Sturmer notes a frost and varied midwest weather
A frost prevailed in the Miami Valley with four inches of snow at St Paul. Kansas wheat and fruit prospects improve. heavy NW mow storms and rains affect Kansas. Des Moines and Bloomington frost threaten fruit buds. Other items report lynching in Staunton, political delays in Connecticut, a Mayor elected in Lockport, and various local incidents.
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Sturmer
Miami Valley
St. Paul
Kansas
Ames
St Ames
Laws
Germany
Paris
Congress
Northwest
France
Hentington
Indiana
Thomas Hodges
Staunton
Des Moines
Bloomington
Henry Landrum
Louisville
Wade Declines Candidacy as Ohio Governor
Emphatic declination from Hon. B. F. Wade after returning to Ohio from Santo Domingo Commission service. He declined immediately when asked to run for Governor of Ohio, promising to head to the western territory instead. The report notes lingering testimony and ongoing coverage by Dr. Howe, with dispatches filed to the Associated Press.
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Ptasucworox
B. F. Wade
Santo Domingo
Ohio
Howe
Wade
Reports on Montrouge Capture and Versailles Offensive
Paris unrest intensifies as Montrouge reportedly falls while Versailles launches major offensive. Gunboats engaged, forts fire explosively, and National Guards defect concerns rise. Thiers issues proclamations. Vinoy commands likely coup. Prize details include 18,000 guards organized, attacks planned on Hotel de Ville and Porte Maillot, and Versailles troops massing near Paris.
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Montrouge
Loxpor
The
Times’ Parts Special
Versailles
Jeffret
Cencrala
Thiers
Grand Coup de Main
New York
Paris
Pont de la Concorde
Fort Vanvres
Fort Insy
Dembrouzki
St Denis
McMahon
L’ Admirault
Cissey
Vincy
Hotel de Ville
Belleville
Montmartre
Porte Maillot
Ponse
St. Lazare Station
Vinoy
Imperial Guard
Notre Dame Lorett
Hamilton News and New Council Sworn In
Special Dispatch reports Hamilton's new mayor and council sworn in amid confusion and haste as the city faces charges and legal action. The jostled session followed earlier disputes over press charges and city damages connected to the MCGehan trial chatter.
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Cincinnati Times
Hamilton
THE
NEW Council
Stock Market Race Cites Fee Increases Across Rail Line
The report notes exactions of fees rise in University Pacific and Centralia tied to the line of railroad. The only weak stock on the street fell to 127 after stockholders at their meeting authorized the issue of two petition dollars to country concerns. Isanet Meted Tio shares showed a dip as the position shifted. The issue will be forty thousand shares at par. stock details remain unclear.
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Lockport
N. Y
Origen Steers
Henderson
Kentucky
Versailles
C. W. Mead
Union Pacific Road
Kansas Pacific Road
Anderson
Connellsville
Georgia
Caseby
John Hoar
Bareau
New York
Horace Greeley
Steinan & Co
Cincinnti
Wm. Simon
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Albany
Board of Supervisors
Polk County
Bietrich Court
Boston
Bes Daniell
Webster
North National Bank
Reading
Penn-ylvania
Bucyrus
Ohio
John Watters
James'Lime
Upper Sandusky
J. EB. Brower
Fairheld Apce
Jorge
Bescon Bet Chalmetic
Virgil
Tangle
Foot
Israel
Corsican
W. Fl. Johnson
Style
Woodburn
Defender
Pilgrim
Aleks
Unive Pacific
Gentralia
Isanet
Arlem
Prem
Sadaps Vonsi Vansunquescensees
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Sass
Tongs
Xeaia
Morrow
Pynere
PAK Hardee & Fennsystasia Center
Lightning Express
Pitabore
Lee
Enoinkati
A. MA
Sma
Baltimore
Ohto B. B. Marietts and
Cincinnat
Rae
Ereoer
Yast
Ams
York
York Rights Express
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Abe
Nereville
Ser Reiss
Central Avenue
Isaac
EE Emissions Co
St . Levelana
Madisonville
Whitewater Valley Division
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Oraeeeeonete
Seth Vernon Accomm
Os. Vis
Rahway Goes Democratic in Local Elections
Rahway-NJ April 12. The town swung Democratic for the fifth time this year. The mayor and council members, along with the Freeholders and most ward officers, were elected on the Democratic ticket.
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Departmere Rahway
N.J
Radway
Cospmen Council
Do little named arbitrator in rights and franchise talks
Ex-Senator Do Little will serve as arbitrator to decide terms of rights and franchises related to the United Geass eet. The effort focuses on detailing ownership, scope, and obligations for involved parties.
