Teens Enjoy Brookville Trial Progress Amid Fires and Fiscal Notes
The Daily Azette reports trials proceeding in Brookville as fires are extinguished by rains. It notes fiscal year receipts at 113,565 and 1 percent. Senate etc. diverge on treaties, liquor laws, and appropriation bills. Several states and officials face legal actions, with adjournment anticipated May 2.
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Penmeyivanis
New York
Internal Revenue
Senator Prexy
Connecticut
Inasr
GaxteLer
Senate Foreign Committee
Pennsylvania
Court of Common Press
Philadepats
Maryland
Baltienere
Staite
Robeson
Biste
Michigan
Columbus Rumor Mill: Democratic Forked Path to Nomination
The Franklin County Democratic Central Committee met at Thurman Mall to decide how to choose county officers and delegates to the State convention. Baker led a speaker’s claim of party liveliness while Republicans were split. Nominations were postponed to after the Baltimore convention with a popular vote plan endorsed nine to eight. The district canvass for Congress in Franklin Pickaway Fairfield Perry counties is underway. incumbent Judge Van Tromp is expected to seek renomination with A. J. Dancherty and John G. Thompson squaring off.
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Cotrusis
Franklin County Democratic Central Committee
Thurman Mall
R. L. P. Baker
Baber
Baltimore
John G. Thompson
Greeley
Canvacs
Franklin
Pickaway
Fairfield
Perry
van Tromp
A. J. Dancherty
Baker
New York & Chicago Air Line
Jer. Aiken
Lee A. Hall
John T. Salter
Abeer Taylor
Thos. Snell
J. C
Frederick Nurey
Scioto
Gouth
B. E. Smith
Isaac Eberiy
H. Mithi
Simons & Slocums Minstrels
Opera House
California
Philadelphia
Sells Brothers
Ohio
Franklin County
Prohibition
Tinsley
Red Asylum
Chicago
Thousands in Ohio and Cincinnati join Catholic parade
Special Deputed to the Cincinnati Gaette describes a mass Catholic procession with delegates from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and other states. Archbishops priests and thousands pledge devotion and celebrate with bands banners and decoration. Differences arise over German Catholic associations and a large turnout accompanies services and confirmations.
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Cincinnati Gaertte
Davros
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Purorl
Parextl
Holy Trinity
St. 'S Church
Dwyer
Irish Beneficial Association
Stillwater
Mary Francis
Ledion Street
Fires in the Woods devastate Pennsylvania and New York
Special dispatch from Port Jervis describes forest fires raging for weeks across Pike County and Porter Township in Pennsylvania, destroying mills, dwellings, and millions of feet of lumber. Fires halt coal transport near Wayne County and devastate Carter Gould villages, with total losses estimated at 1.5 to 2 million dollars and ongoing devastation across Sussex and Sullivan counties.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Port Jervis
Delaware
Pike County
Porter Township
Wayne County
Delaware & Hudson Canal
Honesdale
Waymart
Carter
Gould
Sussex County
N. J
Sullivan
Monroe County
Scranton
Delaware & Lackawanna Railroad
Tobyhanna
Carbondale
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Port Jarvis
Pennsylvania
Selon
Eters S
Callahan
Om Dowling
Blooming Grove Park
Delaware &Udson Canal
Sussex
Coats
Van
N. Y
Scrawrer
Coal Company
Dodge & Co
Kentucky Derby Day at Lextleton Captures Muddy Triumphs
Race report from Lextleton Kentucky describes Aureola winning the first heat then McIntyre and Piggy in pursuit, while Longfellow dominates the finale despite a mud soaked track. Debutant Frogtown withdraws as Harper’s stable eyes an eastward shipment. gate receipts approach $7,090.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Lextleton
Aureola
McIntyre
Piggy
Minnie
Ward
Secon
Figgy
Aureocia
Kentucky
Harper
Frogtown
Longfellow
Harry Bassett
Fires Ravage Delaware & Lackawanna Region Deep in Pa
Scranton dispatch reports fires along 35 miles of the Delaware and Lackawanna system with Tobyhanna burnt and saw mills destroyed. Forest fires threaten Carbondale and broader rail areas, but Tobyhanna fires are controlled. Rain later reduces danger though damage to mills and timber remains.
