Telegraphic Brevities From Washington and New Albany
A fragmentary telegraphic brief notes W. O. Avery’s arrest in Washington Saturday night and mentions forthcoming actions regarding the Floyd County Democratic Convention at New Albany. It references a pardon request, a term “government” context, and a citizens’ meeting urging armed assistance for town elections.
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Fragmentary tale of charity and mistaken identity
A disjointed OCR fragment recounts an awkward scene where a charity act causes confusion. A woman gives money to the poor and excuses her mistake as a noble act while a staff officer comments on the situation. The text mentions Napoleon II and a humorous misreading of a waiter’s excuse, reflecting social tensions in charitable acts.
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Fragmented San Francisco quiz tale on café seating
A damaged passage describes a young man in San Francisco causing curiosity as he sits, provoking banter with a waiter about food. The scene shifts to the cook and a staggered dialogue around a meal, hinting at a comic or informal dining moment.
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Bristow Support Favored by Halstead in Nomination Debate
The New York Times report notes Halstead's explicit backing for Bristow and his aim to derail the Ohio movement. He projected Bristow as the best party carrier, capable of winning New York electoral votes, with other key Western and Northern states shaping the outcome. His meeting with Bowles had no presidential purpose, beyond expressing Bristow preference.
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Baron Alphonse Rothschild and Mile Bettina marry
Snippets describe social prominence and wealth, noting Baron Alphonse Rothschild and Mile Bettina Ribes asoon after their engagement. Bettina, daughter of a family with hotel and education ties, holds a twelve million fortune, a City Exam certificate, and status as governess or public school candidate. The narrative contrasts luxury with the era’s charitable giving and mentions the couple’s gala carriage and wedding pageantry.
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Additional River News Dispatches Report Coal Trade
A dispatch from Cincinnati Times reports river traffic and coal shipments. Tom Dodsworth leaves with coal for Cincinnati, the Carrie Peoples and Joseph A Stone sail for trade routes, and diversions occur toward Ironton and Zanesville. Weather in Evansville mild with warm winds and river gauge at 23.2 inches.
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Washington Disputes and Congressional Probes Highlight Senate
Reports from Washington detail disputes over Winslow’s case and a drift toward May 20 for release, while the House Military Committee probes Gen Boughton and Texas distillers. The Clymer-Clearfield panel shuns Belknap links, and speakers like Ex-Speaker Blaine approach constitutional school debate amid Babcock Whitley clash and Schenck’s witness push.
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Legislative notes from Hamilton County session
Dispatch reports from Cincinnati Times Corr Mans April records show bills debated and passed. Sen Birdie and Senators Johnson and Werry influence on a measure deemed unnecessary by voters. House and Senate consider religious meeting penalties, age restrictions for guardians, and sky lighting funding. A bill for free banking is also introduced.
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Fire at Baldwin & Co plow factory buildings
Special pixpatch report from Cincinnati Times Maysville April 10 notes Baldwin & Co plow factory buildings burned last night. Insurance valued at 50,000 dollars. Suspected cause not stated. Damage estimated at 25,000 to 87,000 dollars.
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Diaz’s Diaz program and Matamoras fall report
Galveston April 10 A Brownsville dispatch to the Galveston News says Diaz forces took Matamoras a week ago placing them in control of the border leaving few if any Federal troops near Monterey Diaz asserts strict order in the city last night he shot three soldiers for insubordination He has appointed to all municipal offices and strengthens his position by arms ammunition and stores a move toward Monterey seems likely Cortina reports 700 men with 200 loyalists and 400 who defect Current reports from Frevine mention uplines at Ana quits with 600 men, 200 of whom defected
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Trouble in Mexico over Laredo merchant detention
Galveston dispatch reports that on April 9 at Laredo a U S merchant was imprisoned and threatened with death by Mexican authorities for refusing to pay a 3100 fine and for resisting property seizure. United States Army Colonel Métriam demanded release and soldiers were put on alert amid tense stand-off.
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Hamilton School Board faces bond injunctions and court orders
The Hamilton Board of Education and Treasurer Constantine Markt confront legal actions over usurious bonds. A temporary restraining order is dissolved against some defendants, while injunctions remain on others. Court instructions include uncovering bond owners and allowing parties to join the action, with further proceedings to dissolve protections if needed. The record also lists various court matters and notices from the same session.
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Unclear OCR Text From Bank Market Report
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Strike Ends for Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Laborers
Steamships Amerique from Havre and Helvetia from Liverpool arrive as the strike ends. Port-area workers resume duties at the old rate of 3 per day, with laborers returning to work on the rail line.