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Lathorn
Mere Orpme
United Geass Eet
Odd Newspaper Names in the Unitid Staten List
A catalog of unusual newspaper names in the Unitid Staten display includes The Shatle Touchstone Outline Airline West Ride New Creation Indian Arcana Penny Hu Artery Indudri al Plow How to Make the Farm Pay Life Boat Apollo Sa Democratic Cable Safe guard Wolverine Citizen Bill Post er Democratic Archives Forum Beacon and Blade Home and
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Unitid Staten
Touchstone
Outline
Airline
Artery
Apollo
Democratic Cable
Safeguard
Wolverine Citizen
Bill
Democratic Archives
Forum
Beacon and Blade
Home
Secret or Harrocess by an Augitalian Bishop
An aged bishop reflects on secret paths to wisdom amid difficulties. He recalls looking at the earth from a high vantage, realizing the small space of his own life, and finding gratitude as the core to lasting happiness. He emphasizes living in a spirit of thankfulness and humility.
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Sven
Senate Recess On Rail Bill And Tax Reduction Measures
The Senate debated Orrin’s rail track usage bill, voting against a motion to refer, then proposing a select committee. Other actions included compensation for state land in Muskingum improvement and a tax cut for municipalities, while an orphanage funding amendment and liquor sale warning petition were noted amid a stalled House session.
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Oxcilin
Lorth
Mays
Geopper
Lord
Poppleton
Tei Ie
Mare
Judiciary Committee
Odlin
George Roe
Muskingum
Streator
Molning
Mr. Smith
Xenia
Cos Dodds
Corestan
Hamilton County
Smith
Stevenson
O.R
Cincinnati
Randall
Schenck
England
McCrary
Lowa
Committee On Elections
Conress
Tennessee
Wells
Nathaniel Lyon
Marsouri
House
District of Columbia
Board of Public Works
United States
Mc. Kendall
Sion
Satto
Nevada
Burchard
Pe. Slocum
N.Y.D
York
Wes
Penn
Vrc
Stat
New York Tribune
War Department
Taxation inquiry and amnesty bill progress in Congress
The Forty-second Congress debates a finance committee inquiry into tax systems to limit internal and import taxes, while amnesty measures move. The Senate adjourns after Ku Klux bill discussions. House actions include elections, cannon monument funding, and judicial bill amendments with district salary provisos, adjournment follows.
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Senate
Sherman
Ohio
Congress
Suniens
Robertson
S.C
Edmunds
Blodgett
Goldthwaite
Railroad Accident and Bridge Completion Reported
A locomotive and several cars derailed seven miles from St Louis with no serious injuries. Springfield Illinois voters elected a mayor while Peoria and other cities chose officers. A Keokuk Mississippi River bridge crossing was completed at about one million dollars, with long spans and high abutments. The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad line was damaged yesterday but expected to reopen soon.
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St. Louis
Springfield
Illinois
Keokuk
Iowa
Memphis
Weather report from the Army Signal Office April 12
A weather bulletin from the Army Signal Office reports a low barometer moving off the east Atlantic coast from Indiana. Light rains on the lower lakes and Atlantic with brisk southwest winds on the lakes and Middle Atlantic. Cloudy periods with showers in Gulf and South Atlantic. Brisk southwest winds in Middle States and Lakes. Clear conditions with fresh southwest winds west of the region.
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Er Fam Depantimnet
Army
IsmixGrox
Syxorsia
Hovks
Indiana
East Atlantic
Lower Lakes
Aft Atlantic
Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Gulf
South Atlantic
Middle States
Misissippi
Ricky Mountains
Pacife
Mates
Pension Granted In St Louis To Boone Washington Veteran
The authorities of St Louis awarded a pension of 3 dollars a month to an elderly resident who knew Daniel Boone and George Washington.
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St. Louis
Daniel Boone
George Washington
France in crisis as insurgents press and elections delayed
From April 1 dispatches: Versailles forces tighten grip amid bombardments on Montrogue Ivy and Vianvees. elections for commune vacancies postponed. Insurgents suffer losses, ongoing sorties and rearguard actions near Chatillon. Boulevards cafes closed by military. Officials urge careful, accurate business and tax returns amid turmoil.
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Lonpox
National Assembly
France
Versailles
Montrogue
Ivy
Vianvees
Henry
New Eforta
Comrutie
Versailies
Tribune
Chatilion
Cha Gillen
Verasitles Brigade
Market Ticker Card Reflects Mixed Bond and Stock Activity
New York April reports show varied readings with Wells Fargo at 40, American 48, United 6, Central 96, Erie 20, Reading 1, and Illinois lines around 1194. Government bonds fair, central and union Pacific bonds strong, gold steady at 110. Stocks described as strong and active while state bonds remain dull and steady.
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AL Facile
Adans Express
Wells, Fargo
American
United Ica
It Y. Central
Do. Scrip
Erie
Do. Preferred
Reading
Allegan
Ie Perkerd
Terre Tate
Ee Pref
Chiesgu ‘Alton
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Fire Bites at Work in New Avuany
Special Dispatch reports a fire at M F Everbach pottery on Fourth and Main and at two nearby grocery stores at Pearl and Spring, all in New Avuany. The losses are estimated at eight to ten thousand dollars, insured, with signs pointing to incendiary origin and attempts to save property noted.
