Beecher Trial to Hear Mines Testimony at Residence
New York April 3 The Mines of Henry M Cleveland compel that his testimony in the Beecher case be taken at his home. The examination began yesterday afternoon at five with Cleveland in bed answering questions read by a stenographer. After Beecher's testimony, the examination resumes in court at 9:30. The jurors in Tilton Beecher Saeed fointing flexis ray. A musical festival at Exposition Hall nears opening with May events planned by George Jones.
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Clear the Track for the Next Mayor
Immense shipment of farm machinery arrives in Springfield from Dayton Short-line Railroad. Forty four cars with 1100 machines bound for multiple states including Ohio Indiana Illinois and Texas attract crowds. Estimated freight value about 4242. Last year a similar shipment was sent out along with reapers. Company operates 30 thousand machines yearly and supports 2 thousand local workers and 150 traveling staff. Col P W Stanhope cites strong demand and credit to Ohio farmers.
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Massacre Threat as Two Regiments Ordered to Naga Hills
Report from Secons Edition cites Holcombe surveying party in the Lira Hills where several heads were mutilated and paraded by Nagas. Authorities claim about 51 killed and many wounded. plans to deploy two regiments to exterminate villages in the Banno and Naga Hill areas. Also notes election irregularities and a local personal update.
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Hon John W Morris State Senator in City at Gibson House
State Senator Hon John W Morris from the Miami District visits the city with headquarters at the Gibson House. The fragment lists numerous names across many states, indicating attendees or associates tied to his visit or event.
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Evening Confirmatory Service at St Pauls Church
In yesterday’s papers a confirmatory service at St Pauls Church drew a large congregation. The Bishop Talbot conducted the rite with five candidates kneeling at the chancel rail, the service aiming to illuminate the church’s purpose and bring persons into the faith.
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Spelling Match and Rail Schedule Updates Draw Crowd
The First Ward hosts a Young Folks' Spelling Match with about nineteen participants on each side, amid lively support and an eager manager. A new railroad timetable goes into effect with altered arrival times for Christ Line, Kenstsa ex, and Omaha routes, plus changes to northbound and White Waters services and St. Louis connections.
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President Grant Hosts Reception At A Corbin Residence
April 3 report from Bvgauern notes President Grant and his family in Washington this morning following a reception held last evening at the residence of A. Corbin. The event reflects ongoing social duties during his term.
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River traffic update at Pieripine April 3 near Monongahela
Monongahela rises to 17 feet 10 inches with channel at 19 feet 3 inches marked by A signs. Towboats John Dippold Jos Gilmore Wu Stone and Hope arrive. Juniata sails tonight to Cincinnati loaded for guards. Utah heads to St Louis this noon. New Mountain steamer departs for Fort Benton with cargo. Water too high for coal. Several tows depart in two days. Weather pleasant and cloudy.
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Local quotes and hints of votes and court case chatter
Fragmented OCR noting political endorsements for Lindemann Police Judge and Robinson ticket phrases. Mentions St. John's lodging-house voters, accusations of ballot influence, and a Police Court case against Thos Johnson for cutting. Snippets reference Yeinston, City Solicitor Storer, and local political intrigue with a tense, chaotic tone.
Uncle John Backed by Commercial Boosts Bid Likely Victory
The Commercial has endorsed Robinson by urging voters to "Vote for Uncle John," removing remaining doubt about his chances of election.
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Treasurer's Fees Statement for Six Months Ending February
This notice details the county treasurer's earned fees and transfers to the Fe Fund for six months ending in February. It lists amounts for Common School fund, General School fund, and other funds with percentages and totals, noting a substantial overall average earned per cent and weekly sums.
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Ward contest shapes council election in city ward
In a closely watched race, the ward has leaned Democratic by about one hundred votes. Republican Major Robinson is favored to win the Board of Council, despite expressed concerns over Von Segars candidacy. The dispute centers on two candidates placing themselves with supporters, yet the ward’s voters are expected to choose Major Robinson for a more energetic and useful council member, barring an upset.
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Political candidate notes for ward races in Cincinnati
A traveling agent Kelly of the Indiana and Cincinnati Railroad is named as independent candidate for the Board of Aldermen from the Nineteenth Ward. J W Brewster seeks Alderman in the Fifteenth Ward as candidate for the Democratic party. Victor Burnham runs as Republican for Councilman in the Eighteenth Ward. Hanover, described as people’s candidate for Assessor in the eighteenth ward, is withdrawn in favor of John H. Al.
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Whittle and Bliss Evangelists Tour Cincinnati
Whittle leaves for Chicago for family illness. P P Bliss held a singing service at Lane Seminary and urged the value of music in gospel work. Both evangelists plan to resume meetings next Wednesday at Pike’s Opera House as daily noon prayers and services continue, drawing strong local involvement and political commentary in the Cincinnati Times letter.
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Indianapolis Republican City Convention Nominates Ticket
Indianapolis April 3 The Republican City Convention nominated a strong ticket for city offices. John Caven for Mayor Henry A Tatewiler for Treasurer Adolph Metzner for Clerk Fli Thompson for Marshal Willian Hadley for Assessor Caven formerly mayor during the war and Thompson longtime chief of police.
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Proclamation by Governor Hartranft on disorderly crowds in Luzerne and Schuylkill
Governor John F. Hartranft orders all evil disposed persons in Luzerne and Schuylkill counties to disperse and depart from unlawful gatherings under penalty of military aid to preserve life and property. The proclamation asserts enforcement of laws and calls for immediate compliance to prevent terror and disruption to lawful employment.
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Dana Case Seeks Habeas Corpus After DC Attachment
New York reports Charles A. Dana surrendered an attachment issued by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to the United States marshal. His counsel requested a writ of habeas corpus and a marshal was ordered to appear and show cause. The U S attorney sought adjournment. hearing set for Tuesday with Dana on parole in the interim.
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Carlists Break Up Reach a French Escape Wave
Maparip April 3 report states since General Cabrera's manifesto 244 officers have left Don Carlos's service and fled to France. Among them are nine generals with many others surrendering to the Alfonsistas.
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North Atlantic Fleet reshuffles amid fever aboard Spanish warship
Washington on April 5 reports Rear Admiral Mulaney commanding North Atlantic Station noting forty fever cases aboard a Spanish man-of-war near Havana and thirty-six more. No cases on U S steamers Plymouth Osipee and Shawmut, which are ordered to cruise south of Key West, with other ships moved to Port Royal as headquarters.
Attack at West End colliery shocks PoTrTsviLis
In Donaldson Pennsylvania at the West End colliery a group of armed men attacked workers at night and damaged residences connected to union supporters. The assault occurred in the western county area and involved clubs and other weapons. Police are investigating the incident and seeking suspects.
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Coinage totals for March reported in Washington
The March coinage totaled 3,650,000 with 2,581,960 in trade dollars and 515,500 in half dollars. It also included 314,020 dimes and 735,170 in subsidiary coinage, alongside 36,200 in Asars. The figures reflect the federal coin supply reported in Washington on April 3.
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