Dayton Mourns FiveYearOld Found Dead In Canal
A missing boy aged five was found in a canal near Dayton after a week of searches by volunteers from Mr Rom and son-in-law Ad Knecht Jr. The canal water flowed by at 10am Sunday as authorities held an inquest. The article notes funeral arrangements and local church activities, including a Mass for Occidental Bishop Gilmour and a Park Presbyterian communion service with twenty four members received.
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Rom
Ad. Knecht, Jr
Home
Occidental
Gilmour
Cleveland
Contested Dispatches from Rock April 19 1874
A dated note from Mr Baxter and Mr Brooks discusses insurrection risk and state authority in Arkansas. The document references providence of the United States, Governor Baxter, and a demand for an immediate answer to avert bloodshed. Prepared under orders from Wasth J 2 and Col. 3 vite.
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Ark
United States
Baxter
Arkansas
A Spring Day of Sugar and Snow in Verse
A fragmented narrator recalls the arrival of early spring with sugar season whimsy and household chaos. The piece blends playful poetry with domestic toil, describing syrupy mishaps, cheerful laments, and the stubborn sun battling lingering snow as March 27th looms.
Quarrel Between States Reported on Mail Steamer
Lisson April 19 report notes a rupture aboard the mail steamer from Rio Janeiro with a scene of confusion and departure of its crew. officials fear diffealty changes and potential disruption of service.
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Lisson
Rio Janeiro
Taxing National Banks Bill Sparks House Debate
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Mr. Beck introduced a bill to tax national banks from one-twelfth to one-quarter of one percent monthly. A contest arose over references between the Ways and Means and Banking and Currency committees, ending in a roll call. The Ways and Means panel is said to favor the plan. A separate bill taxes all stock sales at one twentieth of one percent and was sent to Ways and Means. A resolution on Cuban independence and U S neutrality was introduced and referred.
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Daily Times
Washington, D.C
Beck
House
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Banking and Currency
Ways and Means
Banking and Currency Committee
Committee of Ways and Means
United States
Southard
Briskweather
Reck
Petro
Kim
Senate
Another Tichborne Effort Raises Legal Questions
Loxvos on April 18 reports that Justice Cockburn’s handling of legal points and the court’s jurisdiction is under review as the court reserves decision on the matter.
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Loxvos
The
Apps
Cockburn
Beecher Declines Vacation Farewell of Forty-Year Pastor
New York April 20 Ward Beecher has declined the six seated meetings now, while David known as h gt disco yesterday J a Seki pol Te Adams, forty years pastor of the now worshiping at Arthur to Madison avenue farewell sermon yesterday. There was scarcely a guest present at temperance meetings. The Sons of Temperance are meeting for their anniversary only.
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New York
Ward Beecher
Meer
David
Pol Te Adams
Arth
Madison Avenue
Sons of Temperance
Split switchman crushed by Broad-Gauge engine in Dayton
Special Dispatch reports Orlando Lafontain, 19, 180 pounds, was struck by engine No 11 at 9:30 PM Saturday. His right boot jammed in the driving wheel, tearing him and rolling him four times. He suffered a broken left collar bone and two ribs, but shows signs of recovery by Monday noon. The incident is described as unique in Dayton railroad history. Also notes an escape from jail at 9730 where burglar Krebs dug out but was recaptured within half an hour.
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Dayton
Orlando
Lafontain
Zebhard Beise
Hamilton Road
Beisé
Warsngs
Han
Bejee
The
Times
Moveneniee
Maley
Steamer Sie Anchored Off Fortemir After Ocean Wreck
In Philadelphia on April 19 a steamer named Sie anchored off Fortemir after the brig Aristeok from Ouiee wrecked near Nanvei Besch. The vessel and cargo were insured.
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Philadelphia
Stean Sie
Fortemir
Arene
Aristeok
Oaiee
Leecuighe
Nanvei Besch
Templeton Sentenced for Attempted Murder of Wife in New York
Duncan D. Templeton was sentenced to seven and a half years with hard labor after being convicted of attempting to kill his wife. Police report Mrs. Perry shot dead at Mannett last night by two masked intruders who entered her home. The same man and Gamble faced earlier trial for poisoning Gamble’s wife, and were acquitted.
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New York
Duncan D. Templeton
Mannett
Gamble
Weather Rogers Service Report Amid Fog and Rain
Weather notes from Rogers report mist and rain across the region. Army and commerce sectors affected by fog, with unclear times and scattered advisories. Predictions show continued unsettled conditions, with brief breaks possible later.
Sufferers by the overflow seek information from city mayor
In Boerox on April 20 a prominent citizen met the Mayor after the Miss Sneed flood damage. The office sent a note to the Mayor of New Orleans requesting definite information about the fate of the people affected by the disaster.
