Anti Administration State Convention in Harrisburg
The Daily Times reports a Harrisburg convention uniting multiple parties to oppose the administration’s proscriptive policy. G J Baus of Erie presided as the party platform aimed at victory with candidates Cochran York Canal Commissioner Phelps Armstrong General Laporte Bradford Surveyor General.
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Union
Harrisburg
G. J. Baus
Erie
Thomas Cochran
York
Darwin Phelps
Armstrong
B. Laporte
Bradford
Postmaster of Chicago tied to saloon and wildcat bank collapse
A Chicago postmaster with whisky trade ties and saloon ownership led a wildcat bank that failed after a heavy charter election burden. Depositors faced loss as $50,000 loaned to the saloon and to the postmaster himself left the bank with $95,000 in assets against $120,000 in liabilities. Only about $55,000 is accounted for, leaving a deficit near $85,000.
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Banxgn
Chicago
Enid
Chicago Democrat
Benarri Elected City Solicitor by Narrow Majority
The Official Vote declares Benarri elected City Solicitor by a four vote majority. The report notes Meeker’s larger bloc in another counted segment and references intermittent figures and unclear annotations.
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Mr. Benarri
City Board Minutes Mention Railroad Acceptance and City Funds
The board opened at 7:45 p.m. with members present varied. minutes of prior meetings were approved. Aspinwall & Co accepted conditions for finishing the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. mayoral annual message and weekly auditor’s financial report were read showing funds in multiple city accounts and weekly disbursements. An ordinance paid I Anderson for kidnapping pursuit expenses. committees were formed to set election judge compensation. Bonds for assessors and three individuals were approved. various ordinances and improvements were approved or referred, including street grading, paving, and sidewalk repaving. The fire department committee reported an engine payment which was referred back. meeting adjourned.
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Mesers
Adame
Andress
Bodily
Bromweil
Ortley
Eystesten
French
George
Hassanrek
Halee
Kiersted
Kirkpatrick
Linck
Moore
Perry
Smith
Straub
Trevor
von Seagere
Wadeworth
Withymacky
Broove
Brooke
Aspinwall & Co
Ohio and Mississippi
Treasury General
House of Refuge
Fire Department
Superior Court
Work House
I. Anderson
Louis
Orr
Eni Ted
H. G. Bigdon
4. Buchanan
C. Zeigher
Eggieston
Bickett Alley
Henry Boers
High Street
Milton Street
Bycamore
Liberty
Milton
Glass
Committee On Fire Department
Latte
Miles Greenwood
New Engine Design Aimed at Screw Propeller Use
London inventor Mr Saiter proposes a semi-rotary, reciprocating steam engine with two curved cylinders and toggle-connected pistons for screw propulsion. It claims reduced friction, minimal induction steam, and full exhaust return strokes for efficiency. The London Times notes tensions between Britain and the United States over honor and war risk.
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Saiter
London
Coxvassox
The
London Times
Great Britain
United States
Mashhuage Birthday Celebration in Hanover County
Tax Melony of Hanny City announces a grand celebration for Mr. Clay's birthday in Hanover County at Mashhuage, a location beside the railroad between Fredericaburg and Richmond. The event welcomes the President and other distinguished guests, and is nonpartisan in nature.
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Hanny City
Clay
Hanover
Mash Huage
Fredericaburg
Richmond
United States
Berlin Dentist Murders Family Then Ends Life
A Berlin dentist named Jansson murdered his wife and two children at Potsdam several days ago using chloroform and killed himself with the same method. Letters from him and his wife allege mutual connivance and say they terminated their lives from a tear of want.
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Scherpe
Berlin
Jansson
Potsdam
Poisoned Maple Sugar Triggers Family Illness in Lansingburgh
A woman in Lansingburgh New York recently died from poison in maple sugar she ate. Authorities suspect the toxin entered the sugar during boiling in a brass kettle. The poison caused stomach inflammation and others in the family who ate the sugar were affected.
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Pomonngp
Sy Marie Svesn
Lansingburgh
N. Y
British Crimea War Missionaries and Sabbath Worship
A fragment notes two hundred Methodist soldiers in the British Crimea army attend Sabbath services. It mentions worship at an old Greek church and a missionary worship among French Protestant soldiers as well.
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Crimea
Kansas Senate clash over slavery and state admission
Debated memorial printing and the Kansas issue as Congress weighs admitting Kansas as a state with two senators and a representative. Seward condemns secret societies in politics while urging Northern Senators to welcome the new territory for peace and safety amid ongoing civil strife.
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Kansas
Canes
Butter
Senate
Union
Mason
United States
Congress
Themelves
African Savery
United Sates
United
Busy session updates and confirmations in state legislature
The legislature passed a taxation measure adding one and a half mills for echoe purposes and struck out the Library clause. A bill to protect railroad investments returned with amendments. Numerous confirmations were made for university and asylums directors. Acting and advisory commissioners for the state house were named. Several joint resolutions passed, Senate to meet tonight with possible Friday adjournment.
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Sayate
John- John Mclean
Obie University
John W. Andrews
John Greiner
BR. Meas
Truscess
The
Blind Aaytem
Lerten Durham
Jefferson Patterson
W. H. P.denny
John W. Defrees
Itt Berd
State House
Senate
Hic
Washington Matters and Court Decisions in April
The report notes no reply to Senate Nicaragua concerns and flags ministerial censorship. It covers Ohio Bank taxation deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court with six justices for and three against. It also mentions the Steamboat law bill for ferries and tugs, Indiana Rep Dunn’s confinement, Wells remanded to penitentiary, and various judicial opinions on pardons and writs of error. Governor Broome of Florida arrives to coordinate frontier protection.
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Washineton
Senate
Nicaragua
Wheeler
Eneneaher
Masseister
Durance
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohio
House Committee On Commerce
Dunn
Indiana
House of Representatives
Covere Winess
Wells
Supreme Court
Justice Cabron
Mercing
England
Curties Campbell
Mclean
Magland
Kansas
House
State Department
Broome
Florida
Fragmentary Trade Notes From Pituburs Market
Fragmentary prices and market remarks from Pituburs noting April values. Mentions M. Kivrt thirteen feet and rising, weather in New Ostxaxs, rising sales of 16 000 bales at 6 percent for middling, sugar 7 0 percent, lard at 1666 and dropping, bacon sides at 54 cents, shoulders at 7 cents, merling at unspecified rate.
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Pituburs
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Demand and Firm Tones
In New York on April 9, activity across commodities remains varied. Rio sugars and Molasses show steady demand with notable export interest, while wheat and corn markets stay firm amid limited stocks. pork, beef, and lard trade weaker or steady with prices largely unchanged. specific lots include 4 500 bush White Canadian wheat at 61 96, 3 000 bush Red Tennessee at 70, 29 000 bush Rye at 0 1 6, and 9 500 bush Barley at 1 25 130.
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M. Coffer
Rio
Ile
Talicw
Camton Co
Cleveland & Toledo
Erie
Michigan
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Ohio
Prison
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