Township election reports party ticket details
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from SaLem on April 2 notes a single ticket in the township race with Republicans W Daniels Lewis Reeve and Jas Beaton, Republican Treasurer R V Hampson, Republican Clerk N B Garrigues Jean, and Assessor Charles Boone Jos Young and Jas Reed. An error in last night’s report flips J Dobbins to Republican Treasurer. Upragr Saxpusty Ohio reports a quiet election with Democrats winning across town and township by about a 100 vote average.
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Election Returns Hint at Jewell Victory in Connecticut
From 124 towns the Republicans show gains in the House with Jewell leading in Connecticut. Spring winds soften turnout and roads are bad from melted snow. News from New Haven and Kentucky reports set, while Louisville and Little Rock figures join the broader political chatter. Medical society meetings in Louisville and a Utah law-enforcement bill headline Congressional notes alongside a New Orleans surveyor appointment. A public school burned in Litchfield with $55,000 furniture loss. insured for $30,000. Loss totals run to $175,000 near the Stevens King enterprise at Golden Gate.
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Wasterk Associated Press
Connecticeut Republican
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Hubbard
Cass
House of Representatives
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Teen & Stevens King Establishut
Golden Gate
More About the Law and Case Proceedings
A compressed notice discusses ongoing talks about a connected court case titled The Result in Expectation. The brief mentions the James Will case and related actions, noting activity and developments as of the nine o clock update.
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James Will
Indictments Rise as Grand Jury Weighs Case in Brooklyn
Report from New York on April 2 notes indictments before the United States Grand Jury affecting Brooklyn. A faction seeks results affecting government. Rumors mention Jewel’s lead and potential gains in statewide influence. Thaddeus Stevens Club marked the Fifteenth Amendment anniversary with citizens observed.
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United States
Brooklyn
Jewell
Rene Ae
Thaddeus Stevens Club
Indian policy and amnesty bills in the Senate
In April sessions the Senate debated Indian affairs and an Amnesty Bill. Amendments on land claims in Alabama and Louisiana were discussed. The committee considered tying changes to the judiciary panel and the rule suspensions were tightened. The day closed with the amnesty bill gaining momentum and a Confederate name flagged as a potential inclusion.
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Indian contest case Gooding vs Wilen decided for Wilen
The House Committee on Elections ruled five to three in favor of Wilen, the sitting member, in the Gooding versus Wilen Indian contested election. The decision came in Washington on April 2, reported by Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle.
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Times and Chronicle
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Louse Committee On Elections
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Dayton returns show Republican mayoral race and council win
Special dispatch from Dayton reports Republican victory in official returns not opened until 4 PM. Council to be 15 Republicans and 7 Democrats. school board 11 Republicans to 8 Democrats. Mayor Sullivan Temperance candidate with 299 votes. Lane Infirmary Director Republican with 516 majority. Constable Regan Republican with 51 majority. Water Works Trustee Temple Democrat with 1414 majority. Mrs Saur’s vote marked first woman vote in Ohio, triggering unrest as others were refused.
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Sullivan
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Tee
Constable
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Review of Metropolitan Volunteer Corps at Brighton
The review yesterday at Brighton drew about 20,000 volunteers and is deemed a failure. Weather conditions were favorable and attendance was high. Rumors say Lord Lisgar the Governor General of Canada will be recalled and replaced by the Earl of , who is Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. The steamship Holsatia has arrived.
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Lord Lisgar
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Holsatia
River Packet Arrivals and Incidents Reported at Memrais
Special dispatches note six arrivals and five departures by 1 PM at Memrais, including the Pauline Carrol bound for New Orleans and the Lady Lee for Red River. A fight among rousters on shore ended with a stabbing before one man escaped to the boat. the Batesville departed with full cargo as the St. Jo is reported to be delayed.
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Bar members meet to honor memory of Thomas J Strait
The bar gathered in Room No 1 this morning to act on the memory of the late Thomas J Strait. Judge Caldwell chaired the meeting and Judge Carter was elected Secretary. A committee including Judges Storer Coffin Mallon Miner and H J Thompson was formed to draft resolutions. The group pledged moral respect for the law as a science while ensuring equal and exact justice to all.
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Superior Court Exemption Claimed in Fore Lease
Before Judge Walker, the case centers on a momentous exemption claim in a forest lease dispute. The motion outlines aMomestrad exemption asserted by the defendant, seeking relief from standard lease obligations and triggering contentious questions of property rights and statutory interpretation.
