Select Committee on Transportation Routes to Seaboard Meeting
Washington dispatch reports the Select Committee on Transportation Routes to the Seaboard will meet Tuesday night. Senator Windom, the chairman, expects to submit a report this week. He argues cheap transportation comes from competition through cheaper channels and empowered by a governance that makes monopolies impossible.
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New York
Washington
Select Committee On
Seaboard
Windom
Mt Vernon Letter to The Globe Appears in April Issue
A brief note from Mt Vernon appears in The Globe, dated April 13, indicating a local letter to the editor. The scant fragment suggests civic discussion tied to the Mt Vernon community.
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the Globe
Wis
Rom
Mt Vernon Kind
Fatal Card Quarrel Sparks Swiss Shooting Festival
A fatal quarrel over cards prompts a Swiss shooting festival at Union Schutzeen Park in New Jersey scheduled for July 20 to 23. Chief Justice Waite arrived to meet Mrs Waite and their daughter and left for Washington the previous evening.
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New York
Indians and Government clash over agency removal
April 12 dispatch reports rising tension as Indians led by Red Cloud refuse agency removal and demand clarity from Peace Commissioners. Spotted Tail clashes with officials, accusing the commissioners of stirring trouble while troops’ morale declines. Peace delegates arrived at Cheyenne amid disputes over tribal counts and rations.
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Spotted Tail
Counse
Inter Seeae
Red Cloud
Cheyenne
Season opens with new manager at operatic venue
Beginning to-night Manager Miles unveils a two week season of operas with a well drilled chorus led by contralto Dzobia and soprano Anna Jaeger. The line up includes Martha Lacrimesa Faust Lucia di Lammermoor and The Armorer with unusually low admission prices. John Thompson performs at Wood's Theatre while The National features edited attractions. The new management faces a successful start amid changed acts and renewed audience interest.
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Miles
Seartiats
Ceadava
Sophia
Dzobia
Francsch
Anna Jaeger
Martha
Lacresia
Faust
Lewes
Lucia di Lammermoor
Sod
Wood
John Thompson
Murat Halstead Case Promoting Lottery Continued
The police court continued the case of Murat Halstead charged with promoting a lottery and advertising a grand gift concert for erecting a Juvenile Reform School at Leavenworth Kansas. Sans M. Hinkle sought immediate trial claiming the ad was placed without his knowledge and ordered withdrawn once discovered. Campbell sought time to confirm withdrawal and whether it was by his own accord or due to notices from other papers. Acting Judge Wilson granted a continuance.
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Murat Halstead
Leavenworth
Kansas
L’olice Court
Ting Warney
Sans M. Hinkle
Campbell
Ates
Apt
Wilson
Horse attached express wagon tears up Plam Street
About noon a horse hitched to an express wagon tore along Plam street toward Reds' grocery at the corner of Plam and Fifth. The wagon struck a pursuing person and broke it, then halted while the horse fled upriver toward the northwest.
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Plam Street
Stan Serpette
Reds’ Grocery
Cordelia Wade Resumes Daily Activities After Arsenic Incident
Cordelia Wade who took arsenic yesterday afternoon and was sent to the hospital will be able to resume her usual activities today, indicating a recoverable condition and continued daily routine pending medical review.
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Cordelia Wade
Telegraphic Update From 1872 High Seas and Court News
Secretaries Robeson and Belknap absent in Washington. Pugilist shot in New York last week recovers. President Wheaton of the Ere Railway travels aboard the Abyssinia toward Henan. Tuscarora reports soundings near minute marks then sinks the aur in San Sala County killing several. New York Bridge deemed incomprehensible. Shenandoah captain Fillebrown reaches New York. Sendwich Inland fee movement. Will of King’s owner questioned. Justice hints will be sustained. Dr Z wounded in Modoe lava incident uses crutches. Pig Lege squad reaches from New York via Honolulu after leaving December 23 1872 covering 56 000 miles. Walker Dawson of South Virginia convicted in United States Circuit Court. Ku Klux Klan case referenced.
