Numerous legislative actions and nominations across states and Congress
The report outlines varied political moves including Massachusetts voting down a woman suffrage bill on third reading, Ohio notary public denial for a female, Kentucky charter amendments extending city officers, and a broad set of bills and resolutions across Ohio Wisconsin New Brunswick and Congress. It notes defeats and approvals on taxes governance and military matters, plus reform measures such as navy grade reductions and an ajournment plan.
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Redistricting Debates and Insurance Reform in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus a Republican caucus discussed redistricting and projected a cautious path, suggesting no districting bill this session but hinting at a Stimsonlike measure. The Insurance Committees held joint hearings on life fire and mortgage loans, proposing liberalization of Ely’s bill and greater access for foreign insurers. Civil appointments and conventions followed, with officers named and upcoming meetings set, including a Democratic county convention and a Sunday School convention delegation.
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The Chicago relief bill battles in the House
Washington reports a House struggle over the Chicago relief bill with strong Pennsylvania Michigan and Wisconsin votes and support from Massachusetts Ohio and the South. Debates feature Conger and others, a test vote favors the previous question, and a recommit passes. Also noted are actions on land grants and fiscal bills, and the Ku Klux decision.
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Erie Stock Surge In Ten Days Draws Wall Street Bids
New York reports massive Erie stock activity with large purchases and many new operators on Wall Street. Clergymen and citizens bought shares while emigration talks spark plans to open Indian Territory. Separately, the Tichborne case sees mixed verdicts and continued controversy over Sir Roger. Stabbing at Astor House leaves Hugh Waters gravely injured. Hartford and New Haven Railroad pays a quarterly dividend of 3 dollars per share.
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Mysterious deaths and legal shifts headline city pages
Post mortem finds Mrs. OShaughnessy died of lung congestion likely from laughing gas. Assembly reports Bill OShaughnessy ousted superintendent Macgregor. Staten Island Ferry Company to appeal Madden suit with bond filed. Three more cerebro spinal meningitis cases reported in Brooklyn. Elias schemes raise funds for Chicago and Northwestern sufferers with a concert ticket lottery on April 7 offering 20000 prizes.
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Indianapolis Special Dispatch Reports State Board Bid Notes
In Indianapolis the State Board of Agriculture met and reviewed ground bids. The top offer was 122575 dollars for thirty acres, with no action taken. New associations filed include Novelty Wood Works Company Goshen Indiana capital 10000 dollars and Lafay ette and West Lebanon Coal and Mining Company Lafayette capital 20000 dollars to develop Warren and Benton coal fields. Directors listed include Moses Fowler Jam Speers Adams Earl and others with Spear Brown Coal Company led by Spear and Brown at Cole Creek Fountain County Indiana.
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African M E Church Conference and Township Trustee Charges
Special dispatch notes charges against township trustees who allegedly paid themselves 1650 dollars from a 3000 dollar disbursement, with trustees denying the claim and offering a 5000 dollar reward for proof of 350 dollar salaries. The Blackburn case near Pickaway Common Pleas is set for next term with venue change requested, and George E. Pugh’s speech promised but objected to by Blackburn’s counsel to avoid prejudice.
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Senate Committee Examines Treasurer Official This Morning
The Senate Committee questioned the secretary of the property and use, Wilson of the Treasurer's office, regarding the handling and upkeep of property records. Aimed to clarify proper procedures and accountability in state financial management.
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Water for fires sea pumping proposal from Craven
N W Craven former Croton Water Works engineer argues in a published letter that sea water should be used to fight fires and for sanitary purposes via pumping engines and pipes. The piece outlines a sanitary and firefighting approach using ocean water.
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News from Brighton and Paris and London reports
Across Europe and America lengthy items note an Easter Brighton review likely, a Paris conviction of Communists, and Roman discussions. Included are Turkish and Italian rumors of alliances, Roumanian Jewish persecution, and U.S. tariff and railway debates with Senate and House actions.