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Coméommati Times
New Avuany
M.F. Everbach
Aleo
Pearl
Spring Streets
Upper Mississippi Navigation Resumed After Ice Breakup
The Mississippi River resumes navigation as ice breaks on Lake Pepin. Weather disruptions include rain and wind that damaged telegraph lines and delayed river traffic. Local reports note resumed operations and improving conditions after a difficult onset.
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Upper Mississippi
Muwavxeg
Mississippi River
Lake Pepin
Oil works blast rocks Cleveland city center
A violent blast at the Haseey oil works in Cleveland this morning shattered windows across the area. The shock was felt citywide with widespread damage and about eight hundred barrels of oil burned, an estimated loss near ten thousand dollars.
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Vaal
Weather Summary from Des Moines Iowa April 11
Des Moines Iowa reports harsh conditions with a very cold and stormy spell yesterday hindering travel and fruit transport. Today's outlook indicates clearing skies and calmer conditions resuming after the storm.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Markets by Telegraph April 1 Wheat and flour unsettled in early trading
Markets by Telegraph report mixed grain and provisions figures from several centers. Wheat shows unsettled to firm moves with No 2 and spring grades quoted near 42 to 120 credits, while flour ranges and oats hold steady to dull. Prices in Toledo Chicago and Detroit area reflect irregular demand and regional variations. Local lake freights to Buffalo Oswego remain steady with minor shifts in corn and lard values.
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Curiaco
Duiland
New Toropo
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Lake
Buffalo
Oswego
Assessors convene to receive uniform valuation guidance
At eleven o'clock today the assessors for out townships gathered at the Auditor's office for instructions before duties. Auditor La Rue outlined state instructions and added county practice notes, urging accurate real estate values and higher listings for horses, cattle, and household effects to ensure fair taxation. He warned against underestimating values and emphasized equitable appraisals for taxpayers and the county.
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la Rue
Hs Far
Was Mr Cane dell Properet Breeted The Question Of His Eligibility
The article reviews Mr Love's bid to contest Campbell for Prosecuting Attorney, citing Section 69 of the municipal code and Chapter 46 about council members serving on boards. It notes Love argues Campbell was ineligible to hold the office, making his votes invalid, and references cases like Wammack v Afilloway and Ohio decisions to support the challenge.
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Tate Democratic
Agasset Campbell
Alayor
Cambell
Campbell
Spain
Wammack
Alabama
State
Findley
Ohio
Ohio State
Orward
Assault Threats Against Colonel Travis Spark Outburst
An attempt to force Colonel Travis into party caucus ranks ended in a mob attack at his Sixth and Broadway residence. Tom Jenkins led raf fans who dragged him from his steps and struck at him, with Colonel Harlan allegedly aware of the plot. Travis vows criminal and civil prosecution of the assailants.
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Travis
Sixth and
Robert Harlan
Tom Jenkins
Jenkins
Harlan
Ka-king
Elections in New Hampshire and Connecticut ripple through party lines
The New Hampshire Connecticut vote discussion argues a Sumner 1872 presidential nomination would force a national party realignment. It warns Democrats against narrow prejudice and predicts lasting influence on the national government if such a choice is made. The piece critiques candidates and emphasizes political pragmatism over idealism.
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New York
New
Connecticut
Charles Sumner
A Party
Tfge
Rigis
Geomet Am
Icaly
Univerans
Daws
Nau Reat Ca
New Hampshire
Tamson
Mar Halstead Gears for Paper Move in Cincinnati
Field Marshal Mar Halstead of Cincinnati plans to move his paper the Commercial after a political win over Mr Tom Lavender. The city has seen Halstead's influence grow since that victory, signaling a shift in local media leadership.
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Murat Halstead
New York Sun
Yumor
Mar Halstead
Cincinnati
Tom Lavender
Rail line progress aims to control cattle trade in Indian Territory
The Mizouri Kansas and Texas Railroad moves two miles daily through Indian Territory. Expected to reach the Arkansas River in June and be near the Texas line by fall, enabling cattle trade control for a projected half a million head. Last season about 300,000 steers were driven to Kansas. A man named Daniel attempted to enter a private car on the Wilmington and Weldon line near Weldon, North Carolina, but was shot and wounded by a messenger named Archer during the incident.
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Mizsouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Arkansas River
Texas Line
Kansas
Weldon
North Carolina
Wilmington and Weldon
Daniel
Expres
Rebery
Archer
Kansas Pacific Extension Route Plan in Congress
The bill proposes aid to the Kansas Pacific for its extension and allows a route choice from Colorado to the Arkansas River, to best suit water transport to New Mexico. The final route requires presidential approval. The snippet mentionsVegetable market terms and a Daily Times reference from April.
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Kansas Pacific
Haghees
Congress
Fouyany
Brands
Colorado
Tech
Arkansas River
New Mexico
United States
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