Questionable Remission In Vessel Dispute Mentioned
Washinotox April 29 Mr E T Johnson attorney for the Mary Merritt was asked to add to a question and bristow secretary remitted a fee. Johnson denied knowledge while Evans for Trice Bros. of Ken ey recounted Bristow never received a fee and acted as a personal favor.
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Washinotox
E. T. Johnson
Mary Merritt
B. H. Bristow
Bristow
Johnson
Evans
Trice Bros
Keney
Youngel
Prizesero Notes and River Traffic April 29
April 29 reports from Prizesero describe light-house tender Lillie arriving and starting for innali next Monday, a new actor at Fairview above Vanceburg, river conditions rising slowly with clear weather, and several river vessels listed in Port List including Glasgow Tarascon and Pat Cleburne. Reflects regional transport activity and waterways updates.
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Ngahela
Harley McDonald
Geooe
George Roberts
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Lillie
Innali
Fairview
Vanceburg
Kentucky
James Jackson
Hanks
Eufirms
Richin
Ovens
Cleveland
New Albaxy
Susie Silco
Eagle
Evansville
Glasgow
Cincinnati
Tarascon
Louisville
Pat Cleburne
Cairo
Baum
Cherile
Mollie Moore
St. Louis
Alton
Hellashville
Belle
Shreveport
New
Ghleans
James B. Williams
Millar
Revepouis
Telegraphic Losses and Fires Reported in Brief
Telegraphic notices report a loss of twenty one lives after the steamer Ouissant vacored at sea. A wholesale fire, Cavaroe & tae ia, burned last night. Financial figures show 370,527 dollars in legal tenders and related sums. Additional details from Wilt caer dow telates new mention ore in Gaasonn.
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Telegraphic
Ouissant
Cavaroe & Tae Ia
Ietioe
Washington Dispatch on Lincoln Inauguration Booth Escape Legend
An 1865 Washington account, long unpublished, claims John Wilkes Booth attempted to reach the Capitol’s eastern door during Lincoln’s second inauguration. Capitol Police and J. W. Westfall reportedly restrained him, with witnesses saying Booth’s interruption might have altered history and Westfall later rose in public service.
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Lincoln
Washington
Peery
R Panaeg
John Wilkes Booth
Senate
Capitol
Mrr
J. W. Westfall
New York
Rbroa
Beluga
Westfall
Booth
Paisstek
Poe Ig
Fane
Seusanichaever
Pepe Rosth
Wilkes Booth
Weat
Catfall
Truth of Booth Lincoln pardon tale challenged
A Philadelphia letter dated April 25 1876 argues the famous Booth Lincoln pardon story is an utter fabrication. It quotes J W Hale and Forney witnesses and asserts Lincoln did not promise to spare Booth, urging historians to expose the falsehood and confirm Beall’s execution as described.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Lincoln
Beall
New York
Damon
Pythias
Booth
Washington
John P. Hale
Senate
House
John W
Haley
Forney
J. Wilkes Booth
Mr. Lincoln
Incinnati Enquirer
Someney
Roger A. Pryor
Fort Lafayette
Pryor Ree
Capitol Hill
Vegat
Neolh
Sana Cha
Mrs Taft Hosts Quiet Cabinet Receptions at Arlington
Mrs Taft attended a private gathering at the Arlington last Wednesday. The reception rooms faced Vermont Avenue with dignitaries from the Cabinet circle present. She wore a blue silk gown accented by Spanish point lace, large cameos, and jeweled accessories, while the affair emphasized understated decor and formal greeting.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Article About Dana and Row Convention
Fragmentary text mentions Dana New York and a Row convention with reference to collars and a yo age. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but context suggests a historical note on a social or political event, with names and terms partially readable. Further text is needed for a complete summary.
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Dana
New York
Testimony in Mary Merritt Case and Pardon Requests
Reported dispatch outlines Dyer and other officials weighing pardons for Maguire and McKee, with remarks on political factors. Merritt case testimony includes payments to Hubbel and Hazleton, plus Bristow exposure and Feasel release. LeMoyne Farwell contested election advances, and refunding debate covers 4 percent bonds, thirty-year terms, and Wood’s Senate influence. Pinchback pay case referenced with Senate precedent and mileage claims.
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Dyer Hay
St. Louis
Segant
Maguire
Tartar Davey
Department of Justics
John A Davenport
Iim
Eubers
Davenport
New York
Williams
Lemoyne-Farwele
LeMoyne
Farwell
Thouse
Senate
House Committee
Woold
Morrison
Teasty
Ated
Wood
House
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Pinchback
Testimony in whisky fraud trial referenced by witness
The record recounts testimony from a witness in Milwaukee related to whisky fraud cases. He mentions being approached by a Deputy U S Marshal to work the case and discusses connections to Colonel Goodwin, John A. Hinte, and others.
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Northrop
Milwaukes
Ista
Wistow
United States Marshal
Simpson
Ike
Hiss
Clow Gooldwin
Mr. Johnson
John A. Hinte
Peersenry
Goodwin
Durin
Miwaukee
Brivow
Cinemnati
Arista
Strike Threatens State Coal Mines Amid Turmoil
Reports from Massillon describe violent unrest as striking miners refuse to return to work. State officials including Adjutant General Vikom and Mine Inspector Ray, with the governor, aim to restore order while deputies guard mines. Miners demand higher wages, while mine owners press for payment, risking further clashes next week.