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Boerox
Jemen
New Orleans
Fire at A. and Pictou County establishment causes major loss
A Sunday morning blaze at an A. and Pictou County establishment caused extensive damage estimated between 100000 and 1 million dollars. Most of the loss is uninsured, with only a portion covered by insurance. Local fire crews battled the flames through dawn.
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Haufax
A. & Pictou County
Loa
Weather alerts and river forecast for Midwest regions
Partially legible weather bulletin notes a storm center near Moethors Illinois moving northeast. It mentions southeasterly winds, clear weather in some areas, and rising Ohio and Mississippi rivers within the next eight hours.
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Moethors
Illinois
Brand Siees
Ohio
Mimouri
Iowa
Ohie River
Mississippi
Senator Thompson resigns to enter railroad and telegraph duties
John G. Thompson today resigned his seat in the Senate to take up duties with railroad and telegraph agencies. The move comes as Colomnes and April Jain in the House prepare to convene sessions for 106 days of legislature including 61 local joint nations and key rail transit issues.
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Colomnes
Jain
John G. Thompson
District Investigation Testimony In DC Inquiry
WastittoTox April 20 reports testimony in a District of Columbia investigation this week. Nemes 8. Davis was examined with an estimate of the cost of the improvement done by the Board of Public Works. He thought the value of the old material was a rate per. Measurements were generally 10 percent in excess of actual work done.
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WastittoTox
District of Columbia
Davis
Board of Public Works
Irregular Text Points to Arrest Under Unclear Context
A garbled OCR note indicates an arrest in a residence context with fragmented phrases about an absent person and a sale. The readable elements mention a person named Heary D or similar, and references to Irving, a house, and household members, but the record lacks coherent facts to specify who was arrested or the exact incident.
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Bromx
Tee
oh _ sous
Irving
He. Ter Mery
Market Decline Rumor Traced to Trustworthy Source
New York notes a stock market decline with unclear figures and rumors of suspensions. The report attributes the chatter to a trustworthy source, but details remain vague.
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New York
River and Coal Trade Report From April 20
Additional River Sews notes the river rising to 10 feet 7 inches at Prresenne with coal ships from J. A. Blackmore and James Gilmore loading 110,000 and 915,000 bushels respectively. Weather warm and cloudy. business more active. New Orleans reports river at 3 feet with arrivals including Pauline Carroll and Thompson Dean while Departures include J. A. Scudder.
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Daily Times
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Juniata
Mallie Raiing
Currie Age
Unesville
Ve Walton
Bengal Tiger
Ais
James Gilster
J. B. Oer
Pork-House
Hloxigins & Mast
New
Artington
Npbis
River Weather and Trade Report From April 20
The Kilgeine reports 160 bales cotton at the wharf with wind from the riverfront. The river is rising over one inch per hour, canal at 16 feet, walls at 3 feet, and the forecast calls for windy, partly clear conditions. The Charmer and The Mary Houston await at the wharf to receive cargo for New Orleans.
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St P. M
KistieeRa
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River
Nashville
D. Parker
Cincinnati
Wari Sencky
Louis
Ben. Frankl
Aera
John Cat
Sonea
New Orleans
Smoky City
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Asilon
Charmer
Mary Houston
City Police Court Notes From A Turbulent Morning
Fragmentary local report recounts police court actions including a case of larceny by a man named Frank Smith, a 15 year old boy injured at Union Bethel, and a colored man Joe Ford held over on a brick attack charge. Also mentions Pendleton declining a committee role and a boy’s critical condition at Clockannt Hospital.
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Frank Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Con Caer Wee Hee
Wm. Fairchild
Union Bethel
John Hannard
Clockantt
Joe Ford
Zigler
Toulster
Mollie Robinson
Hene Leek
Police Court continues Stout case. other sentences handed down
In Police Court this morning the case of Josiah Stout was continued to May 20. Martin Mullen, for assaulting Catherine Mullen, was sent to the Work House for days. William Johnston, convicted of pettles coms, punished for two months. disorderly conduct, sent to the Work House.
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Josiah Stout
Martin Mullen
Catherine Mullen
Illiam Johnston
Petu Lars Coms
Refusal to Enforce Assessments in Superior Court
In a case before Judge Yaple, a test of enforcing assessments on western Brickell alley lot owners was rejected. The court ruled the contractor bids and sewer plans did not form a binding offer, leaving costs to be handled by the Sewer Fund and not charged to Cutter street front properties.
