Sauer and Bank Board Review Loan to Late President
New York on April 22 Emil Sauer, late president of the German American Bank, met with directors to discuss the bank loan to him. The accountants’ report confirmed the loan amount and collateral value, unless a forced sale occurs, and noted concerns Sauer had about the bank’s treatment. A junior report cited duties of the bookkeeper to prepare accurate abstracts, which contractor J Henichen cannot or will not do. St Johns Guild voted on harbor accident involving the steam tug Christine, damaged by Boessinanee.
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Emil Sauer
Safto of Sauer
J. & Henichen
St. Jonn's Guild
Christine Wae Onak
Boessinanee Ee Gee Ne
Semmes Amenesty Heave Trameactions Reported
Dispatch reports Howe refused to consider Raphael Semmes for relief of his political disabilities. Committee on Ways and Means continued reading of the Sanborn report.
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Eel Semmes
Daily Times
Washington
Howe
Raphael Semmes
Alabama
Sanborn
President to act on Finance bill amid inflation concerns
Dispatch from Washington notes informed sources expect the President to approve the Finance bill and accompany it with a message detailing his views on inflation and the economy. Friends of Mr Delano claim he would oppose a Treasury transfer, shaping expected political maneuvers.
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Cial
Daily Times
Washington
Phiphia
Del
Debates Over Liquor Propositions At Constitutional Convention
Morning session details votes and amendments on liquor traffic provisions. Delegates discuss three propositions on licensing, selling quantities, and tax exemptions, with motions by Hale Horton and others and a censure of Allen Meyers for misconduct.
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Ainrd
Hale
Horton
Ulate
Skirmish in Litres Arkansas Ends in Shootings
Eyewitness accounts describe a violent confrontation on April 22 in Litres Arkansas. Col. Rose led troops toward Baxter headquarters as shots pierced the air, wounding several and killing D F Thall. Regulars responded with gunfire from City Hall as the crowd scattered.
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Sr. Lov
Saan Tae
Laos
Baxter
A. K. Whitait
Rosy Bron
Gree
Fred
D. F. Thall
Dan. O'Sullivan
Cornerstone Laying Planned Amid Odd Fellows and Knights
An event in Cusenco on April 22 announces a cornerstone ceremony to be held June 24. The Governor of Sheridan may serve as Grand Marshal while Masonic orders share duties, with the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and other groups involved in laying the stone.
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Wan
Committee On
Arrants
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Sheridan
Imim
the Odd Fellows and Knights
Senic Order
Pythias
Cincinnati Baptist Church Union Elects Officers for Year
The Cincinnati Baptist Church Union held its annual meeting last night electing President John H. Cheever Vice President G E Stevens Secretary James B Wells. The anniversary program will include remarks from several ladies and gentlemen and singing directed by Mr Wm St Doane.
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Cincinnati Baptist Church Union
John H. Cheever
G E. Stevens
James B. Wells
Wm. St. Doane
President vetoes Finance bill as Congress debates immigration and district measures
Special Dispatch reports the President vetoed the Finance bill while the Senate spent the morning on the Metropolitan bill. The Citizenship bill in the House went over without final action. The District Investigation Commission proposes suspending the District Legislature. Cabinet discussions focus on yesterday’s events and Arkansas troubles.
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Daily Times
Waxmoros
Senate
Baxters and Brooks Fight Recruits Reported Grow
Dispatch from April 22 notes Baxter’s army enlarging daily with recruits from across Arkansas while Brooks strengthens the State House defense. Prominent politicians return from Little Rock to Helena, claim Brooks will hold fast, and federal forces are entangled as planned diversions unfold.
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Arkanms
Major Watson
Helena
Little Rock
Baxter
Brooks
Anthony House
United States
Gibson
Arkansas
Prisoner remanded after habeas corpus ruling
Dr Paul Sepe was before Judge Williams in a habeas corpus case. Counsel E Jussen moved to discharge on lack of jurisdiction arguing the indictment dated October 1873 and suspended sentence, amid questions over fugitive status. Judge Williams ruled against Sepe and remanded him for sentence. further argument scheduled Saturday.
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Paul Sepe
Ma Odee Williams
Coe
Jo Williames
Inflation Debate In London Journals Spreads to U S
London journals deprecate United States currency inflation but anticipate bullion flow to America. Commentators weigh risks and potential economic ripple effects as markets monitor currency movements and policy signals.
