Daring Texan Robbery Stuns Madison Street Bank District
Special to the Daily Times reports a bold morning robbery in Pits Texx near Madison street. A man using the alias W R Parker rented a basement behind a counter and held up banks and insurance offices. Panic rose as the suspect fled by a gate as a crowd gathered. details remain unclear.
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Texx
Madison Street
W. R. Parker
Brady
Kirk
Greghateeva
Departmental Receipts Exceeding Expenditures This Year
Dispatch reports the Department expects a larger dispatch budget this fiscal year as half year ends and receipts and expenditures indicate growth. The Daily Times notes the department anticipates higher spending and revenue projections, with ongoing fiscal scrutiny amid current financial trends.
Fragmented political tirade from Civil War era North
A garbled regional letter condemns Democrats in the North and comments on Southern politics and constitutional matters. The writer questions convention votes and cites figures like Grant, implying frustration with party alignments and urging awareness of Southern conditions.
Police Court Convicts Verheim for Incorribility
In the morning session Judge Marchant convicts Fred Verheim of incorrisibility and commits him to the House of Parliament. County Commissioner Huff expresses concern that keeps him away from the Court-house. Haumgardue? Prthiae without his Damon ix distress
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Fred Verheim
Marchant
Huff
Sommat Ao
Haumgardue
Prthiae
Damon ix
Fragmentary 19th Century Ohio River Village Notice
A garbled regional text from a January issue describes a village on the Ohio River near Evansville Indiana. It mentions crops such as corn and potatoes, drought impacts, church and school life, food provisions, local labor demand, and price guidance for commodities. It references local numbers and wages and notes various unsettled civic concerns.
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Ohio River
Evansville
Indiana
Éoherrom
Bop
Maxville Town Notes on Local Resources and Growth
Maxville in Perry City lies two miles south of New Lexington with several iron ore banks and rich geology. The report notes potential investment interest in the area and hints at steady activity in the local economy as of January 30.
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Maxville
Perry City
New Lexington
Private meeting panel drafts loyalty address by Southern representatives
A delegation including Rapier of Alabama Price of North Carolina and Gibbs of Arkansas with Frederick Douglass Langston and others met in Washington to publish a strongly worded appeal. They warn that Democratic victory could drive Black citizens to neutrality or require federal protection urging Congress to act to preserve liberty and restore order amid rising tensions.
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Daily Times
Dolores
Washington
Rapier
Alabama
B. Binchback
A M. Gibbs
Arkansas
George W. Price
North Carolina
Frederick Douglass
Downing
Langston Wach
Burras
Augusta
Apethy
Berty
Ieee Als
Price
N.C
General Assembly Delays as Revenue Bill Changes Pass
Special Dispatch reports on February debate in the Senate over a fee bill, amendments altering clerks and sheriff percentages by county population, and a substitute measure by Mr. Goodhue. The House considers extra taxes for Belmont railroad improvements and other county levies, while a sparsely attended State Bar meeting adjourns without organizing.
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Seuste
Oren
Keno Ee
Ingee Burns
Goodhue
Armvteong
Belmont
Belvide
Armstrong
Baker
Fairfield County
Hocking Valley
Robbery Suspects Fled Into Canebrakes After Attack
Report describes robbers fleeing in a skiff within thirty minutes of the crime. Brady the messenger, though badly beaten, is not dangerously hurt. Express officers assess the loot and believe the attackers may be part of a larger group tied to God’s something, with authorities startled by the violence.
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Brady
Express
Unclear excerpt prompts tense verdict note
Fragmentary text hints at a legal or judicial context with references to verdicts and professionals. No clear events, names, dates, or places are readable. The item resembles a damaged OCR snippet lacking concrete details for a full card.
The Case of Anthony Duffy in Police Court
The case of Anthony Duffy charged with perce secred at 8 morning in police court continues.
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Anthony Duffy
Davenport Clab Honors Sullivan Operetta at Fon’s Hen Night
The Davenport Clab gathers honors for Sullivan operetta Contrabansista or Brigands with a promised performance at Fon’s Hen next Thursday. Arrests and police notes show January totals, with 646 cases in police court and 360 sent to workhouse. One dramatic line recalls a killer’s bloodstone, and a self-traced danger for enemies as a violent confrontation unfolds.
Work-house Sentences Pass By Judge Marchant This Morning
Fragmented OCR reads list of names and sentences given by Judge Marchant this morning. Entries include Kribs Petit Tareeny two months Harris deunken Hess two months Stewart street beginning days Darlin onmess zero or few days and Fox vugran with various day counts.
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Marchant
Join Kribs
Petit Tareeny
Wm. Harris
Deunken- Hess
C.M. Stewart
Street Bergin
C ‘Darlin Onmess
P Hoes
Jane
Davec
Meg
John Fox
Vugran
Harmonic Concert Debut Promises Rare Excellence
The first Harmonic Concert to-night aims for a crowded house with the Mendelssohn quintet of Boston and a chorus of two hundred voices. Selections include First Walpurgis Night and the Quintette in B flat Op 87, with performances by Miss Clara Bernale and Coetterman Rudel among the soloists and ensemble.
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Sigs
Boston
Mendelssohn
Clara ‘Bernale
Ann
Coetterman
Rudel Ennig
Masterly Work Impresses At Exposition Display
A famed painting from last year’s Exposition remains fresh in readers’ minds as a great modern work. The article notes the artist Nehlig’s mastery in handling complex subjects and dense composition, praising its bold character and advanced technique that sets it apart from much Western art.
