Daring Work of Traix Robbers on Iron Mountain Line
A historic robbery on the Iron Mountain train near Gad’s Hill left $2,344 taken in cash and valuables. The band, masked and non-violent, fled south after over a hundred witnesses were gathered at the scene. One strong lead pointed toward Black River, but the trail was lost as Sheriff’s efforts press on.
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Nashville-Two Sunday Fires Reported At Union Street Barbershop
Early Sunday fires in Nashville and at a Union Street barbershop caused five thousand dollars in losses. The three story building at 35 Union Street, owned by Mrs A D Berry of Boston, burned after a defective fire, damaging stock and fixtures. Insurance on the McNary building totalled about five to six thousand from Hartford Manhattan and Niagara. A reader, Mr Sobel, is noted for immediate action.
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Weather Report from Commerce and Agriculture
The report outlines weather for the Middle States with increasing northeasterly winds, rising temperatures, and snow with later possible clearing. It also notes the Lower Lake region seeing northeast winds and continued snow, the Upper Lake region with northeast winds backing to southeast and partly fair weather, and the Dut Valley with falling temperatures and northwest winds overnight.
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Ohio Proceedings Show Bail Bill and Embezzlement Penalties
In state notes, a bill supplementing criminal procedure to govern bail in cases is introduced by Mr. Jones. Butterworth's bill on embezzlement by commission merchants earns support for passage. Gov Allen appoints Owens to the Penitentiary board as extra elections are ordered in Toledo to fill a Convention vacancy.
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Union to Launch Twenty-Eight Column Daily Paper In Indianapolis
Special Dispatch reports ongoing printers strike in Indianapolis. A new twenty eight column paper named The Union is planned for morning and evening editions with first issue this afternoon. The Union claims no interference with publishers and urges orderly conduct amid labor tensions.
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Senatorial Contest Follows Stormy Caucus Nomination
Special Dispatch reports from Jackson Mississippi that on the second ballot B in Brace a colored candidate won the long term nomination while Governor Ames supported the nominee for the short term. Wells withdrew from the race as a coalition forms to oppose the nominee with George McKee.
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Kentucky University Question Dominates House Session
Special Dispatch from Frankfort reports the Kentucky University issue to be taken up in the House this evening. The Jarvey action is likely to falter, despite Hon. Jo C S Blackburn’s ambitions. The County Convention meets to elect Clerk of the Court of Appeals with a split forecast between McClarty and the incumbent Duvall.
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Invitation to Chillicothe Visit Declined
A letter from the Lytle Grays reports the invitation to visit Chillicothe on the 23rd will be declined. John Simmons, a colored youth, attended revival on Friday, became agitated, and was found dead at his door shortly after.
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Fire devastates Hopkins livery stable and surrounding buildings
Early on Sunday a fire struck the harness-room at Hopkins livery stable in South Norwalk Connecticut. The blaze quickly consumed the stable, sixteen horses, the Old Well Hotel, its outbuildings, and the News office. Loss estimated at seventy five dollars or more.
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Local court sentences youth for pork theft at councilman’s store
In Criminal Court this morning the regular meeting of dissatisfied husbands and wives began. John McCabe, about eighteen, was sentenced by Judge Marchant to two months in the Work-House for stealing six cents worth of pork last Saturday from Councilman Michael Corbett’s store.
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Misleading name in arrest report causes confusion
A Saturday paper misidentifies a man named M. Smith in connection with a theft arrest. The text clarifies it is not C. M. Smith, a young attorney on Fourth Street. the arrestee has the same initials but is a different person.
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Sheriff Ziegler Faces Court Scrutiny Overoffice Fees
A historical report notes Sheriff Ziegler facing scrutiny over collected office fees and sales practices. Court orders suggested by Judge Tilden would shift sales to the Sheriff, impacting revenue. The piece also covers a police roundup of pickpockets and a cathedral mass distraction leading to an arrest.