Sentinel Change of Ownership in Indianapolis
From Indianapolis IspiaNaPolis May 19 The Sentinel has changed hands and the new owners plan a prosperous era. Party leaders and public officers are named with the change reflecting ongoing community leadership and stable organization.
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IspiaNaPolis
Sentinel
Sheir
Waterspout Trail Over Iowa and Dakota
A waterspout formed during a May night storm passing over North Iowa and Dakota. The event caused stock losses near White Swan settlement. Telegraph lines and roads were damaged, with earth and trees covering the area.
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Iowa
Dakota
White Swan
The Arkansas Republican Convention at Little Rock
The Arkansas Republican Convention assembled at noon electing Judge Stephenson as Chair man. Delegates to the Philadelphia convention included Senator Clayton Gov Hadley Elisha Baxter Stephen Wheeler J H Johnson O P Snyder H A Miller Thomas V Rankin and E G Searle. Resolutions endorsed Grant for re election praised Hadley and Clayton as true Republicans denounced Rice and Brooks and approved the Central Committee majority. The gathering was the largest and most enthusiastic yet with over three hundred delegates present and unity praised.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Little Rock
May
Stephenson
Clayton
Gov
Hadley
Honé
W. H. Grey
Elisha Baxter
Stephen’ Wheeler
J. H. Johnson
0. P. Snyder
H. A. Miller
Thomas V. Rankin
E. G. Searle
Philadelphia
Grant
Rice
Joseph Brooks and Company Agroeizers
Central Committee
Arkansas Republican Convention in Little Rock May 18
The Clayton wing held the Arkansas State Republican Convention in Little Rock with broad county representation. Delegates to Philadelphia were instructed to back Grant’s renomination and Clayton’s course was endorsed while Greeley was denounced as a threat. Twelve delegates were chosen for the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Republican Party
Clayton Wing
Mit
Philadelphia
Grant
Clayton
Greeley
Miners Riot Quieted After Troop Arrests at Calumet
Detroit dispatch reports that troops arrived in Hoveutax Michigan on the 16th and left for Calumet to arrest rioters. About four hundred miners surrounded a guard of nineteen and released them without harming anyone. Miners wives threw stones at guards. Authorities plan to arrest eight or ten more. rioters threaten to fight.
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Michigan
Hoveutax
Mich
Calumet
Detroit
Mica
Hanoack
Mines
Sveta
Sher
Tiast
Ttotom T
United States vs George W Murdoc Regier Case in Maryland
In the United States Circuit Court at Baltimore on May 18 a case titled United States vs George W Murdoc Regier of Anne Arundel County is heard under the Enforcement Act. The fragment notes a legal action involving alleged violations tied to enforcement statutes and regional authorities.
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Baltimore
United States Circuit Court
The
United States
George W. Murdoc Regier
Anne Arundel County
Sickles
Paris
Daniel E. Sickles
Spain
Madrid
Senor Olozaga
France
Stormy Night Ravages Kansas Town in May
StavEenworrh May 18 reports a severe storm that struck Kansas the night before, causing damage across the town and leaving residents assessing losses and seeking assistance.
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StavEenworrh
English-Catholic views and New York rowing tour notes
A London Times summary discusses the New York Atalanta four training daily but lacking dash, plus an interview with Monseignor Capel on American influence in England. Capel envisions an American middle schools network and predicts England’s Catholic rise while warning Protestant infidelity. The article also covers wreck news of the Tripoli, Geneva settlement hopes, Cortes in Spain, Sickles in Paris, and various financial and social items from London and New York.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
The
London Times
New York Atalanta
America
London
Monseignor Capel
Monseignor Capel, the “Catesby
England
Lus
Congress Second Session Senate Proceedings May 18 1881
Senate debates in Washington on finance bills to issue bonds for destroyed securities and aid to government agencies. Discussions cover a New York Custom House site, Pacific railroads, military depots, and amendments in the army and Treasury appropriations. Several amendments pass or are referred as lawmakers debate funding and public works.
