Dr Constantine J Macguire recalls Europe prize crew rescue
New York April 21 Dr Constantine J Macguire the interpreter for Capt Thomas of the Greece and a recrew member aboard the Europe recalls the abandonment and struggle to save the ship. Buck explains the dangers and duties and notes drift, limited pumps and the lack of deck pumps as key for survival. The scene describes the crew's discipline and the ship's sinking conditions.
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Constantine J. Macguire
Thomas
Greece
Lemaire
Europe
Liply
Lie
Buck
Mayors Discuss Flood Relief Contributions in Louisiana
The mayors of Breshire Eatoe City Newark announce forward contributions toward flood relief in Louisiana. Mayor Havemeyer has not yet taken action on the matter.
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Breshire
Eatoe
City
Newark
Louisiana
Havemeyer
April Fool Cremation Story Crowded Out
An April 1 21 April Fool cremation tale from Philadelphia is described as ignoble and crowded out by Sunday. The article notes the piece was published on April Fool’s Day and faced limited attention.
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Philadelphia
The
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Election and River News
Fragmentary text suggests reference to a towboat voyage from Cincinnati and a river situation. Mentions Abe Megee Dickson and a city official facing reelection concerns. Lacks clear dates or complete facts to confirm details or outcomes.
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Etna
Cincinnati
Dickson
Connell
Fragmentary Weather Service Log Entry From 8 Amy Date
The readable lines show a partial signal service note with times around 7 to 9 and a location near 415 W Pair. It mentions an Amy department and veiled references to a weather or signal event and a single clear line about a time 7:05 A M. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
Weather bulletin for regional coastal areas today
Washington reports light to moderate winds across regions with veering directions. Gulf States show lighter winds near shore, and northern areas expect clear skies, mild temperatures, and variable breezes through the day.
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Middle States
Lake Snd
Gulf States
Ohio Valle
Camberian Mississippi
Issouri Sad
Samuel Milligan Teems with Tales of Chayed Washington
Samuel Milligan, a prominent figure in Chayed Washington, is described in this fragment as deeply connected with local events and community efforts. The note highlights Milligan’s involvement in civic projects and his reputed role within the Cou of Chayed, signaling ongoing influence in regional affairs.
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Samuel Milligan Te Tee Ong Cou
Chayed Washington
River news and levee updates in Mississippi Valley
Special dispatch reports rising rivers and multiple crevasses from Jefferson Parish to Baton Rouge with repairs underway. Boats carry iron, cotton, and coal as authorities note possible conflict at Little Rock and swift federal action. New Orleans charities aid sufferers while river traffic adjusts to flooding.
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Howard Association
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Steamer Camelia Sinks After Drift Log Collision
Special Dispatch reports the Camelia from Cincinnati to Nashville struck a drift log near Raleigh Ky at 6 last evening. The vessel sank in seven minutes in 40 feet of water, breaking up and going to pieces. No lives were lost. officers and six crew arrived aboard the Red Cloud and will proceed home by the Arlington. Cargo valued at 60,000 and insured in Cincinnati and Louisville offices.
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Cincinnati
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Paleigh
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Louisville
Camelia Sinks After Collision Off Raleigh
The Camelia sank in 40 feet of water after a floating collision with a vessel near Raleigh at 6 o'clock last night. The boat and cargo are a total loss, valued at $63,000 with $60,000 insured. Captain Leo Crane and William Varble owned the uninsured steamer, crews lost most of their effects. Officers protested and will proceed to Louisville aboard the Arlington.
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Senate Debate on Canal and Free-Banking Bills
Special Dispatch reports in Washington on April 21 as the Senate considers the Louisville Canal bill and dedicates much of the day to the House free-banking bill under Finance Committee review.
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Daily Times
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Louisville
Action by Congress Committees on Appropriations and Commerce
The House Committees on Appropriations and on Commerce met jointly to study a contract continuation involving San Francisco China mail service and a $500,000 subsidy. A three member sub committee will review with the Postal Affairs group. the Navy Secretary will be asked for views. The Senate Finance Committee delays free banking action awaiting the President’s stance on the Senate bill. The Appropriations Committee postpones action on the Centennial sale until House action on Kelley bill and special order for May 5.
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China
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Fatal Quarrel Over Bloods on Jersey Flats
April 21 in New York, Alexander F. Allen and James Gilmartin quarreled while intoxicated over a family matter. Gilmartin stabbed Allen four times, likely fatally, as neighbors scrambled to subdue the assailant. The dispute disrupted daily life on the Jersey Flats with residents navigating upper and lower floors and frequent store visits by boat.
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Alexander F. Allen
Charlton Street
James Gilmartin
Malberry
Gilmartin
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Capron 5 & Sieek
Vigorous Carlist Cannonade Near Bilboa Reported
Maprio in April reports a vigorous cannonade of the Carlists near Bilboa forcing the beleaguered position to yield several points. It notes the Carlists relying mainly on horse flesh for supplies amid the engagement.
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Brenoa
Bilboa
Oeldalin
Special Dispatches to the Daily Times
Evansville April 21 report lists multiple port calls and departures for Memphis and Smoky City with various times noted, including Kilgoar and Roberts connections and morning arrivals. The fragmentary dispatch references Arlington CineManati and Cloud morning arrivals, indicating a busy schedule of ships and trips.
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Hayy Meechi
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Market notes from Peoria and New York April 21
Peoria markets show corn and oats mixed trading with rye steady at 95 5e. Wheat firm in spots, various bids and receipts reported. Boston and Chicago summaries indicate dull to steady movement with mixed grain prices across locations.
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Park Board Meeting This Afternoon At Nine
The Park Board meets this afternoon at nine o'clock. A boy named Faircsitd Swis, who was accidentally shot Sunday afternoon at the Union Bethel by companion John Hammond, shows no change since yesterday evening and her condition is hopeless.
