Daily Gazette News of the Day
Reports defend District Attorney Barta Man to the Department of Justice. Smallpox deaths in Philadelphia last week numbered 177, down 52 from the previous week. Kentucky Senate passed the Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill by the Speaker’s casting vote. North Carolina offers rewards totaling 300000 for Lowry gang members. Senator Stewart discusses needed reform of Custom House practices. Indiana Secretary of State Norman S Eppr died suddenly in Indianapolis of heart disease. Spanish Bourbons move to crown Prince of Asturias with the Duke of Montpensier as Regent. Senator Spencer claims War ner’s withdrawal aids reelection by retaining 58 top state appointments. North Carolina Democratic caucus nominates Maj. W Ransom for US Senate. Haiy nomination for Assistant Secretary of State not withdrawn per Foreign Committee. Senator Witon pledges explanation for charges. Republicans in southern France prepare for revolution if Trimes resigns. McMahon or Le Duke would be appointed. Cures trial verdict: guilty of murder in first degree. to be hanged. second trial previously ruled by Supreme Court. Utah Gov Woors vetoes convention bill for statehood. cites insufficiency of population and polygamy issue. Congress: Senate not in session. House discusses postal telegraph plan with opposing and supporting members.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Kentucky Senate
North Carolina
Stewart
Custom House
Norman S. Eppr
Indiana
Indianapolis
Prince of Asturias
Duke of Montpensier
Stexveer
Warner
Spencer
Senate
Maj. W. Ransom
United States
Vance
Senate Foreign Committee
Haiy
Witson
France
Trimes
Duke IV
MaLe
McMahon
Bordeaux
Brookville
Pew
Supreme Court
Gov
Woors
Utah
Lish
Franxxfort
Kentucky
Gilbert
Whitaker
Cincinnati Council
Ferguson
Chenoweth
Cincinnati
Talbott
G. R. McKee
Holt
McManama
Webb
Senator Whitaker
Standiford
Carlisle
Gilbert Rose
Leslie
Nicholasville
Danaville
State Line
Sparta
Tenn
Chattanooga
Soa
Board of Trustees
Eee &c
Chatan
Cincinnati Contienre Railroad
Commonwealth of Aa Maesares
Commonwick
The Cheek Trial Ends With Guilty Verdict
Special dispatch from Cincinnati reports Capt. Schwartz wrapping up the defense as Strawder Cheek faced the jury. Judge Hanna delivered a concise charge before the jury found Cheek guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced him to be hanged.
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Capt. Schwartz
Cheek
Strawder Cheek
Hanna
Court House
Strander
Muriel
Nilsson Concerts Postponed to Atheneum in Columbus
Legislative week in Columbus sees church revivals and a Busy schedule. Nilsson concerts moved to February 8 and 9 at the Atheneum. Rev James L Grover preaches at Third Avenue Methodist. Mrs Mary A Livermore addresses and lectures. Central Ohio Teachers Association meets in Worthington with unity for township schools. Railroad charter filed to build Black River to Zanesville with $500,000 capital.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Columbus
Turners
Thomas Paine
Methodist Churches of
Bigelow Chapel
Nilsson
Atheneum
Opera House
James L. Grover
Third Avenue Methodist Church
Foster
Mary A. Livermore
Universalist Church
Central Ohio Teachers’ Association
Worthington
Lake Erie, Wooster & Muskingum Valley Railroad Company
Black River
Lorain County
Zanesville
Capital Stock
George Edwards
Matilda Fletcher
General Assembly
Taylor
Cincinnati
Second Presbyterian Church
Assembly
Milton Sayler
Okey and Miller
Robert Clarke
Col. Dodds
St. Joseph's Cathedral
John G. Thompson
Daniel J. Cullen
Mercer
M. A. Dougherty
Fairfield
L. Green
Perry
Thomas Corcoran
Agricultural Society to Elect New Springfield Board
A report from Davros Ohio details the County Agricultural Society closing its year with the treasury debt free and a strong position. New officers were elected: John Sharp President Marcus Eilis Vice President John H. Gorman Treasurer and M L Cody Secretary. A city subscriptions push and railway fair committee were formed. In Springfield another burglary verdict favored the State versus Edward Rhone mus with three alibis. A change of venue for Lucian Carnawaless is planned.
