Fatal affray between Maudrove father and son at St Paul
Last Saturday night at St Paul, ten miles east, James Maudrove fought his son David after words and blows with clubs. David, described as desperate and drunk, died from injuries between the second and lower rib after lingering in pain. Sam Maudrove was arrested and jailed as intense excitement grows over a possible lynching attempt.
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St. Paul
Here
James Maudrove
David
Sam
Soa
Fire destroys dwelling and stables in city
A blaze last night consumed one dwelling and six stables in the city. Two valuable items were burned. The house belonged to Mr. Fisk, with stables burning on the alley below Main between snd Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewe
The Weetrex a Associated Press item recap
A garbled regional notice from New Jersey and Wisconsin mentions a $10,000 sum in Georgia. It references losses in an In County area and includes scattered company names like Lexus and Mesaville without clear context or dates.
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The
Weetrex
Ageociated
Rew Jerery
Lexus
Mesvilie
Wia
Loos
County
Georgia
End of fund drive prompts liberal citizen response
The first offer was accepted to finish the project as citizens responded generously. Dollars were raised and allocated to secure the remaining requested amount.
Easterbee Found Hanging This Morning In Stable
Rurixy O reports Easterbee was found hang in a stable this morning around 9 o clock. No further details provided. Police inquiry likely underway as the incident is noted in the Cincinnati Times archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Rurixy
Easterbee
Villiard Tournament Heat Oda Oes Cutcaeo April 21
A brief note indicates heat rounds set for the Villiard tournament at Cutcaeo on April 21 with ongoing preparations and local interest in the event. The fragment references the date and venue, suggesting schedule details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaeo
Villiard Tournament
Nee Heat
Oda Os
Deaties of Bank Examiners in Washington DC
April 21 report from Washington concerns the secretary’s request for transmission to the Internal Revenue Commission. The text appears garbled but indicates bank examiner duties and data being sent to a federal tax authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuineter
D. C
New York April 21 Highlights and Names Fragment
Fragment from New York dated April 21 mentions Sah the cer t and Goy ra in reference to municipal Ambassa- duties. Limited readable details describe informal notes on local governance and individuals.
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New York
Goyra
New Bedford Doctor Reports Eye Operation Outcome
A physician in New Bedford Massachusetts recently performed surgery on a patient’s right eye. The anterior membrane showed no clear Cometts, and the iris was partially damaged with sight lost during the procedure.
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New Bedford
Massachusetts
Proposed Presbyterian Confederation Draft Adopted in London Meeting
A committee drafted a constitution for a Confederation of Reformed Churches holding to Presbyterian system. The council would include ministers and elders, promote evangelical matters, and advise supreme church bodies while respecting internal discipline. Changes require two-thirds approval at a subsequent session.
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London
Confederation
Reformed Churches
Coun
General Council
Council
Committee On
Supreme Court of
Servical Do
Aeene
Cdl
Gahaiateen
River flood updates from Louisville and Cincinnati dispatches
Special dispatches report rising river levels across Louisville Cincinnati and nearby towns on April 21 with gauges around 9 feet 4 inches at one point and 7 feet 4 inches elsewhere. Vessels like Minneola Arlington Dick Fulton and Panther moved through canals carrying coal tobacco and other freight as the Enterprise arrived from Pittsburg. Weather remains clear and cold in several locations while barges and ferries adjust to new depths.
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Cincinnati Times
Prressure
Picont
Fred. Wilson
Jacob Pee
Marsh
Arlington
Dick Fulton
Panther
Enterprise
Pittsburg
Grain and markets report from April 21 across cities
Prices for oats barley and rye vary with oats steady to lower and rye up. Wheat shows firmness in some grades while futures move. corn mixed and mild activity noted. Hog receipts rise with mixed quality and pork lard prices edging higher. cotton remains light in New York futures.
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Sean i
Lowe
Senate
Winona
Milwaukee
Cme
Br. Louis
Asec
Wigan
Sn W. ToLlipe
Y. M
Michigan
Amber Michigan
Directory as a Tool of Power and Temptation Explored
A long critical meditation on a sprawling directory system, praising its descriptive breadth and historical scope while warning how it can bend names, fortunes, and fates. The piece links the directory to moral extremes from religious imagery to vice, crime, and social control, detailing its pervasive reach.
Pittsburg Boilers Strike Over Wages Cuts
The Pittsburg boilers accepted city cents per ton less than old wages prompting wage cuts for Wheatly W.Va. workers. Boiler helpers faced a one third cut, nail feeders earned half what the oiler did, and after meetings all mills except Labelle voted to strike.