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Nehlig
President of Work House Board Convicted in Bribery Case
In a 1875 case in which Edward Kistner, head of the Work-house Board, was arrested for receiving a $25 bribe to appoint Jacob Weiterer as a guard, the trial featured lengthy testimony. Weiterer admitted paying Kistner. Kistner had collected the fee but claimed ignorance of its purpose. the defense and prosecution sparred over motives, with Judge and witnesses portraying a difficult public duty. The jury found Kistner guilty after cross examinations and closing arguments by Prosecutor Campbell. a resignation letter from Kistner accompanied the proceedings.
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Edward Kistner
Board of Direct
Jacob Weiterer
Coun
Wilay
Col
T.€. Campbell
Acoly Wetterer
Kistner
Weiterer
Campbell
F Fnally
Weierer
Kistnir
Kistair
Piterorald
Wilterer
Wetterer
Kito
Camphe
Siphav
Kiptner
Aistaer
Bru
Bart Sniel
Tee
Fj Weetttrers
Heer
Mr. Kistner
Ular
Committee of Safety
M. Pattison
Cotta
Weather notes from Cotter on coldest day in winters
Fragmented report records Cotter weather with snowfall of two inches and rain, noting February 9 as exceptionally cold and suggesting the season’s severity. Mentions fruit destruction in cold periods and remarks from J W Maustrr on conditions and lack of examination in favorable cases.
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Cotter
Zercy
Jon
J. W
Scandal Trial Opens In Brooklyn Courtroom Crowd Gathers
In New York during February a Brooklyn court heard the seamy details of a major scandal trial. Tilton testified about his marriage to Beecher's sister and outlined funds and property, including ownership of the New York Tribune share and a west Saemeen farm. The judge addressed testimonial rights and marital communications while witnesses described sources of money and the Beecher circle.
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New York
Brooklyn City
Tilton
Pol Theodore
Vindge Holerton
Meg Beecher
Sinte
Beecher
Gad
Aden Beecher
ISTH
Tia
Tribvwr
Westle Saemeen
Thiscwendt
Woodruff & Rob.inven
Bowen
Laleel the Gelden Agread
Moulies
Beeeher
Weteck Tahoe
Ventina Moulton
Saaeher
Sieh
Rowen
Juror Examinations in Routine Court Session
The court adjourned at noon after detailing juror examinations this morning. Eleven jurors sworn, with one more to be chosen this afternoon. Several jurors excused for opinions on testimony or capital punishment, and others challenged peremptorily or accepted after examination. The panel resumed with continued voir dire in the Boyle vs City case regarding Gilbert avenue work and bond funding.
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Speer
George
Herron
W.cornall
Aaron Craig
William Nash
Elliott
Wear Sharon
W. TE Hane
Aid
Jacob Addison
S.A. Allgeyer
Samuel Wamsley
Potes m
Davi A. Pierson
Clever
Amos W. Atherton
Andrew
Tuell
Chalien
Hathaway
James Mullholland
Noebee Passmore
Crosby
Aie
David i
Alvah Seals
Hind
Peinion
W.B. T
Arter
Mantor
Charles Ricker
Thornell
Cam Dewnivon
Whitle
Extone Poona
CIA
Ison
oSosiak
Velsek
Jorgen
Warrington
Revival meetings begin as city burns claim on market street
Old city notes revival services by Mrs Mavic Vanott begin today as a fire on Market and Elo streets causes about ten thousand dollars in damage. The event follows reports in the State Supreme Court on cases including James Barron and Dr Charles Forti with writs of error still pending.
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Mavic Vanott
Good Shepherd
Asam
Market Sud
Loreal Dee
James Barron
Charles Forti
State Supreme Cour
Milwaukee Tennis Match Result Notes With Incomplete Scores
A partial recap from Milwaukee shows United St results with players Carpenter Cole Ryan Price and Warleton listed. The fragment indicates a heading match update with a mix of numbers and abbreviations, but many details appear truncated or garbled.
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Milwaukee
United St
Carpenter
Cole
Ryan
Price
Wwarelton
Abvent
Indian Agency reports Kiowa surrender and Comanche raid
Special Dispatch from Washington February 1 details Kiowa Chief Big How surrender with four men and twelve women and children. Reports Comanche band that fled to Mexico attacked near the Rio Grande. fifteen Indians, including two chiefs, killed. Cheyennes reportedly divided on surrender. Also covers House rule changes, Dam proposal for the Ohio River, Bristow’s illness, and Spain indemnity settlement ending the Virginius affair.
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Washington
Fort S.H
I. T
Big How
Ife
Mexico
Rio Grande
Texas
House
Hale
Randall
Committee On Rules
Negley
House Commerce Committee
Ohio River
Bristow
Satir Spears
Spain
Virginius
Virginias
Messrs
Randall and
Aotee
Yeas
Maya
Susand i Atiees
Siaatone
Death of Frank D. Whetstone Senior Partner at Whetstone Brothers
Frank D. Whetstone, senior member of the Linseed oil firm Whetstone Brothers of Base Eighth Street, died at Mount Auburn after weeks of illness. He left a widow, three children, and a legacy tied to wealth and public service, including a connection to Senator Whetsone and Ohio General Awepit.
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Mount Auburn
Frank D
Whetstone
Whetstone Brothers
Muric
Ohio
Editor inquiry on Park Wendi mission and Hot 7 rees
Editor asks why the Park Wendi mission ended, noting confusion over Band pond and January timing. John Sullivan of the Timms press room seeks to inform friends that he has been in town all along, clarifying his identity amid naming inconsistencies.
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Daily Times
Wendisionera
John Sullivan
The
Timms
Sullivan
Fragmentary slate record hints at workhouse disorder themes
A garbled report notes a workhouse scene with references to misbehaviour and discipline. It mentions Harrison Carel and a breach of strict attention, with six people on the stone and coal shortages at the Marshal's office. It also alludes to departures and a county court term, amid disorderly conditions.
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Harrison Carel
Cel Daaederty
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