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Indiana
Clark
The
County Agricultural Society
Olimer
John Sharp
Marcus Eilis
John H. Gorman
M. L. Cody
Prospects Improve for Full Stock Appraisal Funds
A report notes stock worth two hundred thirty four thousand dollars and a total requirement of three hundred thousand dollars. The outlook remains favorable for securing the full amount.
Hale Nomination in limbo as Senate action debated
Washington reports show Foreign Relations Committee may keep Hale nomination for Assistant Secretary of State in play despite pressures. Wilson seeks retention for action, pledging to meet charges. Kansas senators Pomeroy Caldwell faced criticism for backing Governor of Washington Territory. Bateman defense in Cincinnati looms, while a district court frees a man over merchandise by sample. Gambling indictments shock Washington as reform talks rise. Senator Spencer predicts Mobile collector denial would aid re election. Chicago relief bill fate uncertain amid opposition. Globe suppression noted in debate peculiarities. Tice meter refund bill advances with substantial cost estimates. Georgia Republicans protest convention delegate appointment by Central Committee.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hale
Wilson
Logan
Chicago
Chandler
Conkling
Syracuse
Hamlin
Buying Bonds and Selling Gold in February
Washington Jan 23 The Secretary of the Treasury directs the Assistant Treasurer in New York to buy one million dollars of bonds on February first third and fifth Thursdays or three million in all and to sell one million of gold on the second and fourth Thursdays or two millions in all. Adjournment resolution heats House Republicans expect passage of Senate plan by March 29. Coolie slave trade in China condemned and action urged. Utah unlikely to gain statehood due to population thresholds. Ship material to be admitted free. 109000 Coolies in Cuba since 1847. Blackburn trial at Chillicothe opens with disputes over testimony and juror competency. decision postponed.
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J. W. Gaff
Distillers’ Manufacturing Company of
Cincinnati
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Col. Schlater
Ohio
Georgia Republicans
WashingTon
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Bas Duk
K D
B. Y
T . Schi
House
Senate
Benwith
Eee
England
Europe
Messrs
Orton
Hubbeard
Belgium
San Francisco
Senate Committee
Well
Prescott
Western Union Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Beal
Ms. Dawes
Mass.r
Beck
Dawes
United States
Wells
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Townsend
Coghlan
Casik
Ublj
Bowes
Duell
K Yu
Ewing & Co
Sout Market Street
Sons
Noel Plater
John Luysden & Co
A. M. Ferrie & Co
A. M. Perine & Co
J. Lumsden & Co
Noel & Plater
Eakin, Ewing & Co
Wessel Perine
Nog, & Plater
Insur
Tna
Equitable
Nashvile
Don
Liverpool and Globe
Franklin
Queen
North British
Georgia Home
Continental
State
Nashville
Commercial
Ashville
New
Tennessee Marine
Quebec
Ac Tuhort Insane Asylum
Jl Wackest
John A. Smith
Faribat 4
Minn
Etor
Wein
Burning Hill
Maryland
Louis
St. Louis Brass and Hardware Manufact Company
Mission House
D. Heitzell & Ae
of & Powell
Heitzell & Co
The Steamer Hornet in Harbor Report
Havana reports the captain bored holes in the Hornet and sank her in Port-au-Prince harbor to avoid capture. A Baltimore dispatch says the Hornet arrived there last night and will be libeled by the State Department for violating maritime law. Captain Brown of the merchant service arrived to discuss navigation and the Hornet’s fate.