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Pittsburg
Wheetley
W.va
Othe Labelle
Knights Templars and Fire Department Parade in Vicksburg
The Grand Commandery of Knights Templars in Mississippi meets in Vicksburg with about 250 Knights and families aboard the Magnolia Com mingidery excursion on the steamer Nanhes. Knights Templars parade today, followed by a Fire Department parade and banquets.
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Knights Templers
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Magnolia Commingidery
Knights of Pythias
Knights Templars
Fire Department
Knights
Attorney Geneel Williams May Retire From Post
Rumors cite Attorney Geneel Williams likely to resign or retire by end of the current fiscal year amid cabinet changes. He does not deny strongly and hints he may seek other pursuits, with close friends noting an imminent departure.
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Geneel Williams
Econer
Beecher Trial Transcript Details Woodhull Encounters
Testimony follows Beecher and Tilton saga with Woodhull linked to Steinway Hall events in 1871. Witness narrates interviews, letters, and pressures around interviews, planned meetings, and influence attempts amid public scrutiny. References to Moulton Tilton and church figures frame ongoing scandal and insurance notes.
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New Yoas
Tilton
Beecher
Tean Victoria Woodhull
Fullerton
Hiereiabed
Moutton
Front Town
Suppise
Moulton
Tikton
Fragmented testimony on church affairs and personal letters
The witness describes handling letters, avoiding scandal reports, and focusing on church matters while denying sensational claims. He recalls attending few meetings, defending his church’s conduct, and being acquitted at the White Mountains. References to a Bacon letter, a mortgage, and the investigation committee are noted.
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Commititte
White Mountains
Monken
Tilton
Sail
Cleaveland
Lin
Waec
Willy
Tillon
Tonc
Thvey
Wright
Chicado Hospital
Conington
Mots
Cochrane
Wai
Powell
Arrests in city case and libel suit verdict
A police report details the arrest of Joseph Henderson, a government detective, on a case involving Cairns of Batlato and his missing daughter, leading to a girl found in a disreputable house. General Sheridan arrived as a libel case against Wilbur F. Stores, editor of the Chicago Times, yielded a sealed verdict awarding Miss Earl twenty five thousand dollars.
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Cutcaca
Teseiy
A. W. Cairns
Batlato
Lita
Joseph Henderson
Cairn
Burkley
Henderson
Sheridan
Joey
Alice A. Early
Reckford
Wilbur FP. Stores
Chicago Times
Miss Earls
Danmages
Hese
Rockford
Escaped Lidians Sighted Near Fort Dodge War Movements
Kansas dispatch reports Lidians who fled Cheyenne Agency on the 7th are 15 miles south of Ft. Dodge along Wimarton river. Authorities fear a junction with bands retreating this winter and estimate a force of about 400. Troops from Fort Dodge and Kort Hayes pursue, with more from the south, to prevent colliding with other marching forces.
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St. Loris
Kansas
Wimarton
Ft. Dodge
Tris
Fort Dodge
Kort Hays
Viem
House passes resolution against Auditor Clinton
In New Orleans on April 21 the House approved the resolution against Auditor Clinton by 73 to 21 amid the Senate in decisive session, signaling a strong partisan move in the ongoing dispute.
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New Orleans
Agsinst
Clinton
Ice Cuts Steam Barge Near Sturgeon Point
In early April near Sturgeon Point Lake Superior, the steam barge East Saginaw carrying lumber was cut by ice and stranded as Westerly winds pushed heavy ice fields toward the American shore.
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East Saginaw
Strde
Sturgeon Point
Lake Waron
Delegation from Richmond Visits Cincinnati for River Railroad
A Richmond Virginia delegation led by Colonel Cabell and including Messrs Frankin Stearns Blankenship Palmer and others arrived in Cincinnati to promote a river railroad linking the Ohio River Valley to Hueington and the Chesapeake and Ohio system. They extolled the route as a path to wealth and unity between Virginia and Ohio, urging rapid construction and broad commerce, with Ohioans urged to back the project.
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Chanke
Richmond
Virginia
Hueington
Cheecapeake and
Itl
Cabell
Fraiklin
Stearns
Geonee
Palmer
Holloway
Ninzinia
Ohio
Cincianati
Jou
Ohio River Valley
Ciere
Cincinnati
Thomav
South
Spain
Wrst
Virginia At Any Time.” [ Applause.) Mesars. Blankenship
Court affirms judgment on street improvement assessment
In Hamilton, Judge Avery delivers the court's opinion in a petition in error by Henry Lewis et al. against the city for an assessment on McMillan street. The ruling confirms the lower court found the work followed the city ordinance albeit 1.09 feet below the established grade. Judgment stands with costs and applicable reductions for the below-grade portion. Also reviewed are cases involving a married woman renting property and an issue of rent duties with respect to a business by the wife. The court upholds the lower court's interpretation that renting a dwelling for family use does not constitute business under the amended code section. Cases against The Cincinnati Mutual Life Insurance Company regarding note and mortgage rescission are resolved with the plaintiff estopped from claims. judgment favoring Union Central Life Insurance Company. An appeal bond in Millgreek Lodge No. 21, LO OF, bond increased to 200 due to anticipated litigation.
