Connecticut vote heightens stakes in national politics
Washington dispatch notes anxiety over Connecticut results as Democrats and Republicans claim a narrow win. The contest is seen as pivotal for the Cincinnati movement and the President's reelection, while Spanish Minister Roberts presents his recall letter and bids farewell to the President.
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Times and Chronicle
Washineton
Connecticut
Administration
Cincinnati
Mor Roberts
Spain
United States
State Politics and Local Incorporations in Brief
Representatives complain of misguided acts as elections proceed quietly. The Stateeman shifts to an afternoon edition, aiding passage of liquor law amendments. Temperance opponents hinder debate with only about forty five votes likely in favor. Certifications include Brow mell & Kiel Manufacturing Co. Dayton and Sheet Metal Cigar Mould Co. with capital of five thousand, plus incorporation of the village of Leange in Jefferson County for special purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaga the
Browmell & Kiel Manufacturing Co
Dayton
Eange
Jefferson County
Fifteenth Amendment Anniversary Real Estate Transfers Rise in March
Indianapolis reports March real estate transfers total nearly one and a half million dollars, up from about three quarters of a million the previous March. Col. T. B. McCarty assumes charge of the House. Easter services were sparsely attended due to extreme cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Impianapolis
T. B. McCarty
General Shermann Receives Egyptian Review Train
New York April 1 reports General Sherman was invited to a royal review in Egypt with a special train prepared for him. The reception at the palace included a formal escort and elaborate ceremonies honoring his visit.
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Egypt
New York
Shermann
Smuite
Unclear political note referenced in early print
Fragmentary item from Herald dated April 1 discusses political use of a grand jury and mentions Kean Bour count and G Peck in assembly circles. Text is garbled and leaves key details unresolved.
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Mw York
Herald
Kean‘ Bour
Was
Ted
G. Peck
Assembly
Baock
Earthquakes Devastate Regions Near Owens Valley
Reports from San Francisco note Tuesday's quake chain in the Owens River Valley area with over 300 shocks, dozens killed and many wounded across Desert and Sago Counties. The shocks raised Owens Lake, caused ground sinking, river overflow, and volcanic activity with mud volcanoes and rising water levels. Local residents recall seeking relatives as debris and fires broke out, while investigators assess the long term volcanic threat.
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San Francisco
Sago County
Desert County
Owens Lake
Tibbett’s Ranch
Surroun
Big Owens Lake
Owens River
Turmoil Report From Matamoras Amid Revolution
A Matamoras dispatch says Rocha's defeat and Donato’s fate are unclear. The revolutionists, short on funds, levy aid to revive their cause. The Wesleccee Consul and others refuse to fund the rebel movement, despite reports of renewed attacks planned on Matamoras.
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New York
Matamoras
Rocha
Washington
Arrival of a Japanese Prince Death of a Poster's Wife
In Chicago on April 1 Nagaoka a Japanese dignitary plans a tour of the United States. M. M. Parkhart has left for Mexico New York with the remains of his wife who died on Saturday.
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Chicago
Nagaoka
Ne Priges
United States
M. M. Parkhart
Mexico
N. Y
River levels and business grow quiet at Louisville
River status reports show a fall of about six inches since Saturday with no movement later, canal depth at 5 feet 3 inches and clear weather. Freight markets show apprehension of a large rate shift by railroads south of Nashville as H L Turner sails to New Orleans and Falls Pilot delivers 21,000 bushels of coal from Cannelton.
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Times and Chronicle
Kew Aupasy
Louisville
Nashville
H.L Turner
New Orleans
Falls Pilot
Cannelton
Tornado Hits St Louis Market House Causing Widespread Damage
A severe storm in St Louis includes a powerful tornado that demolishes the northern half of the Seventh street market house, injuring several, damaging buildings, and scattering debris. Names of injured and dead are listed, with extensive damage across the city and near rail facilities.
