Ohio Senate Ends Session Adjourning May 20
The Ohio Senate today passed Leitiz's joint resolution to adjourn at 10 A M next Monday the 20th until the first Tuesday in December. Only Reid Yeoman and Newman voted no. The body then took up the White Re bill and a Scott measure to empower Granges to organize and influence the effects of the act, with further discussion on the general principles.
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Will Camback to Speak at Richmond Temperance Meeting
Special Dispatch reports in the Richmond Daily Times that Hon. Will Camback will address the temperance gathering tonight. Women advertise a religious meeting on Main Street this afternoon, turning the event into a public meeting of citizens to comply with the ordinance.
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Engineer Mutilated as Train Car Blows Off Foot
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Ricamora Indiana reports engineer Henry Parker of the Third Division Pan Handle Road stepped from his engine at Elwood last night and fell the car cut off his foot and crushed his ankle leaving him severely injured.
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White Redistricting Bill Defeated in Senate
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports the Senate refused to pass the White Redistricting bill in the forenoon session. Affirmative votes included Hedeon Kerr Selec Shenden Paul Thompson, with noted attempts to shape the bill toward a Democratic compromise.
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Partific Coast Items of News San Francisco April 15
Partial coastal items report on steamship Colima readiness and plans for sailing to Pan amaeceak Mee will Pera and Lara ti, with scattered details difficult to parse.
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Col Dayler Arrests James P Richardson on Theft Information
Col Dayler arrested James P Richardson after information from Frederick Maryland's Mr Cunningham regarding a theft committed previously. A confused fragment mentions a servant and an outside door, with garbled text following.
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Perry McArthy Arrested on Vagrancy Charge Near Newport Ferry
Perry McArthy, part of a group of youths seen around the Newport harbor area, was taken into custody on a new vagrancy charge after reportedly being found near the ferry. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about loitering and public order in the neighborhood.
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East City Councilmen Face Unclear Election Move
Readable fragments show three Democratic councilmen from the East engaged in a political maneuver. The text hints at a discussion of chances or bets and implies potential labors or tasks tied to the council’s actions. No clear outcome or dates are provided.
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The Case of Wm Filmore the Colored Man
A historical report details the case of William Filmore, a Black man, noting legal action and proceedings. The article discusses community reactions and the wider implications for race and justice in the period.
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Police Court Proceeds On Drunken Disorderly Charge
In the Police Court this morning John Smith, a rolling fence enactor, faced a drunken and disorderly charge. The terse docket lists him as the defendant with the case proceeding under local magistrate authority.
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Local court sets bail in two fall case hearings
Fall case proceedings continued in the same locality with both defendants ordered to post bail of $1,000 each. The adjournment extends the timeline as prosecutors and defense teams prepare further arguments.
Sudden Death of Dr McAllister At West Seventh Street
The article reports the death of Dr McAllister between 2 and 7 am at his home 474 West Seventh Street. It states he drank poison, then died, with his wife discovering him on awakening at about 8 am. A coroner's jury will determine whether it was accidental or self-inflicted. He will be buried with Crystal Fountain Lodge I C O F, of which he was a member.
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Crystal Fount Lodge
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Literary Social at St John’s Church Draws High Praise
The St John’s Methodist Episcopal Church benefit drew wide acclaim for a well fitted program of music readings and essays. Prof Livanovsky and Mrs Kitchell led performances with Mrs Wood, Long, Sherwood, and Wetherell delivering moving pieces. Miss Alice Mooney’s essay and a noted vocal renderings drew rapturous applause as audiences praised the wholesome, engaging entertainment.
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Wetherell
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Anabel Lee
Sie
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Alice Mooney
Y of
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Wanted at Hamilton for theft and embezzlement
A report from Hamilton notes Henry, recently jailed on a money charge, is being sought. Police tie him to Goldsborough and Lieut. Brady Snell baker after a $1 note theft on Third street. Henry allegedly pawned gold sleeve-buttons. a hotel clerk also lost sleeve-buttons and a silk handkerchief. Investigators suspect the culprits fled with clothing, possibly guiding a penitentiary outcome.
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Goldsborough
Brady Snellbaker
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John Ritter
Third Street
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John Street
Jim White
Kamler
Butters
Inflation Support From Business Leaders Amid Bank Reissue Debate
Memorandum notes approval of Congress action legalizing the reissue of national bank currency and expands reserve issuance. Lists numerous firms and amounts supported, including Haven & Co, McFarland & Co, Willian Lomas & Co, Thomas & Co, and Jones & Co, with varied sums cited as backing the policy shift affecting financial operations and manufacturing interests nationwide.