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Tuscarora
San Sala
New York
York
Shenandoah
Fillebrown
Sendwich
Agg “x Hari
Honolu
Weather Report from Signal Service Brief
War Department Signal Service bulletin notes a weather update observed at 206 A.M. in the area around Greamer. Data line includes a 13-7 reading and references to a specific station or beacon, indicating an early morning meteorological report for maritime or field operations.
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War Department, Signal Service
U. BS Aes. — Eee Ee Vdire
Greamer Pengey
Jones Simpkinson case over subscri ber fees and mortgage
Superior Court led by Judge Yaple heard Jones versus Simpkinson over a subscriber solicitation to Walnut Hills Street bar. Court found Jones’s services worth about 1000 per year, awarded 1335 dollars for mortgage credit, and ordered a new appraisal. The case included firm ownership questions and veracity concerns between the men. Col. Dodds and Pugh represented the plaintiff. Clemmer opposed. A second improvement suit against the city on View Street were resolved with a judgment for plaintiffs in the first action and dismissal of the second.
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A. E. Jones
John Simpkinson
Simpkinson
Jones
Walnut Hills Street
Queston
Johnn
Col. Dodds
Fr. Pugh
Mr. Brannan
J. H
J. A. Clemmer
Scully & O'Tlearn
Jacob Rheim
Scully &Ifeara
Improve View Street
McMillan Washington Streets
Jury refused by Justice of the Peace overruling proper practice
Hamilton district court holds it error for a Justice of the Peace to refuse a jury when the party provides a jury as required by statute. The opinion by Judge Murdock reverses in favor of Cornelius Murphy against William Garrison while Robinson vs. Rainsforth and George Mareball & Co. vs. Hirsch are affirmed. The proceedings name judges Burnet Avery Murdock and Force, with Okey and Hunter arguing.
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Hamilton District Court
Burnet, Avery
Murdock
Force
Cornelius
Murphy Ve
Garrison
Justice of the Peace
Cio
J. W
GR. Okey
J. R. Hunter
George Mareball
Ohio House Passes Brookville Special Election Bill
In the April 13 proceedings in Concmars Ohio the House recon sidered and set for tomorrow a tax bill. John G. Thompson’s Montgomery County bill to authorize a Brookville citizen election passed. The Governor sent a communication from Trustees to Central Lunatic Asylum remonstrating against reducing their appropriation and asking for more contract latitude. Senate treated transfers of funds in Cadiz Township. A bill exempting newspaper editors from testifying about sources passed. County Auditor term increased to three years. Senate halted jurisdiction change for Cleveland Superior Court and postponed the resolution to December. John A Trimble from Cincinnati urged republication of the Ohio State Reports.
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Moose
Senate
Daily Times
Concmars
John G. Thompson
Thompson
Montgomery
Brookville
Montgomery County
Central Lunatic Asylum
Geneva Award bill page reporters at issue
The House Judiciary Committee moved to add a section to the Geneva Award bill to reimburse insurers for war premiums on vessels sunk by Confederate cruisers. The Sanborn inquiry reopened and Representative Kelsey testified about a contracted past, while Richardson and Sawyer considered countering Banfield’s testimony if the panel hears them. rules were suspended and the bill authorizing free newspaper circulation through county mail was passed 48 to 11.
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House Judiciary Committee
Sanborn
Kelsey
Richardson
Sawyer
Banfield
House
Isages
Press Censorship and Carlist Payments Reported
Government circulars accuse pro stituting attachy by the Aia on September. President MacMahon deemed powers incoable. April 1 in MaabuID. Carlist forces under Getore Gerona retire as municipal authorities settle 160000 reals.
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Aia
MacMahon
Maabuid
BeTine
Getore Gerona
Hod Carriers Strike Trials Wage Rise Threats Violence
Special dispatch from Daily Times Rictimony on April 13 reports hod carriers launching a strike seeking a fifty cent raise to two dollars per day. They threaten violence toward replacements and warn other groups against filling their positions.
