Joint Ticket Agreement Delayed Mormon Decision
Democratic conference included George H. Le Nave Dan Voorhees and Chandilley as participants. Notice cites absence of Justice Nelson delaying a Supreme Court decision on the Mormon case with the court reportedly evenly split and awaiting confirmation.
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Editorial View on Steamship Subsidies Sparks Debate
In California April 8 edition, an editorial criticizes steamship subsidies amid rising concerns over penalties and international lines like the Japan Mail Line. The piece argues subsidies influence maritime policy and Pacific trade, reflecting tensions between national interests and subsidies.
Editorial note on Springfield convention plans
The piece discusses Republican delegates and the upcoming convention with mention of T. Stewart and the likely attendance. It notes a count between two hundred and three hundred and references dates in April and April 9. The text is fragmented but centers on political organization and convention strategy.
Biemons Massed at Their Mocen Elm Talk Brigham Genesis
The April 5 Mormon Conference drew a large crowd estimated around 8,000 attendees. Noted figures Sart Sage and Tazler spoke as part of the Brigham Genesis event, with general attendance and proceedings summarized amid the gathering.
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Indictment and allegations shuffle through New York scene
The April 10 New York dispatch outlines charges against Conklin’s forced vaccination case and widespread fraud claims. It details political corruption, bank actions, and judicial figures, with river and weather notes interwoven in a chaotic batch of legal and civic turmoil.
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Matamoras in Martial Law Threat as Forces Advance
Telegram from Rey Nass reports Gen. Palacias’ forces near Matamoras with about 2,000 troops advancing toward the city. The Matamoras sea is closed, Brownsville a feint, government troops from Ben Luis Forest move toward Matamoras and Tampico. Reports also mention 9,000 troops marching from Saltillo and a relief steamer Tabasco sought from Vera Cruz.
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Trinite College Grounds Deed Record Reported in Hartford
A fragmented Hartford item notes deeds related to Trinite College grounds being processed, with unclear details about parties and dates. The readable portions indicate formation of a formal record in the city, though specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Albany mayor elected amid national race results and disasters
The article reports mven Thatcher elected Mayor of Albany, with Democrats winning in Trenton and Jersey City, N J, and Republican wins at Lockport. It notes the Weland Canal opening planned for the 20th, a Toronto to Charlatin steamer voyage, and the President's partial recovery. It also mentions snow blockades ending on the Pacific rail line, a New York Assembly death resolution for Erastus Corning, Springfield election results favoring Republicans, and various political and military notes from 1861 including a soldiers monument unveiling and veteran delegations.
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Vaccination and banknotes spread of disease debate
Editor readers discuss the dangers of circulating paper currency amid disease fears. The letter cites studies and anecdotes about banknotes carrying infections and urges a Treasury Office quarantine and destruction of contaminated notes to protect public health.
Congress Debates Territorial Bill and War Department Actions
The Vice-President presented House bills on the District of Columbia railroad act and related matters. The Senate discussed military service rules, fortifications, nurses in war, and payment to Kearsarge officers. A House bill sought to curb railway company solicitations and regulate mailing cards, while other measures covered miners’ enlistment, cemeteries, and veterans’ bounties. The session adjourned after considering the code and mining sections.
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State Legislature Schedules Bills and Elections
In the Senate session a3 P.M. with nineteen members present, several bills were introduced. Topics included authorizing corporations to construct car shops, aligning township elections with state and county election days, and adding a judge in the Seventh Judicial District. Adjournment followed with fifty-four members present as liquor laws proposals circulated.
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Promoting Growth of Mane and Tail for Horses
An old remedy outlines using corrosive sublimate and oxymuriate of mercury with warm water and soap to restore hair growth on horse manes and tails. It also suggests a soothing ointment of flour or pearl ash with butter or lard for cases of irritation, applied nightly and washed off, plus cautions against brushing if the animal is debiled.
Legislature Back at Work in Columbus Apr 10
Special dispatch notes Ohio legislators returning from vacation push bills. Schill champions five voice vote for aldermen presidents. Young’s Board of Health bill passes, enforcing vaccination for under four months and restricting gatherings where smallpox or contagions exist. Health boards to inspect milk, clean alleys, drain ditches, and regulate dead animals. Various measures pass or are introduced in Cincinnati area and Hamilton County, including tax to straighten Mill Creek, contract letting reforms, railroad stock purchase limits, and water works bonds. Farmers' Home Insurance capital posted. Governor appoints Abbott to Desf and Dumb Asylum trustee.