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Superior Court
Yaple
Cit Sethe
Er Sau Vettes
Sean Epon
Oth Cme
Gatendea As
Brickell Alley
Eli
Culter Street
Beca
Cutter - Street
Cutter Street
Cutter-street
J. C. Healy
John A
Royal Ignurance Company of
Liverpool
Petition to Set Aside Will of Late Judge Flinn
In Hamilton County before the judges, the case Pauling Byrn et al versus Minerva Flinn et al concerned a petition to set aside the consent and will of the late Judge Flinn. The trial upheld the will, an agreement among heirs and widow led to a pro forma verdict that a writing pertains to the will. The hearing occurred on a Saturday with sworn testimony and a formal decree.
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Pauling Byrn E
Minerva
Flinn
Fiian
Eoe
Ava
Weather and river notes from Mesriis edition
In April XII, clear weather, river at 2 o'clock measured three fifths inch above last high water. Crevasse reported at Thwarri, fifty miles above Vicksburg. Minneola arrived with 400 tons. The Fis leaves tonight having eaten 1% bales of cotton. Breaks on nearly all railroads into the city. Heavy rains Saturday night and Sunday may raise water further. No trains on the Paducah road since Wednesday. Eastern outlet from here via Pecatur, Ala. No startling news from Little Rock. several men departed for that point.
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Mesriis
Thwarri
Vicksburg
Minneola
Paducah Road
Pecatur
Ala
Little Rock
Stock Exchange Panic Over Columbus Chicago and One Shares
Banks Copron and Merriam report turmoil as the pool for C C The Columbus Chicago and One shares slipped from 28 to 20. Brokers unload large holdings, triggering rumors of note protests while loans are called.
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New York
Copron & Merriam
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Columbus
Chicago
Pei
Capron & Merriam
Fire at Fort Alcatras Destroys Barracks on Island
A major fire at Fort Alcatras in San Francisco destroyed most frame buildings at the island's south and west sides used as barracks and storehouses. The flames, which did not reach the magazines, burned about an hour. The city fire department attended, but no engines were sent across. total loss remains unreported.
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San Francisco
Ft. Alcatras
New Thalas Refused by Court in Tichborne Case
The Tichborne claimant was denied a new trial on all points raised by his counsel Dr. Kenealey. The ruling closes additional legal avenues for the claimant in the prolonged Beadle era dispute.
Preparations Near Done for General Incident at Caslist
Reports from Mapeio dated April 20 indicate preparations are nearly completed for a general incident at the Caslist position, with officials briefing on expected actions and security measures.
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Mapeio
US House Suspends Rules Over Centenary Funding Debate
In Washington on April 20 the House suspended rules by a large vote to proceed with a special order related to centennial funding. The debate centered on an $78 million measure, with discussions referencing Swiss consulate input and revised constitutional provisions affecting the proposal.
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Washington
Kelley
Switzerland
Miners Funeral And Political Notes In New York And England
A telegraph personals note reports J P M Stetson’s knee injury and a New York obituary for Birmaashton Lorraine of the Niobe, with declines of a public banquet in New York. Ten thousand attend a miners’ funeral in Dunkin England. References to Pratt and Boyd books seized by authorities and returned to a house. Robert Schilling of Ohio re-elected president of the Industrial Congress in Rochester with next meeting in Indianapolis. Donald Pets and his Warm Indians plan Pacific coast travel for a political purpose. Hoboken suicide case linked to Johan Kreinal and a state braggart defaulter. alleged fund misuses discussed in Philadelphia. Cremation details from a physician describe a man’s body burned in a cellar furnace.
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J. P.M. Stetson
le Z Bote! Enterprises
New York
Birmaashton Lorraine
Niobe
Reee
Dunkin
England
Neta College
Cale Yesterda
E Books
Pratt & Boyd
Robert Schilling
Ohio
Industrial Congress
Heechester
Indianapolis
Donald Pets
Pacific Coast
Alero Molner
Hoboken
N. J
Johan Kreinal
Rand
Ro Ruther
Wage
Nasreend Elected Majority Vote Receiver
Nasreend of Mr. Goss, having received a majority of all votes cast, was declared elected. On being conducted to the chair by Messrs and wo, Mr. Gosserat ess coer wiles Shane conferred remarks on duties devolving upon the individual.
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Goss
Messish
Gosserat
Coer Wiles
Shane
New Orleans telegraph telegrams to Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Johnston forwards a distress appeal dated April 20 1874 to Hon A F Covington and the Chamber of Commerce president. The message notes overflow from the Mississippi River causing ruin and hunger among families and requests philanthropic assistance for flood and famine victims.
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F. Covington
Chamber of Commerce
Cixcasx
Hon
P. Orington
Chamber
Jerry Dran
Missi i
L.A. Wirz
Mayer
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