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Watch theft leads to Work-House sentence
John Buck, a Layton man, was robbed by Mary Johnson on Third Street near Central Avenue. She snatched his watch after he showed the time and fled to her nearby house, where police recovered the watch. In court she received six months in the Work-House.
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Walnut Hilly Station House Under Scrutiny and Local Gossip
District complains about brass-buttoned gentry in that district roaming freely. Officer Andre nee accused of minor misdeeds, with a settlement reached via a $50 payment to Greece. Police expect further inquiries with Walnut Hills residents as witnesses. Also noted is an attempted burglary on Martin Rain saloon at Seventh and Plum, and the Grand Jury list for the Court of Common Pleas. Henry Hooper, longtime Assistant District Attorney, retires and moves to 17 West Fourth Street.
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Court Terms Adjourning and February Session Start
The October term of the United States court adjourned today. Tomorrow the February term will begin.
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Wasindrox House Suspends Rule In Landmark Resolution
Special Dispatch reports in Wasindrox on February 2 that the House, by motion of Mr. Wilson of Indiana, suspended the rule and passed a resolution creating a committee to investigate the appointment of a public works panel in the District of Columbia. Delegates indicated officials would not oppose the inquiry, and both parties favored an investigation given the circumstances.
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Elections Return Liberals and Conservatives Boost
In Loydon last week there were fifty six parliamentary elections resulting in 25 Liberals and 31 Conservatives. Denzil Onslo, Conservative, and Onblow, Liberal, contested seats while Robert Lowe of London University is returned without opposition. The outcome is viewed as favorable to the Liberals and Conservatives amid a tight Parliament.
Earthquake Felt Near Farther Hane After Noon
A sharp earthquake shock was distinctly felt at Farther Hane yesterday afternoon, shaking stoves and movable items. The tremor was reported to have traveled about ten miles from the city, with a seawater thermometer in the city reading 20 degrees below zero this morning.
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Conflagration in Constantinople Destroys Vizier Residence
A fire swept Constantinople destroying the residence of the Grand Vizier. The blaze caused extensive damage within the city’s central district with emergency crews battling flames for hours. No further details on casualties or cause were provided.
President nominates Osborn for Argentine post
The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Thomas O. Osborn of Illinois to be Minister Resident of the United States to the Argentine Republic. The action was announced on February 2.
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Impeachment Articles Move Against Judge Tasteed
In Wasisotox on February 2, articles of impeachment against Judge Tasteed of Alabama were presented to the House and referred to the Judiciary Committee for investigation and action.
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Debt Statement For February Declines January Debt
The February debt statement from WASHINGTON shows a decrease in January debt by 1,545.21 dollars. The report notes a lower overall liability and highlights a month to month reduction in public finances.
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Sioux routed in late Ponca attack and labor fund totals
Report notes a Sioux defeat in a late Ponca assault. It cites the Pronier and Carrasco fund exceeding $10,000. A locomotive boiler explosion on the Toronto and Nipissing Railway kills two firemen and wounds one. Autopsy details of Siamese Twins delayed until surgeons return to Phiphia. Shield’s body crushed by oil works boiler explosion in Peoria, Illinois.
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Census at Storey 930 House Feeds 18744 People
The record notes that from the storey 930 location, a person count of 18,744 was fed at this house alone, indicating a large charity or relief effort with significant reach and organizational involvement.
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Extra Judicial Authority Sought by Board of Health
Street Cleaning Department and Market Masters would be placed under Board of Health control. The bill would centralize power, with Health Officer to decide final steps. Board planned to visit Calamachus to urge passage, but meeting adjourned amid unclear progress and a trip to John Robinson's menagerie for a health excuse.
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First Concert of the Harmonic Society Season Opens
Teesday Evening February 3 at 8 oclock the Harmonic Society presents its season opener conducted by Mogatt performing Schumann and other works with Arne listed among the program.
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