arrived in St Louis after a delayed train due to a switch mishap near Venice. A large crowd greeted them at the Southern Hotel, with a formal noon reception planned by Mayor Brown. He previously gave $5,000 to the poor and forwarded letters seeking aid for various requests.
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St. Louis
Medill
New York
Grand Duke
Alexis and
Suite
Elon. G. Smith
James B. Eads
Elihu Shepard
J. M. Randall
Arthur B. Barret
Dan. G. Taylor
John B. Gray
Chicago Road
Alton
Venice
Mr. Smith
Brown
Twelfth Night Revelers Parade in New Orleans Delights Crowd
The third annual Twelfth Night Revelers parade in New Orleans drew huge crowds as sixteen floats depicted scenes from Shakespeare and related pantomime. Spectators crowded windows and doorways to watch the procession, titled English humor in pen of Sendak, with entries judging classic plays and characters.
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New Orleans
Cnvnans
Tes
Sendak
Oilech Guineen Nak Bracks Feoen Mudeen
Chief of Police Shot In Fort Wayne Case
From Fort Wayne the Chief of Police Patrick Mc oe was shot at 1 o one by Dr J N Thacker. The incident occurred in Fort Waxxe on January 4. The officer is reported in danger as a prisoner.
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Fort Waxxe
Patrick Mcoe
J.N. Thacker
Een
Grery
Jal
Cede
Imeem
Ibe Sruse
Tag Atrey
Wharton Trial recounts cross examination in Dr Warren case
In Axxapois Missouri January 5 the Wharton trial resumed with cross examining Dr Warren. He testified six cerebro spinal meningitis cases observed in Baltimore last year with one fatal. Discussion covered brain disease diagnosis and deaths lacking visible lesions. The Attorney General pressed for paid expert testimony while Warren stated he receives no fee as a witness.
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Axxapois
Wharton
Warren
Baltimore
Sylvester
Syester
England
Jill
Maypus
Wiliams
Pho Morera
Moreys
Syren Rose
University
Ketchum
Unc
fragmentary Mexico report on siege and government actions
An unclear early 20th century dispatch notes Mexico and Havana transmissions. It mentions a state of siege, government forces, expulsions from Guami and San Garco Sac, and unclear victors with government possession of assets. The fragmented text references extortion and unrest with uncertain names and dates.
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Crér
Mexico
Havana
Enshuila
Nusa
Senora
San Garco Sac
Brigham Young in Custody as Utah Trial Faces Delays
From Salt Lake Jan 4 Brigham Young remains in quiet custody at home under U S Marshal watch. He is cheerful and reports good health while predicting divine protection regardless of the trial outcome. Indictments against him and other prominent Mormons likely delay the case until March due to lack of funds for witnesses. prosecutors warn Washington funds are exhausted.
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Salt Lake
Brigham Young
Brigham
Washington
United States
Wisconsin relief fund tops 152 thousand dollars
Mapison January 4. Governor Fairchild reports receipts of 152791 dollars by January 1 for fires victims in northeastern Wisconsin. Meanwhile a legislative committee probes alleged frauds in the passage and veto of Dell's improvement bill and plans to compel attendance of key witnesses at the upcoming session.
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Mapison
Fairchild
Wisconsin
Railroad Union Plans Advanced Ahead of Toledo Region Transport
The President and officers of the Pennsylvania Central Rail road met with directors from Toledo Tiffin Mansfield Viere Marquette and Toledo Ann Arbor to discuss a regional railway union. The Flint and Toledo Marquette will build an independent line from Monroe to Toledo while Toledo and Ann Arbor progress toward completion. The Pennsylvania Central will supply iron for the Mansfield to Toledo segment and provide connections and depot accommodations for the Pi ere Marquette and Ann Arbor line, satisfying all parties.
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ToLeno
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Toledo, Tiffin & Mamsfield
Viere Marquette
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Flint & Piere Maruette
Monroe
Mich
Pennsylvania Central
Toledo, Tiffin Eastern Railroad
Manafield
Piere Marquette & Ann Arbor Railroad
Democratic State Central Committee to Meet in Jefferson City
From St Louis and St Pauls Tan July 5 dispatch says the Democratic State Central Committee will meet in Jefferson City next Monday to issue an address indorsing the passive policy and declare it the voice of the state in the coming contest. The address will be signed by nearly all Democrats in both houses of the Legislature. A lead miners meeting occurred yesterday with a committee tasked to prepare statistics and petition the Legislature and Congress to avoid tariff reductions. Corwin of Chicago and Hopkins of Cincinnati are invited to visit St Louis to confer with the committee on the tariff subject.
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St. Paurs
Tan
Jefferson City
Democratic State Central Committee
Congress
Messrs. Corwin
Chicago
Hopkins
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ku Klux Trials Conclude in Spartanburg County
The Ku Klux trials are finished for the present. One defendant from Spartanburg confesses and receives imprisonment from one month to two years. The petit jury is discharged by Judge Bond who leaves for Baltimore tomorrow. The grand jury stays a few days longer. No decision yet in the McMaster case as the Legislature reconvenes without a quorum.