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Loxpon
London
United States
Rothschild Baron Gustave De Rothschild Reported Dangerously Ill
Austrian consul in this city Baron Gustave de Rothschild is reported dangerously ill following illness. Sources note his high diplomatic rank and health concerns affecting local affairs.
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AA Rothschild Very
Baron Gustave de Rothschild
Venezuela revolts force Maracaibo governor to flee
Reports from Venezuela say Governor Julgur of Maracaibo fled the province as the people revolted against his despotic rule. Word reaches Havana that President Blanco offered him a mission to France to remove him from the country.
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Venezuela
Protection of Pearl Fisheries in Gulf of California
Mexico state reports the Gulf of California waters divided into four sections for long term oyster work. A law to preserve Gulf oysters has been enacted.
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Havana
Mexico
Gulf of California
Gulf
Fragmentary Weather And Shipping Notes From The New Orleans Area
Fragmented OCR text records uneven details from New Orleans region including river levels and weather. mentions arrivals none and names like Nick Longworth and Thompson, with scattered references to places and people. The fragmentary nature limits definitive events or dates.
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Iriure
Nick Longworth
Thompson
Markets Update From Several Cities Apr 22
Mixed commodity notes show oats steady to flat, corn dull and heavy, rye firm with bids held, flour and wheat fluctuating across Milwaukee Toledo and New Orleans reports. Wheat and barley largely unchanged, pork higher, hogs steady, and cereals varied with seed markets steady to nominal. New York and Cincinnati reports reflect dull flour, steady corn, and firmer pork and lard prices.
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Erie
Toledo
Michigan
Sr. Lorit
Batley
York
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Cumberland
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Dana
Psadenian
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Grocery Report
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Porto Rico
Oil firm prices advance at several markets
Dispatch reports oil prices firm across markets on April 22. refined products quote firm levels, with Parker's Land market steady at about 210 in city. Titusville shows firm at 205, Philadelphia market quiet.
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Vajon
Oi City
Titusville
Villatelphia
Resignation of Board of Trade Secretary Tatem
Capt. Tatem resigns as Secretary of the Board of Trade to take effect next month. G. Smith, head of Pret Devt Sin-U, will succeed him as Secretary and Auditor of the Cincinnati Southern Railway. Tatem reflects on years of service and thanks colleagues while expressing gratitude and best wishes for the Board’s future.
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Bag
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Dlean
Tate
Tatem
Flack
Oheld ‘Otter
Blackburn
Aremty Gwan
President vetoes Renate Finance bill amid specie resumption talk
Washington April 2 1 The President vetoed the Renate Finance bill arguing it would increase paper circulation and depart from finance principles. The Senate later debated the message with General Babcock delivering it in private and discussions focused on specie resumption and government note redemption.
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Wei
Senate
Renate Finance
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Tohich
Oukling
Kinane
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Onkling
Truce Maintained as Federal Officers Arrive in Col King White Conflict
General Rowe states he had no army last night and did not fire on Col White. A 24 hour truce is agreed. Regulars from St Louis and Baxter men arrive to support peace efforts. Troops remain orderly and arrests occur as mediators seek a legislative call to settle the dispute.
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David Thall
Baxter
Siksun
Anthony
Brooks
Rose
Lewin
Site Rock
Apeili
Rowe
United States
King White
White
St. .Loux
Crusaders In the Pennsylvania Legislature
The lady crusaders of Pittsoung attended the House of Representatives during discussion of the bill on licensing laws. A motion to postpone the bill was defeated by a decisive vote.
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Hakishe RG
Crusaders
Pittsoung
House of Representatives
Asblnder
Tombs Keeper Convicted in Jewelry Store Robbery
John Galvin, former keeper at Tombs, found guilty of assaulting Adolph Haueh and participating in a jewelry store robbery on the evening of the Mh of January last, sentenced to twenty years in the State prison.
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New York
John Galvin
Et Wax
Adolph Haueh
Fire at Akron plant causes heavy damage and loss
Cleveland figures show a large fire at the Built Avena facility in Akron badly damaged by freon and a later outbreak worsened the blaze. Officials report about 69,000 in losses with the building extensive destroyed and a 2,000 estimate for repairs.