Dayton Davres: Home Avenue Street Railway blocked by board
In Dayton on March 21 the Home Avenue Street Railway project was halted after the Board of Commissioners imposed new conditions the corporators would not accept. The failure jeopardizes a route to Soldiers' Home and Dayton's development, while Southern Ohio Coal Road subscriptions near $322,000 county quota remain mostly secured. Bishop Mellyaine arrives to administer confirmation at Ascension Chapel amid community interest. An iron bridge accident report was exaggerated in circulation.
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Republican District Convention Adopts 1872 Delegate Plan
From Richmond Indiana March 21 Republican Central Committee for the Fourth District met at Connersville and adopted a plan for the April 17 Cambridge City convention to nominate a candidate for the 43d Congress. The vote plan bases delegates on past Republican votes with township casting rules. temperance issues prompt questions to candidates. Sylvester Johnston chaired a temperance circular, but candidates declined written replies. Fanny Trice begins a three night run as the Lady of Lyons. George Davidson takes Huntington House duties in Richmond.
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Demonetized Deworrat sale rumors at St Louis court
The Democrat office will be sold at auction tomorrow under a court order. Bidding limited to direct interest parties, with one friend per party and a court commissioner present. Reports say Fishback has backers and McKee and Houser may outbid. sale value expected far below four million. No real estate, only a nineteen year land lease. goodwill likely exceeds machinery and stock value. Also, W W Graves stole $5,000 to $10,000 from the steamer Utah and fled. Samuel Carter arrested on false pretenses charges, bailed for $2,000.
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Delegates Named at Republican State Convention
From this county the Republican State Convention delegates are S Hemphill John Brown James Wilson and Dr Shrofe. A young woman named Lida was found dead in her bed this morning. An inquest is being held with strong suspicions of an abortion.
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Senate Recess On City Land Openings Bill
The Senate debated a house measure enabling city councils to assess costs for lands taken to open streets and alleys. Amendments sought written consent from affected property owners. supporters argued public benefit and precedent. The afternoon session saw a party line vote on Smith’s petitioning requirement, with the measure again under discussion.
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Union Pacific Uses Bridge Transfer as Iowa Road Block Persists
Omaha March 21 The Union Pacific has temporarily leased the bridge transfer to George W Homan Jr to dodge Iowa prohibition on transferring freight and passengers to Nebraska roads The arrangement lets eastern railroads bypass the Iowa act and deliver traffic to Union Pacific and other lines until a permanent settlement under a Union Pacific Omaha contract The Union Pacific directors accept Council Bluffs as the legal terminus but two transfers will occur one here and one in Omaha The Crane vs Union Pacific case was dismissed without affecting terminus matters Passenger and freight facilities will be ready tonight or tomorrow with trains crossing Monday and transfer boats keeping freight and passengers moving during the interim
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Omaha pressure sparks convention over Union Pacific terminus
From Council Bluffs Iowa March 21 report on Ouithan’s push to make Lincoln City the Union Pacific terminus amid threats of Ku Klux Klan action if Iowa roads bow to Omaha. Businessmen boycott Chicago suppliers. two hundred rail cars moved. river navigable. transfer platform at UP to be finished tomorrow. other items include a false gold rush, and Gen. Dodge returning from the East to resolve road disputes.
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Baez Defeated at San Juan as Cabral Fails to Advance
From San Domingo March 10 Baez loses Savaneta again and suffers a San Juan defeat by Cabral who cannot advance for lack of money and ammo. The article notes hopes Cabral can gain annexation or an American protectorate while reporting an assassination attempt on Baez and the shooting of his cousin Adolfo Coen. the killer was arrested but escaped and is now on Turks Island.
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Sutro tunnel project progress reported
The Sutro tunnel project is under way as the main tunnel now holds 2,500 feet of water. Crook has enlisted a hundred Hualapais to fight their pid aan the Apaches in Arizona.
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Death by own action at Tiffin report incomplete
A Tiffin report notes a man named Weimer, a laborer, died by his own action. Details are garbled, including the cause, location, and whether a suspect or incident led to the death. Further readable information is unavailable in the fragment.
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State Republican Colored Convention selects delegates
Lawrence Kansas reports the State Republican Colored Convention chose delegates to the National Republican Convention to meet in New Orleans on April first. Norden of Fort Scott Langston of Louisiana and Matthews of Leavenworth were named. New York Liberal Republican Central Committee met to adopt resolutions favoring a state convention in Albany to send delegates to Cincinnati.