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Walker
Dayton Man Granted Recognizance in Tobacco Stamp Case
COMMON PLEAS before Judge Murdock. Frank Ritter of Dayton was released on his own recognizance as he awaits Grand Jury action on the charge of selling unstamped tobacco.
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Swing
Market News Notes Mixed US Grain Prices Across Cities
Milwauixdx reports flour nominal and wheat at 1.20 for No.2. Barley stable near 7c for Western. Duluth spring No.1 at 1.45 and No.2 at 1.25. Detroit notes wheat firm with extras and white at 1.63. corn steady near 4.0. hogs dull. bacon and salt meat quiet. overall prices show small changes with regional variation.
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Various 1871 Local Focus From Ohio, Michigan and Illinois
Fragmented items describe finances, rail and canal development, bank capitals, coal supply problems, and local concerns. Mentions include Normal University endowment, Michigan State Agricultural College students, Cleveland relief meetings for workers, Ohio banks with capital totals, Indiana paint discovery, Illinois Industrial University journalism interest, and a Cleveland baby and an aged man at a central station.
House to Table Senate Tariff Bill on constitutional grounds
Dispatch to the Times reports the House debating a resolution from the Ways and Means Committee to lay the Senate Tariff Bill on the table. It argues the measure infringes on House rights and the Constitution. Indications suggest unanimous adoption when voted.
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Partisan reports mark early session cases in Washington
Washington reports highlight partisan lines in the Wilson versus Gooding case as the session opens. Judge Paschall moves to dismiss De Large versus Boweh over Bowen’s post-election legislative status. Nominations and receiverships in Kentucky Nebraska Minnesota are noted, with Franklin D. Hillyard and Reuben Reynolds among appointees.
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Wilson
Local Elections Report From Wapakoneta Troy and Chronicle
April 2 reports show light voting with Democrats winning in Wapakoneta and Sipley’s Chronicle noting Republican gains elsewhere. Wapakoneta voters chose H B Kelly as mayor. Sipley notes McHale re elected mayor and Thompson city marshal with Republicans losing several council seats. Troy results show W D Hughes mayor and James Wright marshal, with Republicans taking a council majority.
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Hayes and Tate County Republicans Triumph in Election
In Hayes Cogn April 2 Scott reports Republican wins. Sheriff Benny Haven County and Harrison Republicans elect a governor by about seven hundred majority. Jewell named governor with sizeable GOP support.
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Pittsburg Coal Shipments Fueled by River Tows
On April 2 Pittsburg reports heavy coal shipments expected to total about six and a half million bushels. About half goes to Cincinnati aboard steamers Leader Tiger Venture Coal Hill Tom Dodsworth Lake Erie No. 3 Keystone Leon Niagara Coal City Bengal Tiger Stella Joseph A Stone Wm Stone Coal Valley W F Wilson Lioness No 2 John Hanna Whale Fearless George Lysle Tom Lysle Wild Cat Sam Parker H Ormsby Hercules with 250 barges carrying 2,819,000 bushels to Louisville. Twenty steamers with four coalboats and 154 barges carrying 2,245,000 bushels to Nashville. One steamer with eight barges carrying 95,000 bushels to an implied destination. For 8 Louis Four barges 50,000 bushels and six barges of coke 106,000 bushels. About twelve steamers with their tows are not included.
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Disorder at a Public Meeting in Brodiaegd
A Glasgow lecture sparked disorder as speaker Foreign Byland D. Loxpox urged a Republican form of government for Great Britain. Protests included window attacks and lamp violations while rioters caused turmoil during the event. In other news, Earl of Dufferin named Governor General of Canada, Hague marked three centuries with festivities, Disraeli hailed in Manchester, and Prof. F. D. Maurice of the Broad Church faction died in London.
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Military testimony sparks excitement at trial of figure of Figaro
Marshal McMahon told of a split within the grand army after a night of communication between wings. He stated that the march to Sedan went against his wishes and that he preferred to return to Paris. The testimony stirred great excitement among observers.
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Distillers Bail Posted and Violent Incident Reported
A Swamp gang member Jack Hallivy refused police order and was shot by barkeeper Merken at a William Street liquor store after threatening the barkeep. Hallivy died instantly. Indicted distillers posted bail at 5000 dollars. Seven fatal smallpox cases reported. Rumor says Gen Dix may resign as Erie president. Professor Morse’s death is momentarily expected.
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Festival hall collapse kills two at Balimoré event
At Graff Hall Frederick during the annual festival of the colored people a floor gave way and walls caved in causing two deaths and twelve serious injuries. The legislature adjourned this morning.
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