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Wikof
Ray
Thanos
Toalais
Tuscaritnas
Dex
Stark’ County
Aexpress
Vikom
Anne
Massillon Tée-Merrow
Bank testimony on Spalding accounts totals around one million
In April in the Spalding Census, the Pay Inspectioran examined Spalding's accounts to determine sums due Montgric Farwell and others from July 1874 to September 1575. The examination suggests indeb around numbers of $120,000, yet certificates issued show an indebtedness of about $1,000,000.
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Montgric
Farwell
Boom
Senbér
Penney + hn
Ecs
Hebben
Mos
Leb Jw
Theater Certifcaty
Bre
Ottomett
Sauideay
Kei
Cory
Peles
Pegi Bens
Cocker
Lottery Draws Misspelt State Totals in Early Morning
The drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery commenced at the theatre at 9 AM. At 10 AM ticket No 12352 drew the capitated total of 100,000 dollars. The Chicago Agency handled the ticket.
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Louisia
New. Ean
Theerachouse
Chicago
Aras T Peitees
Prem MeEeNntha
Mel Cettabeemagse
Wi ‘Roseeau
Tie ' Rai E Cotture
Ss Beatascape
J. Constable
Angora Cat
Rittens
Pyrol- Toabenr
Pay Rey
Gerieal
Fromentin
A. Archenbach
Naples
Nis
la Geréme
Giehixe
Dore
Sher
Sei Issoriter
Fire in Williswort destroys acres of lumber
A blaze in Williswort last night swept twelve acres of manufactured lumber, with Herdice and Maynard, Plyna, Hubbard and Lonkee among the principal sufferers. Two thirds of the loss is covered by insurance. Fire alarms and response details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Williamer
Pal
Herdice & Maynard
Stad & Plyna
Hubbard & Lonkee
Local newspaper declares no issue this week due to accident
The weekly issue is canceled for the current week with the reason of an accident affecting the printing forms just before press time. The next issue will appear Saturday May 4 and then weekly on that day.
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Billio
Cincinmanes
Calatans
Werkly
Terps
Mero Fred
Theis
Paul
Butcher & Weide
Dans Hoek
Fred
Parkers
Gee He Bishop
York Street
Frayed Letter Fragment From Parkland County Names Various Residents
A garbled letter fragment from Canis County Kentucky lists numerous names including Sallie, McCond, Maria Proctor, Flizn, Seabarn, Mary Swood, Eliza White, Lucy, Katie, Emily, Lena Brice, Lori Collins, Tom Finley, Jas Pegaray, and others. The text is heavily garbled with missing or misordered words, making it difficult to determine full sentences or context.
Centennial Opening Tour Draws State Figures
Governor Macivantt with eighty lawmakers and city officials visited the Centennial State buildings. The party toured the exhibit preparations under Mayor Stokeely’s escort as the planned Sunday public opening drew opposition from nine states. April mint denominations totaling 1,087,250 dollars were minted in the period.
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Prt
Adel Pots
Macivantt
United States Mint
Broker's Failure Reported in Mason Esters Market
The market remains generally firm with an upward tendency. Gillam, Long & Co. and Want Brothers & Co. face liabilities of £44,000 and £21,007 respectively in this April 29 notice.
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Mason Ester
Gillam
Long & Co
Want Brothers &Co
Bank Statement Fragment Shows Mixed Amounts and Incoherent Entries
New York city report dated April 20 presents a scrambled bank statement with figures like 185 and 31,000,700 alongside miscellaneous terms such as decrease increase legals and scan. The legible parts include general references without coherent totals or clear accounts.
Chicago trip fuels speculation on Mills challenge
Fragmentary report notes Pam Pedro departing for Chicago on April 2, with indications he may travel to Oil City. Mentions Chicago Northwestern Mills and a figure described as Schmehl, a pedestrian from Chicago, preparing for a 48 to walk against O Leary. Unclear details due to damaged text.
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Branchco
Pam Pedro
Chicago
Titis
Northwestern Mills
Fal
Oil City
Onry Schmehl
Parton Marriage Dill Veto Proposal Fails In Boston
In Boston on April 1 the efforts to pass the Parton Marriage Dill veto faced defeat as the Governor’s proposal received 5 votes in favor and 14 against from the Houses, signaling a legislative setback.
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Boston
Specie Shipments Reported in New York
New York on April 29 reports specie shipments totaling $470,000 with 8240 units noted and remaining funds unspecified. Details mention silver holdings and related transfers, indicating ongoing monetary movements and vault activity.
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New York
OOO Wold Vom
Dispatches to the Cincinnati Titges Louisville
April 29 dispatches report from Cincinnati and Louisville with brief notes on events and movements between the two cities.
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Dela
Cincinnati Titges
Oil market dull and weak across several cities
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports dull and weak oil trading across Philadelphia Parker's Market and surrounding towns. Prices show slight variations with immediate shipments around two dollars, markets in Tidioute and Oil City firm or quiet, Philadelphia crude at 7 and a quarter to 8 cents per barrel.
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Cincinnati
Piospute
Philadelphia
Parker's
Iladelphia
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