Assassination Rumor Denied. Elections and Trials
The item notes the claim that Louis Downing chief of the Cherokees was assassinated is false and that he remains in Washington. It reports Reynolds nomination confirmation, a New Jersey prayer service, a manslaughter conviction, and various political and local incidents including a bill to divide Ohio into three judicial districts and a refinery accident in Cleveland. It also mentions labor conventions, stock market observations, and other scattered items from New York and national news.
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Washington
Thomas Reynolds
Jermecy Senate
de. Galentine
Cleveland
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Farragut
Middleville
White
St. Louis
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Peter Carey
House Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Senana
Fragmented crowd incident described in torn notes
Disjointed passage details a chaotic scene with stabbings and arrests, referencing Mike, Lareeny, Dan Wallace, John Connor, and Reddy. It hints at a clash at a meeting, escape, and subsequent pursuit by officers, amid broader notes about Alabama crates and a Tribune Washington range.
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Aries Rous
Dan Wallace
John Connor
Reddy
Tost
Alabama
the Tribune
Washington
Armistice Extended as Belfort Bombardment Continues
In Europe Gambetta voices bombastic rhetoric as armistice extends to eastern France while Bourbonaki’s army pursues its campaign. Belfort remains under bombardment with ongoing artillery actions.
Schenck's Departure Delayed on State Department Request
A passenger steamer scheduled to sail from New York to Liverpool today has again been postponed at the request of the State Department. The vessel, part of the Liners fleet, delays its voyage as diplomats seek to resolve pending issues before departure.
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Associated Press
Schenck
Liverpool
New Myonk
State Department
Arkansas Legislature Imbroglio in Senate and House
Memphis February 1 report says Brooke was stricken from the Senate rolls by a 16 to 7 vote. His credentials were later labeled as annes Credentials. In the House impeachment articles against Lieutenant Governor Johnson were indefinitely postponed by 48 to 30.
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Brooke
Senate
Annes
Johnson
Senate Debates Tax Repeal and Conference Request
The Forty first Congress on January 31 debated returning the House income tax repeal bill, the Senate appointing Scott Conkling and Casserly for a conference. The House considered harbor repairs and a Navy damage claim, while debates on bounty land for late war veterans and the origin of a bill to repeal the income tax continued. The Senate adjourned after executive session and conference appointments.
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France
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Trumbull
Sherman
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Georgia
Gambetta to Prefects and Smyrna Flood Toll
A Bordeaux dispatch reports Gambetta telegraphs the Bordeaux Government will announce its resolution after consulting the Paris envoy. He urges firmness, confidence, and nonstop drill of recruits during armistice respite. London Conference notes order to halt troop dispatch to France. A Smyrna telegram says floods destroyed dykes, inundated much of the city, and caused many drownings.
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New Armistice Extension Reported for Eastern France
APrussian dispatch notes a new extension of the armistice to eastern France with fears of disturbances after reported firing in Belleville and Villette. Versailles confirms armistice in the west and north with no trouble, and extension to the Estore Department. Military operations by Generals Manteuffel Werder Bourbaki Garibaldi cease today.
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Reform Act Laborers Law Regulating Students Votes
Mysterious Jack Connolly appears in dispatches to Cincinnati. Hamilton County reformers vow to back proposals, oppose backtracking, and push salary cuts. Senate Bill by Jameson trims annual salaries from four thousand to three thousand, with springdale and regional votes noted.
Convention of Coal Operators and Miner Strike Action
The report notes a convention of coal operators and a miners strike causing dull business activity. Working men’s Benevolent Association appears connected to the labor dispute, reflecting tensions and efforts to organize amid reduced activity and negotiations.
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Working-men’s Benevolent Association
Trial of Camdeg Election Rioters Reported
The Camdeg election rioters have spent two weeks in the United District Court. More than sixty witnesses have been examined and many more are expected to testify. The February trial continues as court proceedings unfold.
Not a Port of Entry at Magdalena Bay
San Francisco January 31 reports Magdalena Bay in Lower California is not a port of entry. Any goods landed there are liable to confiscation. The brig Curléw, chartered by the Tower California Company, sailed without papers after being refused clearance for Magdalena. It is not probable that more emigrants will be obtained.
