Libel suit dropped and diverse 19th century items
A mixed set of 19th century items notes a libel suit withdrawal against the Chicago Times, a poisoned death in Indianapolis, political shifts in the Republican ranks, Mississippi River canal debates, and wartime reports. Also covered are steamer cargoes to France, the Nipsic at Aspinwall, canal survey progress, Des Moines visitors to Indianapolis, Honduras San Salvador hostilities, and winter wheat prospects in Southern Illinois. Additional items include a Salt Lake City mine title dispute, Senate Foreign Relations Canal talk, West Point cadet funding questions, Jackson Mississippi political quarrels, and nominations confirmed in Congress.
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A. H. Grosby
Chicago Times
Columbus Calaboose
Amed Martin
Indianapolis
Gerrits Smith
Washington
Peru
Relief
France
Mississippi Senate
United States
Aspinwall
Desmoines
Iowa
Honduras
San Salvador
San Miguel
Illinois
John O'Brien
Ransom
Thomas
C. T. Weber
U. S
Salt Lake City
Emma
Seeste Committee On
Vaxce
North Carolina
Fish
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Darien Canal Treaty
Senate
House
West Point
Jackson
Mies
Landrum
Danning
Merge
Laflin
New York
John H. Yager
Internal Revenue
Ilinois
Joint High Commission
Pratt
Pennsylvania Comag Sandgeeeampton Louis Railway
Comfe Cook Western
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St
On Broadway a City Has Its Global Question
An unclear fragment references Heimbolt on Broadway Iowa New York and a discussion of color harmony and a mysterious civic question. The readable bits point to a feature note on urban culture and identity with no coherent events or dates to confirm.
Battle near Paris as insurgents fall back to city
Paris reports detail a Friday clash at Neuilly with Versaillais troops pushing insurgents back inside Paris near Porte Maillot. Casualties rise. General Benon allegedly killed as troops seize ridges and bridges, with Communists retreating across the river and forts silent at sunset.
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New York
Versailles
Neuilly
Seine
Avenue Neuilly
Porte Maillot
Iery
Vanvres
Paris
Hells
Con
Nenterre
Gallifet
Lonpom
Courbevoie
Fort Valerien
Avenue de Neuilly
Acros
Picard
Benon
Chatillon
Loxpom
Petiit Trignon
Vinoy
D’issy
Chatilion
Vencarcles
Loxpox
Isy
Thiers
Bagneux
L’hay
Choinsy-le-Roi
Bergeret
Assy
Buresxia
Amy
Pans
Lompox
Verrailles
Cluseret
Rochefort
France
Germany
Brusels
Returns show W E Lyon likely to win high court post
Macwauwer reports from across the state indicate Hon W E Lyon will secure about ten thousand majority for Ameviate Justice of the Supreme Court. Wheat prices are weak with No 2 at 1273. Flour unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macwauwer
W. E Lyon
Supreme Court
Court Opens At Usual Hour For Circuit Docket
United States Court opened at the usual hour with Judge Swing presiding. Civil cases began and many were passed to the next term for settlement. Trial settings announced include Lyman and Schofield versus Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad and United States against Joel C Green and others on bond. Bailey versus Crafts JW right was also listed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Swing
Circuit Court
Lyman
Schofield
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
United States
Joel C. ‘Green
Wm. Bailey
Crafts JW
Jno
H'Hoxie
H. Barrenger
Norton, Davis
Joseph Ingalls
Mary D. Rameiey
Janes M. Ramsey
James M. al. Harris
Jepths Peryall
Louis Vuillaume
Aginst
Othe H. Binkley
Txkanell Cook
South Ph
J. M. Peterson
Parker
Mais
B. Field
James
Good
W. W Pelton
Gardner Wailers
Mary A. Cambell
Huff
First National Bank
Sidney
Ohio
Circuit
Ku Klux Bill Debate Moves to Joint Committee Report
The House received the Ku Klux bill and debated a concurrent resolution. A joint committee on the Theatre was authorized to report within five days. The House amended the committee size to fourteen, approved 37 to 0, and the Senate adjourned after a five session day, with no further action that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morrill
Senate
Rice
Wilson
Mondey
Indianapolis Death Report Details Confusing Henderson Claim
A fragmentary Indianapolis notice notes a death by own action involving a Henderson Kentucky citizen amid unclear identification and a presumed involvement of financial or legal irregularities. The brief item hints at a domestic or local investigation with limited data available in the readable text.
