Legislature Proceedings Reveal Three Year Vote Fraud Sentence
Special dispatch notes a gang member jailed for three years for illegally voting three times for Sheriff Winslow. In the House Mr. Boyce opened with a regular speech. bills were introduced on official reporters, creek clearance, liquor laws, and tax roles. Senate debates included liquor law repeal, civil code amendments, health commissioner, and jurorboard reforms. adjournment and constitutional amendment proposals were discussed. Democratic senators caucused and committee chairmanships reshuffled. Daniels murder bill read for first and second times.
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Messah
Oren
Johnson
Scioto County
Senate
Beese
Watter
Potter
Ellis
Hadeon
General Assembly
Finance Committee
Barbs
Newman
Tressiar
Insurance
Miller
State Building
Daniels
Councilman Assaulted After Council Session
Special Dispatch reports Councilman Dulin used harsh words about Jeremiah Had eer rasa of the Sea Dear inciting Sam Hadley, son of the accused, to strike Dulin as he left the room. The councilman then returned to the chamber and sought protection from the City Marshal, who promptly arrested Hadley.
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Daily Times
Rucumuoxp, Inc
Dulin
Jeremiah Hadeer Rasa
Sea
Sam
Hadley
Curiaco Death By Own Action At Grad Fuerte
A terse note from December 2 indicates Benedict & ay dealer on Broad Street New death by own action at the Grad Fuerte for stryphnine. No cause is stated.
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Curiaco
Ci Benedict & Ay
Broad Street
Republican meeting chooses strongest man for state
Coxcomb, N. H. December 1 a Republican meeting amended that the strongest man state committee should be selected.
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N. H
Repeblicen Tmendied
Debe
Miners and Railroad Employes Face Tension in Utah
In Salt Lake City on December 1, miners and railroad workers clashed during talks on extending a line up a canyon. Shots were fired, several people were detained, and authorities warned arrests may follow as the dispute risks escalating into broader conflict.
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Salt Lake
Urau
Arization of the Assembly crisis reported in Paris journals
The Journal de Paris and the Press report a cabinet crisis in Paris as the presumed prime minister and ministers debate forming a new government. Secret commands and unclear power shifts feature, with ongoing agitation and reports of a hardened political stance.
New York Court Hears Clews Co Bankruptcy Testimony
In a United States Court before Judge Blatchford Henry Clews Co faces bankruptcy as creditors seek relief. The Erie Company, under judge Westhroox, is reported to be managed by the directors and conducted strictly by law amid ongoing efforts to reopen and restore operations.
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New York
United States
Blatchford
Henry Clews & Co
I Bankrapes
Eer
National Board of Underwriters
Rane
Chicago
New
National Board
Erie
Westhroox
Unclear historical scene with arrest and market reports
Fragmentary report describes a violent incident and arrest, followed by scattered market entries from Cotton Exchange and commodity notes. The piece mentions a murder after a knife threat, an arrest, and later regional price reports for wheat corn oats flour and pork, with no cohesive single event.
New Cotton Buyer's and Broker's Association Formed
The Cotton Buyer's and Broker's Association is organized in St. Louis to unite brokers and commission merchants in harmony and reforms. The group aims to improve the cotton trade, following a loan negotiation with Connecticut Mutual Life and bonds at eight percent.
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Roe Commerce
Connecticut Mutual
Life Tatter
Cotton Buyer's and Broker's Association
aSeas Eal
Gein Kanes
Verdanm farmer John Borcherdt murdered near Wemmens
Writings from December report a German farmer John Borcherdt murdered with a hammer near Wemmens in Wisconsin. His wife and two daughters were arrested as suspects. Police chief A C Ferber and others from Scranton are involved. another item mentions a different case about bribery and a corn fraud.
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John Borcherdt
Wemmens
Weather Summary for Cairo and Northwest Lake Regions
December 2 10 30 AM forecast notes a fair to clear sky across Cairo and surrounding areas. Barometer readings show corrections for temperature and elevation. The Weather Bureau reports increasing winds and a slight chance of rain in the Southwest with brisk southeast or southwest creasing.