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Rivas
Fabtic
Magdalena Bay
Lower
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Curléw
Tower California Company
Magdalena
Great Distress in Paris and Northern France Invasion
Reports from January 30 describe Gambetta pressing for information from Favre at Versailles to reveal the German forces near Paris. Demonstrations erupt in several towns against armistice or territorial violation while Lyons resists German advance. Abbeyville reportedly invested as French resolve and uncertainty shape reactions to potential peace conditions.
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Defeat of Governor's Party Stuns State House
The House adjourned after a heated roll call on the previous question, 380 to 39, with the Speaker ruling the motion out of order. Applause erupted in the lobby as supporters and spectators reacted, marking the first major setback for the Governor's party and signaling rising tensions between factions.
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Galeries
P. M
Anthracite coal operators urged to meet in Espidel pia
Pennsylvania report notes a call from the President of the Anthracite Board of Trade for coal operators in the Schuylkill region to gather in Espiedel pia on Thursday. All operators are urged to attend, regardless of association ties, with talks focusing on measures affecting the general trade.
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Monetary Market Roundup in New York January 31
Monetary news from New York reports generally quiet conditions for Shore and Dover bonds with steady Government issues. Money remains easy at major banks as rail and telegraph firms show varied results. listed stocks include Union Pacific at 7 and mixed readings for other rail lines and Chicago area issuers.
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Emperor to be ordered to Berlin and armistice rules
Lompon January 31 12 30 PM report says the Emperor will depart France after meeting the National Assembly and is expected to return to Berlin soon. A note claims today a German plan to begin stringent passport enforcement during the armistice.
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OS ‘Lompon
Market Report From Toropo and Brrao January 31
Wheat and corn prices show firmness with No 2 softened notes while oats hold steady in Michigan markets. Cattle receipts total 362 head with near term activity easing. Ohio steers average around 1,100 to 1,500 pounds, Illinois 1,040 to 1,286, and feed and whiskey markets display limited movement as futures bounce.
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Old Ohio River tale of a Hoosier on a steamboat
An aged reminiscence told among steamboat crews recounts a Hoosier aboard a riverboat who provokes Captain Perry with a drink request then ends up in a wild night. A stranger threatens to force entry, a bowie knife appears, a pistol follows, and a daring escape to the water wins the narrator freedom.
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Mississippi
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Spail
Lyileville
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Mie
Provisions Forwarded to Paris Amid Paris Capitulation
Immense quantities of provisions have been sent north for Paris as efforts to repair the Soissons line proceed. A direct route will be restored in eight days, with forty eight hours cited for the repair. The capitulation of Paris has caused a prevailing sense of stupor in northern France.
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Ce E
Soissons
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Distress in Paris Amid German Blockade Refuels Shortages
Paris faces severe distress as railways impede provisioning and German forces divert supplies for first necessity goods. The city bleeds under curbs while essentials run scarce and civilians suffer from reduced access.
Marquis Davala J Seeks to Complete Nine-Act Affiliation
Portugal January 30 report notes Marquis Davala J pressing to finalize formation of nine agate. The Bishop of Nien has withdrawn from the Ministry.
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Marquis Davala J
9 Agate
Nien
Armistice turmoil as French forces face setback in Loire advance
Postal links reopen between London and Paris as Bonapartists seek deals with Count Bismarck. Paris army officials announce renewed delays to conference due to illness, while William’s autograph letter to the Pope signals peace hopes. Prussian forces trap Bourbaki near the Swiss border and seize prisoners. armistice terms keep guards and police in place and discharge francs-tireurs. Public funds stay in Paris.
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Ering
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Impeachment Move Marks Senate Row Over Governor
The Senate convened as the Lieutenant Governor called order while a political clash unfolded over the governor. Officers appeared to be ready, and a committee report alleged impeachable offenses tied to high crimes and misdemeanors related to conduct and oaths. Brooks faced pressure amid a tense chamber as impeachment inquiries proceeded.
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Boy defies river without mother's leave in dusk tale
A mother watches and fears for Mifred as he slips toward a river at sunset. The neighbor pressures him to confess his disobedience before Alfred arrives home, and the boy recalls promising his mother not to go without consent. He explains helping Jane with cows and keeping his word. A final note mentions a trademark for water bottles.
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