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South Carolina
Spartasburg County
Cotumara
8. C
Ku-Klux
Babe Arnis Ku-Klux
Spartanburg County
Bond
Baltimore
McMaster
Scott Reappointed in Ontario Cabinet Returns by Acclamation
Ottawa Jan 4 The Hon Scott Commissioner of Crown Lands in the new Ontario Ministry was returned by acclamation to the Legislature. There will likely be no opposition to the re election of any cabinet members.
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Ottawa
Ont
Scott
Ontario
Explosion on L. and N. Freight Train Near Buck Lodge
An engine on a Louisville and Nashville freight train northbound exploded its boiler near Buck Lodge Station, throwing eight loaded cars and three empties off the track. Engineer Jamison was killed instantly, fireman Steel severely scalded, and brakeman Preston injured. The new engine had no known cause, track was cleared, and trains operated resumed by afternoon.
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Lovevinor
Louisville & Nashville Road
Buck Lodge
Cau
Jamison
Steel
Preston
Cuban insurgent leader crosses Trocha with fifty men
Havana reports a popular subscription to aid the party delivering Gen. Cespedes to authorities. Insurgent chief Juan Benigno Gomez crossed the Trocha with fifty men, losing four and taking seven prisoners in an engagement on January 2. Nine of his men surrendered to the Spanish. Marine news notes the steamer Wyoming from New York arriving at Liverpool on January 5.
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Havana
Cespedes
Juan Benigno Gomez
Trocha
Gomez
Fire wipes Clifton Springs hotel out in total loss
Minor Telegrams report the Clifton Springs New York hotel burned wholly yesterday with an estimated loss of 120000 and insurance. Other items note a coroner verdict in Paterson New Jersey that R F Burroughs was poisoned by Libby Garrabvant, a Cushman School dedication in Boston with Miss Cushman present, and Massachusetts court actions on a bank robbery suspect.
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Clifton Springs
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R. F. Burroughs
Paterson
N. J
Burroughs
Libby Garrabvant
Cushman
Charlotte Cushman
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Wm. A. Glover
Boyleston National Bank
Wilmington
Del
Clark
Albany
Jackson Democratic Club
Geo. W. Morgan
Ohio
Hendricks
F. George
Edward Davis
Mr. Billings
Windsor Locks
Canada
Indianapolis & St. Louis
F. A
Greencastle
Biggs
Georgetown
D. C
Wim. C. Wallace
Graham
Alamance County
New York
New York Dry Goods Market Quiet Yet Firm Opening Year
New York January 3 market notes a quiet but firm tone with buyers showing interest in new spring styles. Prices rise on several items including Seare A brows sheetings, Atlantic Common Mills goods, Clark sheetings, and various bleached muslins. A notable feature is the decline in price per dozen for OS sea thread amid overall higher textile costs.
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Garner & Conabihan
Stone River
Great Falls
James Long
We. Pe
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Clark
Streal
cNaught
Wiliseatie
Cotton Markets New Orleans Jan 5 Steady with mixed prices
Cotton market reports steady values for January 5 with sales totaling about 900 bales. Good ordinary at 18 4 19c, low middling near 19 1 2c, receipts 11. exports to Liverpool and the Continent listed, stock on hand around 191 561 bales. Weekly totals include 47 812 bales received and 50 491 gross. Further notes show varying regional totals, coastwise sales, and British exports amid fluctuating quotes.
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Liverpool
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Cumberland
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Great Britain
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Bates
Giaritatis
Wise
WN. Zeek
Reat Beltping
Dales
New York and Coastwise Cotton and Live Stock Markets
The report covers coastwise cotton sales, stock on hand, and weekly receipts. Exports to Great Britain and Cork are listed, with 15,095 bales received for the week and 4,248 bales sent to Britain. Live stock prices in New York show weak cattle and mixed sheep and lamb values, with notable car lot quotes and regional variations.
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Rewanieas
Great Britain
Cork
New York
Carrie
Texare
Minos
Lear
Gaits
Ibs
Illinois
Vave Renee
Maki
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report from Berraco
At Berraco on January 5 the Buffalo live stock market closed steady and heavy with lower bids. Texas steers averaged around 1,120 pounds at 465, Ohio cattle 1,164 to 1,513 pounds at about 4.96, and 2,600 head of cattle and sheep sold. Hog receipts were 3,200 with 2,600 head selling at 150 to 475 for medium to choice, closing firm.
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Ohio
Albany Live Stock Market Report Summary
Albany market notes show 78 carloads vs last week with average quality making around 687 dollars and bids ranging up to 600. Sheep and lamb sales were stronger than the prior week with wool sheep around 5 to 5.50 and lambs near 6 dollars. Cattle sales included mild to good cows and dressed beef priced about 5.60 to 6.00.