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St. Louis
Seventh Street
Spruce
Poplar
Tage
Ilinois
Heck
Fieri
Edwin Fieri
George White
Henry
John
Charles W. Dyer
Toledo
Ohio
Dyer
R. M. Streater
Missouri Pacific
Severth Street
Austin
Fourteenth Streets
Dennis Duon
East St. Louis
Terre Haute Railroad
John Myera
H. C. Yaeger
Pas
Northwestern
Minor Items and Brief World News Snippets
Snow fell in Bangor and Boston as items recount European politics, death notices, legal sentences, and race results. Major figures include Prof Morse, Major-General John M Oliver, and Governor English. Reports note French Assembly recess, Russia Italy postal pact, Thiers remarks, and Easter ceremonies amid unsettled Washington politics. Weather includes warm California and heavy snow in New England with horse racing results in Metairie Club events.
Assessors Require Detailed Income Tax Returns This Year
The Assessors of Internal Revenue now issue blank returns for 18/1 filings. Following Commissioner Pleaston’s ruling, each liable person must report income and expenses with a formal return. The document lists deductions and income sources, including profits from trades, rents, farming, real estate gains, interest, dividends, salaries, and pensions, with specific deductible items and a 2 percent tax rate. Those earning under 2000 dollars are reminded they must still certify past year incomes.
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Internal Revenue
Pleasanton
Agi Edee
P Or Incorporated
Gree
Sharp Note to French Charg dAffaires and Civil Rights Fight
Special dispatch reports Secretary Fish issued a sharp note to the French chargé over Arms list disclosures to Marquis de Chambernoir. Possible recall demanded. No Supreme Court decision in the Morrison case. Senate debates Indian Appropriation. House filibuster blocks Civil Rights Bill. Baltimore and Potomac Depot Bill passes 115 to 73, a victory for Thomas A. Scott over J. W. Garrett.
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Times and Chronicle
Fish
Bellonet
Marquis de Chambern
War Department
M. Bellonet
Moruson
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Thos. A. Scott
J. W. Garrett
Attorneys Debate Degrees of Murder in Redman-Yooasuum Case
Court session opens with Prosecuting Attorney Abernathy delivering a two hour argument for the State. Defense counsel Harrison contends over grading felonious homicide, arguing self defense or manslaughter if not justifiable homicide. He signals aim to downgrade from first to second degree murder.
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J. N. Abernathy
B.A. Herrison
Harrison
Manas ter Sargent to barns new entertainment this week
The Necromancer on stage is said to be the finest spectacle this season. Manaster Sargent will present an engaging program to patrons. The National opens with the Eastern Circus Menagerie and Museudh promising full houses. Mr BE A Locke returns to city life before a New York tour starring a Sleepy Hollow inspired drama. Clearing-House Association re elects officers Theo Cook president Heavy Peache committee Fallis Hughes and Goodman managers Geo Bassett secretary.
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Manaster Sargent
Museudh
National
Star
BE. A. Locke
Chapman Sisters
New York
Mr. Locke
Theo. Cook
Heavy Peache Committee
Fallis
W. ‘Hughes
W. A. Goodman
Geo
Bassett
Market roundups from multiple towns in early spring
Markets were mostly unchanged with limited activity across regions. Wheat prices held steady or rose slightly while corn and oats showed dull or steady trading. Pork, lard, and dry salted meats traded with modest firmness. hogs nearly steady around mid three dollars.
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Mitwaters
Burrago
Oate
Detroit
Bante Barney
Ant ‘St. Lois
Rample
Value of different woods for heat and fuel
The text argues that wood value depends on master and soil. Trees grown slowly on upland, dry ground away from others last longer and burn hotter. Wet swamp growth yields less heat, while dry site growth is more valuable to buyers. Oak and pine are still oak and pine, but upland isolated growth is worth more.
Catholics Attracting Black Converts Provokes Protestant Warning
Frederick Douglass in the New National Era warns Protestant clergy in Washington to confront the growing Roman Catholic influence among Black communities. He argues policy that excludes Catholics drives them toward the Church and urges action to align religious practice with public institutions. The piece emphasizes faith, inclusion, and moral outreach.
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Frederick Douglass
Washington
Pico
Celine Oe Alee
London Illness Shammer Tricked Eleven Doctors In London Hospitals
A London correspondent recounts a fanciful tale of a man feigning illness to fool eleven hospital doctors and surgeons at St Bartholomew’s University College St George’s and Charing Cross and a Chatham military hospital He befriended nurses and ward sisters courted a maid and borrowed items while draining hospital funds He allegedly remained silent on being discharged and even duped a sergeant into freeing him before his capture.
