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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1879
Page
1
Ready Made Shirts Offer Low Prices in Cincinnati
Ready Made Shirts advertises an unparalleled assortment at low prices with six shirts for $5.50 or six for $6.50 or $7. They boast finished and unfinished shirts with high workmanship and guarantees refunds. Locations listed include Cincinnati and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penang
Fourth ST
Cincinnati
T. Louis
Chicago
Greenback Convention Backed By Democrats For State Ticket
In Michigans early 19th century politics the Greenback State Convention met in Mears Hall to nominate a Supreme Judge and two Regents. Robert E. Rice of Ann Arbor was elected president as delegates read and adopted platforms opposing centralized power and favoring greenbacks and public land allocation. A nine member conference committee planned coalition talks with Democrats to oppose Republicans in the upcoming elections. The Democratic State Convention met at Buck’s Opera House and, after arranging committees, formed a joint ticket with the Greenbacks. John B. Shipman was named for Supreme Court Judge with George P. Sanford and Henry Whiting as Regents. The Democratic body adopted the Greenback platform with a noted exception to clause eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanstxa
Mic
Greenback
State University
Mear's Hall
Field
Usta
Robert E.rice
Ann Arbor
Buck’s Opera House
Copeland
W. L. Webber
East Sagitaw
John L. Burleigh
J. D. Fisher
Greenbackers
Supreme Court
John B. Shipman
Coldwater
Regents
Geo. P. Sanford
Ingham County
Henry Whiting
St. Clair County
Dead Woman in Lynn River Fueled By Abortive Cause
Feb 28 report shows the Lynn river corpse of a young woman died from abortion likely within 48 hours. She wore a white night dress and skirt with a brown checked swath at the abdomen. Earrings were gold with pendant globes. face bore frozen-blood evidence and a severed nose. Identification appears unlikely.
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Boston
Lynn
Sava
Rome
Senate Holds All Night Session for Legislation
Washington reports the Senate continuing through the night in a bid to push the sundry civil bill. Senator Edmunds successfully struck out a provision enabling settlements of accounts with the government over wartime expenses, using a steady array of points of order to oppose the measure. The chamber proceeds slowly with routine business into early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Edmunds
Great Britain
Shields
Cincinnati Gazette
Potter investigation report splits Democrats and Republicans
Secret session reveals a partisan Potter draft aimed at reviving fraud rhetoric for the 1880 campaign. Republicans prepare a counterreport, Democrats urge a stronger minority response, with a full committee meeting set for tomorrow to decide the majority version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Washington
Commissioner Knum's Secretary Exonerated
Special Dispatch reports a Potter committee meeting where letters from ex US Attorney Beckwith New Orleans Gen Sewall Chief Revenue Agents ex Governor Flanders of Louisiana and others exonerate H Conquest Clarke Secretary of Commissioner bhai from charges of complicity in an anonymous letter to Gen Butler from New Orleans.
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Knum
Cincinnati Gazette
Washington
Potter Committee
United States
Beckwith
New Orleans
Gen. Sewall
Gov. Flanders
Louisiana
H. Conquest Clarke
Bhai
Ener
Butler
Seward Triumph and Senate Pension Shift in Congress
Debates unfold over appropriation bills and the Seward contempt resolution as George F. Seward defeats Springer’s bid to condemn him. Senate passes amended pension provisions for Mexican and Indian War veterans. National Academy surveys funding altered. officials consider selling the Cincinnati Post Office building. Public Printer DeFrees denounces private printing plan.
Legislative Appropriations Bill Reported With Amendments
Senate committee approves the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill with many amendments aimed at conforming to last session's law. Repeal provisions for the federal election law and test oath are struck out, juror drawing changes skipped, and consolidation of territorial scientific surveys omitted. The Bureau of Statistics reports exports minus imports showing a surplus of 297,680,083 for twelve months ending January 31, 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On
Senate
House
Wasumeton
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Cabinet session rails against Chinese bill amid presidential veto doubts
Wasurx N. Feb. 28. The Cabinet session was largely devoted to the Chinese bill. The entire Cabinet reportedly supports the President, who regards a veto as essential to policy.