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Congress
Senate
Ous
J. Mrcos Beer
Padecah
Cwn
Regence
Wee
Consien
Texas
Mr. Sherman
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Linghuysen
N. J
G. Weasen
Sawyer
Ies
Lai Conkling
Mayor and Common Council of
New York
Committee On Commerce
Pthc Ang
Pacific
Cal
Stevenson
Simons Murder Suicide and Inquest Report from Chicago
From Chicago dated May 18 Mrs Simons wounded by her husband survives but with brain damage from three gunshots. He asked her to drop divorce plans, she refused, he shot then killed himself. Coroner’s inquest notes his threats over divorce and her upright conduct. Also, McCracken jailed after admitting to killing his father in self defense. Gov Austin arms distribution due to frontier robberies. Cook family murder tied to Pillager Indians. trapper Franks’s skins offered at railroad station.
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Curiaco
Mrs. Simons
Simons
McCracken
Thornton
Oak Lake
Minnesota
Austin
Cook
Cook's
Franks
Fires Devastate Mills and Buildings Across Three Cities
May reports describe Clyde area mills and a printing building blaze in Philadelphia and a flour mill fire near St Louis. Losses run high with multiple insured amounts, minutely listed per occupant, including Eben Coleman Loami Illinois and Jayne printing firm remained notably costly.
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Chicago
Eben Coleman
Loami
Llinois
Syracuse
ParaSerrata
Six Ory
Dock Street
Third
Jayne
Leisuring
Anal Blind Commercial List
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Wm. W. Ng. B
Aed
H. .Jessenring
Insurance
Guccalia ‘& Staveley
Pisco
Register
National Railway Publi Co
Coxe
Manayunk Chronicle
Keystone
Berkley Trial Chronology Labels Cross-Examination
From St Louis on May 18 Mrs Andrews mother of Ella Perry faced a thorough cross examination by the defense in the Berkley trial today, with testimony expected to continue.
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St. Louis
Cuban News Item on Bank Meet and Port Officials
Havana May 19 report describes a meeting among bankers and manufacturers to retire part of a Mills and a large sum to alleviate financial strain. A commission of Schecomninis and manufacturers formed to prevent conflicts between employers and workers. Also mentions Campuzano as General of Engineers and new Havana governor, plus Catala as port captain, and a court martial at Matanzas sentencing a youth.
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Havana
Matanzas
Presbyterian General Assembly and related church unions
May 18 reports from the Presbyterian General Assembly and allied bodies. Memorial Fund discussions span benevolence finance and education minister rate concerns. Debates on church union and psalm versions accompany synod adjournments and committee actions on Pittsburg preaching duties and presbytery actions.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Demnorr
Istigy Pn
Min
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
New York
Tf. C
United Presbyterian Synod
Church Union
United Presbyterian
Reformed Church
Boggs
Harper
M. P
Wm. Woodside
Tee
Reformed Perens General Synod
Field Street Church
Brooklyn
Gaily
Committee On
Pittsburg
Committee of
Presbytery
South Presbyterian General Assembly
Richmond
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the South
Dr. Welch
Arkansas
R. P. Bunting
Texas
J. T. L. Preston
Lexington
Tucsey
Ames
Ken Pacy
Slicer
Baltimore
Hibbard
Simpson
Baker
Thompson
Kingsley
Curry
Bishop Thompson
Philadelphia Court Upholds Local Liquor Law
May 18 Philadelphia court rules the local option liquor license law constitutional. Mandamus aimed to issue a license refused due to Germantown location. Lazad people decision favors denial. Also reports baseball scores from Boston and Palace Palais and New York games including Red Stockings, Haymakers, Athletics, Forest City Club, Mutuals, and Eckfords.