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Covington News Sketches and Local Notices
A cluttered Covington page reports funerals including Herman Schlickman who died Saturday night age 63 with mass and solemn prayers planned. It notes a printed Cantata Catholica collection by Professor H h Hedlebuseh, and references city officials, a fire on Flexensh and Greenup streets, saloon density along a street, and a mayoral notice on local breaches of peace and disorderly conduct.
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Pacific Railroad Subsidy Postponed by Senate Committee
Washington April 10 reports that the Senate Committee on Railroads has postponed the entire subject of subsidies for the Southern Pacific and Texas Pacific roads for the present.
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Death by own action of a Clergyman's Wife
Boston April 1 Mrs Mary Connie wife of the Rev George Gann committed suicide by leaping from a bridge on Saturday evening in what reports call a tragic act. Local clergy and community mourn the loss as inquiries begin into her motives.
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Fire at Keysville New York Causes Large Loss
A fire swept through Keny aville New York damaging eight stores and causing estimated losses around 800000. Troy Nate reported April as the event month with authorities investigating the blaze.
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Baltic Arrives in QueenspoWN from New York
The steamship Baltic has reached QueenspoWN from New York arriving on April 10.
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River Weather And Boat Schedules From April Dispatches
Special dispatches report clear pleasant weather and river conditions near Tarascon and St. Louis with boats departing Elma and Shinkle lines. Listings show arrivals and routings through Ste. Genevieve Vicksburg and New Orleans with fall in the river depth and varying departure times.
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Droughts, Elections, and Local News in Newport Briefs
A kaleidoscope of small-town happenings unfolds in Newport coverage. Tax politics dominate the election chatter while candidates race temperately. A theft prompts police chatter as a butcher’s beef load is recovered. Community notices touch deaths, construction, water works, and local amusements including the Tibbatt Minstrels.
Suppression of Society for the Amelioration of Women's Condition
The Government in France suppressed a social reform society aimed at improving moral standards and reducing vice, claiming it touched on the rights of the average Frenchman. American women journalists will participate in Philadelphia Centennial Exposition with autographs and photographs of eminent literary women on display.
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Senate Debates Printing and Treasury Cost Provisions
During the morning hour a Senate session discussed the deficiency in printing and the Treasury Department bureau costs. The bill includes changes proposed by the Senate committee and references financial figures, stock terms, and various ports, with emphasis on silver cot costs and fractional securities. The report also notes stock movements and prices across several ports and interior towns.
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Revolutionary attacks and clashes widen in New Laredo
Reports from Laredo describe revolutionary forces clashing with Quintana’s men at dawn. After a two hour battle, rebels were repulsed but fighting continues across the river. Several American civilians have been wounded as tensions escalate and troops station on both sides. Major Merriam leads U S forces and investigates threats amid the conflict.
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River Harbor Appropriation Bill Passed In House
In Congress the river and harbor appropriation bill passed under a suspension of the rules. Impeachment inquiries continue with Gen Custer Mr Trainer and Mr Peck examined for potential additional counts against Belknap. In the Le Moyne Farwell case the committee reported that LeMoyne is entitled to the seat and Farwell is not.
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Anniversary of Mig fire commemorated in early records
The Savetal Dispatch notes the anniversary of a fire that occurred 1845 in Savetal. Local residents Ajit Ladd and others recall the alarm that sounded, marking a historic incident reported by the Cincinnati Times.
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Babcock Before the Comsituier To-Day Ex Attorneys Testimony
Washington April 10 General Babcock appeared before the Judiciary Committee and produced a letter from Col Whitley alleging improper influence to obtain funds. Whitley complains of neglect and seeks aid to collect money. Ex Solicitor Bandfield corroborates Babcock's claim of no relation to Whitley. Williams reports no order or suggestion from the President regarding the safe burglary case.
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Mrs Morgan Drives to Suicide Over Grief in Tennessee
Mrs. Morgan sister of General John Morgan of Tennessee committed suicide yesterday here by taking Isadanum. The act is attributed to excessive grief over the loss of a daughter some time ago.
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Steamer Bertschey Reaches Punt as Thunder Bay Obstructions Ease
Detroit April 10 report says steamer Bertschey from Detroit has reached the Punt after meeting obstructions. Considerable lee was reported in Thunder Bay but was weak, allowing the steamer to depart Bay City today for Alpena.
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Revictualling of Niesce Fails Over Montenegro Aid
The report says revictualling Niesce through Montenegro has failed as Montenegro refused to assist the Turkish Consul at Ragusa who travelled there to obtain the needed transit. It notes April 10 and mentions plans for artillery expansion in a German army with a bill to be submitted at the next Reichstag session.
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