Government swindle charges in Webster case examined
A witness described Webster's claims that the government was swindled out of large sums by a supposedly useless contract. He said Webster was honest but light in inquiry, and supported testimonies defending the exterminate process once persuaded by others. The witness noted Cowles and Co's method was not in use.
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The Colored National Convention Debates Reform and Race
An April session in Nasuvi e draws a large audience as delegates endorse and reaffirm principles while condemning treacherous actions by some members. The convention calls for peace and education, criticizes Pinchback’s Senate seat claim, and anticipates Professor John M. to address the Supreme Court race decisions tonight.
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Senate
Morton
Additional River News Dispatches From Cincinnati Times
Special dispatches report river traffic with arrivals and departures at ports including City of Chester from Memphis and Thomas from St Louis. The Sherlock made a slim trip as river conditions show 10 feet in the canal and 8 feet at the falls with clear weather and freight movements noted.
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Aol
Telegraphic Brevities From The Lords And Washington
In the House of Lords a royal bill passed its third reading. An investigation closed, plans to prepare arguments continue. In Washington, a current policy decision is denied by the Secretary, with related diplomatic notes and a Paris visit referenced. A brief, fragmented report mentions A. P Petit and a whisky operation dispute involving a ski ascent and a General Company denial of a paid statement from 1365.
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Goers
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Petit
Company of General
Grain and livestock markets mixed on April sessions
Wheat and flour markets show active futures and cash activity with mixed notes across regions. Corn and oats range from firm to dull with bids steady in late afternoon, while pork, lard, and beef futures move on varying demand. receipts listed include wheat 1540 bush, oats 2100 hash, rye and barley noted.
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New Philadelphia Ledger Analyzes State Convention Shifts
The New Philadelphia Ledger reports on Gov Tikden’s allies facing discord as delegates chosen for the State Convention resist his presidential claims. Syra cuse emerges as a political center affecting party unity and potential cooperation with city Democrats to influence Utica talks. A few days will reveal whether factions reconcile or deepen disaffection.
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New Philadelphia
Tilden
Utica
Unclear fragment hints at Indiana Republican Convention
Fragmentary text mentions Indiana Republicans and figures like Morton and Lee Hayes, suggesting a political convention context but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
Ohio Senate and House Engage In Tax and Infrastructure Bills
In a busy session, lawmakers advanced and postponed multiple bills. House measures authorize village actions, school-building funds, and tax tools, while Senate proposals cover county finances, municipal improvements, and infrastructure, with several bills referred to committees or set for January consideration.
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Rere
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Brown
Owens
Converse
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Noble County
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Way
Swan
Agricultura College
Ore
Hitchcock
Unclear Race Report Fragment Leads to Confusing Text
A damaged OCR passage describes a horse race with fragmented phrases noting distances, judges, penalties, and timings. Names and places are obscured, yielding an incoherent account of the event and its outcome.
Bristow and Henderson Testimony Sparks Probe
A drawn out report claims Bristow avoided testifying to the Sub Judiciary Committee about whisky prosecutions in Kentucky. It also notes Gen Henderson's remarks on conversations with Bristow and alleged suppression of information. Henderson may be compelled to reveal all details to the committee.
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Kentucky
St.’ Loni
Gen. Henderson
Leiaw
Thnea Henderson
Testimony at inquiry on Wright and Clapperton affair continues
The Civil Navy committee pursued reasons for charges against John W Wright and Alex Clapperton, while testimony questioned the conduct of Wright and questioned pension details. A key witness claimed information suggested misconduct, and Wright was later acquitted on a technicality. criminal suites remained pending.
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John W
Fiason
Gaylord
Williamson
Penner
Fieneral
Blaamie Chandler
Ross Wits
Presbyterah Board
Rowsworth
Williams
Wright
Wiigit
Lunatic Asylum Contract Dispute Report Adopts Settlement
The committee reports on the Lunatic Asylum brick work by Jones and Bon, noting insufficient testimony but finding money due to contractor Thomas T. Jones. They recommend referral for settlement and equitable adjustment at the next Assembly session, with the Trustees to receive guidance.
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Jones
Jones & Bon
Dunes
Ee “A Esol
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Cambridge Wins Boat Race Amid Fast First Start
The Cambridge boat team edged Oxford in a closely contested race with Cambridge leading early at high stroke rates. The event, held under crowded conditions, saw traffic on the river halted as spectators viewed from the banks and riverboats. Cambridge finished about a tenth of a mile ahead after roughly 20 minutes of rowing. ESSA endorses Empress Victoria and India title expressions follow. The Bank of England balance shows bullion inflow of £53,04.
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Ius
India
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Declan
London
To Day's Oil Markets Special Dispatch
Special dispatch from Cincinnati notes oil market activity with price shifts and trading indicators. Analysts cite supply, demand signals, and regional refinery output affecting pricing trends.
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Cincinnati Times
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