Ex Secretary Cox in Washington and New York obits
Ex Secretary Cox arrives in Washington while Rev Dr Skinner dies in New York. Gov Campbell of Wyoming Territory visits. Speaker George W Carter presides in Louisiana. Fire destroys Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph office. Georgia Senate debate stirs sensational questions. Victoria C Woodhall offered Hall of Representatives for an address. Embezzlement probe in school funds involving Gov Butler falters as witness Brock refuses to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Washington
Skinner
New York
Gov
Campbell
Wyoming Territory
Hill
Louisiana
George W. Carter
Cet
Fitch
Divini- Tuesaday
Pdr
Twentieth Ward
New York City
Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph Office
Senate
Georgia
Victoria C. Woodhall
Hall of Representatives
Ecclesiastical Council
Butler
Brock
Oneida Community and New York City Dispatches
Fragmentary notes summarize diverse 19th century topics. References include the Oneida Community bathing practices, Bennett’s new Nasau street building project, a slave named James Raulas dying aged 111, a dangerous forger Charles Brockway alias Oliver, Theodore Tilton launching The Golden Age, and turbulent European affairs with Germany Austria Russia and Turkey. Additional items mention a coroner’s verdict, bankruptcy Trustees, bur nt ostrich feathers, and a San Domingo dispatch. The collection resembles a dense metropolitan sheet with political, criminal, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon Bennett
Nasean Street
Ann and
Broadway
Bennett
Herald
James Raulas
Flushing
L. L
John Aspinwall
Aspinwall
Charles Brockway
Oliver
Jeland Faces Violent Opposition and US Protectorate Tensions
Reports say Jeland has met violent opposition from Baez opponents, with four armies in the field ready to act. Major cities are alarmed as efforts to test a US protectorate intensify. Gunboat pressure looms, while markets show heavy trading and mixed bond strength amid geopolitical strain.
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Jeland
Baez
United States
Washington and San Domingo Post Office Sale Debated
Dead Letter Office sale discussed amid post office appropriations and land office commissioner confirmation. Details remain unclear in fragmented OCR including names Washington San Domingo and Mogrue.
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Land Office
Reduction of Cincinnati Valuations and Lobby Efforts
Special dispatch reports Cincinnati valuation debate with claims reductions tied to state bodies. Columbus allegedly favored reduction more than Cincinnati, proposals included five to seven percent on lands outside the city, advocate Groesbeck argues against city loss at county expense. Certificates of incorporation filed for a company with capital of 1,000 dollars, offices in Mercer, Williams counties. A lobby caucus tonight with representatives to discuss issues affecting Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
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Cincinnati Times
Cinceny O
Cincinnati
Cimcinnati
Columbus
Teder Ta
Groesbeck
Fed Ceampney
Mercer
von W Si
Williams
Cinei
Hamilton County
French Assembly Ostracism Orders Elections For 8th Inst
In Bordeaux a decree orders National Assembly elections for the 8th inst. It bars from election those tied to the Empire era as ministers or state councillors and prefects who accepted office between December 24, 1851, and September 4, 1870. Jules Simon has arrived. General Manteuffel refuses to acknowledge armistice and drives French forces into Switzerland, while Lepchart commands the retreat. Buckingham presses suffrage remonstrance in New England. Sherman moves a pro France resolution, then withdraws and reintroduces it. The House debates seizing Oklahoma territory, and Jo Griffin Hill is admitted as senator from Georgia. House debates oath of office for those who participated in rebellion. bill passes. Ohio and Virginia judicial district measures pass. Conference appointed on ocean transport. Adjournment.