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Sandra
Sfa
The
Daily Times
Times
Prurrant Re
Evdl
Lotinville
Joba! Penney
Nellie Speer
B.D. Wood
Jebus Gilmore
Mystery Murder and Levee Protest Ravages Plaquemine
In New Orleans a river crevasse widened near Baton Rouge threatens Plaquemine and Iberville Parish. Citizens mobilize armed guards to block a dyke cut to keep Mississippi floodwater out. The Cromwell Line reports Charles Behras killed by Edward J. Coleman amid a baffling murder mystery with no clues.
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New Orleans
McCullom’s
Baton Rouge
State Anxipeer
Bayou Plaquemine
Ibersille Parish
Plaquemine
Bayou Plaque
Plaque
Iberville Parish
Charles Behras
Edward J. Coleman
Sous
Violent Crime Reports From San Francisco and Virginia City
A rash of violent incidents details a shooting at a private residence on Howard Street in San Francisco where James Henry assaulted a man and Fleming was stabbed four times. In Virginia City a shooting between Matt Redding and Barne Kenney left Bedding fatally wounded after a gunfight with five or six shots exchanged. Kenney escaped.
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Udder
San Francisco
Virginia Ity
San
Flemin Sage
Corbett
Virginia City
Matt.Redding
Barne Kenney
Kenary
Arrest of Louisa Genos in alleged insurance fraud plot
Police say Louisa Genos admitted involvement with Dr Uhling in a scheme to defraud insurers. She claimed illness at 160 Eldridge Street and denial of being coffinized, while bricks were supposedly placed in a coffin. She alleged Mrs Uhling witnessed the coffin scene as the funeral steamed.
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New York
Louisa ‘Genos
Dr. Uhling
Eldridge Street
Ant
Shene Uhling
Fire devastates seven buildings in Janction City
A blaze in Janction City early April 11 destroyed seven downtown buildings including Miller's wholesale liquor store Betts's drug store and Mulgach's restaurant. Beaty damages to stock at Schner & Monuroc grocers. Insured for 24000 dollars. suspected incendiary. No fire engines in town. heavy rain limited spread.
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Bas Jens
Towat
Betts
Mulgach
Schner & Monuroc
Ballot ambiguities cloud U S Senate race results
Fragmentary OCR shows a 22nd ballot for the United States Senate with unclear vote totals and candidate names including Whele, Winans, Curd, Adaan, He atleck, Whittier, and Vearnard. The text is garbled but indicates a formal tally or counting issue and unnamed WV or state references.
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Bostox
United States
River report with ships and arrivals at Purrawens
River gauge shows 9 feet 2 inches. Vessel arrivals include Mallie Heyon from Wheeling and Annie Brooks from Zanesville. Ragua returns this note.
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Purrawens
Mallie Heyon
Wheeling
Annie
Brooks
Zanesville
Ragua
River traffic and repairs on Reed's docks and dockside activity
Reports from April 13 describe the Brooks and Hyena barges at Hrn et Island, coal shipments by J C Tisher to Campbell Creek Coal Co, and departures for Cincinnati and Nashville. The Coal Hill at Reed's docks receives five new boilers, with repairs underway and projected readiness in ten days. The river is rising, 17 feet in the canal, 10 feet on the Salle, with cloudy, cool conditions and a 12 foot rise noted since Setar. Local arrivals include several steamers from New Orleans and Memphis. traffic remains fairly active with multiple trips and port movements through April 13.
