Fragmentary 19th Century News Items Across States and Legal Fares
Scattered clipped items report bills passed, governors in transit, political resignations and deaths, arrests in New York, a frost impact on fruit, a planned Pacific coast visit postponed, and various regional notices. Mentions Ku Klux bill, Allen, Alcorn, Ohio House adjournment, and coal fears amid weather and strikes. also Charles W. Dabney death and several republican figures cited.
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Rhage
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Indivaspolis
Bhellebarger
Pacific Coast
Wendelken
Hughes
Platte Station
Nebraska
Gene Eememgmaagen
Hall
Campbell
Schenck
Sheila
Charles W. Dabney
United States
Carery Ageaen & Co
Trumbull, Hill, Gehurs
Robertson and
Tipton
Arene
Pearl & Dawes
Bar- Toe
Lom
France
Hai Eidsenieir
New York Assembly
Settlement of Alabama Claims Joint High Commission
Washington and Paris reports outline an eight article agreement for ratification on the Alabama claims with a separate settlement plan for other Anglo American issues. The joint commission signs a convention likely to be submitted to the Senate for ratification and details about commissioners expenses and board terms are noted.
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Alabama
Speier
Reese
Aleets
Mert
High Commission
Weather report fragment from coastal and central regions
Weather report notes low barometer and windy, cloudy conditions along the coast and in the Central Mississippi valley. Thursday rain in the Lutheran States noted with rising barometer elsewhere. Details are partial and fragmented from an April report.
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van Deranraert
Asuineros
Lo Ae
Mississippi Valley
Luthern States
Bestern Riatea
Market dull for crude oil in early April trading
Prissone reports a quiet crude market on April 15 with bids at ten cents and May at ten cents. Trading remains slow as buyers hold back, with prices showing little movement in the session.
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Prrissone
Woman’s clubs and gender roles spark debate in society
A fragmented historical piece discusses women in clubs and domestic life, raising questions about women’s proper sphere, independence, and social expectations. The dialogue contrasts purist one-sphere living with sociable shared spaces, hinting at tensions around equality and tradition.
Senate Debates on Ku Klux Bill Amid Senate Amendments
The Senate debated the pending Ku Klux Bill with remarks by Mr. 8CHUKYZ of Missouri and Mr. CASSERLY of California opposing the move as Republican domination in the South. Amendments were voted, including expansion of the writ of habeas corpus and the test oath for jurors. House actions included a resolution on a Uskosh Wisconsin post office, printing of education reports, and a Garfield speech controversy. A mixed docket of local items, regional notes, and notable anecdotes followed in the later columns.
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South
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Cat
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
United States
Caldwell
Clayton
Logan
Schurz
Tipton
Trumbull
Wilson
Windom
Wright
Morton
Ind
Seherz
Tiptop
Osborn
Florida
Messrs
Flill
Robertson
Pool
Pratt
Nye
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Uskhosh
Beatty
Obie
Committee On Printing
Hereford Times Claim Largest Newspaper Status
The Hereford Times, founded in 1832, boasts growing circulation and a prominent position in Herefordshire. The paper emphasizes its wide coverage across a seven column railway table, extensive news, and rapid reporting, asserting strong readership among local citizens and reflecting regional events and politics.
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Hereford
England
London Times
Retina
Hesford
Hereford and
Herefordshire
Hereford Times
Hanes
Gloucester
Gee
Aa i
Versaillists Repulsed at Asnieres in Paris Fight
Paris dispatches through London report Versailles forces still holding Asnieres after a French battle. Engagements continue at Neuilly and Levalois with shelling across the Champs Elysees. Communists claim repulse of Versailles at night with reinforcements sent. Jicker the banker arrested. Bergrret held, Assy released. Thiers offers republic guarantees but rejects Commune recognition. Villiers insurgents reportedly capture two thousand prisoners.
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Thiers
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Thomas
Lecomte
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Versaillists
Diaseret
Sevres
Be Creed
Petroleum
Valerein
sApril 14
Claseret
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London
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Asnieres
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Dombrowski
Jicker
Bergrret
Assy
Party of Conciliation
National Guard of
Affranchiff Newspaper
Villiers
Religious riot despoils Olena. Vienna dispatches report
Dispatches from Vienna say a religious riot occurred at Olena in April 1914. Jews were despoiled and large depredations carried out while authorities proved powerless.
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Odessa
Lonpor
Standard
Vienna
Olena
Races at Metairie track yield four wins by Millie Corsican Allie Hunt
At Metairie Races New Orleans on April 13 the first race for $800 went to Ten Millie and James Donovan. The second race for $700 at one mile was won by Corsican followed by Lida Grierson and Tanglefoot in that order, time 2:42. The third race for $500 at one mile was claimed by Allie Hunt beating Von Moltke Style Annette and Wm. J. Malier. The fourth race for $500 over three-fourths of a mile was won by Billy Williamson ahead of John Kilgour Alice Ward Lavergne and Frank Cheatham. Weather pleasant and attendance good.
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New Orveans
Metairie
Mies
Ten Millie
James Donovan
Une
Corsican
Lida Grierson
Tanglefoot
Allie Hunt
von. Moltke
Style
Annette
J. ‘Malier
Billy Williamson
I. John Kilgour
Alice Ward
Lavergne
Frank Cheatham
Beast
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Keating man brought to Cleveland post office case
Jno. Wo Hall of Keat in Mon Morrow County was brought to Cleveland at the urging of the Post Office Department for examination. He waived examination and was recognized to the U. S. Court.
Markets by Telegraph Provisions heavy and grain prices listed
Latest market report shows pork sales at 1.75 with revisions after June. Flour City spring 650, milk and Chicago spring No 2 oats. Corn, rye, whisky and lard prices noted with Western oats and rye at quoted levels. Demand described as good, with beet and sinews in oak rides and cat clears.
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Telegraph
N. Y
City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Spring Time Table from Railroad Superintendents Meeting
The annual meeting of railroad superintendents at the Galt House discussed a new through train schedule East from Cincinnati. Key departures include 7:00 AM and 9:45 PM from Cincinnati to Cleveland, with continued service to Buffalo and New York. The time change is set for the 8th of next month.
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Corncamati Times
Washington
Valternam
Conkling
Fenton
van Aernam
Jamestown
New York
Cowan
R."b. Cowan
Cincinnati
Plunkett
Major Plunket
Crawford County
Ohio
Quebec
South Carolina
Cleveland
Nast
Bay City
Louisville
Rance
Galt House
Buffalo
Boston
Women and the ballot in Wyoming debated and dismissed
Fragmentary scraps show a discussion of women gaining voting rights, noting costs and doubts about women’s roles at home. Mentions a court opening and Moltke’s reception, with reference to elections in German districts and parliamentary interest.
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Wyoming
Themeelven
Sos
Moltke
Uri
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