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Cleveland
Akron
National Board of Fire Underwriters Meet Opens
The eighth annual convention opens in New York with Henry A. Oakley presiding as delegates from the Fire Underwriters Association gather to discuss industry matters and set policy for the year.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Henry A. Oakley
State Grangers Convention In San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 22 the State Convention of Grangers is in session with about 300 delegates present. G. W. Colby is present. Proceedings are kept secret.
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San-Francisco
State Convention of Grangers
G. W. Colby
Boston Louisiana Relief Drive Surges in Subscriptions
The Louisiana Relief Committee in Boston reports subscriptions rising to 100 and total donations reaching $4,000 as support accelerates in April.
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Boston
Louisiana Relief
Louisiana Relief Committee
River Freight and Fire Damage Reported at Monongahela Falls
Special Dispatches note the Monongahela river falling about 15 feet with crews preparing coal transfers. The Joseph A. Stone and Dexter head to Cincinnati with 250000 bushels of coal while several tows depart soon. Weather cool and cloudy. wharf business quiet. Arlington arrives at falls. Fire damages destroy a propeller and Lee Crane, valued at 5000 dollars and insured, involved in a Monday night incident.
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Daily Times
Monongahela
Fallin Jie
Om Reed
Dia
Eagle
Joe Pogan
Charlie McDanae
Maggie Smith
Joseph A. Stone
Dexter
Cincinnati
Louisyulle
Mary
Houston
New Orleans
Ali
Robert Mitchell Oes
Arlington
Eres
Arper
Lee Crane
Steamer Fleetwood Theft Nets About $100 From Vollmer
Early morning theft on the steamer Fleetwood emptied Vollmer’s pocketbook of roughly $100 while in berth. He noticed money missing after arriving on shore and later observed the pocketbook’s contents looked unfamiliar. The thief remains at large at this time.
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Joseph Vollmer
East Front Street
Quebec Snow Deluges City as Canadian Meeting Seeks Legal Reform
Fresh foreign facts report Niel in Quebec with seven inches of snow yesterday. A Montreal meeting urged Parliament to raise juror numbers and align Canada’s libel law with England. Possible German Consul-General successor Klaubold named as expected. Government Mexican expenditures tallied at 925000100.
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Quebec
Quebéc
Klaubold
Koesings
New York
Montreal
Canada
Monce
England
Department of Signal Service Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a 19th or early 20th century Department of Signal message shows references to Telegrams and Reports for Commerce and Agriculture. The legible bits mention Cincinnati and April dates with unclear names and numbers.
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Wer Department
Signal
Army
Commerce and Agriculture
Cincinnati
State Temperance Convention Opens in Cincinnati
The State Temperance Convention met this afternoon in Wesley Chapel on Fifth Street. Officers of the permanent organization were named, with Mrs. W. Manly as president and delegates from many districts. Mrs. J. M. Doughty of Cincinnati and Chaplain Collins addressed the gathering as 125 towns sent delegates. A plan for a permanent state and county temperance organization was discussed, and local speakers urged continued zeal in the crusade.
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Wesley Chapel
Fifth Street
Sycamore
Broadway
W. Manly
Akron
J. M. Walton
Cincinnati
Clas, Ferguson
Atuilion
Riples
Willianler
Dayton
V. Pisterin
Hughes
Cet Limat
Wm. M. Beckhan
Napoleon
George
Washington C_11
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Mother Stewart
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M. Cronenweld
Marion
Hull
Sandusky
Pebles
Portsmouth
Treth
Mea le V. Desellea
Columbus
Palmer
Zanevilley
Bo Cowden
Galion
Youngstown
Mix
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Fiska
Ob. K. Rukenbrod
Salem
Tistriet
Lord
Mudeons
Robinsons Wenton
Miss.h. Phillips
F. Pertons
Dellview
Everpensine
Job
Mottegomery
Daytonsa
Merk
Thorse Beecher
Manly
al Pagees
J. M. Doughty
Cincinnati Temperance League
Collins
Walden
BR. HT. Jones
Staree County
McCabe
Delaware
Weaver
W. J. Ross
Greene County
Russ
Miller
Committee On Memorial
Appeas Aea
S. K. Leavitt
Prolonged House Debate Over Land Bills and Amendments
The House debated amendments to a public land bill amid quarrels over claims of waste and tribal land provisions. Keates proposed caps on the apportionment of funds and acreage limits, while another measure would tax heath on Indian lands prior to government action. Members argued policy directions and district impacts as the session continued.
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Cuminiaston
Ahr
Bruni
Itu Pastair
Carpenter
HOUSE
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