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Jars
Pittsburg Live Stock Market
East Liberty January 5 reports heavy arrivals and favorable prospects. Best cattle sold around 666.50, stockers at 4.25, 400 head. Sheep arrivals fair, best at 6.50, medium 5.00 to 5.50, common 4.60 to 4.50. Hogs arrivals fair with Philadelphia hogs 4.80 to 5.25 and Yorkers 4.60 to 4.70.
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East Lirerty
Philadelphia
River Traffic Notes and Ice Clad Waters Across The Midwest
Special Dispatches detail river conditions from Pomeroy Ky to Saint Louis with ice limits and rising waters. Vessels like Fleetwood Wild Boy Kanawha Belle Henry Ames and others move or arrive as weather remains clear or cool. A death from smallpox in Evansville Tallies with river commerce.
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Gramite State Re
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Voters and Faults in a Representative System
The Fortschy n notes that a government based on representation has faults, chiefly in the voters who refrain from voting or act for motives like appeasing customers or seeking money or drink. It argues a small minority vote conscientiously, while the majority may be swayed by personal gain or social pressures.
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Enquirer praises Democratic Senate actions on quorum
The Enquirer defends Democratic members for acting without a quorum to avoid delaying the Senate. It commends opposition conduct as praiseworthy and sensible while urging focus on the Legislature's work and avoiding unnecessary loss of time.
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Reform Movement Forms German Alliance at Arbeiter Hall
About seventy prominent Germans met at Arbeiter Hall to form a Reform and Reunion Club aimed at uniting Democrats with reform issues. Officials were elected, including Stroebel as President and Doemer as Secretary, with a seven member executive committee. A German mass meeting was planned in two weeks, with a speakers list, to build a coalition across parties while pushing municipal toward broader political reform.
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Louis Bullauf
Nau
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Strobel
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Esquire Resaw
Brehm
Capt. Schoenle
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Ing
Repullcan
Dhe Kui-Klux
Stroebel
Mayer
Emmert
Schoenle
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Bruehl
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Fred. Mayer
Esquire Renan
Signor Jannotta's Concert Pleases Carlisle Society
Signor Jannotta a renowned teacher and conductor led a musical reunion at Carlisle House last evening. The program featured Mite Mills piano piece Recollections of Home and a Gounod serenade with Louis Rallenberg on flute, praised as the gem of the evening.
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Catennd Stadlh
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Arta
Weather Report From War Department Bulletin
Weather forecast emphasizes continued middle cloudiness along the south coast with rain extending northeast. Barometer rising as clear conditions spread into Michigan, with elevated risk from changing winds and potential wild weather threats noted.
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Ward
Rain
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Esiden
AsIvVensiTixes
Stimson, Hart, Brinsmade
Licking
Morris
Virginia Military District
Ohio Agricultural College
Stimson
Loase
S.J. R
Chicago Law Institute
Ohio Reports
Ohio Statistics
Library Committee
J. D. Callen
Mercer
Mr. Ford
Jefferson
Johnson
Wilson
Charles Babcock
Cuyahoga
James E. Chase
Richland
Chase
Pillars
Allen
Geological Survey
J. R
Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum
Burton Township
Geauga County
Hilinois
Sumner
Illinois House of Restater
Dupanloup
Monseigneur Dupantoup
Academy of France
Academy
Germany
Berwin
Russia
St. Petersburg
Thiers
Rossel
New
Yor
Times
India
Yesed
Bunder-Abbas
Lonxpon
D . Franxkfoft
Bank of France
Louisiana
J. R. West
Warmoth
Sespene
J. R. Wearter
Anj
Louisiaia
C. yAbout
Carter
Bywster
Vir
Fc Earsue
Sully
H. C. Warmoth
Sim
M. Carr
E. W. Dewees
Badger
Sergt. Joseph
Papee
Luisiana
Ge. W. Carter
Louisana
John W. Carter
Schumacher
Kigeori
Kellogg
Warmothites
Secretary of the Treasury
Carterites
Royal Street
Sinoth
United Action
Republican Party
Opee
Gov
Armoth
Gov. Waymoth
Metropolitan Police
Rampart
Mechanics’ Institute
Teagues
Oaxaca
Porfia
Puebla
Midas
Aakeb
Cadena
Aguastes
Donato Guerra
Mazatlan
Leon
San Luis Potosi
Martinez
Zacatiers
Neri
Cri
Grande
Augur
Puarez
Mejia
Eer
Oritaba
Matamoras
Valldez
San Carlos
Canales
Tamaulipas
Piedras Negras
Juarez
Miers
Pacific Railroad
the Grand Duke
Fort Wayne
Railroad Matters
L. & N. Railroad
Marine News
Liverroor
Wyoming
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Albany Live Stock Market
the Greman Press
Eek
Home News
Reform Movement
Arbeiter Hall
John McKinzie
Third Street
Albers
Fifth Street
John Bunker
Frank Muggins
Gus. Sedriller
Weather Report
War Department
U. S. Army Division
Cleveland
O. Coriane
Utah
Davenport
Denver
Col
Detroit
Duluth
Minn
Ndianapolis
Keokuk
Key West
Fila
Knoxville
Tenn
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!