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Hall’s
Owens
Pany. Post & Co
Bellwati
Cook
Linck
Sessa
Steee A and Tube Works
C. E
Robert Jones & Co
Bellvaie & Eek i
Gadiena
F Hanne
Oelinghof
Echert & Co
Charles
F. E. Cist
Fullereen Ie KS
Insurance case Shaefer versus Connecticut Mutual Life
United States Court concludes the case of Franceses Shaefer against Connecticut Mutual Life over a $5000 life insurance policy on her late husband. The plaintiffs argued the policy valid and payable, while the defense contended the policy void due to alleged abuse or misrepresentation affecting the insured’s condition. The proceedings focus on policy terms and the alleged grounds for denial.
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Franceses Shaefer
Connecticut Mutual Life As Company
Oeohnson
Temperance debate at Cincinnati Presbytery session
Report of the Committee on Sabperenes in session at Fifth Presbyterian Church stirs talk among ministers after adjournment. The Moderator, Dr. ner, indicated he would vote plump against the resolutions even if his vote stood alone.
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President and Senate Report on Banking Bill Veto Likely Not
Special Dispatch from Washington April 15 notes the President will probably let the Senate banking bill become law without signing it after the House passed it. A Havana telegram says an American citizen and consul are safe in Neuvitay with an investigation promised by the Captain-General. House actions include travel expense limits for members and abolishing mileage, while the Appraisers of Merchandise measure faces Senate opposition. Assistant Secretary Sawyer testifies on Treasury statements to the Ways and Means Committee, acknowledging minor memory discrepancies but asserting overall accuracy.
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Grand Conclave of Heptasaphs in session in Dayton
Personal dispatch reports the Grand Conclave of Heptasaphs for Ohio meeting in Dayton with a banquet tonight. Five delegates from each of the twenty four lodges attend. a German lodge of the ALDES WwW will be organized this evening. No reception at the Soldiers' Home today for Migister Sclhenck as announced.
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Postponement of Authors Sickness Causes Dispatch
The Daily Time reports Mr. Archer plans to defer his library matter to tomorrow due to illness. Prospects of the bill are weak and unlikely to pass this session.
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Toa Norrow
Fire Destroys Block Amid High Winds in Slowey City
A blaze swept two two story wooden buildings at the Fourth and Main corner in Slowey City as winds drove flames from the First National Bank to the Academy of Music. Losses total about 35 000 with 15 000 insured, total estimated 835 000. Insurance adjusters and local authorities assess damages.
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Lee
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First National Bank
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Lowes
Fire destroys Burial-Case Co building in Detroit
A fire in Detroit at Burial-Case Co building on Third Avenue and Congress Street caused total losses estimated at 870,000 with 50,000 on the Burial-Case cann es building and 20,000 on scattered property. The fire started this afternoon as cinders flew and walls fell, crushing structures and injuring nearby sites with insured coverage of 20,000.
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Congress Street
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Jacksonville Oregon War Ends In Fire and Loss
A blaze in Jacksonville Oregon destroys part of two blocks in the business district. San Francisco reports the incident on April 14 with estimated losses around 880000 and low insurance coverage, leaving Low’s about 1000. Local details are sparse but indicate significant property damage and minimal coverage.
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Fire damages stock and building at Pearl Street
A morning blaze at 86 Pearl Street in New York damaged Mr. Nichols stock valued at 30,600 dollars. The fire also damaged the building and affected other occupants, bringing total losses to about 45,000 dollars. insured.
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Terrible mine explosion and Livingstone remains arrival
April reports from Duckernfield Lancashire describe a deadly mine blast with dozens of miners dead and many bodies recovered amid fears of more entombment. A second dispatch hints Suez Canal tensions and pilot dismissals. The steamship Malina arrived with Dr Livingstone’s remains. a procession and half mast flags mark the ceremony.
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Army Bill Passes. Reichstag Votes 75 Majority
The Reichstag, by a 75 vote margin, approved amendments to the army bill after debate led by Gen. Von Moltke. He warned that shouting for revenge requires readiness to fight, disarmament implying war.
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Chittenden's Letters Destroyed in February
Washington April 15 The District Investigation Committee heard Mr Jenkins testify that the letters of Chittenden were destroyed in February. On questioning the contents the witness declined to reveal them and suggested Chittenden had falsely claimed influence to obtain his services. The committee excused Jenkins until tomorrow to decide on private examination.