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London
Boston Globe
St.Bartholomew’s University College
St George's
Charing Cross
Chatham
A.t. Lisié
Aneen Perenne
cSong
Aps
England
Medical Board of Survey
Noel
Jones
Ile
Lacy
Smaid
Mexico approves continental railroad concession from Gulf to Pacific
The Mexican government grants a New York backed concession for a transcontinental railroad from Tuxpan on the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific, via Mexico City and the Rio Mescala, with northern branches toward the Colorado River and Rio Grande. Gen. Rosecrans and Gen. Palmer sail to Mexico with engineers Acosta and York to begin preliminary surveys aboard the Alaska, planning two years of exploration across the continent.
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New York
Rosecrans
W. F. Palmer
Colorado
Mexico
Alaska
Leon P. Acosta
Richard York
Gen. Palmer
Manzanillo
Juarez
Incoon F. Bulletin
Colored Voters Rally in Dayton Election Day
Dayton April 1 colored voters backed all three tickets as city finance and election issues drew attention. A noon inquest verdict ruled the drowned man found Sunday near Dayton died by drowning with no signs of violence. identity pending. City treasury year ending March 1 1972 shows receipts 207575.82 disbursements 169661.28. school land receipts 106011.79 disbursements 46812.07.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayton
Dayton Treasury
Death of Col James Morgan in Greensburg
Special dispatch reports Col James Morgan of Greensburg died forenoon at 11 o'clock. The notice, dated April 1, notes the passing and requests copying by Gazette and Enquirer.
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James Morgan
Times and Chronicle
Greenspire, Inc
Gazette and Enquirer
Evansville City Election Eases Into Quiet Day
Special dispatch reports Evansville election proceedings calm with signs of life and engagement as April 1 voting unfolds in a peaceful and animated municipal race.
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Evansville
Times and Chronicle
EvansviL_x
Austrian Minister Trauttmansdorf to Present Recall Letters
Count Trauttmansdorf the Austrian minister accredited to the Pope will shortly present his letters of recall.
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Count Trauttmansdorf
Thiers Abandons Paris Capital Transfer Plan
Paris reports President Thiers has dropped the project to move the capital to Paris though he will continue to hold receptions in the city. The decision marks a shift in government plans while maintaining ceremonial presence in the capital.
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Ihiers
Paris
Thiers
Virginius and Spanish Steamer Clash Near Aspinwall
Gen Bosquiera reports the Virginius dying crewman Jim Nesnelers as the Virginius nears Aspinwall from the Virginias river. The Spanish steamer Pizarro moves to block exit and threaten fire, while Captain Hense of the Virginia vows to ram if fired upon. Public anger rises over authorities’ inaction as Gen Quesada and the war steamer Ton arrive in port.
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Aspinwall
Jim Nesnelers
Virginius
Aspiowal
Pizarro
Erne
Virginias
Virginia
Persecution Claims Against Japan Reappear Amid International Reaction
A reprint from the Overland China Mail alleges renewed brutal persecutions of Christians in Japan, blaming the Prince of Sago and a court official. It cites Nagasaki reports claiming hundreds to thousands may be seized, with graphic accounts of torture and executions amid swift modernization.
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Japan
Prince of
Sago
Mikado
Nagasaki
Europe
America
Southern Opinion on Cincinnati Convention and Grant Prospects
Southern Democrats increasingly favor Grant over Sumner as the Cincinnati Convention nears. Virginia papers say Southern leaders respect Grant and fear Northern schemes. They warn that Republicans in the North show goodwill toward the South, contrasting with misleading tactics in campaigns.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ee Ae
Epparen
Samner
Richmond Jr
Virginia
South
Grant
Sumner
Richmond Whig
Debt Statement and Tax Reform Moves in Washington
Washington April 1 The debt has fallen by over fifteen million dollars in the last month The Ways and Means Committee discussed the subject today A cotton spinners hearing is set for Thursday Aims to remodel tobacco tax provisions to a uniform twenty four or fifteen cents The Senate Army Committee heard Col Emory Mortimer and L McKenzie with no notable findings Secretary Roberson and Commodore Case will testify tomorrow The President sent a message to the House on Dr Howard condemned by the Spanish court
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WasHington
Committee of Ways and Means
Senate Army Committee
Col. Emory
Edwards Mortimer
L. McKenzie
Fifteenth Amendment Celebration Parade in Colored Community
A large procession by about 1,000 colored citizens and Odd Fellows, with music and banners, marks the anniversary celebrations. Speeches are planned at Hanover Garden this afternoon and a concert follows. Dr Thomas J Griffiths, surgeon in charge of the U S Marine Hospital, reports March 1872 hospital stats: patients admitted 48, treated 150, discharged 45, deaths 0, private patients 15.
