New York plans to abolish the office and Ohio adjourns urged
The record shows New York proposing to abolish an office while efforts to adjourn the Ohio Legislature on the 25th are noted. Veterans of the 1st O V I meet in Dayton for their annual reunion tonight. John Booker, colored, elected assessor of the Eighth Ward in Columbus on Monday. Father Taylor of Seaman's Bethel in Boston dies aged 77. William F. Hughes, president of the City Bank of Philadelphia, dies yesterday. Sumner votes with Republicans. Butler criticized in Maryland. Swann's dying notes likened to his sweetener. Ohio House passes the Bengte bill cutting the Railroad Commissioner salary from 4000 to 3000. bill becomes law. Postmaster nominations sent to Senate: Keith, Webster, Betzer, Coulter. Iron price advance noted. nails up to 60d per 10d. Card rates on 60 days cited.
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John Booker
Eighth Ward
Columbus
Father Taylor
Seaman’s
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Minn
D. C. Webster
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Wing
Jas. H. Betzer
Pella
Paris uprisings ignite foreign flags in the capital
Reports from Paris describe insurgents declaring banners hoisted by foreigners as the King and Queen of Sweden publicize ongoing revolts. A sweeping conscription decree pressures all citizens aged 17 to 30 into service, enforced strictly across the city.
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Sweden
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Eema Place
Douglass on San Domingo annexation stance
Fred Douglass will publish a letter in the New National Era outlining his earnest belief in annexation of San Domingo and urging immediate action. He denies being sounded by the President and cites Sumner speech influence before leaving for Santo Domingo. The Olympic Baseball Club opens its season today amid strong interest.
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Times
Wasunsatox
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Fred. Douglaas
New National Era
San Domingo
United States
Sumner
Santo Domingo
Olympic Baseball Club
Protest Against Removal Insanity of French Minister
New York readers report a protest note by Hon. Moses H. Grinnell opposing removal and condemning a French minister. The Political Reform Party and Joint High Commission on labor issues are noted. Easter peace jubilee plans are mentioned with limited details.
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Moses H. Grinnell
New CT Election Results Hint at Shifts in Majorities
Editorial notes revived county results showing town clerk winning with a 17 vote edge and party splits in districts. It reports Republican gains in the Senate and a Democratic edge in the Assembly, with New Haven scatters likely affecting the final tally and possible return of a Democrat.
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Hartford Times
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C. C. Perkins
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Meriden
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Pond
Hartford
Resolution to Adjourn Referred TAXES ON RAILROAD BONDS
A legislative note states the measure to tax railroad bonds is referred for adjournment while lobbying persists on the Park Bill.
Debates and combats in San Domingo and U S Senate
A wrapped Washington telegraph reports heated debate over the San Domingo message in the Senate with Sumner's insistence on discussion while others push for swift printing. In the House, debate on the Fourteenth Amendment enforcement continues, with an amendment replacing sections and calls to print the message from the San Domingo Committee.
Weather Report Note from War Office April Seas
Fragmentary wartime weather bulletin from the Office of the Signal Officer describing a short note on atmospheric conditions. It mentions a past twenty-four hour period, several tall structures or spires, and a light southerly wind with minor changes aboard the South Atlantic region.
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Che Signal Officer
Asuixatox
Soxorsis
South Atlantic
Senate Morning Session and House Amendments in Ohio Dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Columbus Ohio dated April 6 notes a Senate morning session with a roll call of 17 yeas and 16 nays on a motion by Mr Odlin, and House amendments to a Pepsi or geal law and a $4,000 to $8,000 provision. The report mentions enforcement against the will of the sapiens and a Finance Committee review by Mr Hitchcock as Thos Sherlock argue for Hunt's Park Commissioners bill.
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Mr. Hitchcock
Sherlock
Hunt
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Harilan
Chandl
Morrill
Hubbard
Ohio
Dodds
House
Dennis
Cincinnati
Ae Mower
Igave
Parker
Tie-Railroad project defeated and mayoral race in St. Louis
In St Louis a railroad project failed while Jularete was elected mayor on Tuesday. The city council contested the seat held by W C Carr and the MET lore voted. Amelung was chosen amid election drama with eight rejects noted.
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Me Amelung
Choos Eajectio
Pennsylvania miners strike prompts arbitration call
A Pennsylvania dispute over coal mining wages and conditions triggers a proposed adjustment plan with a Board of Arbitration. The text notes resumption of work upon April 25 and specifies arbitration procedures and authority to set terms for railroad charges.
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Reading Railroad
Patterson Bill Seeks Salary for Schenck Without Extra Pay
From the Senate committee on foreign relations comes a bill to pay General Schenck, minister to Great Britain, his salary from appointment but not as a Joint High Commission member. Debate touched extended votes, amendments, and compensation timing as lawmakers assess constitutional powers to curb violence and protect rights.
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Committee On the Judiciary
Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
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Senate
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San Dowsinge Commission
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Lows
Fire on College Street Fatally Burns Girl in Lamp Explosion
A coal oil lamp exploded on College Street causing severe burns to a girl who died from injuries. Fire crews responded quickly but the victim could not be saved. Police cited accidental ignition and dangerous lamp handling as factors.
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College Street
Rude Women as Privileged Persons in Satirical Piece
A satirical critique describes rude women as privileged, using deception and clever wit to gain authority. It notes their sarcasm masks insecurity, while their victims seldom retaliate, leaving the offender unscathed though socially mocked.
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Pacean
Ohio senate and house vote on constitutional reform and bills
The morning and afternoon sessions show remonstrances against a trade unions bill and support for probate court and tax duties reforms. Gov. Noyes weighs nominating considerations while party unity and a proposed female suffrage amendment surface.
More Insurgents Captured in Versailles Report
Versailles dispatches claim 1,500 insurgents captured and Paris in consternation as Prussian corps mass to march on Paris. Reports note a reign of terror, fighting near Meudon, and Garibaldi rumored to decline insurgent command. Details cite 120,000 Reds and 200 guns, with casualties and imprisonments among leaders.
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Daily News
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Bergeret
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Tuileries
St Paul Mayor Re-elected Amid Tight Minnesota Election
Minnesota election results indicate St Paul re-elected mayor by narrow margin as ticket factions held balance. In Minneapolis Republicans named E. Ames as mayoral nominee, winning by about 400 votes. Market notes report dull whiskey, steady wheat, firmer corn, and light provisions trading with mixed farm prices.
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E. BR. Ames
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Annual Reunion of the Army of the Tennessee
Preparations for the Army of the Tennessee reunion proceed with vigor in Cincinnati. A twelve pounder brass field piece was displayed at Pike's Hall for tomorrow night. General Belknap General Dyer and several Union leaders have arrived or will arrive, with President Grant Sherman Meade Porter en route. Delegations from Chicago St Louis Indianspolis Cleveland Toledo and nearby cities expected. Tomorrow night features Welcome Address by Gen M F Fores and Noble’s Annual Address with music and Taps. further program details to be announced tomorrow.
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City Must Pay Damages for Abandoned Fifth Street Market
A Cincinnati case centers on a conditional grant for a Fifth Street market land. The court held the grant conditioned, the land reverting if the city abandoned the market house. Plaintiff, Josabad Lodge’s heirs, seeks $35,000 damages for breach. judge notes he may not claim the land itself after inaction, citing prior cases on injunctions and damages. Demurrer overruled with leave to answer.
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