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Hyena
Hrnet Island
Bent Oil Valley
J.C. Tisher
F. Pana
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Charleston
W. Va
Cinninpili
Mespee
Nashville
Coal Hill
Reed
Lorisvilhe
Cano
Xaree
Louis
Vicksbute
Vicksburg
Setar
Charles Brown
Aney
Minneola
Charmer
de Jaxper
Yington
Pennes
Anma
Anby Tur
Andy Baum
Memphis
Cincinnati
Tom Jasper
Cacinnati
St. Louis
Pat
Cleburne
Caseyville
Bodmann
Vagrants sentenced. Clerk oath and counterfeit case noted
In Police Court Hattie Clark received six months at Ken Work House, Elizan three months, and Austin Garber was fined seventy dollars and bound to pay. John R. Bender and Captain Gus Fisher attended as new clerk and incumbent. Two men, Johnmmons and Daniel O'Neil, faced charges for attempting to pass a counterfeit twenty dollar bill and were held for Grand Jury. Also announced is a Wesleyan College Young Ladies Lyceum entertainment with a German comedy and a cast list for performances.
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Hattie Clark
Ken
Elizan
Austin Garber
Hide Us
Halliday
Chagge
Johammons
Daniel O'Neil
Lyceum
Wesleyan
Ollege
Kathrina
Sarah Amanda Haghty
Emma
Mary Lucia Bushee
Elizabeth
Lucie Mason Parker
Ausdorf
Prof
Sherwood
Alfred
Graf
Heintie
Ambrose
Temperance Meetings Announced for This Week
Additional temperance gatherings are listed this week at multiple churches. Tonight at M E Church Rev A B Leonard and speakers Mrs Wells, Mrs Whittredge, and Mrs McKeannie address attendees. Tuesday afternoon at First Presbyterian Church features Mrs Bain of Springfield Ohio, noted Crusade movement worker.
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Satheday
Wells
Madisonville
Wilmington
Caty
A. B. Leonard
Whittredge
McKeannie
Bain
Springfield
Ohio
Coroner's Verdict On Death In Court Street Room
The coroner's verdict states the destitute man found in a Court Street room on Saturday is believed to be Richard M. Nelson. He rented a room about a week earlier from Mrs. Gordin and was rarely seen after Wednesday night. Captain Welsh broke in Friday noon, discovering his death. A paper on his person listed a name with a discharge from United States service. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from unknown causes.
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Women’s Foreign Mission
Columbus
Hendred
Seeby
Elim Kinney
Board of Trade
Aodiation Room
Beckett's Block
Shuler & Benninghofer Woolen Mills
Court Street
Richard M. Nelson
Gordin
Captain Welsh
Ninth Street
Dew
Dante
United States Service
Caubes
Prominent Merchant Exercises For Street Work
One of Third street’s wealthy clothing men, Ike Mack of Mack Stadler Co., staged a fitness display this morning in front of his shop. A labor crew worked nearby as he joined by pounding a rammer on a gap, drawing laughs from merchants and salesmen before watchers tired of the scene after about an hour. Mack plans to contest the Street Commissioner nomination at the next election.
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Third Street
Ike Mack
Mack, Stadler & Co
Mack
Flere
Police Court Clears Several Offenders and Fines
In a morning session at Police Court the case of Cook was continued amid questions of ownership of the establishment on Sixth Street. Carrie Miller paid fines and costs after a similar offense. Mose Hiddley and Samuel Corman faced penalties for theft and related acts. A group of merchants were noted for losses totaling about $100. Patrick Lotus was sent to the Work House for a year for wife thrashing. Joinex Vince, a married woman, received six months in the Work House for theft tied to Mary Finn. Mary Viney paid fines and other penalties for property offenses.
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Eetile Cook
Smith
Wight
Wilcom
Mose Hiddley
Stedtieg
Lonix
Croft
Ollins
Mose Wentio
Semuel Corman
Amd
Walt
Adderson
Patrick Lotus
Joinex Vince
Oman
Howse
Taxation Reform Report Urges Action on Delinquent Taxes
A joint committee report notes chronic defects in Hamilton County tax collection. It urges passage of a new bill to fix auditor treasurer duties, improve delinquent personal property tax handling, and ensure accurate public revenue displays. The committee asks for rapid enactment and cites an abstract of delinquent taxes from 1860s records.