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President Watson Reports His Trans Actions
President Watson reports the Erie Railroad Directors held an executive meeting in New York on April 15 to discuss the execution of a contract with London and related actions by the committee and president.
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Banking Association Bond Subscription Report
A banking association notes that about twenty five million was subscribed for bonds, with excess subscription and a price to fore July. President Woven defends the issue against claims of misstatement, ex-Auditor Dunag raising questions about truthfulness.
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Northwestern Association of Vessel Owners Formed
April 15 in Dernorr Micit the Convention of vessel owners from the Northwest and the Great Lakes met with about 15 delegates. William H. of Chicago elected President, multiple vice presidents named, and a committee appointed to draft the association plan. Discussion included bridging the Detroit River and transportation routes to the sea. The committee on organization recommended permanent status. three members were chosen to present the plan and a committee to consider the bridging proposal was reappointed. Adjourned to 2 p.m.
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Outrage Alleged Against Two Girls By Park and Black
A Tennessee report alleges that Park and Black abducted two girls aged 12 and 14 from a covered wagon seeking shelter from a storm. The girls were reportedly taken to a vacant lot where the crime occurred and the two men fled before arrest.
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Brooklyn Presbytery Reaffirms Its Act in New York
The Brooklyn Presbytery reaffirmed its decision that the appointment of Miss Smiley in Rev. Dr. Cayer's Church violated General Assembly injunctions. The notice notes the act was reaffirmed in New York on April 15.
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Libel suit verdicts in Chicago Times cases noted
In Cook County Circuit Court yesterday Judge Booth ruled for plaintiff William J H Bush against the Chicago Times awarding 100 dollars in damages for the libelous epithet shyster applied to a lawyer. The ruling traced inconsistencies and possible appeals, with further trial slated on the merits.
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Dawes Leads in Twenty-Second Massachusetts Senate Ballot
In Boston on April 15 the twenty second ballot for U S Senator shows Dawes leading with 92 votes, Hoar 71, Curtil 71, Adams 25, Banks 7, Washburn 5, Banford 4, Wightmier 1. total 267 votes required. Dawes supporters plan to caucus and remain backing Dawes.
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Evansville Weather and River Rise Report
Evansville notes heavy rain and violent wind last night with thunder. The river gauge reads 36 feet, up 2% feet. conditions are cloudy and cool with dull business activity. Arrivals include Ollie Ebert from Pittsburg and James Howard from New Orleans with Memphis connections.
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Quiet Oil Market Report Across Cities and Prices
Special Dispatch notes a firm yet quiet market with crude at 4 cents and refined near 1250. Parker's Lansing shows firm pricing with Calon about 190 to 195 and United around 190, others at 1 8&5. Titusville and Philadelphia report quiet markets with crude near 63 and refined near 154.
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Cremation Controversy Sparks Townsfolk Outcry
In April issue of the Daily Times a letter condemns cremation as an outrage to women and the dead. The writer attacks Rev C J Frothingham Rev O B Frothing and Henry Bergh as lacking refined feeling and urges burying the dead instead. The piece argues Americans could bury relatives in gardens if land becomes scarce and mocks cremation as sacrilege.
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City Aldermen elect new officers for year with oath
The Aldermen met quietly as new members, Mayor Johnngton presiding, approving officers and committees. Bishop was sworn in as President, Winkler and Sadin named to escort him, and Paxton Paxton chaired committee appointments before adjourning to April 24.
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Brewery worker badly burned after fall into hot beer
John Gichler, a worker at Gambsinus Stock Company's Brewery, slipped on a foot wide platform surrounding a deer vat and fell into four foot deep hot beer. He caught the tub edge with one hand and escaped with facial and arm injuries. He was taken to Bell Street Hospital. he is sober and his case is critical. He has a wife and three children.
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Afternoon Section Action on the Railroad
The article records an and vote on McBride s motion to recommit with instructions as amended by Hitchcock s motion. The motion to reconsider the vote on the committee report is discussed as the select committee prepares its report. The President appoints Mr McBride as hesebeet Committee of Ove and the report is ultimately closed.
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Quarterly County Recorder report and local obituary
Paul Williamson County Recorder filed the quarterly report ending April 5, 1824, noting mortgage recordings and receipts in the commissioners office. Liverpool, a well known local colored citizen and former barber’s son, died at 1:30 PM after a brief illness following a Lumier eulogy address at Allen Temple.
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