Rockport Railroad Subscriptions Committee Appointed
At a Board of Trade meeting the committee on subscriptions to the Rockport and Cincinnati Railroad was formed to finish the remaining shares. Members include We. Glenn Jacob Beasongood Gen J H Bates Henry Lewis L Burney A C Richards Clement Olbaber Wm H Harrison P P Lane Jayon Evans Josiah Kirby Joseph Kinsey B Simon A Brek ehbrecker Gazzam Gano apt Thos Murdock John Church Jr The panel will meet Monday at 8 PM urging local subscriptions to cover the small deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport Railroad
Rockport and Cincinnati Railroad
Board of Trade
We. Glenn
Jacob Beasongood
Gen. J. H. Bates
Henry Lewis
L. Burney
A.C. Richards
Clement Olbaber
Wm. H. Harison
P. P. Lane
Jayon Evans
Josiah, Kirby
Joseph Kinsey
B. Simon
A. Brekehbrecker
Gazzam Gano
Apt. Thos. Murdock
John Church
Board of Traderooms
Presentation to Dr E H Sabin by Citizens Committee
Dr E H Sabin vice president and general superintendent of the Rockport and Cincinnati Railroad received a magnificent watch and chain from the Citizens Committee. The group, working with the Doctor, presented the token as appreciation of his valuable services in advancing the railroad project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H Sabin
Rockport and Cincinnati Railroad
Citizens’ Committee
Cuba Victory Report Confirms Santo Espiritu A Air
Brief note records another Cuban victory and confirmation of the Santo Espiritu A air, noting a heavy blow to Valmnaeda in a sudden later stage of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valmnaeda
The
German Peace Celebration Unclear Local Event
The Cleveland brief notes a German peace celebration on April 7 with the community described as nearly ready, though the fragment provides no further details on participants or actions.
Latest Markets by Telegraph Report Shows Mixed Toledo Sales
Market notes indicate Toledo sales at 65 to 66 cents for corn on track and some cars at Barrow. Chicago reports cash prices around 19 dollars for May and other bids varied. Activity appears brisk with several lots offered and limited ready cash buyers.
Board of Inspectors Order Tearing Down Two Structures
At a Board of Inspectors on insecure buildings meeting this morning, Mr. B. Bowen must tear down and secure the rear part of his park-house at 66 Hunt Street within ten days. Mr. H. Nieman is directed to demolish a brick smoke-house behind his property on the alley between Broadway Sycamore and Hunt Abigail streets within ten days.
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Board of Inspectors
Board of
B. Bowen
Hunt Street
H. Nieman
Broadway
Sycamore
Hunt and
Abigail Streets
Democratic Candidate For President of the Board of Councilmen
De Buuren of Roskport and Helmbold Prince of Bucha with premier D Kearney are in the city. Charles W. Woolley Ben is a Democratic candidate for President of the Board of Councilmen.
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de Buuren
Roskport
Ind
Helmbold
Prince of
Bucha
D. Kearney
Charles W. Woolley
Ben
Board of
Councilmen
Tyree Dominates Day While Davis Sees Fewer Deposits
Tyree has been a heavy run the past few days on. Davis' banking-house, not so much, however, for deposits as for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyree
Davis
Verdict in favor of plaintiff in notes case totaling 120 dollars
A jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 25 dollars on three permanent notes each for 40 dollars. The case details a disputed indorsement and joint liability involving William J. Hill and P. W. Mill, with background actions and ongoing suits related to the Buchler shop sale.