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The
Times
Cepunty
Sater
Cferig
Common Pleas Court Examining Committee
Nathtor Humphreys
van Tynesalee
Board of ‘Trade
Sion
Board of Directors
Tiard
Hamilton County
Court of Common Ileas
Court of Common Pleas
General Assembly
Columbes
Pasmond
Hea. Manning
APC
Haste
HB. Tice
Jostal Kirpy
Ahonep Taft
Bradstreet
Dan Horton
Court of Conmen Pleas
Hamilton
Ohio
Crookshank
Val
Jeffrey
OW. Nixon
Miles
Greenwood
John Sebastian
German man cuts wrist in failed suicide attempt
This morning Willian Sehsmith attempted self harm at his home No 1 Hamilton road. John A Legian found a large blood pool as Sehsmith staggered, then bound the wound. He was taken to hospital where Dr Ratchile treated him. He is not in danger. The incident is linked to drinking and domestic strife with his wife active in temperance efforts. Police noted two black eyes but could not confirm the donor.
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Willian Sehsmith
Hamilton Road
Ian
Topademan
John A. Legian
Schmith
Leuba
Ratchile
Schaith
Remarkable election day ushers in new city council
The article describes twenty six new councilmen taking oath at the City Building amid ceremonial pomp. John R. Von Seggern and J. Miller are among leading figures, with Cassidy and Fitzgerald named for key posts. Miller is sworn in as chair after ballots mark his majority. Committees on rules and city police are formed as the council adjourns.
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Johnston
Parvei
Orw
Calles
Bac
Jacobs
John R. von Seggern
Jacob Meier
Thint
J. Miller
A. McCaf
Feggerh. Miller
Asill
Miller
Shenae
Caseilly
Press Tnt
Fitzgerald
Wolf
Birnbryer
Meier
Mrgsrs
Birvbryer
Rebling
Kraft
Wolfeck
Death of Francis E Suire of Cincinnati Drug Firm
Francis E. Suire a longtime proprietor of the Fourth and Vine drug store died of heart disease shortly before 1 pm. He recovered from June illness, traveled west, then worsened. Born in the West Indies and raised in Baltimore, he moved to Madison Indiana, then Cincinnati to join Lukre Eckstein & Co before opening at Fourth and Vine. He leaves a wife and child.
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Francis E. Suire
Fourth and Vine Streets
Shire
Walnut Street
Pike Street
Firth
West India Islands
Baltimore
Madison
Indiana
Cincinnati
Fourth and
Main Streets
Wame
Lukre, Eckstein & Co
Lake
Third
Ex Congressman Testifies on Derelict Tax Contracts
Was at New York hearings April 13 when ex congressman Kelsey, tied to Sanborn style contracts, testified before Ways and Means on contracts to collect derelict taxes. He drafted the appropriation clause and claimed discussions with House and Senate Appropriations members without receiving firm encouragement.
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Wasnixerox
Kelsey
Sanborn
Ways and Means
Meele
House Committee On Appropriations
Niblack
Hale
Maine
Testimony and cross examination slated for Gibson tomorrow
The article notes that A M M Gibson of the New York Sun testified before the committee and that Mr Harrington of the district government indicated plans to cross examine Gibson at length the following day regarding contracts and oversight by the Board of Public Works Eastern Division.
Insurance Agent in San Prascifico Secrecy Sparks Large Defalcation Rumors
An insurance agent Magill reportedly defrauded over £50,000 with details kept secret. The affair touches multiple companies including Phenix Hartford Home of New York North British and Mercantile of London. In Virginia City, Barney Kinney was shot in an affray.
Bills Introduced and Referred in the United States Congress
Several measures were introduced and referred in the current session. Topics include regulating customs service at ports, rates on Pacific railroad lines, cross border tariff arrangements, navigation improvements at the Mississippi mouth, and a bill for free newspaper exchange and transmission by mail with publishers. The House approved suspending rules to expedite the newspaper bill by a narrow margin.
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Fort
United
Ionion Pacife
Wells
Pacific
Rusk
Mexico
Butler
Ker
Mississippi River
Packer
Mont Office
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Tae
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