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Oil producers blast South Improvement Company at Parker's Landing
An enthusiastic Parker's Landing meeting denounced the South Improvement Company with McCalmont and others speaking. A committee will consult Garrett of the Baltimore & Ohio to extend rail facilities and another to Washington. Vanderbilt interests are suspected of seeking a compromise to save the company. The Scott interest wants independence from Vanderbilt. In Burraro a Buffalo & Jamestown Railway election named M Richmond as president and James Adams as VP amid strong support for a through road to the oil regions.
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Jeffersonville Fire Bones Found Near Origin Site
The bones of another man found in the Jeffersonville car works ruins lie where the blaze began. With all workers except one accounted for, authorities suspect a suspected arsonist who could not escape. New Albany levee citizens offer $50,000 cash and land to relocate the works. the offer may be rejected. Clearing and rebuilding work began today.
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Foreclosure sale planned for Boston Hartford & Erie extension
In PowGukkyEpstx New York on March 21 a decree by Judge Joseph F. Barnard orders the foreclosure of the mortgage on the Boston Hartford & Erie Extension & Railway Company. About $1,000,000 value includes the Newburg and Fishkill Ferry land tracts trestle at Dunning's Point and a Newburg dock storehouse. Sale scheduled for May 83.
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Fire Claims Father and Three Children in Lawrence
A early morning blaze on New Jersey Street in Lawrence Kansas destroyed a colored family home, killing the father and three children while two other family members escaped. Separately, a heavy snowstorm chills Northern New York with trains snowbound, frigid winds, and frozen Water Works.
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Steamships Arrive From Europe and UK Ports
Marine News from Lewroux reports the steamships France and Breuren have arrived out. New Orleans notes the bark Lotbhsire from Cardiff with twenty miles of iron for the Bluff & Little Rock Railroad. The Thuringia from Livmburg has arrived at Halifax.
Spaniards Capture Ecuban General Licopena in Cuba
A dispatch reports Spanish forces captured Ecuban General Licopena in Cuba. The day also notes a Milwaukee chess club victory over Cleveland in 45 moves. Trinity College Hartford trustees vote to sell grounds to city for 600000 dollars for park expansion and State House site. Dr E G Marshall dies at Madison after brief illness. linked post mortem with Dr McDill at Wisconsin Insane Asylum Kalamazoo formerly.
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Cotton Markets Across Cities Quiet and Dull
New Orleans reports a dull market with 2,000 bales sold at 21 to 22.5 cents and large stock, receipts 4,064 bales. Charleston quiet with middling at 22 cents, exports to Britain, 5,688 bales, stock 22,154. Galveston steady with good ordinary at 20 cents, sales 670, stock 34,340. Savannah quiet with middling around 21.5 to 22. The market in Mobile dull with middlings at 21.5 cents, exports to Liverpool and stock 38,982.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market Report for March 21
Buffalo BurratLo March 21 reports receipts of 272 cattle today, 82% more cars since Friday, 333 cars last week. Missouri steers 1,518–1,362 lbs sold to total $50,680. Illinois steers 1,170 lbs averaged $626. Ohio steers 1,064 lbs sold as a lot. Wisconsin stockers 882 lbs at $145. Canada stockers 800–1,118 lbs at $448.50. Sheep receipts 435 today, 7,635 since Friday, market firm. Ohio sheep 80–113 lbs at $825.9?, Canada sheep 118 lbs at $3?0, Indiana sheep 28 lbs at $540. Hogs receipts 3,100 today, 17,200 since Friday. 12 cars offered, but no deals. scales 305 head at 152 lbs.
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Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
East Liberty March 21 The market was slow with light arrivals. Best beef cattle brought 6 50 to 7 00 with stockers at 4 25 to 5 00 and prospects fair. Luxor firm with light arrivals, best at 2 , medium at 7 00 and common at 6 60. Hogs slow with heavy arrivals. Philadelphia hogs 5? 40 and Yorkers 4 40 to 4 66. prospects slow.