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Broork Jepax Sroaga
John
Forks
Vo Shker
Kutt
Ferdinand A. Schwithen
Waliam
Hill W. Mull
John Huchler
John Buehler
William J. Hill
P. W. Mill
Plainti
P.W. Wil
Hill
Buchleran Ale
Defeadant
Pwill
Bachler
Schell
Sehwill
Duchler
Morrill
Struak
Mellen
Chicago Wader
Turoal
Bevork
Dohaswa
Murphy
Gore SB. Brown
Chicago
Cincinnati
Third Nations Bank of Chicago
Ee J. G. & HL. Douglass
Matthews & Ramsey
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America
Nt. Heimbolt
Hind
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Wale
Easton
Broad Way
Anid Al.se
Astighty
Ferhing
Pother
Allem Toot
Enchi
Delebgueri City
Taliters
Obarremellias
Saremcitia
Feuneesee Marine
Dante
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Alhauile
Lee
Ely
Ture
Wight
Dich
Tion
Comeaere. ‘Cor
20Th ST
Louis XI
Tristan Hermite
Derward
Cornet
Froit
Secretaire Com
Ledy
Ormanent
Mike
MT. i
Doltor
Magnificentaix
Bierstadt
Other de Kaas
Coney Island
Sng
Padeake
Aximster
Africa
Enterprise
Ains
Tlbe Counting-Rooms
New York Tribune
Hi. T. Helmbeald
Belmbold
Phil
Adelphia
Twenty-ninth Street
Continental Hotel
Tedeep
Excel
Heimbold’s
Lla and Heimbold’s
Hale
Tate
Melmbold
England
Imperial Axminster
Lisbon
Commodore
S. Lane
Crosby Street
Celine
Cvem Lee
Eit
Kewry
Wipperied Lyahe
Tre Capida-eport On
Warrives
Cneir
Phacent Sonwene
Nose
Torigis
Dr. Fclaibo
Mraus Vlack
Labora
Tory
Tors
General Chemical Laboratory
Riall
Dusitiers
Selte, Magnesia
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Heimbold
Bew Lite
B. T. Helmbold
H. T. Helmbold
Crystal Palace
Ontal
AMR
Helm
Helmbold S
Neuilly Bridge
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Penn
Tripp
Cammell's
Morris Weeks
Milwauake
Judge Lyon
U. S. Circuit Court
Wasutrortom
Neuily
Henderson
Hammond-street
Oliver-street
Bremen-street
Ninth-street
Third-street
Robert B McGintry
Sippy
Sameel Heintz
Adam ‘Messer
Byron
Markham
John Barns
Edward Drazee
Winnie Fitzgerald
Ann Moore
Moses Rindsberg
Angeline Smith
B. Frank
G. ‘Hasting
H. Marcus
Ben. Kuntz
James Cannon
Frank ‘Hughes
William Jones
Mary Barrett
Edward Bennett
House of Refuge
Margaret Spurlock
Cuba
Cleveland
Telégraph
Salen
Toledo
Deel
Alee
Cmcago
A. Paw
Common Pleas
A. Yapp
Charles
Mt. St. Bernard
Joel
Kt Oak
Joel Yapp
Helen
McDowell
Forrest & Lintemen
Superior Court
Terry Renee
Merchants
Hagans
King, Thompson & Avery
Hoadly, Jackson, & Johnson
Gronak F. Horrien
Jovas
William Bogen
Jacob Pfau
Bogen
M. Beck & Bogen
Riddle
Harrison Turnpike
NEW Cabes—Superior Court
B.J. Ensfelder
Simmons
Ak Tudor
L. Henser
P. Deitsch
Dam‘ager
E. Bimm
Ie Tame
JM. Asher
H. McFaddin
W. ‘Heimerling
S& Boyd
J. Whittrock
Goagam
T. Watson
W. Currier
W. Gasly
G. Simon
E. Morrill
Wooster Morrill
Boston
Walgh
Usk
Butih-west Cormer
Deepon Charter
Prive
Renee
Toomey
Reige
Pike
Manning
Rockdale
Mathers Street
Crowe Treet
Batise Ie Keaton
Muilde
Montamery Road
Tear Biteert Avenue
RUSE
Orth West Corner
Bey Axvets
Kor Bale
Okeat Bargun
Newport
D. Sheppard
Fourth Street
Railways
Stk
Tak
Ome
Gleveland Ead
Ema
Little Miami
Columbia
ALL
Omai
Gon
Louisville& Cincinnati Short Line RR
Idee F
Royal Train
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Ees Ray
Sass Westner - Tae Gare
Vance i Peesis
Southers
API
Lonsdale
Wilson Bros
Rumurs McCabacken
D. S. Carrick
Main Street
Shore Third
Evers Bos
eps-Mt. Lstp
JAS. Gates & Clo
Clacianald
Wardle & Willis
Dansel Wasen
L. Youxs
W. Lamueon
Sherif
Co. Recorder
Weber, Young & Langdon
Real Estate Agents & Brokers
West Third Street
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