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Wasuixetox
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Deserted Love and a Runaway Husband Named Sarah
A Detroit newspaper recounts a woman distraught at her husband Henry Putin fleeing with a girl named Sarah. The scene unfolds at Central station with gleeful taunts, a tearful farewell, and a vow to pursue the couple. The distraught wife recalls their five years together and laments the betrayal. Police chase ensues as she vows to reclaim her honor.
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Henry Putin
Ike
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Forney Not to Go to Russia and Customs Probe
Special dispatch from Washington reports unfounded claims that Jobin W. Forney will be appointed minister to Russia. Debates flare as Cameron faction aims to thwart him. Treasury investigation reveals Chicago firms misinterpreting customs laws to undersell New York and Boston. Uniform rates and revised appraiser interpretations ordered. Mullett to retire from Supervising Architect’s Office next week. Bristow probes duties and moiety repeal impact. House Appropriation Committee plans legislative bill timing next week.
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Russia
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Cameron
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Bristow
House
Railroad Meeting Contests Name and Charter Debate
Delegates from several counties met to decide the future of a proposed railroad organization. Springfield delegates bitterly opposed the Perton and Southeastern plan and urged a charter naming termini and touched points. A committee recommended keeping the organization intact while allowing Springfield to form new charters and possibly consolidate with Dayton and Southeastern later. Delegates plan to travel to Xenia and Springfield today.
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Daily Times Cuilcome
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Generoy
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Xenia
Republican Caucus and State Convention Notes
The caucus met at noon selecting Duncan of Morrow for the Judiciary Committee and Waters of Warren for the Penitentiary Committee, replacing Scott and Duncan respectively. The State Dental Convention convened this morning with about forty delegates and the secretary’s report read. The funeral of Dr S M Smith is held at the Second Presbyterian Church with physicians, students, and many citizens in attendance to honor a friend.
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Morrow
Judiciary
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Warren
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Second Presbyterian Church
Arkansas Militia Command Reassignments Reported
Special Pigrich reports to the Daily Times that Brig. Gen. Ti. King White of the Arkansas Militia is assigned to command the First Military District with Gen. Bull in the Second, Stirman in the Third, and Armstead to the fourth. The militia is expected to reorganize. A Venona Miss dispatch notes West, the Democratic candidate for the State Senate, with an eight hundred vote majority across three counties.
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State Senate
Hog market steadies as light receipts persist
In Louisville on December 2 the hog market remains firm with light receipts. packers are paying around 7.25 to 7.70 per hundredweight. Season-to-date killed and live heads total about 1,618 heads and 188,91 heads respectively.
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Smallpox Alarm Sparks Docks Disinfection at Victoria
A vessel named Abbotsford arriving from Antwerp to New York triggered a smallpox scare. Cases were removed to hospital, vessel disinfected, remaining passengers had already departed to Liverpool before the warning was discovered.
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New York
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Liverpool
Emigration Plans Bloom Among Alabama Colored Men
Reports from 19th century Alabama indicate a meeting of colored men from twenty cotton counties to discuss emigration to states where Black populations are the majority. The movement is described as strong with a sizable fund plan. Nearby towns report unsettled political chatter and a divided business sector across multiple establishments. Senator Howe advocates Carpenter for the Senatorship in a December note from Minwaree.
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Prince Eas
River News In December From Cincinnati Towboats At Work
December reports detail arrivals from Cincinnati to Salt Valley and Janiate with Mallie deetand I as part of iron cargo movements. The towboat Mary Davidge is being prepared for tow operations as a dozen towboats progress slowly, with Janiata expected to depart to St. Louis this afternoon. Pilots James Stewart and Leather-Paterson are cited, and weather is described as mild with rapidly rising show.
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James Stewart
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Covington Ring Theft Leads to City Dock Court Case
A long, mixed cover story from Covington describes a diamond ring theft and a police investigation into a ring operation. Officers, including Lieutenant Butts, recovered goods from several suspects at local hotels and homes. The case, involving items ranging from dishes to bedding, moves to Mayor Athey for action.