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Havana
Hornet
Port-au-Prince
United States
Congress
New York
Baltimore
State Department
Wasuixetox
Capt. Brown
Kentucky Senate Passes Rail Bill After Dramatic Vote
Rejoicing spreads from Lexington to Danville as Kentucky Senate approves the Southern Railroad measure after two amendments. Senator Gilbert’s decisive vote breaks a 19 to 19 tie, with the bill now headed to the House and then the Governor. Reports note large crowds, praise for Speaker Carlisle, and anticipated gubernatorial approval.
Tweed Plans Senate Arrival and Albany Fight
New York reports Tweed has matured plans to challenge his Senate expulsion and will reach Albany by Tuesday to take a seat. Friends and rivals weigh reception, with observers predicting cautious decorum or disapproval as he sits in the chamber.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Senate
William M. Tweed
Albany
Tweed
Gage
Custom House Investigation and City News Roundup
New York reports adjournment of the Custom House Investigating Committee to next Wednesday with a visit to Ashington tonight. The Prison Reform Association elected H Seymour President, J G Blaine and F Lieber Vice Presidents, and E C Wines Secretary. Elsewhere, Albany testimony alleges a Wick with twenty five percent commission for state printers work, and Market Savings Bank shows liabilities of $960000 with assets of $572000. Grand Jury extends term. Liberal Convention plans to challenge Republicans. various legal and securities actions noted along with smallpox cases rising and Harlem Railroad issues.
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Custom House
Ashington
Prison Reform Association
H. Seymour
J. G. Blaine
F. Lieber
E. C. Wines
Terwilliger
Albany
Southwick
Death of Col Eddy and public notices from Indianapolis
From Indianapolis comes word Col Norman B Eddy Secretary of State died suddenly of heart disease at his residence. He formerly represented the Ninth Indiana District in Congress and led the 48th Indiana Volunteers in the war. Eddy, elected Secretary of State two years ago, was regarded as an honest man by all parties and widely mourned. Also noted are mentions of Rev Charles H Marshall and various European political items and dispatches from London Paris and Rome.
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Norman B. Eddy
Col. Eddy
Indiana
Colfax
48Th
Indiana Volunteers
Charles H. Marshall
Gladstone
London
Germany
Earl Granville
Duke of Newcastle
England
House of Lords
Charles Dilke
Peabody Fund
Bristol
Mr. Peabody
France
Loxpros
Prince of Wales
Victoria and Albert
Mediterranean
Madeira Island
Queen Victoria
L’arliament
Foreign Office
Lord Lyons
Liberal Republican Convention Bluster Fades in Missouri
St Louis reports the Jefferson City Liberal Republican event as weak and miscast by Col Grosvenor Joe Pulitzer and Gov Brown. The mass meeting drew many Democrats and nonpartisans, offered no organized plan or central committee, and ended as a brief, ineffective show with little lasting impact.
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Cincinnati Gazette
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Col. Grosvenor
Joe Pulitzer
Liberal State Committee
Gov. Brown
Ohio Senate and House Proceedings January Session
The Ohio Legislature reports a morning without a Senate session. Petitions from Hardin and Madison counties seek to curb empiricism and protect citizens. Bills introduced include county publication of annual statements and penalties for contaminating water sources. A coat room for members was requested. a third reading agenda faced adjournment due to a small House.
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Senate
HOUSE
Waddle
Hardin County
Ohio
Wilson
Madison County
McCoy
Case
Munson
Committee On
Missouri Legislature approves water works bonds
The Missouri Legislature unanimously passes a bill authorizing the city of St. Louis to issue 1,385,000 dollars in bonds for extending and protecting the water works system. The measure moves to immediate implementation and funding through city channels.