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Louisville
Odd Fellows
Hanover Garden
Thos. J. Griffiths
United States Marine Hospital
Connecticut Apri l 1 Noon Vote Quietly Across City
Hantrorp Connecticut reports voting at noon with Republicans leading in committee check lists. Democrats show reduced effort in strong wards. Indications point to Republicans carrying a majority of the city government.
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Hantrorp
Apri
Indictments Move Through U S Court Amid Crowd
In New York a large crowd gathered at the United States Court as the grand jury proceedings on indictments proceeded. A few distillers named in the indictments posted bail while reports say the indictments may be barred by the statute of limitations.
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New York
United States Court
United States Grand Jury
Old Printer Diad Big Case Settled
Boston April 1 Geo. Ormiston a cren printer died s at the derstood threat the case of the Walled Sistassasinat Sam A Way for al leged under sic of a cargo of tobacco pomp pug settled by the payment of 1 100000 a Way A Wife and Three Children Burned to Death Newark N J April 1 ace oe ek wet Given in wits destro ré ye aba his wife wad theas children puddhad the ames Prorspere April 1 The river is 7 feet rising at all geet The shipment of coal by barges wil mence tomorrow There is great activity among the river men No arrivals or departures today Freights are looking up The weather is of bright and cloudy and cool mercury
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Boston
Geo. Ormiston
Cren
Thederstood
Sistassasinat
Sam. A. Way
Newark
N. J
Utica
N. Y
Bchinois
George Mechlip
William Deisenhof
Charles Pomerina
Wm. Deisenholt
Orge Mechlin
St. Elizabeth the Pererane
Hutchinson
Pomerina
Senate and House Actions Report From Wasmixoton
April 1 reports Senate debate on Eight Hour law operations and admiral Farragut statue project while considering Indian Appropriation bills. House action includes suffrage without sex distinction and Hooper civil rights bill, with other bills introduced as morning hour ends.
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Morten
Edmunes
Rock Island
Forton
Abbott
North Carolina
Carpenter
Sargent
Hooper
Diator
Quiet Progress Amid Ward Elections With Incidents Noted
The election proceeds quietly up to 3 o clock with minor incident in the Nineteenth Ward where Cannon and Pat Hogan clashed briefly, no arrests. In the Second Ward 608 votes counted with Ryan leading. Seventeenth Ward tight between Thomas and Hunt. Keck likely reelected Alderman. Eighteenth Ward sees Bishop and Neave close. outcome uncertain. City ticket favoring Republicans. License receipts for the past week total 118.50 dollars from various categories.
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Cannon
Pat. Hogan
Ryan
Thomas
Hunt
JL. Keck
Mwenber
Sod Neave
Our Master and Work Versus Fleshly Vice
A terse reflection warns that excessive devotion to spiritual work may blind the heart to love of the Master. If the heart is truly filled with His love, hands will stay active against sexual vice. The message contrasts fervent faith with moral vigilance in daily conduct.
Southern States Convention of Colored Men Adopts Preamble
In Corcumeta Louisiana on October 18 1871 the Southern States Convention of Colored Men adopted a preamble and resolutions. They set representation rules for a forthcoming convention in Louisiana on April 2 1872 with two delegates per state or more by voter counts and fractional quotas. Alexzo J Ransten signs as president.