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Wasurx
French Senate Hears Amnestying Debate Amid Political Tensions
In Versailles Victor Hugo urged full amnesty but government opposition blocked it as 163 to 86 supported the government bill. De Marcere’s retirement is predicted while Finance Minister Say warns against the risky 5 percent rente conversion and possible gold borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leon Say
Budget Committee
Bank of France
Rouvier
Lay
Destitution in Sheffield District Amid Relief Shortfall
The Mayor reports 4000 destitute people and 400 starving families in a Sheffield district with relief funds nearly exhausted, leaving about £800 unexpended. At London’s Atlantic & Great Western bondholder meeting about 600 attendees approved leasing the railroad to the Erie Railway and limited prior lien amounts as per the July 21 1875 official scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Erie Railway
Betrothed Princess to Wed Prince Arthur at Windsor
Princess Louisa Margaret, niece of the Emperor, will wed Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught. The wedding, postponed a month due to Princess Alice’s death, is set for March 13 at Windsor. Channel storms disrupt mail between Berlin and England. The Reichstag opens Budget debate amid revised deficit and proposed measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Louisa Margaret
England
Prince Arthur
Duke of Connaught
Alice
Windsor
Russian Note Hints Foreign Governor for Eastern Roumelia
News from Loxpon and Vienna reports a suggestion to appoint a foreign Governor in Eastern Roumelia to ease issues. Other dispatches note Russian forces dismantling Arab Tabia after Romanian evacuation and measures to prevent Bulgarians from burning Adrianople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Roumelia
Arab Taria
St. Preterseuré
Arab Tabia
Hungarian Delegations Open as Claim for Bosnian Occupation Sum
Pesta February 28 Delegations opened hearings on a claim seeking four million five hundred thousand pounds for the Bosnian occupation of 1879. The action targets restitution or compensation related to historical occupation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesta
Yellow Fever Riot and Catarrh in a Historic Notice
An 19th century style bulletin reports a severe yellow fever outbreak among shipping men near Rio de Janeiro with government aid and a request for additional credit to provide food. It also notes a riot at Ath inst. in Gesson with fatalities and store damage. A long medical description extols catarrh detailing symptoms, discharge, odor, and impacts on respiration digestion mood and potential deformities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Rio de Janxico
Duties on Tea and Molasses and Sabbath Observance
Ottawa reports duty reductions on tea and molasses with potential free tea and coffee pending finances to aid trade with Japan. Montreal mentions alarm at possible breadstuffs tariff and urges keeping grain and flour from the United States duty free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Japan
Montreal
Montreal# Corn Exchange
United States
Suit against Col. Pelton postponed again over $1146 loan
The New York suit against Col. W. T. Pelton for 1146 borrowed money was postponed to February 20 and then rescheduled for two weeks more. Offers to settle ranged from 300 to none, Pelton pleaded poverty, and Russell’s counsel agreed to another postponement. The claim is in judgment and the dispute centers on Pelton's impecuniosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. W. T. Pelton
Pelton
Russell
Son of Mrs Linn Arrested in Note Theft Case
Mrs Linn reported $600 in notes stolen. Detective John Franz arrested John Adams, her son, on larceny and forgery charges. Adams confessed to stealing the notes forging an endorsement and selling one. The remaining notes and much of the money were recovered from his hiding place.
New Orleans Savings Institution Pays 15 Percent Cash to Depositors
A Monday rule at the New Orleans Savings Institution has paid out half a million so far with managers agreeing to give 15 percent cash to depositors and the remainder after the ninety days notice. Officers report the bank solvent after a January deposits total of 2,050,000 while rumors of heavy holdings in depreciated state bonds sparked a run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orteans
New Orleans Savings Institution
Catarrh Dangers Prompt Call for Early Relief
Catarrh that goes untreated can extend into the lungs and cause consumption and death. Air entering a catarrhal patient is tainted by foul secretions, hindering blood purification and overall vitality. early treatment is urged to prevent this progression.
Complete Permanent Cure Promised by Dr Aborn Therapy
In his adopted treatment system Dr Aborn claims years of uniform success and thousands of cases across all forms and stages of the disorder. He asserts direct penetration of diseased head cavities through nasal passages, cleansing ulcers and foul discharge, relief of irritation, and lasting restoration with a radical cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn
Modern System of Medicated Inhalations Cure All Failures
Local remedy claims instant relief for catarrh throat bronchial and lung affections through inhalations and constitutional treatment. Advertisement notes special appliances and generalized claims of effectiveness and rapid relief. The item reads like a period medical promotion targeting broad respiratory ailments.
Eye and Throat Surgical Institute Listing in Cincinnati
A damaged OCR snippet lists Eye and Har Catarah Throat Lung and Surgical Institute at 215 West Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio under supervision and management. The fragment suggests a medical facility record or directory entry with unclear full details.
Dr Aborn's Institute Promises Modern Medical Solutions
Dr Aborn offers a system of practice claiming modern methods, new remedies, and success after failures. Public notice advertises mailed publications for a three cent stamp and personal or letter consultations from Cincinnati professionals. Treatments can be done at home with moderate terms and shipping to all U S and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Territories
Aborn
Cincinnat
Isan DR
Citiaay
Takei
West Fourth
Street
Cisciuaati
Obia
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