Congress rejects higher post office site funds for Cincinnati
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that most House and Senate committees on Public Buildings and Grounds and Appropriations decline any increase in the Cincinnati Post Office site budget. Members warn Cincinnati citizens against bid opposition driven by local interests. The article also cites a separate note about misrepresentation over conditions in Arkansas and states Senator Schurz plans to travel to Cincinnati.
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Counter Case on Geneva Question at New York and Washington
The Western Associated Press reports on our government's counter case at Geneva. It discusses executive department stance and anticipated House support. General Banks is cited predicting a sustained position with more than a two thirds vote. The piece mentions several claims regarding rebellion and fraud.
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Washington
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Hon Richard D Harrison State Railroad Commissioner Dies
Special Dispatch notes the death of Hon Richard D Harrison born June 15 1890 in East Hanover Lebanon County Pennsylvania. He moved to Springfield Ohio then Pennsylvania, held municipal posts and served as State Commissioner of Railroads and Telegraphs since 1871 under Hayes. Funeral arrangements pending with plans likely for Wednesday.
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Lebanon County
Springfield
Ohio
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Lebanon Set
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Railroads and Telegraphs
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Labor Reform Delegations Clash Over Nomination Plans
In New York a Columbus Labor Reform Convention meeting adopted resolutions on the nominating process for President and Vice President. Gov Parker may accept if the National Democratic Convention endorses him. New York Massachusetts New Hampshire and Connecticut delegations refuse to attend the National Executive Committee meeting in Cincinnati on April 27, amid claims of a sellout.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Gov. Parker
National Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Herald
Richmond
Virginia
Sblicane
Washiton
Scharz
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Great Western Telegraph project halved rates to America
England announces a new Atlantic cable project by the Great Western Telegraph Company. Hooper Telegraph Works wins the contract to lay the cable. Ordinary messages England to America priced at five dollars for ten words. A cabinet crisis is feared with possible dissolution of the Gladstone government before week’s end. Parliament may face defeat on Fawcett’s Dublin University bill, a cabinet issue.
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Lompox
Great Western Telegraph Company
London
Hooper Telegraph Works
America
Daily News
Gladstone
House of Commons
Fawcett
University of Dublin
Royal visit to Rio Janeiro crowds welcome Emperor
The royal mail steamer Boyne arrives March 31 in Rio Janeiro with the Emperor Empress and Duke on board amid bells and cheers. Citizens express delight at the imperial party’s arrival and comfort after the voyage. The report notes the Emperor appears well.
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Duke of Gaze
Peror
New York
Masatan Cavary Revolt at Cortina’s Headquarters
Reports from Cortina’s headquarters detail Masatan cavalry revolt developments near Matameoras. Military authorities confirm clashes and shifts in control as the situation remains volatile with ongoing representations from local commanders and allied forces. The Masatan force seeks strategic gains amid disputed territory and resistance from Cortina loyalists.
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Matameoras
Nine jurors agree to manslaughter verdict attempt
Fanny Hyde case jurors contemplated a manslaughter verdict in the fourth degree and raised funds to pay the prisoner's fine, while two held to manslaughter in the third. the prisoner was remanded. Father Gavazzi spoke of Rome, church power, and the struggle for a free Rome, denouncing the papacy and urging gospel freedom.
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Italy
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Senate passes bridge bill and Texas Pacific Railroad measure
Senate action records a bill authorizing a bridge across the Missouri at Brownsville and the Texas Pacific Railroad bill progressing through committee. Amendments on state taxation rejected. tea and coffee duty debate noted. Quorum issues lead to adjournment after notifying absentees and attempting to summon enough members.
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Matricide Suspect Flees After Fatal Interference
In Albany New York on April 22 a woman named Maher from Greens bush was struck and her cheek broken while trying to stop a fight between her two sons. One son Joseph the alleged matricide fled the scene.
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Senate Debates Counter Case and Election Contests
Special Dispatch reports the President sending the American counter case to the Geneva Arbitrators. The Deficiency Appropriation Bill was discussed then set aside to take up the Abbott Vance contested election case. a motion to adjourn May 29 faced Democratic resistance amid tariff bill readings and election cases.
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Consequential damages debate in London April 22
The Times comments on the Alabama claims, urging withdrawal of indirect damages in arbitration. It discusses Parliament action for suspending proceedings unless America withdraws such claims. The political scene features theories on ministry resignation versus strategic gains, with the Dublin University Bill and market impact noted as a disolution talk spreads.