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Bornifex
Bordeaux
National Assembly
France
Jules Simon
Manteufpel
Abaki
Amy
Switzerland
Bonpraux
Manteulel
Lepchart
Billet
Wasmixaron
Buckingham
New England
Nye
Oklahoma
Sherman
Ohio
Sichihetaes
United States
Pomeroy
Sherfian
Et Shermss
Missouri River
Omaha
Schurz
Missouri
Senate
Blow
Brazil
Ree Sac &E
Joshua Hill
Seistor
Georgia
Hill
Fromeorgia
M . Williams
Jones
Covington
United
Arnell
Goness
Bingham
Judiciary Committee
OS Mellogg
Conn
Bourbaki Army Reports Invasion Of Switzerland
An official dispatch from Loxpox states Bourbaki is leading an 80,000 strong army into Switzerland and that federal authorities have urged cantons to prepare detention. Meanwhile postal service in Paris Versailles Havre and Digore has been restored linking to England. foreigners barred from Paris until revictuation, with no exception to the rule by German authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbaki
Switzerland
Loxpox
Paris
Londox
Odo Russell
Sls
Versailles
Verailles
Havre
Digore
England
Paria
Paris News Capsule: War Rumors and Political Moves
The report threads through Bourbaki, Rome, and Swiss diplomacy with references to peace terms, Belgian aid to Paris, and the French Assembly. It notes food shortages, frost damage in England, and German Prussia’s stance, while detailing royal appointments, protests, and the oath of fidelity by troops in Madrid amid a snowstorm.
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Rome
London
England
Phungiene
Gemma Sunvagh
Benin
Bordeaux
Spain
Christine Nilsson
Paria
Paris
Fineveremesh
Switzerland
Berlin
Prussia
Council of Ministers
Orleans
National Assembly
Sach
France
M. Favre
Prim
Gonzales Bravo
Madrid
Sickles
United States
Bismarck
Favre
Alsace
Lorraine
Belfort
Metz
Pondicherry
Wreaty
So.piens REPARING TO TAKE ApoAnt-or gue Homesreap
In a large Ohio Saturday night scene authorities describe efforts to organize a major undertaking. Officers were present to ensure orderly arrangements as a colonial plan seeks members and a future settlement. Soldiers and civic leaders discuss inviting a city to join a community effort of expansive scope.
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Ohio
Dalcety
Cilio
Eaton Register
A Woman With an Ossified Face at St Vincent Hospital
The Nashville Union reports on a patient at St. Vincent Hospital, Mrs. Carter, severely burned in a wartime accident. Her case details a horrific facial injury from a fire, attempted recovery, and the radical old-fashioned treatment, with broader digressions on ancient timekeeping. The column also recounts the elephant Romeo’s killing of his keeper, the ensuing veterinary operation to remove a tumor-like growth, and notes the animal’s recovery.
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Nashville Union
Amer
St. Vincet Hospital
South College
Carter
Medias
Romeo
Oene
Jefferson Street
Philadelphia
Steamship subsidy bills and Ohio judicial district split
Washington reports outline steamship subsidy bills before the Senate with totals for American and European lines and other routes, totaling millions over various terms. Ohio faces a division of its judicial districts urged by a state senate resolution, while pension and patent office notes appear. debt shows January reduction and balance figures.
Prussian report on Bourbaki retreat into Switzerland
A Swiss dispatch reports Belfort bombardment continues as Bourbaki's French army is driven southward. The main force is cut off and the remnant seeks refuge across the Swiss border while the Prussian offensive presses from the front.
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Belfort
Bourbaki
Switzerland
Stocks Steady as Bonds and rails show strength
New York markets show steady stocks with Lake Shore and Wabash strongest. Government and state bonds firm. Express and railroad issues mixed but later gains noted. Shipments of specie expected to reach around a million dollars with sixteen bond proposals totaling about 2 million dollars and awards ranging from 108.36 to 108.77.