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John Hammond
Suit to recover damages against distiller Wright on fraud claim
On trial before Judge Swing, United States Wright of South Lebanon, C., seeks 16600 in damages for alleged fraudulent shipment of liquor in 1867. Record evidence and station agent testimony were read. court to hear this afternoon the argument on whether firm bills are duplicates and admissible as evidence.
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South Lebanon
Police Court sentences after public disorder in early morning
In this morning's Police Court Leonidas Jerry colored, fined for playing freeze out for money. A group including Thomas Miller James Kennedy Michael Mann Janes Tiel and Margaret Murphy were sentenced to thirty days. Ann O Conn er fined 25 and released after thirty days. Dr Loftus and James McHugh received thirty days and 25 dollars. Mary Kinley was sent out for fifteen days at her own request.
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Ary Kinely
Identification of Missing Sister settles identity claim
A young woman in the city reported a Baltimore newspaper article about "Little Mary Ellen" suggesting persecution of a girl. She told Chief of Police that seven years ago she lost a little sister who may be the same person. A telegram and a later dispatch compared hair and eye color, concluding the girl in question has dark hair and hazel eyes.
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Nitha Street
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Suit to determine rights to life insurance proceeds
Superior Court before Judge O Connor hears Andrews Bissell Co v Toegecerst Mutual Assurance Co. over three life policies owned on Charles Kohl. Widow claims two policies are her separate funds, while creditors seek estate rights. case argues applicable law in Ohio and other states, policy ownership, and exemptions from creditor claims. Case in progress. E.38. Throdp and J A Shaske for plaintiff. H H A Mogrill contra.
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Breach of Horse Warranty In Suit A D Peal Versus Smith
Judge Tilden presides over the case to recover 415 dollars for breach of warranty on a horse sold to the plaintiff in June 1572. Defendants deny liability. Case in progress with Woodward for the plaintiff and T Harris for defense. Verdict anticipated.
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Matthew Smith
H. Woodward
T. Harris Verdicy
Probate Court appoints Francis Harrison executor
In probate court before Judge Matson, Francis Harrison was named executor of the will of Mary B. Aldrich, deceased. The estate includes personal property valued at 400 dollars and realty valued at 6,000 dollars.
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Francis Harrison
Mary B. Aldrich
Deaf parishioner bellows Old Hundred at wrong moment
A humorous church incident recounts Mr. Collamer, hard of hearing, singing the Old Hundred Doxology loudly during a sermon read from a volume, while a yawning parishioner and a sequence of misunderstandings lead to laughter and discipline. Separately, a note praises Catholic evangelism in India with nine bishops, 800 to 900 priests, and over one million communicants, mostly among southern natives.
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Carlist War and Port News Highlight Turbulent Times
The Neva clears of ice aiding northern Spain navigation as Japan eyes treaty revisions. In Bern, Switzerland, a constitutional revision gains broad support while the House of Commons votes 225.00 for General Olseley. Bombardments of Carlist positions affect Basque fronts as attacks and visits unfold in Yokohama. Estimated losses reach 150,000 dollars, largely insured.
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Yokohama
Arkansas Delegation Seeks Peaceful Resolution from President
The Arkansas Congressional delegation and three House hopefuls met with the President in Washington, with Cabinet present, urging measures to prevent bloodshed and have the dispute settled by the courts. They reported a patient hearing and hope for peaceful proceedings, noting a dispatch suggesting a possible arrangement to end hostilities.
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Mrantain
Secretary of War
Cabinet Considers Finances on Double Track Railroad Bill
The report submitted to the House details a proposed double track railroad with freight rates of 1 cent per bushel from Chicago and 18 cents from St Louis. The company seeks a government guarantee of 5 percent bonds at $20,000 per mile. The committee, not favoring subsidies, suggests fair public submission and offers no recommendation.
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Hamerique salvage suit linked to steamship L Amerique
In Plymouth, a salvage suit seeks $500,000 against the steamship L Amerique by those who recovered her. The vessel is in the custody of law officers pending outcome. St Louis reports a market note with mixed grain and livestock prices and receipts.
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L'Amerique
Plymouth
Market Report From Small City Tire Prices
Special Dispatch notes a quiet market with firm prices for tires. Crade and Parker brands show stability across listings, with limited movement and several prices around 1.85 to 1.90 by dealers.
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Hiladelphia
Board of Health Keeps Officers and Raises Sanitary Salaries
The Board of Health met with all members present. Salaries for the Sanitary Superintendent rise to 1 per day and Clerk to 1200, while Health Officer and Milk and Meat Inspectors stay the same. Officers were re-elected, including Dr Quinn as Health Officer, with thanks rendered. District Physicians were confirmed, and a rule re drug-store interest was adopted. Meat and Milk Inspectors reported totals and dairy conditions. drug bills paid.
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Schultz
Minor
Thowme
Fratz
Otto Texis
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Wm. Juulkins
Julius Wise
Charles E. Jones
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Congress First Session Debates and Committee Reports
The record shows House and Senate discussions on bills and reports including a nine year extension for Osage Indian lands in Kansas, charter reports for the Thublé-track Railway, a commissioner's plan for Mississippi River alluvial land reclamation, and relief measures for flood victims. Debate covers fiscal appropriations and jurisdictional questions as the sessions adjourn and committees report.
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Ready Relief Promises Quick Cure for Various Ailments
An advertisement touts Rad Way's Ready Relief as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder inflammation neuralgia fever and numerous pains. It claims twenty drops in water will cure cramps and dysentery and that four drops in water prevents sickness from water changes, touting it as a better stimulant than brandy.
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