Presidential party departs to Massachusetts amid defections
The Presidential party left for Massachusetts today, followed by many office-seekers who failed to secure posts. Secretary Bristow and Attorney General Williams stay behind during the President's absence. Governor Sam Bard heads home with a pledge of retention if he proves popular. Mr Healy's commission as U S Marshal of Alabama was planned but did not occur. Three established mercantile houses are accused of withholding money from the city.
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General Assembly of Ohio
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HaRTronp Petition Notices and Passes Delayed
In HaRTronp on April 15 a petition by H L Serene of East Rew Haven and Fostherd seeks free passes to mem Dees whist meem te May Dieesing th ber oe July torn.
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East Ae Ee
Fullerton Indiaposed and Beecher Nuisance Adjourned
New York reporters describe chaotic proceedings on April 15 as Fullerton and Beecher figures collide. The crowd surged for attention while Beecher received a handshake from an admirer amid the disorder, ending with an adjournment as tensions remained high.
Deeper Efforts to Escape Mentioned in Turbulent Case
Fragmentary report notes Sherkey in Irome making deeper efforts to escape and the possibility of transfer to New York. It mentions J. W. Saeethe & Co., bankers of San Francisco, and implies a struggle or failed attempt near a seaward area.
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J. W. Saeethe & Co., Bankers
San Francisco
MoviLun and Prussian Arrivals Reported in Portland Line
New York dispatch notes MoviLun and steamer Prussian both arriving in Portland on April 14. Details on cargo or voyage not provided.
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MoviLun
Portland
Chaotic News Digest From 1800s United States
Dispatches report railway, postal frauds, river deaths, and political clashes across states. Omaha clerks dismissed after mail fraud probe. John Schad found dead in Wabash River near Terre Haute with mystery surrounding cause. West Virginia governor faces jail for contempt over removal bill. Philadelphia anti slavery meeting led by Vice President Wilson ends with a ceremonial address.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Downieville
Bios
Cole
Cam Lenton
West
Jacob
West Virginia
Ward
Philadelphia
Wilson
Carlists Capture 200 Prisoners Near Santander
Foreign notes report Carlists surprise Fort Aspe near Santander and capture 200 prisoners and four guns. Other items mention French government contracts for 16,000 horses in Bohemia, sports victories, and Prussian and Turkish tensions amid political stances by Prince Bismarck on church relations.
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Santander
Bohemia
Market Report From Prirenore And Surrounding Areas
Prirenore on April 15 reports a quiet row and steady prices at wells with $148% and $1 724 for firm asks, while Tidioute reviews firm bids at $140 and crude refined prices in Philadelphia markets show slight movements in New Shielets with crude at 7c and refined.
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Immedaetna
Tidioute
Ames widow of painter Ames gains recognition as sculptress
Ames, widow of Joseph Ames, emerges as a celebrated sculptress and platform star. She is praised for beauty of character and rare mimicry, described as a refined performer who reads with passion and critical insight, avoiding affectation.
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Joseph Ames
Ae Eacey
Journey of Mrs Watson in historic transit expedition
Mrs. Watson wife of Professor Watson of the Michigan University describes a remarkable route from the United States to Yokohama a four day sail to Nagasaki six days to Tientsin and a final sixteen mile donkey ride to Pekin highlighting her participation as the lone woman in the expedition.
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Street Talk Headlines Race With Road Work and Jail News
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports High Street paving preparations with a 90 day timeline and minimal trenching. Sheriff Eldridge confirms shirt maker James Snow’s conviction for bigamy, sentenced to one year. Local horse racing prospects look strong for July with prominent entrants at the fair grounds. The State Board of School Examiners, named by School Commissioner Smart, set to meet April 21.
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Eldridge
Michigan
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Smart
Murderers Reprieved at Last Minute by Governor
The Southern state notes that Governor Chamberlain vetoed a harsh tax bill. murderers Ranch and Hardee, condemned to hang tomorrow, receive a one week reprieve. The Senatorial excursion party visited Fort Sumter today and toured the U S steam revenue cutter presented by the Collector. They depart for Washington tonight.
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Railway Put in Receiver's Hands in Montreal Case
In Montreat on April 15 the dispute between the Merchant of Canada and Detroit and the Milwaukee Railway led to the railway being placed under a receiver, Mr. Trowbridge, taking control of operations.
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Wheat and corn prices across cities show mixed activity
In Berrano and Milwaukee notes, wheat quoted at 125 on 5,200 bush No.1 Milwaukee. corn at 55e on track. oats 64e No.1 mix. barley steady. Toledo and Chicago report dull or firm wheat, corn around 70 1/4c, oats 64e, barley firm. St Louis and New York list varied prices. Philadelphia and Liverpool notes show minor shifts and steady lard and pork markets.
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Fragmentary note hints at trial and damages
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named Bpilkins facing condemnation and a possible court case. It hints at damages and a request for assistance but remains largely unreadable and inconclusive.
Chamber of Commerce debates tobacco premiums plan
A proposed 200 gold premium for leaf tobacco at Cincinnati’s Industrial Exposition sparked a chamber vote. Mr Keck urged limiting premium use to articles traded by chamber members, or broader business interests. Critics warned of bad precedent and member expense, while supporters urged aiding local growers and commerce.
