Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippet Mix
A garbled OCR of various items mentions deaths from smallpox in Philadelphia, a Patoka Indiana death, taxation bills in Germany, French amnesty decrees, railroad liv estock rates, and political debates. Disjointed notes touch on voting, a murder, a trot race in San Francisco, and a Boston banquet.
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University At
Edinburgh
J. Bingham
Bingham Brothers
Patoka
Gibson County
Ind
Philadelphia
Herr Dellbruck
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Phil Paelphis
Prince of Wales Death Rumors Sweep London
Special dispatches from New York to December 11 report the Prince of Wales has died and that latest bulletins from Sandringham show no improvement. Physicians confirm grave symptoms, with London and the kingdom in anxious excitement as the royal family withdraws from public life and expectant crowds gather outside the palace.
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Leznam
Sandringham
William Jenner
Prince of Wales
Loxbos
Saasdringham
London
Peigeen
New York
Loxpon
Admission Bill and Senate Moves Amid Turmoil
The text outlines debates on admission of Colorado, duty free materials for reconstriction, and political maneuvers in Congress. It notes Pierrepont joining the Cabinet, Ways and Means session during holidays, and petitions regarding salt duty and envelope manufacturing impacts on mercantile interests. It mentions Sumner seeking excusal from a committee role and the Southern Claims Commission report opposition leaning Democratic.
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SoDeve
Cherniele
Wasnxotom
Colorado
Committee On Territories
Wo Witneis
Pierrepont
Ways and Means
Southern Claims Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Fay
J Joint Committee
Senate
Sumner
New York
Market Factions, Bank Doubts, and Political Tensions Rise
A New York Times Dispatch notes a fairly active stock week with limited speculative moves and a failed bid to lock up greenbacks. Prices advance but fluctuations remain modest as reforms to bank returns are demanded. Sentiment shifts amid Grant opposition, inter national parade suppression, and a rising Catholic Union backed by figures like Charles O Conor and Eugene Kelly.
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Times and Chronicle
New York
Horace Greeley
George Wilkes
Grant
Wilkes
Tribune
Catholic Union
Charles O’conor
Eugene Kelly
Henry L. Hoguet
Minister drowned body identified at East River crossing death at Vanderbilt line
The Rev Edward Cs minister dies yesterday and Wilbur H Ramsay identified as drowning victim found Friday in East River. Another man killed near Fourth Avenue Vanderbilt Rail Road Saturday night. Mission board meeting notes condemn the International Association. Bishops Tut tle Clarkson and others spoke on missionary work and civilization of the red man. police arrest reported at Co Bolton Institute area. red flag restored.
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Fiudden Beath
Mission Board
Internationals
New York
Edward Cs
Trindied
Oomgh
Daeweeei
East River
Wilbur H. Ramsay
Oor
Vanderbilt
Fourth Avenue
Hinman
Oregon
Tuttle
Montana
Clarkson
Nebraska
J. Develin
McCann
International Association
Coo
Institute
Co'dock
Epee Square
Effects of the Czar Speech and Cuban Dispatches
Berlin reacts to the czar speech at the Georgenfest as a peace guarantee and end to French hopes while Madrid reports Grant’s message on the Cuban crisis. Britain and Spain discuss U S neutrality, with 4000 troops, two generals, and four ironclads slated for Cuba. Geneva Conference notes tie to the Alabama claims and British Hornet case precedents.
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Czar
New York
Berlin
Yzar
Europe
London
Madrid
Grant
Cuba
New Yor
United States
Council
Washington
Spain
Florida
Florence
Beriia
Meehan jury impaneling under way as case proceeds
NartTex reports jury selection for the Meehan case began at 10 am. By noon seven jurors were sworn, twelve jurors being formed. The defendant appeared well and calm in custody. In Renner v Bennett, the coroner election contest, Jno A McMahan argued that inmates of the Soldiers Home lacked voting rights. the inmates reportedly voted for the contestor who would have won the office.