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Teo
Associated Pres
Missouri Legislature
St. Louis
Jan
Telegraph Monopolies Debate in Senate Subcommittee
In a tense session the Senate debated telegraph control with public ownership urged by some and fears of centralization. Speakers cited costs and Belgium as a model while railing at Eastern monopolies. Proposals to expand government power faced strong opposition amid broader worries over railroads and private interference.
Woods vetoes Utah statehood bill in Salt Lake
Salt Lake Jan 27 Gov Woods returned to the Legislative Assembly the act for calling a convention to frame a state constitution for Utah. He urges awaiting federal action, cites population and harmony with Congress, and warns that statehood is a privilege not a right. Veto message provokes heated reaction and demands for joint resolutions.
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Salt Lake
Gov. Woods
Legislative Assembly
Utah
United States
James W. Young
M . Rockwood
Thesembly
J. W. Young
Gov Ynor
San Francisco Mining Stocks Lead Week at Heaviest Trade
In San Francisco, Mariposa Settled Mining stocks dominate activity as four stock sales set weekly records. Prices show notable closes with Point at 700, Curry 122, Ely 11235, Kentuck 22713, Bel i OD. Court cases, including Brokaw and Evans, unfold with proceedings in Sacramento and related indictments.
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Pew Company
San Francisco
Point
Curry
Ely
Kentuck
Bel
Francisco
Indian Pension Frauds Arrest of Alexander Claperton
A report from VENWOrTH Kansas dated May 27 states Alexander Claperton was arrested in connection with pension frauds against the government. Dispatches to Col W Coffin note an indictment and the need to secure escapees and bail. The U S Marshal and the District Attorney in New York are mentioned in pursuit.
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Venworth
Kas
Alexander C' Uhene Rence
Pan Eon Ager
Right
Col. W. Coffin
Uni
Poren Wat
New York
Habeas corpus bid aims at prisoner release
Ola j leads a bi podian discussion on securing the prisoner’s release. An application for habeas corpus is expected to be pursued.
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Ola
Grand Duke Alexis in Louisville Reception and Plans
In Louisville in late January 77 the Grand Duke Alexis will visit Frankfort with a six member committee led by the House Speaker and will be hosted at the Grand Ball at the Overton Hotel. Admiral Primsett informs Mayor Johnson the Grand Duke arrives Friday and will stay near the rear of the pole. Cassius M. Clay will attend the royal reception Tuesday at Benton Mission where Machin spoke to Sunday School children marking the Duke’s first school visit since arriving in the country.
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Louisville
Lovnmine
Seth
Petssiett
W. Gul
M. Bodisco
I Mace
Rater
Pet Pie Navy
Frank Thormpeon
Anitocelatn
Wil
House of Representatives
Frankfort
Privithe Galt Hoare
Anc Entit
Memrits
Priinsett
Johnson
Mae Overton
Lons
Grand Duke
Alexis
Cocketee Machin
Benton Mission
Machin
Grand Eux
Cassius M. Clay
United States
Russia
Milwaukee Politics Protests Wisconsin Temperance Bill
A Milwaukee Democratic City Convention delegates protest the Wisconsin Legislature temperance bill with resolutions aimed at uniting the party for the spring campaign. Meanwhile the Merchants’ Association opposes a federal bill for duty remission on building materials for the burned district, citing harm to home industries in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A.T. Rumsey
la Crosse
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Merchants’ Association
Congress
Chio
Michigan
Minnesota
Dee Ree
North Carolina Reward for Lowry Gang Arrest
A Raleigh branch offers 10000 dollars for Henry B. Lowry and 5000 dollars for each gang member, totaling 300000 dollars. The Conservative caucus names Gen Maj. W. Ransom for US Senate. Elections loom as Republican and Conservative conventions set Raleigh April 17 and Greensboro May 1.
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New York
Raleigh
Henry B. Lowry
Maj. W. Ransom
United States
Vance
Greensboro
Congressional Committee Arrives Fire in New Orleans
The congressional committee arrived last evening and is staying at the St. Charles. Thomas A. Scott of the Pennsylvania Central and H. B. McComb among other railroad magnates have arrived. The Boys' House of Refuge burned. losses are estimated at thirty thousand dollars.