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Corcumeta
8. C
Southern States Convention of Colored Men
Neers
Louisiana
Revererd
Opie
Alexzo J. Ransten
Dated Craft of Dish and Pantry Hygiene Described
A fragmented account lists household practices to avoid spoilage and pests. It mentions cream molds, spoons used for scrubbing kettles, brushes soaking, bones burned for soap, knives boiled, brooms left dry, cloths exposed to mice, barrels dried in sun, clothes on lines torn by wind, and various misuses of salt, molasses, and vinegar as part of a broader note on cleanliness and food preparation.
For Sale Houses and Lots at Hercell on favorable terms
Classified notice from a local paper offering houses and lots for sale at favorable terms. Mentions central avenue address and various street listings with brief notation of real estate availability. No specific names or dates clearly legible.
Waterfront House on One Acre Offered at Liberal Terms
A well situated waterfront residence on a full acre is offered as a bargain. The house sits on the water mark and features a 13 room layout with attractive terms for a quick sale.
Furnished Summer House Wanted Near City Grounds
Advertisements list a furnished house for rent with pleasant grounds near the city for the summer months. Inquiries directed to H. N. W. at the newspaper office. Other items include a general list and steel stamps for mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yas Anild
Viet Ee
West Free
Hasty rush to riches ruins many every year
A moral note warns that those who pursue wealth hastily are ruined, while men who act steadily and deliberately succeed. The adage suggests patience and careful effort yield better results than urgent, rash attempts.
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Senor Rebers
Columbus
Indianapolis
New Landford
Prof. Morse
Morse i
Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
Ctiae
Eei
California
Inyo
San Iserane
Fred
Phn
Cris
Andren
Owens River Valley
Steen
Sk Souk
Ee St
Leets Ay A. M
Richseb Il A. Ah Pehonkk Forcest
Bt. Louis
Clene Tad Vail
of Ware Sen
Bangor
French National Assembly
Russia
Italy
Frederick William
Berlin
Baden
Queen Victoria
Morse
John M Oliver
Sherman
Copenhagen
Cramer
Royal Club
Moses H. Grinnell
Grace Church
Los Angeles
France
Judy Davis
Arizona
John C. Cox
Interior Department
Browning
Quincy
Ill
Gov. English
New Orléans
Salina
Monarchist
Frank Hampton
Tom Scott
Circleville
Redman-Yooasuum
National Theatre
Greenville
Shipenburg
Dalya
Ick
Petersburg
Greensburg
Rome
Central America
Bosquiera
Prof
The
Evansvi
Releoates
Pittsburg
Bowling Green
Howling Giese
Ularunday
Moon
Teers
Tareseon
Lawrence
Houston
Orleans
Cairo
Kankia
Memphis
Florance Lee
Kate ‘Kiavey
Boate
Mary Houston
Capt
A Ballard
Chet Bragley
Dexter
Shreve
James Howard
Cles
Nothes F Coten
Ana
Forsyth
Sam
J. Hale
China Mail
Freie Deutsche Schulzeitun
Wachtel
Monroe
Frau Doris
Frau
Fraulein von Orgeni
Fraulein von Sareeena
O¢Ster
Lucca
Trebelli
Jenny Lind
Herr Tichatachek
Sontheim
Wilk
Niemann
Nachbauer
Beck
H Ney
Michel
Troy
Merio
Borghi-Mano
Ephomore
Harvard College
Vating
Diad
Additional
River News
Congress
Elil Congress
Wasmixoton
TRE
Totel
Glasgow
Bishop of
Argyll
Glasgow University
Scotland
FE. C. Jones
Southington
National Convention of the Colored People of the
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Corrent
North Side Water T Street
Malo
Walnut Streets
ace egpeame DUNLAP & @C
Boub
W. Disnop
Jacong
Bishop
W. Bishop
Bishop Brothers
Walnut St
Corner Pearl
Pike's Opera House
Fourth St
Wabash Avenue
West
Washington St
W. Fourth St
Cin'ti,o
Wood's Theatre
Sen
Edwin Adams
Enoch Arden
IB. Macauley
Annie Leigh
H. J. Sargent
Manag
Museum
Basson
Third Presbyterian Church
Seventh St
Bet. Linn and Baymiller
Insurance
J. B. Bennett
J. H. Beatrie
J. J. Berne
Fire and Marine
B. D. West
Andes
Amazon and
Triumph Insurance Companies
Vine, Street
Canada
Yun Yan Ah A
Main Street
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