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New York
Lake Shore Og Wabash
Wells
O& Ee
Tnied Staten
Central
Sado
Tealing
Midh Centra
Michigan ‘Southern
Cleveland
Northwestern
Ilweaukie
Toledo
Fort Wa
Wabash
Terre Haute
Alton
Boheme Haus
Murderer Hanlon Executed in Philadelphia Trial
In Philadelphia the jury found John Hanlon guilty of murder in the first degree. The execution followed, with the sheriff enforcing the state law as required. The February 1 report notes no emotion in resignation, and the incident recalls the tense atmosphere surrounding capital punishment at the time.
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Hanlon
Eee Pa
Kiling
Caen
John Hanlon
Death of Dominion Senate Member John Roms in Ontario
Hon. John Roms, a Dominion Senate member, died at his residence near Toronto on February 1. He previously served as president of the Grand Trunk Railway for ten years and was a prominent figure in the political sphere and government circles.
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Ponowro
Ontario
John Roms
Dominion Senate
Toronto
Yette
Ross
Grand Trunk Railway
Davis Elected United States Senator
The Legislature elected WW. G. Davis a Democrat from Piedmont as United States Senator to succeed Senator Willey by a US majority in Wrecking Virginia on February 1.
Murderer Hanged and Man Slated for Sentence in Cleveland
Cleveland reports two men awaiting punishment after violent incidents. William Schallenberg is sentenced to be hanged May 18 for murder, while Gallentine faces a manslaughter sentence to be handed down the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wm. Schallenberg
Gallentine
Market Report from Telegraph Sparks Mixed Prices
Latest markets show mixed moves with flour advancing while oats and pork futures weaken. Whitby wheat steadied while hog sales cooled. rib and bacon prices fluctuated with moderate demand and 1,700 head reported in receipts.
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Telegraph
Grain and livestock market report with dull trading
The report notes a generally dull grain market with little change in prices. Hog prices show heavy trading with buyers at 7 25 and sellers at 7 8. Cattle and sheep activity is limited as buyers’ views dominate.
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Ower
Indiana
Abov
Mosa
Life sketch of Captain Joseph Cromwell of Baltimore to Cincinnati hotel fame
The imperfect obituary traces Captain Joseph J. Cromwell born May 1786 in Baltimore. He sailed as a merchant shipmaster, served in the War of 1812, moved to Cincinnati in 1819, managed Washington Hall and then Cincinnati Hotel, briefly ran a watering place, bought Broadway Hotel property in 1838, built a West reputation, retired to Yellow Springs, and died recently. He married Margaret Parrish in Baltimore and had seven children.
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Joseph J. Cromwell
Captain Cromwell
Baltimore
Sch
Mbte
Liver
Fincinnati
Washington Hall
Cincinnati
Spencer House
Alan Pace
Broadway
United States Bank
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Margaret Parrish
Rennet
Real estate transfers and heirs listed in local deed record
The document lists multiple 19th century property transactions: executors transferring undivided interests on McMillan Street, parcels on Irwin Street and Pierson Street, Tyler and Clark Street parcels, and leaseholds on Fuller Street. Ranging from 4 300 to 1 000 dollars, it also notes heirs and trustees with various lots and acres in Millcreek and Linwood areas, including divisions near Ninth between Vine and Race and a large 73 a cre tract, reflecting comprehensive transfers and claims in Spencer township and surrounding portions.
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Martha A. Smith
W. R. Teasdale
McMillan Street
Maple Street
John Kirk
David Kirk
Irwin Street
Ward
Kas + Rising
Sarah Portier
Tyler
Clark Street
Cutter Street
John Rodento
James Holland
Fuller St
Court Street
Catharine Robbins
Jas. Powell
Pierson Street
Sixth St
Charles B. Foote
Ninth A
Vine
Abraham J. Friedlander
Jacob Huber
Jamel Michener
Ee Street
Rece
Elm
Willard P. Stoms
Wm. Stewart
Oliver Perin
Br Swift
Linwood
Spencer Township
Henry Vanway
Wm. Kuhlemann
Millcreek
Old junk market shows vast value in waste stock
The article notes an extensive trade in waste materials with tens of millions in value. Exporters and mills in Boston and England are active, with foreign rags and stock turning profits for mills like Kingsley Iron and Maxine. Imports from London and the Mediterranean supply a busy, fluctuating market.