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Congressional Coman
St.arles
Thos
A. Scott
Pennsylvania Central
McComb
House of Refuge
Public Library of Kentucky Buys Central Market for 210000
The Public Library of Kentucky purchased the Central Market City building on Fourth Street for 210000 to house the library. It will open soon with dedicatory ceremonies including an oration and poem, starting with nearly twenty thousand volumes. Edward Hammond, last Dartmoor prisoner, died in Lynn, aged years.
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Louisville
Public Library of
Kentucky
Fourth Street
C. E
Dartmoor
Boston
Edward Hammond
Lynn
Evansville Holly Water Works Start Promises Well
A summary of varied incidents including James W. Henry being fatally injured after a carriage accident in a Boston turfman case, A W Watson's arrest for forging pension vouchers at Wash ington Pa, and a fatal fall of Michael Madigan a Pittsburg contractor near the Fort Wayne bridge. Also notes a Pa haunted house scare in Alleghany City the Thomas Paine birthday observance at St Louis and a deadly shooting at Newton Kansas after a stage altercation.
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Holly
Evansville
James W. Henry
Boston
A.W. Watson
Washington
Wash
Walker
Frank Osborn
Jos. Johnson
Thos. Camp
Kemp
Princeton
Ind
Rge
Michael Madigan
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Thomas Paine
St. Louis
Con
Alleghany City
Esplanade Street
Anna Stephenson
New Albany
Newton
Kansas
Southwestern Stage Company
Taylor
Merrill
River News Teletype Special Dispatches From Several Ports
Morcaytown and Brownsville report river levels with 2 to 4 feet in channels and cold, cloudy weather. Greensburg and Louisville show rising ice and closures. ferries limited. Cairo and Memphis note icy conditions, multiple arrivals and departures, and near freezing to subzero temperatures. Weather sharp drops may close river navigation toward Cairo and points south by rail.
German Battalion to Confer on Washington's Birthday Parade
Home news item reports the German Battalion forming a committee to meet the Zouave Battalion about a joint parade on Washington's Birthday. Also notes West End citizens plan a meeting at Deters Hall to discuss city redistricting and Schiff River Fire concerns. A Manns family horse overheated. Box 35 alarm proved unnecessary. Box 64 fire in a cooper shop caused a large light but limited damage. The Ludlow Presbyterian Church burned noon service. brick building worth about 10,000 dollars lost, policy possibly expired. congregation escaped, cabinet organ pulpit carpets saved.
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West End
Deters’ Hall
Freeman Street
Lincoln Park
Schiff
Manns
Vine
Front Streets
Gest
Harriet
Fosa, Schneider & Brenner
Presbyterian Church
Ludlow
Presbyterian Charch
Kentucky
Paradise for Stragglers in Louisville Work us Refuge
The Louisville Commercial promotes Cincinnati as a final destination for emigration, claiming Cincinnati will welcome stragglers in September with no strong support and noting they have a workhouse called the Work us. The piece implies Cincinnati acts as a city of refuge attracting migrants fleeing Louisville.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Lowsville
Nilsson in the maestro's studio described with passion
Mrs Greenough recalls an American visit to the maestro’s apartment where Nilsson sings with crystalline tone. The pianist-master argues modern music overemphasizes force, praising the old Italian method and the singer’s art while lamenting today’s public taste.
Weather Report from War Department Telegrams
Cincinnati weather observations show cloudy to clear conditions with varying wind directions today. Probabilities indicate a rising barometer across Atlantic and Gulf states with partly cloudy to clear skies and increasing northwesterly winds, and no dangerous winds expected tonight.
