Dana’s Case Probed as Robeson Presses Forward
In Washington on April 6 Dana’s action before the Investigating Committee drew broad discussion. Secretary Robeson will not let Dana drop the case and will insist he continue until he proves the breach charge false. Bellonet, the French charge d’affaires, is reassigned to Lisbon, Portugal.
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Liberal boldness frames Benator Sumner supporters talk
The World reports Liberal boldness as essential for progress while Benator Sumner allies seek a permanent organization. Arthur Latham Perry and Horace debate free trade and related issues at the Gliab, reflecting a volatile political moment as eight-hour policies and other reforms loom.
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King Opens Assembly in India Mission Era
The king spoke to the assembled at the opening of the Assembly, declaring the country at peace at home and abroad. The address outlined ongoing missions and governance aims as officials prepare for the Indian voyage and major administrative duties.
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Spazech
Mienge Secures Major Canucks Contract
Mienge lands a significant agreement with the Canucks as announced on April 6. The deal marks a high point in the club’s season and sets the stage for future performances and expectations.
River News Inaccurate Dispatches Detail Canal Forecast
Special dispatches report canal water level at 5 feet 6 inches with a rising rate of half an inch per hour and vessels expected afloat tomorrow. Port listings include Blue Wing Kentucky and Pittsburg to Fort Seay Louisie with weather described as clear and warm and a south gale.
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Notable Deaths and Miscellaneous City News Clippings
Multiple brief notices report deaths in Columbus Ohio Detroit and Boston including Samuel Galloway and Dr Levia with details of their passing. A murder near ViTiL in Johnson County and a Knox Bank watchman tale in Philadelphia are summarized among other scattered items.
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Franklin County
Ohio
Fin Stewart Barnes
Watchman
Knickerbocker Tee Company
Philadelphia
James Sooner
University of Wanayivanta
Ohio Council 1.0 BR. M. meets at Dayton
A fragmented report notes Ohio Council 1.0 BR. M. meeting in Dayton on April 17, with references to an enthusiastic temperance movement in Maine. Expulsion and factional actions are hinted at, along with irregularities in sale transactions and a reevaluation of measures, amid ministerial attendance and ceremonial proceedings.
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Building Association Meets This Evening for Dues
The Building Association will meet as usual this evening to conduct general business and pay dues. An entertainment occurred last evening at Golden with a noted program and papers presented at the close.
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Juror Walter Miller Seeks Excuse From Attendance
A letter from Walter T. Miller of 5 Hanover Street and 40 West Twentieth seeks to be excused from jury duty. Judge Blatchford, presiding in the United States District Court, received the communication yesterday. The source notes the letter as the work of a juror seeking relief from attendance.
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W. Y. Herald
Suen Street Car Conductors Face Prolonged Strike
A fragment notes Suen street car conductors striking against an unspecified policy in the union context. The text indicates a week-long action and mentions maintenance of this stance, but details are incomplete and obstructed by garbled OCR.
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Prediction by Adhemar on dn coverage remains calm
Alphonse Adhemar warns that the dn covered by a once in a long while event offers a surprisingly comfortable and less agitating forecast. He frames the outlook as steady and low turmoil, contrasting with harsher predictions of earlier days.
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Senate Proceedings and Bills in Washington April 5
A Washington report details Senate actions including House resolutions on Professor Were's death, relief for Iowa land settlers, Iron Mountain railroad matters, and Indian Appropriation Bill discussions. Amendments on the Shipping Commission bill, Morse tribute timing, and naval affairs were noted, with adjournment to debate tomorrow.
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Sermon Echoes From a Bygone New York Stage
An uncle recounts a sermon critique lauded for virtue yet exposing vanity and corruption. The speaker mocks long coats and pretentious talk, noting New York’s 2000 year arc of language and literacy while urging clean speech and moral example.
Industrial filings and local accidents in Indiana and Illinois
Special dispatch reports multiple corporate filings. Lafayette to Paris Illinois railroad seeks 1 million capital. Water Works of Attica with 50k capital. Illinois Furnace to build bias furnace in Hardin County. Marion Culbertson dies as a house falls in Marion Grant County. Evansville line plans route via Kokomo Jonesboro Hartford Cemfen, near Wilshire or Corydon to Lima. Corner-stone for the new court-house to be laid June 24.
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Corydon
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Pew Court-House
Prominent Lawyer Dead in Evansville and Prison Escape
Special dispatch reports eminent Evansville lawyer and ex judge James G. Jones died suddenly after poor health. He led the Forty second Indiana Regiment during the war and earned an honorable record. Also noted: the wife of Captain Oscar Thomas died of consumption at Mt. Vernon. A convict, Chas Livingston, attempted a novel prison escape by being shipped in a spokes box to Hall Sage & Co.'s warehouse but was discovered and returned to his cell.
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Darke County
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Forty Second Indiana Regiment
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G. W. Thomas
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Alvany
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Jeffersonville
Ile
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General Debate and Red Cloud Peace Testimonies
In Washington on April 6 the House met for general debate with speeches on various subjects. Indian Agent Daniels reports Red Cloud’s March 22 council at Red Cloud Agency Dakota showing peace pledges and warnings of white soldiers if youths stir trouble. A hundred Minneconjou lodges attended with Red Cloud as chiefs urge harmony. The Mounted Recruiting Service is ordered to send one hundred recruits to Omaha for Third Cavalry. The President signs bills aiding Chicago fire victims and relocating the First National Bank of Seneca Illinois to Morristown Illinois and amends internal tax laws for other purposes.
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Priest Sent to Prison After Versailles Council of War
In Pais on April 6 a council of war at Versailles jailed the Vicar of St Eoi for two months' imprisonment for causing the arrest of several individuals by illegal means.
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Fire damages Solomons furniture firm on Broadway
A fire struck BR. L. Solomons & Son's house furniture establishment on Broadway this morning, causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze and contained the flames. The blaze damaged the showroom and stock, with investigators expected to review the scene for the cause.
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First Class Election Riots in San Lorenzo Catalonia
MapRID reports a mob attacked a polling place in San Lorenzo Catalonia stopping the election. Ballots and poll lists were damaged and scattered. several people were injured with no deaths cited. In Santiego Andalusia a priest tried to vote with a revolver and was arrested. Defeated Cortes candidates Benois Rivera and Mori noted.
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The Temperance Law Author Adair Remembered
From the Cleveland Leader the article lauds Mr. Adair a temperance reformer and author of the Adair Liquor law. It notes his idea to hold sellers responsible for liquor sales to habitual drunkards and claims his statute has become a key reform, likening him to Neal Dow and the Good Templars.
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A Sad Case in Newport Ends in Tragedy
A Newport woman pursued a life with a freely wealthy aristocrat then a Boston residence with a mechanic partner. After her husband fell ill she stayed with the lover as his health declined. An apparent overdose of laudanum led to both lovers dying. their bodies were later sent to Newport for burial.
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River Traffic and Journeys Reported in Evansville Dispatch
Special Dispatches note arrivals from Nashville and Cincinnati with several boats like Gray Eagle Idlewild and Kansas Belle making runs to Cairo and Cincinnati. The report mentions crowds including fifty U S soldiers, a heavy ore shipment, and a river forecast with rain and a rising river level at Henderson.
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