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Times and Chronicle
NartTex
Meehan
Renner
Court defense man argues letter not by prisoner
December session details the defense argument about a letter said to be written "At Home" on Saturday. The defense claims the writer could not be the deceased while she was in Cincinnati and could not have been delivered in time for a Monday reply. The article also covers remarks by Judge Pugh on jury responsibility, insanity considerations, and other testimony surrounding the case.
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Times and Chronicle
Culliceing
Dickey
Cincinnati
Greenfield
George E. Pugh
Blackburn
Wilson
Ross County
E Inito
Cal Micme
Egeat
Lake
Baste
Cain
Tae A
Tae Weinien
Blackbre
Aan
Strain
Stinepeosier
Tobie RO
Conela
Miesse
Belf
Pugh
Londay
Everculaneum
Lord ‘Nelson
John Samuel
L Clover
Europe
America
Paris
Americas
Kishab Phunder
England
Isomba Garu
Taeelyn Sorhealin
Camahorite
James Sowers
Sowers
Pees
Brine
Milton Dunieg
A. J. Wright
Ben Pat
McGarraugh
Arties
Lewis Grubb
Grubb
Fanny Blackburn
Seccd
Lowell
Pricr
Tely
Neal
Arenide
Medical testimony in Baltimore case referenced poisons
December 9 Annapolis report notes sworn testimony as Prof Wm E Aiken of Baltimore discusses analysis of alleged poison said to be General Betanany. Court adjourned after further medical remarks by C Chew and Prof F T Meils.
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Annapolis
C. Chew
F. T. Meils
Wm. E. Aiken
Baltimore
Sai Estee
Betanany
Unclear special dispatch from Matamoras on rebel movements
A Matamoras dispatch says the unconditional survivor of Saltillo with government troops fled to Matamoras amid rebel activity. General Trevino commands a revolt suppressing force, while another rebel leader consolidates strength. No Juarez regulars were reported in the advance. The arrival sparked fear and unease among locals.
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New York
Matamoras
Mexico
Saltillo
Trevino
Revols
Juarez
Man Named Lars Jonevok Charged in a Death
December 11 report from Axxton describes Lars Jonevok accused in a fatal assault on Burns Smith, a harness maker. The victim was beaten to death with a wooden stick after an alleged confrontation. Smith is in custody as the community reacts to the violent incident.
Tannery Burned in Ohio Loss Estimated at Ten Thousand
Special Dispatch reports Harter's tannery in Newville Ohio burned yesterday morning destroying its entire stock. Loss about ten thousand dollars. Fire suspected to be incendiary.
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Times and Chronicle
Lowpoxville
Harter’s
Newville
Ohio
River flood update and steamer incidents spill details
The river has fallen five inches since Saturday leaving six feet to Cairo and Reeves. The Great Republic remains at Reeves in a precarious condition while J F Tolle is stuck at Horn Lake and Kate Kinney at Reeves. James Russell of Belle of St Louis dies at the wheel from apoplexy, leaving a wife and family. The Edinburgh shows lower water with freight and tonnage shifts noted. Departures include Kate Kinney and Sallie, with Evansville to New Orleans reports and weather described as pleasant.
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Cairo
Reeves
Great Republic
J. F. Tolle
Horn Lake
Kate Kinney
James Russell
Belle of
Elinburgh
Ohio River
Evansville
Orleans
Clarksville
Kinney
New Orleans
Kvaceville
S A.M
Hep and Supper at Avon Hall Avondale Festival
A Saturday festival at Avon Hall Avondale hosted by local ladies for Episcopal Church benefit drew pleasant attendance and good returns. Heidel's Band provided music during the afternoon and evening with a closing hop and supper featuring Hildel's Band. Citizens from nearby villages are urged to attend. proceeds fund church needs.
