Atlantic Race Engages Oceanic and City of Paris
A chaotic list of 19th century United States items reports a race across the Atlantic between Oceanic and City of Paris, named officials in Illinois and Indiana, drownings and arrests, fires at a Richmond paper mill, a suicide in Allegheny City lockup, and various political and legal matters touching New York, Des Moines, and Toledo.
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China
Newark
N. J
Oceanic
Paris
Atlantic
Genaal Benjamis B. Sweet
Illinois
Celene Farquhar
Indiana
Pitg Ji
John I Backalew
Pittsburg
Geenge Fetick
van Wert
Ohio
Nixon & Bro
Richmond
Adam Steizaker
Allegheny City
Ferrell, Ludlow & Rodgers’ Agricultural Works
Springfield
Lincoln
Nebraska
Robert G. Corwine
Dayton
Dwyer
Supreme Court of the United
Fort Wayne
Representative Peck
Toledo
E. V. McMahen
Tom Allen
Cairo
Willie Keller
Wayne
Ind
Kentucky
Butler
W.P. Boody
H. H. Boody
New York
Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis Railroad
United States
Boston
Archibald Russell
Points Mission
Historical Society
D. W. Church
Newton
Jasper County
Hoffman
Temple
Tennessee
Wessel
Calkins
Sen‘tates
David Blakely
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago
Cleveland
James Burk
Elmore
Sherman
George Carter
Coshocton
Virginia
Liverpool
Iriana
W. L. Whittemore
Pine Street
Change in Ohio Revenue Officials and ministerial transfers
An April report from Washington states there is no truth to a cable claiming Minister John Jay was transferred. It notes crowded departments with congressmen urging friends to office. General Spinner plans a European visit starting April 3 to arrange for a new loan and will visit London before Germany. Senator Sumner engages in a lengthy Senate discussion, with intense remark and reiteration of his positions.
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Cinncinnati Times
Washmoton
R. G. Corwine
Dayton
Ohio
Vierina
Jno. Jay
Friends
Europe
Spinner
Boutwell
Londo
Germany
Washington Dispatch
Robert G. Corwin
Internal Revenue
Scherick
Dwyer
Kansas City Journal of Com_ merce
Newham
Main Street
Margaret Britt
Seventh Street
Darling
Anand
Extra Session of the Senate and Fisheries Question
Reports from Yaxxton Dakota on an extra Senate session and cabinet doubts while farmers in fine spirits. discussion of a fisheries settlement with Joint High Commission. financial notes on customs revenue and proposed government bonds. convention updates from Albany and Philadelphia.
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Yaxxton
Dakota
Desperate and sanguinary conflict with variable success
National guards faced a discouraging period with no fighting on Tuesday. Reports describe a bloodbound struggle marked by fluctuating outcomes as authorities assess casualties and strategic positions while the public awaits further action.
Appointment of a Steamboat Boiler Inspector
Nimmo named Inspector General of Steamboats and Boilers in the Navigations Bureau Treasury Department. Debate on the Ku Klux bill is unsettled and adjournment cannot be effected today.
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Nimmo
Treasury Department
Senate Debates and Committee Reports on Ku Klux Bill and Deficiency Money
The article outlines Senate proceedings with discussion on Blair's resolution, the Ku Klux bill conference report, and executive session. It notes a 6:40 recess, a 7:30 return, and references to Deficiency Appropriation, appointments, and a House vote on duplicate books. A Democratic caucus and various committee names are listed with partial actions and adjournment plans.
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Mississippi
Senate
Blair
St Serene
Fdny Ness
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Del
Trumbull
Conkling
Ston
Ie Butler
Mass
Outoe Ee States
Messrs
Po- Scofield
Cook
Coburn
Ovens We Sing
Cox
Beck
Joebene
Fensl
Robaso Camaro
Morey
Ketchum
McKee
Gets
Sabia
Atlantic Road
Fovest
United States
Dablone
Georgis
Nicholas Pot
Tocholas Trist
Tmatali Hovee
Sohteer
Fighting at Asnieres as Communists driven out
Monday clashes at Asnieres ended with Versailles forces ejecting the Communists, who returned to occupy the town in the afternoon. Versailles pressed no full occupation by night as a heavy bombardment continued. Tuesday reports say no renewed Versailles offensive, with both sides separated by Grand Jatte Island and Communist losses mounting.
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Asnieres
Versailles
Avenue du Trocadero
Asneires
Paris
Maillot Gate
Neuilly
Remors of Prussian Intervention and Paris Conflict News
In April reports from Paris note Prussia may intervene if the Commune wins over Versailles. Prussians advance near St Denis and Paris. the Commune reportedly holds 38 million francs from Paris bonds. Versailles government captures Chateau Becon and batteries near Asmered and Clichy. Pontifical Zouave colors claim unfounded. Also mentions a potential Ohio Internal Revenue supervisor and local arrests.