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Suit on Lease Seeks 400 Dollars in Superior Court
Judge Yaple hears a case Kenner Gerard versus Herman Huelsman over a 1871 lease for Millcreek bottom brick yard ground. Plaintiff claims 400 due in June 1574. defendant alleges city clay removal damaged his business seeking 10,000. Verdi cts noted for Andes Insurance and Manos Aull & Co. versus J HMson.
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Hamilton District Court Proceedings In Trimble Case
In Hamilton District Court Judges Avery Farce Burnet Murdock Cox preside as defense wrapped up testimony. Plaintiffs filed affidavits claiming Alexander Trimble was insane from 1816 to his 1828 death and could not transact business, with disputes over money paid by Jonesworth for Timothy Trimble’s land in Clifton. Case remains in argument stage.
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de Ecutors
Alexander Trimble
Jonesworth
Timothy Triwbte
Clifton
Probate Court Props Elizabeth Moreridge Pace Wills
Probate court before Judge Matson probated the wills of Elizabeth Moreridge and Charlotte Pace yesterday. The will of James J. Robinson was also probated with Lydia H. Swett named executor. Personalty value listed as 31,200 and 1,200 in other estates. Frede Staps appointed administrator of Wmnteed Estate with 70 in personalty.
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Charlotte Pace
James J. Robinson
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S. B. Swett
Lydia H. Swett
Frede Staps
Parlor Concert and Village Affairs Stir Local News
Saturday parlor concert at J J Haven's announced while Catholics plan Sunday dedication of new edifice but Hartshorne residence sale postponed to Monday. Village Council adjourned meeting tonight. Burton Dickson Gaff to be sworn in. Mt Auburn streetcar extension eyed. sprinkling contract debated. Street work and Shillito near macadam, Zoological Society reports deer losses and a lone cow in the village pound. Police arrests noted after weeks with no action. May festival participants include resident young ladies and Centennial tables to be presided over by village ladies.
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Newport Bowling Alley Grand Tournament for Silver Cup
The Newport bowling event for the silver cup is scheduled for this evening at the Newport Bowling Alley. Local developments include pay improvements, strong lumber trade, and rapid progress on the new market-house foundation amid town pride.
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Local News Briefs Mix Wages, Court, and City Events
Reports from the city note John Bolinger’s continued illness with his bed rest, while Officer Hagaman improves slowly. Bricklayers resist a 25 cent wage cut. horses agree to pay last summer rate. A stereopticon charity show by Councilman James Holmes is set for Odd Fellows Hall. Mayor's Court updates include breaches of peace and trespass cases. City assessor Whitney cites 1875 valuations totaling 45,062,185. Arthur Craig injured stepping on a porch. William Tizner faces revenue-law charges. plea entered and costs due. Henry Hallam faces assault trial. doctor pay awarded after jury deliberation.
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The Literary Morgue of Ann Street New York City
Twenty five years ago a cellar and vault beneath 25 Ann Street New York began receiving rejected manuscripts yesterday's news and waste paper. John Storck built a vast business shipping thousands of tons of paper stock annually while paying cash up to a thousand dollars a day. The operation, described as a curiosity shop of cobwebby workers, grew into a major, household name in the metropolis through persistent advertising and steady expansion.
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Beauvelitt
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Adi Hells
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Storckwell
Home Journal
Cincinnati City Affairs Open With Mayor's Inaugural
The first Common Council meeting opened with the mayoral oath and inaugural. Present were key officials including Treasurer El Callahan and City Auditor candidates. Mayor Johnston urged retrenchment, highlighted railroad progress, and stressed prudent budgeting and private management of future city ventures.
Louisiana House endorses Kellogg reform pledge vote 82 to 15
In New Orleans, April 15, the Committee on Elections report adopting award terms was passed by 82 to 15. Ousted colored member Poindexter of Assumption voiced cautious acceptance while noting his former master's kindness. The joint resolution recognizing Kellogg government and backing reform was approved by the House at 1:15.11 by a similar tally.
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Sale of Fancy Stock at West Liberty Iowa Sale
Sale of fancy stock took place at West Liberty Iowa on April 15 under Ct Caco. The auction grossed over 100000 with notable consignments and many high value transfers including Forest Queen to J W Handly for 850, Louan of Slausondale to George W Chase for 1100, Lowan Wap sie to Mrs Kimberly for 3 000, Betty thewart to M Bunker for 1425, Princess Maude to Mrs Warnock for 2400, British Baroness to Gen Barkely for 1000, Imported orivia to DM Flinn for 2500, Russia Pierce and Fann Pierce to Mrs Imperky for 100, Scottish Jaily to Mrs Kimberly for 142, Amypor Roy Booth for 1975, and Third Gem of Fry Palme for 32000.
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Community meeting raises funds for Bryant family
At a Manatee of the Theatres meeting today, they resolved to perform Thursday the 20th in every city amusement venue to aid the Bryant family. Gross receipts will be invested for the education and support of the children, with the thousand dollars from men wets to address immediate needs.
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Stage line proposal draws Omaha banker to Sidney meeting
A Sidney gathering read from George Homan Jr. of Omaha proposing a daily stage line between Sioux City and Harney’s Peak. Businessmen pledged funds to build stations if citizens approve the scheme. Distance between Sidney and Harney’s Peak noted as 162 miles and 63 furlongs.
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