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Lake Navigation Partly Resumed After Ice
Port Colours Ont April 22 reports lake and canal navigation resuming despite remaining ice. Special dispatches from CATLETTSBURG Ky April 22 note river levels falling with boats moving between Portemorth and Cincinnati. Waterways show several ships and barges in transit while weather remains clear and cool.
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George Sharp
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Wilson bills for corporate incorporation and fund transfers
In the House on April 22 Mr Wilson introduced measures authorizing incorporation of companies for dealing in and shipping all kinds of ducts. He also proposed empowering the Hamilton County Commissioners to transfer funds between funds for periods longer than eighteen months with unanimous consent of the Hoard of Control.
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My. Wilson
Hamilt County
Indiana Liberal Reform party mocked in Times dispatch
The Liberal Reform party in Indiana is described as weak and disorganized with a few signed names in Wayne County and dubious substitutions. Marion County lists John D. Detrees and J. W. Murphy as members while another forged name was withdrawn. Boone County hopes for notoriety appear in this morning's edition. The piece mocks Indiana representation at Cincinnati and notes cold, cheerless weather.
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Marion County
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Iemary
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Boone County
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Fragmented Historic Notes on Courts and Immigrants in 19th Century News
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century newspaper mentions actions by the Supreme Court of Tennessee, a murder conviction in New York, and federal efforts against marauders. It notes immigration figures at Port Huron, a Deseret state admission petition, and a French steamer sinking with casualties. It references various places, people, and events without full coherence.
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Grierson
Port Huron
Mich
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Complete Immunity of Hogs From Cobra Bites
An Oriental Sporting Magazine excerpt describes two eyewitness accounts in which pigs resist cobra venom. In Ceylon 1854 a sow bites and swallows a cobra without apparent harm, later thriving days after. A second scene shows a pig savaging a cobra biting it multiple times, again with no noticeable effect. Additional reports claim a dozen cobras were eaten by pigs on a bungalow roof in Mungledge, with bites ignored.
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Wm. Schillinger
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Deficiency Bill debated as Morrill amendment cited
House proceedings show Mr. Morrill's amendment under challenge with Mr. Bayard opposing. A message discusses a Great Britain counter case. Mr Wood’s bill directs the Treasury to loan twenty million in legal tenders to city treasurers for United States lands under stipulations. The Indiana contested election case Goeding v Wilson was taken up.
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Mr. Wood
the Treasury
York
Chicago
Philabia
Boston
United States
Indiana
Wilson
Britain
Sweden
Great Britain
Arrival of Reinforcements for Mata
The April 22 dispatch reports the steamer Tabasco reaching the Grande at 1 o'clock today from Tampico with three hundred troops and funds. Acknowledgment comes from the better classes as reinforcements arrive, though Revelationists remain outside intercepting distance.
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Milwaukee homeopathic physician Dr Perrine dies
Dr W W Perrine a prominent Milwaukee homeo physician died on Saturday. Judge Sturgis died in Michigan on the 17th aged eighty. The first settler on Be Bere Prairie had homed there, with the dramatic corps in attendance.
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Sturgis
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Bere Prairie
Couldéck
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Berlin Growth and Streets Described in 19th Century Letter
A Boston Times excerpt notes Berlin's population rising tenfold over 170 years and outlines the city’s layout. It highlights Friedrichstrasse at two miles long with no decent sidewalks, and comments on summers being intolerable yet the Unter den Linden thoroughfare as a city highlight near the Palace and Brandenburg Gate.
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Week of Prayer Observed in Hobart Tesmania
The week of prayer was observed in Hobart Tesmania by union services held across the town marking a season of contemplation and community fellowship.
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van Dieman's Land
River traffic updates and weather brief from Portus Teatereed area
Specials dispatches note coalboats passing up river as showers fall and weather clears. Morning conditions show clear, cool air with river falling. multiple boats from Louisville Cincinnati Memphis Arkansas River and other ports scheduled or underway, describing active business and river traffic at Cairo and surrounding area.
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Market Report Mit-WACKRE April 22 Grain and cattle values
Flour prices steady to up. wheat higher by 2 cents with extra, corn firm around 31 to 42 cents. Barley steady at 2 cents. Wheat May and June offers noted. Cattle receipts limited with few sales. market subdued. Sugar prices around 8 to 17 pounds, bananas and other staples mentioned.
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The Lowest Type of Humanity on Borneo Island
Fragmentary OCR describes wild creatures on Borneo with red varieties tamed and hunted among trees like gorillas. The text frames them as degraded beings and notes violent treatment and sales, though many words are garbled and unclear.
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