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New York Live Stock Market Report March 21 1900s
New York receipts total 1,900 head with 69 cars at Cominipaw 26 at One Hundredth Street and 20 at Weehawken. Sheep and lambs scarce with 1,900 head arriving and strong at 15 to 16 cents. Cattle and hogs show mixed demand with primes at 8 to 13 cents and dressed hog prices around 54 to 64 cents.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market Update
Baltimore March 21. Beer Cutter market opens active then dull and lower. Best on sale late 8 at 600 7 25, first rate 570. Medium to good fair 525. Week sales 800 head, receipts 962. Hogs light supply, close weak, prices barely held. Sales at 650 45 for common to extra. Receipts week 5 244 head. Sheep in light supply, good demand for better, common dull. Week receipts 1 930 head.
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River News From River Towns And Dispatches
Special dispatches report river conditions across towns including Sioux City Fort Randall and Keokuk with ice breakup and rising water, plus arrivals and departures of vessels such as Talisman and Arkansas Belle. Weather varies cold and clear with many stations noting river stages and recent activity.
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River reports and boat movements at Evansville and above
March 21 river news from Evansville and surrounding towns details vessels arriving and departing including Fleetwood, Fleetwing, Kanawha, Crossley and J.S. Neal. reports show river levels, weather cool and clear, salt and coal cargoes, barges, wharfage notes, and multiple up and down trips with names of ships, towns and schedule times.
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Railroad Questions and State Convention Notices
Special correspondence reports on a House debate over Mr. Marx's Toledo rail bill, critiques by Howland and others, and the bill's failure by five votes. It notes Republican State Convention ticket arrangements, potential candidates for Secretary of State, the Virginia Military District land survey, Tyndall Association meeting on ancient rock inscriptions, and a Cleveland woman’s Notary Public eligibility appeal.
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Forger John Sidel Arrested After Long Chase Across States
Police arrest John Sidel 35 of Union County Ohio accused of forging his father’s name on promissory notes for 30000 drawn from Farmers Bank Marion Ohio. Sidel, once a conductor on the Second Avenue Railroad, traveled across the country from Ohio to New York after evading bank guards and surviving prior capture by Apache Indians. He will be sent to Ohio on governor’s requisition. detectives Woodrich McCord and Radford led the case.
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How the Wife of a Utica Editor Curbed his Un governable Temper
From the Utica Herald, the scene shows Maria An smiling as she helps tame her husband, a saloon standing man whose temper flares when candidates drink with him. She points to a column clipping about a once provoked person who learned gentleness, turning into a beloved ornament of their home.
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A narrator recalls being tortured by a strict count to calm temper. His companion, Maria Anna, enforces it with threats and tea, while a cat, a teacup, and a mock battle with a violent ending appear in a chaotic, darkly humorous memory. The piece closes with a boastful vow to remain calm and a curse on the author of the story.
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Remarkable New Zealand Poison Tale Revealed as Hoax
An ornate New Zealand tale claiming a miner named Brown poisoned 1,200 people in Weepawha is exposed as a fabrication. The Auckland Herald and Milwaukee Independent are cited as creators of the sensational diary hoax, with no factual basis in reality.
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Covington Area Faces Peach Crop Failure and Local Notices
Suburban news reports fear of a near total peach crop failure in Covington. Sheriff Macklin replaces a deputy. a fire alarm at Fletcher's bar store is blamed on a chimeter. Short Line trains will end Covington service this month. A revival meeting led by Rev George F. N.Y. draws attendees. A colored man dies. city officials plan a Work House project. Newport sees a tense footways vote over bridge monopoly and ferry competition. A municipal ticket nomination meeting at Reichrath's Hall leads to a planned candidate selection and schedule for an April election.
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Getting Rid of Stumps
Advertisement from LAPAYETYIK inc March 1872 offers stump removal method using black machine oil with four holes bored into the stump and filled. The note asks readers to share tips on stump size and effectiveness, incorporating reader responses.
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A. Hallam
Root
Hig
Mr. Root
Hallami
Pakenae
Werkas
Wrighton
Bell
Newport & Cincinnati
Cumminsville
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!