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Philadelphia
Court of Common Phase
Germantown
Boston
Red Stockings
Haymakers
Palace Paie
The
Athletics
Forest City Club
New York
Mutuals
Eckfords
Major Baker of Evansville at death's door
Minor Telegrams report Major Baker of Evansville Indiana near death last night with friends unsure of survival. Also Libbie Garrabrant to be hanged on July 19 for murder in Paterson New Jersey and a shoeshop revolt leaves twenty six boys arrested at the House of Refuge in New York. Col Brown's assassination and removal to Ohio for interment. John J. Crapeau sentenced to ten years in prison for felonious assault on a girl in Boston.
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Major Baker
Evansville
Indiana
Libbie Garrabrant
Ransom F. Burroughs
Paterson
N. J
House of Refuge
New York
Col. Brown
Kansas City
Ohio
Boston
San Francisco
Louisville
John H. Armstrong
Charles Waller
Marshfield
Col. W. B. Brown
Is Yard
Brown
6Th Infantry
Fort Supply
Indian Territory
Fort Hays
Bear Creek
Dodge
Union Pacific Railroad
Salton
Southern Pacific
el Paso
New Mexico
United States District Court
Samuel A. Way
Way
Marine News Movute May 18 Arrivals Reported
Movute notes multiple arrivals: steamships Assyria from New York Moravian from Portland Maine 13 and Main from Bremen Calabria from Liverpool and more. Other vessels listed include England from Liverpool Nemesis from Bremen Vandla from Geneva and Hornet ex Cuban blockade runner from Baltimore plus Alexandria from Glasgow and Bladwo yesterday for New York.
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Movute
Assyria
New York
Moravian
Portland
Bremen
Calabria
Liverpool
England
Egypt
City of Brussels
Oceanic
Wisconsin
City of New York
Nemesis
Vandalia
Ieneae
Hornet
Baltimore
Alexandria
Glasgow
Sigettin
River News Dispatches From May Readings
River reports from multiple towns show water levels varying from rising to falling, with conditions mostly cloudy and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Entries note river measurements in feet, several vessel movements including arrivals and departures, and intermittent showers across Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and Illinois ports.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Magietta
Express
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Greensboro
Morcantown
W. Va
Brownsville
Monongahela
River
Julia
Zanesville
R.R. Hudson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Davenport
Cowan
Ohio River
Harry Johnson
Keokuk
Strader
Peoria
Liberty
Northwestern
St. Paul
Lad Lee
Shreveport
City of
Mercury
Columbia
Chas. B. Church
Robert Burns
Kate Kinney
Indiana
Evansville
Tarascon
Rock Island
Minneola
Skillinger
Shamrock
Looinsville
E. Rankin
J. E. Rankin
H.C. Gray
Arkansas River
Gray
Mobile & Northwestern Railroad
Arlington
Cike
Gallipolis
Telegraph
Pomeroy
Fleetwood
Te State
Img
Kittie Hegler
Chesapeake
Ironton
Flood
Granite State
Portsmouth
Rover
Rivion
McDonald
Lookout
Orning Clear
Kanawha
Carino
Ill
Belle Memphis
Belle Vernon
Petrie No
Jupia
Vicks
Alice Brown
Newee
Allegheny Belle
Henry
Idlewild
Ee Pew Orl
Frien
The Hamiltonian Philosophy on Law and Morality
A Hamilton letter to the Cincinnati Gazette argues that residents have not killed Tom McGehan but warned him to choose between death or safety. The piece asserts locals defend life while warning the threatened man, stressing duty to protect citizens and uphold justice without bloodshed.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati Gasette
Tom McGehan
Japan
Desperadoes and Courage Debate Over Self-Defense Trial
In a heated debate about the case against McGehan, advocates argue whether self defense justifies actions taken amid threats. Citizens demand protection from a dangerous man while questioning law and morals, noting warrants and local ordinances. Some signatories defend the meeting as necessary, others fear vengeance and unlawful acts.