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Lexpos
London Times
Paris
Prussia
France
Versailles
Aubervilliers
St. Denis
Daily News
Commune
Bank of
Colombes
Ayieres
Bismarck
Marshal McMahon
Versaillists
Chateau Becon
Thiers
Asmered
Clichy
Neuilly
Death by actions and rail tax debate reported
In Columbus reports, Senator Wales bills seek railroad taxation while an eminent citizen dies by suicide in a Sherman Guards member, Captain Fred Rick. A church on the city outskirts is burned this morning as councils consider levy costs and funds, with AP dispatches noting ongoing official remarks and resignations.
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Fred. Rick
Sherman Guards
Early 19th Century Ohio Legislature Debates and Bills
Fragmented report shows multiple bills and readings in a county and state house. Topics include road and bridge construction in Tuscarawas and Little Stillwater Creek, taxing turnspike stock, toll collection, mutual benefit societies, lunatic asylum trustees renting facilities, and a township tole levy for a town hall. Names mentioned include Mr. Smith Mr. Gaston Mr. Jenner Mr. Price Mr. Bates Mr. Bielke Mr. Griffith and Mr. Bradbury along with counties Preble Tuscarawas Gallia and Addison. The text references third reading and a reconsidered vote on a fire enemy bill as well as residency for United States office eligibility.
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Mr. Smith
Tuscarawas County
Little Stillwater Creek
Paseed
Arid
H.B
Gaston
Jenner
Wales
H. B
Price
Hotles
Ss Geeeaoneman &c
Eee
United States
Couriei
Cemma
Bates
Hamilton
Bielke
Grifith
Northern Lunatic Asylum
Toledo
Bradbury
Addison Township
Gallia County
Unclear Terrible Accident Involving Worcester Ship
Fragmentary report describes a serious incident aboard the U S Ship Worcester during provisions to France. Several persons were affected within hours and days, with explosions noted and an investigation underway. Water spray and limited steam hindered efforts as the vessel faced danger.
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U. S
Worcester
France
Syea
Albany Proceedings Limit Public Salary and Election Law Changes
Proceedings at Albany on April 13 discuss amending the act to defend local government, authorize Supervisors to fix judicial salaries, and modify election law as to registry. The record notes M. Winans voting with the Democrats on the questioned items.
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Albary
New York
M. Winans
Fenee
Arrivals From Britain And Europe Noted At York Maine
Arrived entries list passengers from Austria and Britain including Glasgow and Po souTnaM with dates around April 18. Maine and New York connections are noted with several arrivals from New York and New England regions.
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Maine
Austria
Po Soutnam
New Rr
al New York
Britannia
Glasgow
Scotland Feels Slight Earthquake Shock This Morning
A minor earthquake shock was reported in Scotland this morning as residents felt a light tremor. No damage or injuries were reported, and authorities advised caution but noted the event as a rare occurrence.
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Loxpow
Scotland
Weather Report From War Department Signal Office
April 19 report from the Chief Signal Officer discusses barometer trends and expected winds. Forecasts include brisk southeast winds on the lakes on Wednesday, fresh southerly winds on the Gulf, and cloudy weather with easterly winds on the Atlantic.
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Ch'f
Anas Aes Wasmixctox
Taikelos
Pacific Co
Gulf
Atlantic
Market Notes From April 18 Telegraph Reports
Latest markets by telegraph show Wheat at 130 130 and steady in some districts. Corn and barley prices mixed with sales in 000 bushel lots at various cents. Meats and provisions listed as quiet with pork around 1850 1870 and lard near 10 11 cents. Petroleum crude price noted without clear level.
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Telegraph
Mitwackes
BurFao
Sheles Western and Ohio
Burrato
BMG ST
Western
Ohio
New Ness
iSle
Attempted death by own action in Quincy theater
In Quincy Illinois last night a young man about twenty years old entered the Olympia Theater during a performance in St. Louis. He attempted self harm with a dagger causing a disturbance before being restrained by patrons and theater staff.
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Quincy
Ilinois
St. Louis
the Olym
Crneee Dagger
Cat Two
Olive Crops Flourishing in Santa Barbara County
The Santa Barbara Press reports growing olives in the county with hundreds bearing from recently set cuttings. Olive orchards by Messrs Bisnachard and Towle on hillside near town show four-year trees yielding fruit, with plans for almond and walnut trees alongside. Irrigation is minimal and plowing aids growth, as vineyards and other crops expand to meet demand.
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California
Santa Barbara
Duaut Ey
Bark peeled in Ulster County triggers massive lumber loss
Over one million cords of bark have been peeled from hemlock in Ulster County New York this season forcing felling of about one billion feet of lumber. About three quarters of the felled timber will rot on the ground due to bark removal.
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Ulster County
New York
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