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Avondale
Avon Hall
Episcopal Church
Heidel
Hildel
Tan
Sumner Pushes Revenue Bills and Tax plan Debated
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes Senator Sumner’s revenue bill proposing a unified tax system, abolishing internal revenue machinery, and using stamps for total spirit tax. Sherman objects, debate centers on constitutionality and tax reductions, with the bill referred to the Finance Committee. House actions include foreign relations and census appropriations, while Senate discussions cover retrenchment and civil service reform amid Conkling and Sumner exchanges.
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Times and Chronicle
Washenetos
Sumner
Sherman
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Banks
Committee On Foreign Relations
Garfield
Foreign Affairs
Trumbull
Chicago
Conkling
Campbell
Ohio
Sowers Sentenced for Forgery in Chillicothe Court
The Chillicothe court sentenced James Sowers, long convicted of forgery on two indictments, to three years in the penitentiary, the minimum term, after considering his prior good character and mercy pleas. The report also covers debates over the Blackburn mystery and state testimony inconsistencies.
Dayton Panel Challeneged as Jury Venire Exhausted
Special dispatch from Dayton Ohio reports at 2 o clock the defense peremptorily challenged a juror causing the panel to be challenged again. The venire of thirty six was exhausted and a special venire was granted by the court. The jury was being formed at 5 30 and the State continued challenges as the panel remained open.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayton, O
Agai
Property rights and limitations in early stated cases
A fragmented summary notes cases on feme sole status and property rights under a 19th century statute, addressing a woman suing for assault and battery, the impact of contract-based empowerment, and whether a wife’s property could be affected by her husband’s curtesy. It also mentions disputes over taxation authority within townships, village authority to tax, and mandamus for payment, plus a land sale and foreclosure case affecting a wife’s title and her husband’s curtesy.
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Kansas
Land Office
Neodesba
Lewis Hill
Beatty
Fentress
Solid Rock
San Francisco
Boston
Medis
Bassett
Medlicott
Supreme
Topeka
Whalley
Point
Church of Rome
Gladstone
Justina Wilmot Ve
Friend
Namares
Ad Corporation
Shaaron
Iitmisa
Aut Bois
Wisteid Court
Gominger
Ini
Vnsts
Supreme Court
Reine
Kelle
Horstman
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London Echo
France
Belgium
de. Chipley
New York Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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Pope
the Prince Royal
D'Spatch
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Beveridge
Germany
Dayton
Chillicothe
Ntes
Brooklyn
Broadway
Ronan
Van
Worth
Courtias
Dakota
Om Pet Fee
Additional River News
Menruis
the Dying Prince
Lospos
Binners
Columbus
Times'and Chronicle
Colcembees
Reform School
Banday- Echeel
Board of Managers
State Library
Wms
Henry Smith
Hayes
W. H. Johnson & CO
Black Goonps
Fourth Street
Vine
Tom McGehan
ST. Louis
National Board of Trade
I ¥Right
Gilpin
Ilinois
Quincy
Beale
Executive Council
Congress
Philadelphia Commercial Exchange
Interet
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Ver Ropes
J. Adolphus Mingtor
BP Cain
Opdyke
Mr. C
National Reel Bank
E. W. Fox
Dominion Board of Trade
Ouse
Court Bulletin
Common Pleas, Retore Judge Force
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Gibson
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Burnet
Lamber
Lsat x Tre
H. Snow
Murdock
Decker
Phillippina Kaisel
G Eaisel
Susanna Buchanan
Robert G. Horn
Conklin
Superior Court
Taft
Kirk
Cheever
Mowry
Underwear
Centlemen
Wilson Bros
Pike’s Opera-House
T. Ford
Hasagor
Macauley
National Theatre
Ef Téla
Nonris
Oro
Wiles
Mer
Walnut Hills
OLD Methodist Caurch
Kemper Lane
WLAN
A. W. Cor
Walnut Sts
Betts
Profarce Place
Sam't Barrett
Vine St
West Third Street
First National Bank Building
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Massa & Bice
Ekoe
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West Fourth St
KR. J. Atkins
Plage
West Fourth Street
Melodee
Houbes, &O
Anes
Greenup Price
Sulale
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