Dems push strict license law in Cleveland hearings
A jumble of notes cites various 19th century events and names ranging from crooked whisky rings in St. Louis to a murdered New Orleans merchant Edward. It references a French scholar Charles est Beuli and legal cases involving Libel suits, Irish and American figures, and a moving tale of personal grief linking to Pere-la-Chaise. The fragmentary text hints at political reform, sensational crime, and obituary like mentions across cities including Boston Chicago and Muscatine.
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Untitled Letter on Buffalo Herds and Hunting Practices
A late issue prints a letter from R. R. Smith discussing buffalo herds the past months. He describes hunting methods, water encounters, and the plains hunt on foot and horseback, noting how hunters stalk and shoot near water. The piece mentions meat prices and local sale at a headquarters, with details on traditional hunting sequences and yields.
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Union talks among Cumberland Presbyterian ministers
Fragmentary report notes 14 ministers and 172,028 ciniaanieante referenced in context of a proposal to confer on church union. Details unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates discussions within the Presbyterian assembly about uniting denominations.
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Senate halts Louisville and Portland Canal bill in committee
Special Dispatch reports on April six that the Senate sent the Louisville and Portland Canal bill to the Finance Committee, chaired by Sherman, for early consideration and prompt return. Debate split on sending to Commerce or Judiciary Committees, with a motion to substitute Finance Committee carried. The bill remains under Mr. Wheeler and will be reported without the Wheeler amendment.
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Twenty Three Representativ es Present and a Historic Assembly
A Special Dispatch notes a crowded House with prayer by Rev James Poindexter marking the Senate’s first prayers by a colored man. The Ohio General Assembly prepares for Cincinnati reception for George H. and hints at a tense election with whisky interests backing the Democratic ticket. Rail worker W M Flack dies at Union Depot after a freight car accident. Parr leads in penitentiary director race. Hamilton delegation mostly present. turnout seen as decisive for the election.
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Sanborn testifies on contracts before Ways and Means
Special Diapaten before the Daily Times notes that Sanborn declined to state details under counsel advice. He asserts his contract as a Treasury special agent while noting interactions with Secretaries Boutwell and Richardson. He claims they knew of the contract and that Massachusetts Republicans funded much of the campaign, but he gave no full expenditure statement. He says no government officers or Congress members were vested in the contracts, while accusing Secretary Richardson of knowledge of the contracts.
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River Dispatches and Arrivals Report Busy Inland Waterways
Inland river dispatches from April 6 show a busy traffic day with arrivals from Memphis Cincinnati New Orleans and Vicksburg. The river runs high with 9 feet 8 inches and 7 feet 8 inches at falls while several packets and freighters are listed including Painter Laum and the Franklin Cornelia and Basin. Weather is cloudy with light rain in Albany and Evansville and the election progresses quietly in the region.
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Bal d Mountain Legend Revived In Native Chronicle
A New York Times correspondent reports an old Bald Mountain myth from North Carolina. An annual bird of prey visitation is thwarted when a tribe, led by a chief, battles monstrous birds atop the hill. The forest ignites in flames as a prayer defeats the creatures, sparing the tribe and ending the frenzy.
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Columbia River Wheat Exports Growth in Early Trade
A historical note describes increasing wheat exports from Oregon via the Columbia River. It cites 1874 figures of around 90,000 ton cargoes and 26 tons of imports, with wheat buyers paying prices per pound in San Francisco. Ships to Portland and Swansie move produce, while return cargoes grow, signaling a budding northern commerce that soon expands beyond San Francisco.
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Thirsty Indians and liquor on Cattaraugus reservation
The Buffalo Commercial dilograiser accuses the Cattaraugus Sené vas of using white agents to distribute whisky, fostering liquor sales to natives while avoiding arrest. The Washington Star questions a claim about Senator death and cites Dr Sunderland the chaplain in a clipped, critical note.
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Alleged Counterfeiters Arrested After Grocery Visit
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