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Kisida
England
Evenet Pape Enn
Kingsley Iron and and Maxine Company
Rg Oreo
Europe
Pt Ord
Firma
Boston
Reaper
Fuggland
London
Lovis v ViLig and Cincinnati Night Express Service
Train schedule fragment lists Lovis v ViLig case amid timetables for Cincinnati and Marietta depots. Notes mention through trains to Cincinnati and Indianapolis with arrivals around 2 A.M. and 5:20 A.M. and a Saturday exception at 11:45 P.M. preserving historical rail routing details.
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Lovis v ViLig
Cincinsati
M. Sonteers
Anny
Baltingre
Marietta
Cincinnati Depôt
New York Night Express
Altimore
Reyecorss
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Che Drily Dimes
the News
Union Mete
Turkey
Senate and Income Tax
Grant
Cramer
Theodore Tilton
Independent
Germany
Italy
Austatia
Gambetta
von Beurt
Austria
Russia
Associated Press
Youk
Jim
Sipe
Epi
Ac Tao
NEW York Post Office
House Committee On Appropriations
New York Post-office
Boston Post-office
Wasuniotox
Drummond
Wen
Conkling
Hooper
Ertor
Cane
Morgan
Cne
Hoeich
Nego 2
Anne
Michigan Hern
Hinds Central
Gh Land & Phusburg
St. Paul
Silwah
Fr. Wayne
Cnios Pacibe
San Domingo and
Mogrue
Board , OF . Equalization
Galestine
Boltoz
Cleeve
Ann, O
Galentine
Aixtanova
Mer
Liverpool
Platte Valley
Neb
Reconstruction OF
Siam
Jay Wae
B.C
Blas
Sicily
Turkish Empire
Appleton
the Elephant Romeo
Wasitixotos
Billas
Antwerp
New Orleans
Vera, Cruz
San Francisco
Australia
Pacific Mail
China Line
House
Ini
Louisville
Patent
Patent Office
Britain
the Dominion
Wheeling
Cityz Z Matters
Joseph €Romwell
Couxntry
Great Western Orning
Sioaing
Marietta & Cincineath
Pearl Street
Pius Avenue
Ashington
Weskinaio
SOA
Ma Atreet
P. Sa
Jand Central
P.M
Larayerts
Chie
St. Lee & Quincy
Chicago
St. Louis & Quincy
Lerenceburg
Pan-Mandle & Fenneyvania
Beething Express
Pittebarg
N.Y
Gixpren
Alley Diveston
Omlo
rShe
Arenigen
Pete
Pew
Benegey
Dine & Area R. R. Porte
Gipciunadl, Aphilion & 1
Dayton m. Stock
Usurante Company
Hewson
Tt West Third Street
Hand, Whitehouse & CO
Wallace
Ss Lawson
West Fifth Street
Iscinnatl
Rankin
Atgar
Pearel Street
Plum
Rankin & CO
Architectural Iron Works
Webb
G. Willis
M.D
Railways
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Snares
Sreseneeensenateees
Seeentelee Accommoda
Sandusky
But
Jedienepolis
Wayne Peaekas
Panton
Arta
Sandusk Puele
Bard
Eae
Dayton Express Ralge
Yriing
Caetabe
A.M. Sfp
Coor. M. WA
Little Miami
Eastend
Mathead
Tahrt Secarton
Bane
Efits
Lewisville
R.R
Bouthern
Royal Train
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Eodnbaniel
Medical
Jaques
Medi Ee
Srhee G . . O
Wales
Eidtaal
Maiin Chosce
R. Grifffiths
W. Coss
Wilson Bros
Am Praram Sipe
McCracken
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