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Baltimore
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Vicksburg
Miss
Leavenworth
Louisville
Minnecas Marquette
Mem Tenn
Wis
Mobile
Ala
Saberietics
Wilmington
Norx
Cixcimatt
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf States
Lower Lakes
Gulf
Fire alarm rattles merchants as Pearl Street blaze fades
Last night a fire at C Stiker’s shoe store 33 East Pearl Street triggered a box 15 alarm in a busy business area. Firemen’s water stream drenched onlookers including Lt Deitsch, leaving the crowd soaked and amused as the blaze was quickly controlled with minor losses.
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Box 15
Second
Sycamore Streets
C. Stiker
East Pearl
Theological Library Theft Case Involving Minister Morgan
The Reverend Stephen Morgan admits taking several Theological Library volumes from the Public Library and returning them secretly in August September and November 187? The detective and librarian recovered twenty books, Morgan claiming sixteen were previously unreturned. He faced three charges of petit larceny, bail set at 900 dollars posted by Joseph DeCamp and Captain Jas M Wie.
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Ami
McGhee
Shedd
Barrow
Presserse
Christ
Punshon
Joseph DeCamp
Jas. M. Wie
Deed or Alice at Wood's Theater opens sensational drama
Wood's Theater presents Tom Taylor's Deed or Alice a military thriller in its first night with Mr and Mrs D E Baldnian lead roles. National Theater shows Pomp or Way Down South tonight featuring James H Budworth in the principal Ethiopian role.
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Wood's
Tom Taylor
Alice
Wood
D. E. Baldniabn
Natiwonat
James H. Budworth
Exhibition on Block Coal Impresses Rockport Visitors
A Saturday exhibit in Rockport showcased block coal from Spencer and Dubois counties along with Peacock coal and high quality bituminous coal. Prof. Wayne analyzed ore sample noting low phosphorus and sulfur, while Dr K. E. Sabin led the Rockport Railroad initiative tours, inviting Cincinnati business leaders to view mineral resources and the proposed railway development.
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Mahoning Valley
Prof. Cox
Indiana
Spencer
Dubois
Rockport
Wayne
KE. H. Sabin
Cincinnati
Board of Trade Rooms
Fire on Natlan floor tests three workers courage
Harry W. Walker John Stones and Pat McConley faced a fifth floor blaze at Natlan candy factory last Friday. Surrounded by flame and fire’s roar they found a board to bridge a drop to Fox’s building. They escaped by a precarious route aided by shutters and a hasty dash to safety.
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Harry W. Walker
John Stones
Pat McConley
Natlan
Theim
Acrosas
Fox
German Opera Star Wachtel to Tour After New York Engagement
The German tenor Wachtel, famed for his Rao role in Meyerbeer, will leave New York next week for a concert tour, with plans to return in early spring to join Pargpe Rosa at the Academy of Music for an Italian opera season. His acting and singing have drawn vast praise, and he will be well supported by Pauline Canissa and Mephistophels Hermanns. Sudden Death Albert Harding, fireman on the Little Miansi Railroad, died in Columbus from apoplexy after recent injuries from being caught between freight cars. he was about 30, unmarried.
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Scribner
Nilsson
Nilssom
Tures
Isabel
Europe
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Watson
Art Journal
New York
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Pargpe-Rosa
Academy of Music
Rao
Meyerbeer
Pauline Canissa
Hermanns
Basso
Mephistophels
Albert Harding
Columbus
Pendleton
Random 19th Century Snippets Highlight Odd Notes
A collage of old fashion curiosities and quotes spans rivalries among buffaloes shot by Alexis, a hippo’s birth at Regent's Park, Whittier urging amnesty and freedmen relief, fashion pins and wedding rings, dieting fashion, New Zealand census figures for 1871, Auckland and Dunedin populations, and remarks from Edwin M. Bacon on English literature.
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Regent's Park
London
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Sumner
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Auckland
Dunedin
Edwin M. Bacon
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Boston Advertiser
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Elementa
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Ea Messrs
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