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Bo. P Pellerton
Woodhull
Steinway Hall
Mre. Woodhull
Moulton
Langagy
Fullerton
Brooklyn
Elijah
Henry Ward Beecher
Ford 4 Co
Ewart
Fallerton
Everts
Keecher
Neilson
Fatterton
Reed
Agswers
W. Leceder
JM. Ford & Co
Christ
Weechler
Henry Lewis
Heyle
Bulger
McMillan Street
Montgomery
Madisonville
Gorg
Avery
Matthews
Isaac Fuller
J. Hilliard
Fifth Street
Murdock
de Foi Dam
Decrer
PorsiLe
Hanks P. Gige
The
Cincinnati
Mutual Tile Initratee Company
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cinsippati Meal Insurance Company
Tte
Union Central
LLM
Jeharon
W. M. Kanteey
Disjointed report highlights court actions and local incidents
A chaotic transcript shows various court actions including James Ge Arnott filing a $1950 claim, Clapton v George C with a new trial denied, and multiple defendants or petitions dismissed or continued. Also noted are a fire attempt at a warehouse, a Locust blocks debate, arrests for liquor law violations, and ongoing municipal enforcement of water works permits.
Specie Shipments Mentioned in Brief Note
A fragment notes today that the specie shipments totaled s20 and refers to “Got in geld coin,” leaving unclear details about origin, destination, or items.
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New York
Comminsioner Ingersoll Talks Mail Frauds Case Progress
Commissioner Ingersoll yesterday held a grand jury session to hear alleged mail frauds tied to individuals linked to railroad interests. The court also removed a receiver from several rail entities. A group of railroad officials and companions are in St. Louis to inspect the ongoing mountain road construction and its potential gains.
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Ingersoll
Esterday
Hinds
Feauths
Ball
Grand Jury
Iron
Ee Newburg
Onarik
Pittsburg
BFE
Redfield
Conn
United States Court
Vine, Blut & Chica
Mississippi, Ounelvita ,& Rediver
Lows
Hilgins
Inshia
St. Fania
Mt. Louis
Narrowsganuce Road
Cleveland banker George Winchs in city today
George Winchs, once a Cincinnati banker twenty two years ago, now located in Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city.
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George
Winchs
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ohio
Court Notes And Police Court Proceedings
This morning in the Police Court Jacob Bierbain was jailed in the workhouse for two months. Michael O’Hara and Jobe Sithuvee faced Coramon Pleas for robbery in the case of Charles Surdlar, with a $20 bail set to secure appearance. Captain Roberts of the Paties Station faces rank reduction. William Jackson, recaptured after escaping the workhouse, received a pardon from Judge Marchant. County Commissioners debated nospe appointments, sparking an unofficial row that soon subsided.
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Jacob Bierbain
Wile
Michael O'Hara
Jobe Sithuvee
Marehant
Abewer
Spelling Bee and Court Martial From Local News
The basement spelling match at St. Pauls Church drew a large, older crowd with Col Merri of Cincinnati and Mr Rence Morgan among top spellers. A court martial for Private Herbert Mann of the Sixth Cavalry began at the Barracks with a full panel of officers. Frost damaged fruit and newly molded brick. Republican voters plan a Monmouth street meeting for magistrate and constable nominations.
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St.Paul’s Church
Col
Colonel Merri
Cincinnati
Rence
Morgan
Covington
Saunders
Herbert Mann
Sixth Cavalry
Berracks
Ebenezer Swift
Patrick Cusack
Ninth Cavalry
T. PF. Kile
N. Fo Canning Bem
Charles A. McMillan
Roth's Hall
Ion Monmouth Street
Ar. Yangmente
Tony Heineman
Newport Barracks
Roy
Notorious High Street Thieves Target Merchants
Special Dispatch from Cincinnati reports ongoing thefts by sneaks who prowl store stoops and seize first items within reach. Police then raid known thieves, arresting several suspects while warning merchants to stay vigilant against this repeat pattern.
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PoLeMaErd
Diecamp
Poligy
Renoris
Judge Blatchford Rules on DC District Court Charges
In New York on April 1 Judge Blatchford of the United States Court issued a decision stemming from the District of Columbia. The ruling involves charges against Dana related to a comedy matter and mentions Principal Grant and Seeverries Beth aap Tebson et al in connection with Wahilon.
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New York
Blatchford
United States Court
Distriet of
Columbia
Dana
Grant
Wahilon
Knife attings and Tunisian dress hems in sewing notes
In this article fragment the author discusses knife fittings and Tunisian dress hems. Hand stitching is favored here, with machines used sparingly. The text outlines fine plaiting and precise hemming techniques to achieve a neat pressed finish.