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Fire Rages Through Oil City Depot and Town
Special to the Times and Chronicle reports a large fire in Oil City breaking out in the depot near the Lake Shore freight house. Several buildings are involved and a 15,000 barrel crude oil tank owned by Fisher Brothers is burning. Firefighting steams head toward Oil City from Titusville Rouseville Petroleum Centre and Franklin as flames spread rapidly.
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Diplomatic Banquet in England Attended by Count de Brunnow
Lonpos April 19 report notes a diplomatic banquet hosted by the ap an Minister with Count de Brunnow and Minister Sehsack in attendance. The dispatch also covers early market summaries from Liverpool and Chicago, detailing fluctuations in flour wheat corn oats lard pork and price levels across multiple commodities and shipping notes.
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Thiers Abolishes Passport System In France Travel
Paris dispatch reports President Thiers ends the passport regime in France. Travelers will be registered at the frontiers, no tax will be charged, and they will face no civil scrutiny while in the country.
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Oil Creek Blaze Destroys Buildings and Oil Stocks
Special dispatch reports a large fire in Qi City destroying the Salt House, the Penn House, a model roofing facility tank and 200 barrels of crude petroleum. The Calt House and a dwelling were also lost with an estimated 35000? in damage. Fire under control by afternoon.
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Titusville Market Report Quiet On Crude Spot Trades
The Titusville market remains firm with crude trades showing limited activity. Spot prices hovered near $340 per barrel while other markets showed quiet conditions and a steady tone into the evening.
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Jersey City charter election yields eight hundred mayoral majority
Rats elect their mayor by an eight hundred vote margin in yesterday’s Jersey City charter election. The Board of Aldermen remains evenly split after results.
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House debates and committee referrals on bills in 19th century session
Reform measures discussed include sending the Tarif Bill back to the Senate via Privileges and Elections, and two relief bills for homestead settlers in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. The franking abolition bill faced debate and recommital. An adverse report on Ohio election testimony was laid on the table as officials tackled the Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill in committee.
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Murder Trial in Cambridge City Nine Years After Crime
In Indianapolis a nine year old murder case unfolds in Criminal Court as Albert Harvey, a colored man, is tried for murdering his wife in Cambridge City in 1863 and fled. He was brought back from Sims, Ohio via gubernatorial requisition.
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Board of Trade considers iron warehouses on riverfront
Loris April 10 meeting discussed feasibility of erecting iron warehouses and elevators to expedite cheapen freight handling. A lengthy report on city and valley commerce was presented and adopted. A committee was appointed to organize a company to build warehouses.
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River traffic and river conditions in April dispatches
Special Dispatches to the Times and Chronicle reportMemphis on April 10 noting Armadillo and Bodmann lines, Ohio and Mississippi River movements, and high water. The Potomac and Monongahela rises are described with specific gauges and towns. Arrivals include Juniata. Western departs for Upper Missouri. River packets halted by high water. lumber rafts expected as the rise continues. Weather is clear and pleasant.
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Contempt and docket rulings before Judge Cox
The court ruled on contempt proceedings against Ira F. Narrows versus John W. Herwn et al over an injunction from March. Defendants’ answer treated as motion, court clarifies improper attachments and jurisdiction. Also irregular service in Mendenhall v Benhamton Works and claims against an assignee in B. Scott v Peek plus rent suit Hammel v Dolin heard before Judges Murdock and Force.
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Aldermen elect Keck as President at City Meeting
The Board of Aldermen met this afternoon to elect a President. J L Keck won the ballot after several rounds by a vote of 23 to 1 and was sworn in by Mayor Davis. The session proceeded with multiple ballots for Vice President, eventually naming James W Sands after a series of counts. Temporary committees were appointed and Chicago Relief measures discussed before adjournment to the 28th inst.
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Presbytery actions report and committee appointments
Dr Morris read the report from the Presbyterian Alliance of Cincinnati and the body referred it to a five member committee. Names include Skinner Morris Thompson Wilson Brown and Spence as chair. Corresponding member Dr Worrall invited from Ebenezer Ky. Several dismission letters granted to Wilson and Rogers. Beams Haight Crossett moved to other presbyteries. Meetings hours set and a motion to account for benevolent contributions debated.
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Will of Henry W. Kawmann admitted to probate
Judge Hoefer oversees the probate of Henry W. Kawmann. Fredericka White and Kammank are named executors. The estate lists a personal value of 500 dollars and realty valued at 300 dollars.
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