Columbia Avenue Bill Seventy-Seven Road Plan Stalls House
Special dispatch from Columbus reports a conference committee agreement on the Columbia Avenue project. The House nearly unanimously approved the measure but adjourned without an agreement, with debate resuming the next morning among members and senators. Tom Young and Wilson were central figures in the tense discussions, while the plan to move the bill back to the House faced procedural hurdles and heated remarks.
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Crelates
Anniversary of 644 Fellowship Time Chronicle
Anniversary of the 644 Fellowship is noted in a special dispatch to the Times and Chronicle. The anniversary of the Order is marked by the craft and their fame, with estimates suggesting there were about the attendees or participants.
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Akron blaze wipes out three stores in Mansfield
A fire in Mansfield Ohio destroyed three stores and caused extensive damage. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night with authorities reporting the inferno started in a building labeled as Akron area commerce. A Philadelphia visitor named Mert Aieeden was mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Gov Brown to issue proclamation in St Lovin
Gov Brown plans to issue a proclamation in St Lovin on April 26, signaling a formal statewide or local observance. Details on the proclamation's purpose or scope remain limited in the provided text.
Eruption of Vesuvius Worsens Prompting Evacuations
Prime Minister Laura released a Naples dispatch noting Vesuvius eruptions intensifying with two hundred burned by lava. Torre del Greco faces destruction as residents flee. A fresh crater opened, ash and lava threaten hillside villages while boats crowd the bay to witness the dramatic scene.
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Victor Emmanuel
Indiana Dossierets Debate Amid Seance and Demotion Echoes
A fragmented report cites journalists and Indiana figures arguing against a political movement. It mentions Adams, Beaimont, and other prominent Democrats with fears of excess force and upcoming events tied to gun issues, while noting a chaotic, unclear scenario with marshes and protests.
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Feud Between Brothers Leads to Pistol Standoff on Fourth Street
Early morning on Fourth Street between Walnut and Main a family feud erupted among the Crary brothers Arthur Lyman and Peter from Hamilton County near College Hill. An attempted peace failed when Arthur drew a pistol, a scuffle halted the shot, and he was taken to Hammond Street to await arraignment for shooting with intent to kill.
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Calamity at Jubilee Coliseum area shocks Boston crowd
A loud blast in the Jubilee Coliseum vicinity in Boston on April 26 caused a building collapse and tower damage. Two towers of 110 feet were blown down near Providence Railroad. no injuries reported as nearby watchmen and a passing train avoided harm. Operations will resume after temporary disruption.
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Senate debate on territory citizens and claims before the Senate
The Senate discussed a bill related to territory residents born in the territory and now eligible inhabitants, detailing land claims and a ten year timeline. The committee reported on Cherokee lands and an associated national wage issue, with the vote ending 73 yeas to unspecified nays.
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Reverend Bradem to Preach at Ninth Street Church
Rev J Bradem president of Central Tennessee College will preach tomorrow at E Church on Ninth Street between Bay and Minith. The Germania Band, newly organized, is ready for engagements and will perform with Heidel Gobrecht and others at Ninth Street Baptist Church, with Rev Bradem expected to preach.
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Aint Gomets
Cincinnati
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Meeting at Ninth Street Church Highlights Convention
An Indianapolis audience heard reports from delegates at Ninth Street Church. H W Sage outlined topics. Davis praised local talent and public interest. A prayer gathering claimed 500 had prayed for weeks. H T Miller urged fall convention planning and Sabbaths School momentum. Rev J Emery praised McKee’s Louisville work. Warren P congratulated the church on debt relief and planned enlargement. Dr Jeffery stressed the broader mission.
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Indianapolis
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Street sweeping machine debated in city editorial
The Enquirer urges a cheaper, cleaner street solution and warns against returning to hand scraping. It cites last year’s $120,000 street upkeep and supports trial of Longley’s horse street sweeping machine, noting mixed opinions and the need for broader testing.
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Suburban Hamilton County Property to Be Sold at Sheriff’s Sale
A seven acre tract tied to the Starbuck estate at Parkingham and Frapers Inveins near the Ohio aie corridor will be sold at sheriffs sale for partition. The detailed parcel lines include a long frontage and varied dimensions with a single stated time of sale set for the next business day at three o’clock on the premises. The notice calls the property the most valuable in the area and urges attendance.