House Bills Debated In Third Edition Session
The Daily Times notes bills introduced this afternoon in the House. Hodge proposes taxing church property Ford seeks to punish tearing down signs or destroying property Stone targets nighttime entry of corn cribs or poultry houses as burglary Testman would permit Master Commissioners to hire auctioneers to sell real estate Gowly would authorize Township Clerks to draw on the Township Treasurer without the Board of Education president's signature.
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Postmaster General opposes Brooklyn and New York post office consolidation
The Postmaster General today indicated he was not favorably inclined to merging the Brooklyn post office with New York, a proposal urged by a Department Special Agent. He had not read the agent's report and did not expect to.
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Annual Session of the State Grange President's Address
The first Alabama Mate Grange met with fifty delegates from sixty five counties. Mr. Chambers delivered an elaborate address opposing numerically based representation and urged memorials to Congress on the cotton tax and an agent in Washington. He urged a state survey for mineral advantages to promote migration and cooperation with the Grange, condemned the dead fall whisky traffic near plantations, proposed county deputies, acknowledged aid from the National body, urged a central Grange hub and a state fair, and called for reform of fertilizer procurement. He stressed raising supplies at home to reduce middlemen and improve self sufficiency for Southern farmers.
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France Abreast Over Maois in Paris Council
In Paris the draft message to the assembly was read by President McMahon. Ministers opposed the proposed paragraph on raising the state of siege, arguing it needed for safety after Radicals won municipal elections. Cabinet members also challenged how constitutional laws were cited. A first council to decide these issues is set for today.
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London. Test from Africa report on slavery abolition
Advices from Cape Coast Castle reach London dated November 7. Governor Shabang presented the Jacen's sapee to the King and native chiefs, claiming England saved them from rain and slavery is abolished.
Train wreck near Woodville leaves passengers injured
Conductor Eastman's train derailed while leaving Plymouth at 1:36 A. M. near Woodville. Engine and tender stayed on track, but a passenger car toppled, killing brakeman Fred Brown and injuring several others. Listed wounded include Kimsbull, Lee, Foster of Portland, Howman, Hall, a woman with internal injuries, and others.
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Proctor Suit Delayed In Tilton Case In New York
New York December reports Fane Dean Proctor's damages suit against Tilton postponed until tomorrow. The Tweed habeas corpus case appeared before Judge Barrett. The prisoner reportedly ill and not in court, brought from the penitentiary. writ denied, prisoner remanded to seek remedy on writ of error.
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Arsonist Clerk Pleads to Bribery Charge in Trial
In Cucaco December, John T. Allen a clerk at Preston pleaded guilty to attempting bribery. The case involved a consigner of corn Katy Wenpeek and an era of alleged corruption. Court records show the clerk faced credible evidence and related bribery counts.
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John T. Allen
I'reston
Katy Wenepeek
Trainee Killed by Freight Locomotive in Harbor Creek
Reed, a Harbor Creek farmer near this city, was fatally mangled by two freight locomotives today. His head was torn off and his body mangled after he attempted to jump onto a moving train and fell.
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King goes to fort Alcatras aboard McPherson vessel
In San Francisco on December 2 the King proceeds to fort Alcatras aboard the frescoer McPherson. The steam er Fenrcis Will will transport him to Mare Island.
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Fenrcis
Mare Island
Principals and Teachers Associations Threaten Energy Boost
The monthly meetings of the Principals and Hamilton County Teachers Associations are described as dull. A push to revive interest is discussed, with Captain E F Ransom of Massachusetts to deliver a critical address on current teaching methods, promising a sharp, revealing critique of cramming.
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Proposal to Abolish Cincinnati Police Board
A Cincinnati bill introduced by John M. Patterson from Hamilton County seeks to abolish the Board of Police Commissioners. It would vest police powers in the Mayor and a Superintendent, with the Mayor appointing top officers, setting salaries, and controlling operations and records, similar to present law but with mayoral authority replacing the commission. The measure outlines staffing caps, appointments, and a Clerk of the Police Department.
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Funeral Notice for Glynn Widjaw to Be Held December 2
The notice records the funeral arrangements for Glynn Widjaw, with December 2 as the date. It notes a service time and location, and mentions the decedent's employment and a connected organization. Details are limited due to the fragmented text.
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Weloek Pe M
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