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O Hamilton
McGehan
German Press Trashes Grants Hold and Discusses Colfax Wilson Pair
The Volksfreund and Volksblatt weigh the 186 in Philadelphia race. They flag strong Grant delegates, predict Colfax for president if Grant withdraws, and note Wilson for VP. They critique German hopes for Adams Groesbeck and warn reform calls face disappointment amid party dynamics.
Grant or Greeley. By H W Bellows in The Liberal Christian
The piece argues the Republican party should support Grant over Greeley, praising the administration for preserving wartime gains, paying the national debt, and maintaining a sound financial policy. It asserts that no administration avoids errors, but Grant is more eligible for the presidency and the party should disunite the question of Greeley’s qualities from the larger aim of maintaining the policy that ended slavery and saved the Union.
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Volksfreund
Grant
Alabama
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Colfax
Indiana
Washington
Congress
Greeley
Wilson
Ud‘ ‘Greeley
Republican Party
Courier
Morton
War and Navy Departments
Custom House
Gen. Grant
Reshly
Mr. Greeley
Taxes on Covington Bridge Property in Common Pleas
Hamilton County Treasurer F J Mayer sues Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company in Common Pleas to compel payment of taxes assessed after company failed to return property for taxation. Petition alleges March 1869 Auditor assessed 536 884 dollars, with taxes totaling 15 times that amount, and seeks attachment or execution to enforce payment.
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Common Pleas
Covington Bridge Company
F. J. Mayer
Hamilton County
Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Company
Klitcedge and
Gearborough Sedheard Saind
Spiritualists organize Sunday Lyceum conference with rules
The city spiritualists operate a Sunday School and Lyceum at Thoms Hall and Central Avenue. They formed a conference after yesterday’s meeting to govern exercises, open to all friends of Spiritualism, with a moderator, limit on speaking, and a fund for Lyceum expenses. A separate adult conference at 1 o'clock is added to the program.
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Lyceum
Thoms’ Hall
Central Avenue
Udlism
Choal and Lyceum
Covington Riot Leaves Blows and Wounds in Street
A drunken altercation on Second near Scott in Covington left Mike McBreen seriously cut by James Maney. A streetcar obstruction on Madison near F drew stoning, and warrants were issued for suspects. The Chancery Court meets in Covington today and local political meetings report activity across wards with nominations and county conventions planned.
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Mike McBreen
James Maney
Scott
Chancery Court
Knights of Pythias
Or Grove
John G. Carlisle
Jesse D. Bright
8. P. Chase
Baltimore
Committee On Law
Buena Vista
H Pn F Mse
Lee Crane
Crane
Catholic Benevolent Societies
Newport
Ston
Covington
Madison Street
Firet Wi
Greeley
Brown
Kenton County
Indendence
First Ward
F. P. Helm
W. W. Mosher
Jao, Griffin
Thos. O’brien
F. Berte
J. E. Simpson
W. C. Thompson
T. . Phelps
Oe Ward
F. H. Noonan
J. Parr, Jr
Rick the. Ourth Ward
John Todd
J. K. Pence
J. M. Combin
B. H. Dressman
J. L. Sandford
Fifth Ward
L. Hays
J. F. Krueskamp
J. Labbe
Henry Ams
Joseemn Linnema U
Pat McNamara
Alot’ Ing
Seventh Ward
J. H. Romer
J. D. Rackera
Aptos Lochte
John I
Martin
A. Campbell
Eghighth
J. B. Foster
A. Willenbrink
James Ampion
Caeeire
Ninth
M. Molony
Barney Flake
S. P. Riley
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Pittman
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John D. Defrees
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Cincinnati Daily Gazette
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Cabot
Hi. P. Brazee, Jr
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Common Council
Cumminsville
Henry Fricke
Crawford
Board of Examiners of
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M Kate Smedley
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Minole G. Little
Carrie Hammitt
Carrie L. Peters
Louisa Kiefer
Anna M. Sheperd
Anna
Garnes
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Mary Robinson
Helen M. E Cie
Charles E. Jones
George Keller
Michael Kelleher
Fred
Conrad
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E. Anderson
Cincinnati & Baltimore Railroad
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Colerain Pike
Levi's
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