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Second Presbyterian Church Congregation Says Farewell
The Second Presbyterian Church votes farewell to its old building tomorrow at 2 PM after forty two years. Notable divines will address the gathering as the congregation severes ties with the Nazareth/Wright era. Sunday school will move to Ninth Street Baptist Church after the ceremony.
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New Tea House Opens Branch at 44 West Fifth
Advertisers announce the Wheat Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company branch at 44 West Fifth Street Fountain City. The tea dealer reports distribution and reporting hub services to relieve consumers of inferior products and prices.
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Weather notes and river levels across cities
Special Dispatches report clear hot weather at 76 degrees with the river dropping 18 inches in Evansville and 12 inches elsewhere. Monongahela River levels fall slowly at 5 feet 1 inch. Brownsville shows 6 feet and stationary. Louisville reports falling 9 feet in the canal and 7 feet on the falls.
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Proposals For Government Site Read And Filed
Commissioners considering sites for new Government buildings opened proposals today at noon but took no action pending arrival of Supervising Architect Mullett next week. Several parcels were listed with varied frontages on Elm Fish Fourth and Seventh streets, prices around 140000, 33 55 and other figures, adjournment until further notice.
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Corcoran Investigation Committee Delays Report on Testimony
The Corcoran Investigation Committee pressed witnesses through yesterday with extensive testimony totaling about four hundred pages. Testimony is not yet fully written or examined, and the committee plans further action before a report. On Titus's motion, the testimony will be printed and the committee discharged from further consideration of the subject.
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Louisville April 7. Columbus Ky reports a sensational novel romance about D T Homan from New York, a stencil cutter living in Pittsburg, who visited a light mulatto woman Margaret Washington and left with her seeming marriage. Homan, widower forty, Margaret twice widowed with two children, may have married in Illinois. Louisville delegation for the Cincinnati Convention leaves by mail beat Monday.
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County Convention nominations at Masonic Hall
Indianapolis April 27 The Republican reports the county convention in session at Masonic Hall with nominations listed. Senators W C Thompson and C B Oliver. Representatives General Nathan Kimball T E Jobst on J J Billingsley Edward King. Sheriff Col N Rt Kuckles. An action for damages against P C and St L Railroad proceeds. Executor of Rebecca Cox sues for 5000. Liberal Republican movement wanes.
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Fort Wayne report on W Durgin Jr and court actions
Fort Wayne dispatch notes W Durgin Jr arrested for converting Building Association funds. He posts $9,000 bond, to stand trial at May term. Laboring men frustrated by alleged savings theft. court will proceed as delegates from Cincinnati attend a state convention.
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Glowing Mexican Revolution Report From Mata Moros
Special advices via Matamoras report Trevino's forces at Rey Pass and Cadena occupying Zacatecas with a 1,000-man garrison and 11 cannons. Diaz rumored in Jalisco but unconfirmed. Trevino urges locals to join the revolution and pledges law and liberty while noting scattered forces and ongoing insurgent activity across Durango, Oaxaca, Yucatan, and Camargo.
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Carlist Uprising Sparks Rail Attacks in Solsona
Reports indicate Carlists cut vital lines at multiple points as insurgents attacked the Solsona railway station in Lenida yesterday and were quickly repulsed. A handful of related casualties or developments were noted this morning.
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Miss Nellie Grant Presented Before the Queen
Lorrow April 27 reports Miss Nellie Grant was yesterday presented to the Queen. The Tichborne claimant, Orton, writes a letter to the public thanking subscribers and seeking support to retain possession of the Tichborne estate.
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Massacre at Going Snake Court House Inquest Report
The Cherokee Advocate claims the marshal's party led the assault at Going Snake Court House. It says the sheriff's guard did not fire until Procter, the prisoner, was wounded. Lut Beck, a Cherokee ally of the prisoner, spearheaded the attack. The Going Snake District sheriff issued a detailed report tying the massacre to the U S Marshal's party.
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Maine Shipping Arrivals Reported From Queenstown and Southampton
The April maritime note records the steamer China arriving at Queenstown and the steamer Hapover arriving at Southampton in a brief early 20th century passenger and cargo movement update.
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Symianes and Camoré in Riverside-Delhi Disorder
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