Health Board Re-elects City Officers for New Year
The Board unanimously re-elected Health Officer Quinn Clerk Chap wan Manitary Superintendent Smaith and Milk Inspector Ebersolg for the ensuing year. The officers are praised as efficient and dedicated to the city’s health interests.
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Board of ‘Health
Vee Verdag Wilérmeen
Quinn
Chap Wan
Manitary
Smaith
Ebersolg
Mod
Attorney Sues Barbour and Stomt for Fees
In Portrovesmosal Services H M Cist sues Barbour and Stomt to recover funds for professional services as an attorney. Defendants say much of the bill is for a commission on a realty sale in which the plaintiff acted as selling party’s agent. Progress noted by KF Jordan for the plaintiff and I I WwW right.
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H. M. Cist
Barbour & Stomt
Plaintif
Saintif
Plaiaia
Progress
Jordan
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Daily Times
Banan Editions
Indiana
Evizanera
N.J
Wellston, O
Ripley, Oo
Washington
Deaties of Bank Examiners
Louisiana
Pen
D House
du Ia Sr de Ender
Opiath
Chas. Clinton
St. Bernard
Union Street
Alfonso
Madrid
Altonko
Salon de Las Coloniacs
Vathe
Moreno
Archi —Dolid
Milas
Leonardo
Leabella
Ciiigenti
Asturias
Subalum
Krensstons Hall
Aps
Laprys Warth
Weill
Ieee
Presbyterian Alliance
Confederation of Presbyterian Churches
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Additional River News
New Alnasy
Carmo
Nashville
Delle
Memphis
MA. M
Charles Mor Giltsore
Aw Uelasen
H Meena
Ares
Arles Gan
Evarsville
Pitt
Earless
St. Louis
Directory
Yictio
Mraster
Trent
Ike
Hell
Maria
Wid. James
Hutchins
Hydes
Boones
Howmans
Cannes
Thuis
Eude
Tig Worthy
Hamilton
Burr
Ole Aaberg
Edward Zyleweix
Chicago
Aleridan
Thee Trimes
I Lake Navigation
Raver Railroad
Colonel Cabell
Monsees
Stearns, Blankenship and
Aare
Namilton
Chartey
Bil Wilsip
A. S. Sayers
Wilainy-on
High Street
Anget
Sayers
Board of County Commissioners
NLU
Wade
Selak Ma
John J. Meshet
Peter Knoles
Semel Peterson
William Spenser
John Hunt
Hearty Sharp
Ji Court-House
Lerree Jie
Court Bulletin
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Force
Barnet
Mui Dork
Cox
Millgreek Lodge
Peeney
Tims
H. Oe
James Ge Arnotd
Court of Apy
shPiet
Clapton
George c
Joseph Sephetes
Rae
George Croadnight
Longssemeler
A Noyer
Henry Wenzel
Court of Appeals
Bristol
Plaintia
Hollister
J. R. Dodge
J.P. Clark
Lowrye
B. Hallam
Carlisle
Kearney
Dan, Crawford
Didui and Tobacco Warehouse
No. 5
Stevenson
Clark
Demonsville Station
Thrasher
Falmouth
Jin
Criminal Court
McGill
Ron Car Thomas
Bates
Henry Niemitz
Defendan
Waterworks Board
Costa Ig Court
Lerentter
Telegraphic Lems
Local Matters
Roberts
Paties
Lichtenant
Wm. Jackson
Newport
National Bank
Fellows’ Hall
Columbus
Hartes A. Dana
Jacob Mayes
Alleghany County
Fairhaven
Jacob Byers
Bern
Shered
Houses of God
Peecetove
T. A
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A. PA
Aple
Judge Matson
Charles Hess
Dora Kiefer
Type Foundry
Vine Street
Allison, Smith & Johukson
Edgari Georminal
Childees
Aneist
Evewett Street
Arubias
Daniel Jecamp
Health Lipt
Kellogg
Wann
Ter
Lange
Robert Collyer
Hicege
West Fourth Th Street
Elm
Wood's Theatre
Seger
KL. Daverport
Krat
Geuand Opera
Livilly Soldente
Hobbone
L'Archidug
Lea Elodcon
Tirand
Fiske
Bind Vieliniet
Westemday
Adelphia Theatre
Nes
Thirteenth
Belling
Rinsell
Third We
SMA Linseed OL Lingeed i. Vo
Wilson Sagie
Homestead
Rock Springs
Uni Pacific
Rawlins
Green Ktveg
Pensions
Sree Eelos
United States Navy
Hamner
Pauledsiphis
BAROU
Sonee
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