Senate and House Actions on Bills and Per Diem Debate
Dispatch to the Daily Times reports February 5 coverage from Columbus on Senate and House actions. Topics include rail and land protection bills, incorporation acts, constitutional convention rules, per diem withholding debate, and various local measures in Hamilton and Clermont counties. Names mentioned include Len Worthington, Judge Potter, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Barns, Mr. Reid, and Mr. Goodhue, with committee discussions and votes noted.
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Daily Times
Coirners
Senate
Cleveland Superior Court
Sandusky
Len Worthington
Thompson
Committee of Conference
Curtis
Ellis
Newman
Jones
Curtiss
Barns
Reid
Goodhue
Messrs
Bingham
Batterworth
GoodBae
Hathaway
Hudson
Knox
Potter
Philson
Rukenbrod
Wallace
Meesr
Andrews
Burton
Corwin
Disquiet in New Caledonia as French Communists face discipline
Reports from Noumea describe unrest as wives of about five hundred French Communists arrived from Brest and were allowed to reunite with husbands. A few faced stricter treatment at Isle De Pines with heavier irons and harsher punishments, while gunboats stay near the island. Her Majesty's ship Dido returned with a sole survivor from the bark Plato, whose crew perished after fleeing to the Solomon Islands. The survivor was rescued, and three principal killers were arrested. one killed himself, and another died by poison.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Noumea
Brest
Isle de Pines
Her
Dido
Pawenger & Seaman
Plato
China
New Caledonia
Solomon’s Islands
Elections at Cambridge and counties yield mixed Conservative wins
The elections across Cambridge University and West Norfolk and Mid Lincolnshire produced six Conservative MPs with some districts unopposed. Bedfordshire results were close and party divides appeared elsewhere. Gladstone spoke at New Cross defending tax policy and signaling fiscal discipline amid campaign tensions.
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West Norfolk
Midlinconshire
Bedfordshire
Disraeli
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Kilkenny
Kerry
Thomas E. Taylor
J. Y. Hamilton
Dublin
John T. Ball
David BR. Plunkett
Dublin University
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Peter Rylands
Rylands
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Thomas Hughes
Marylebone
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Hughes
New Post Office Law Proposes Changes to Postal Rates
February 5 report outlines potential postal rate increases, weight-based charges, and subsidies for newspapers. It notes amendments to revenue, including a possible rise of about two billion dollars from silk, semis, and books, and warns reforms could reopen broader tax questions.
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Srila
Incendiary Fire Baffles Robbery at Kentucky Court House
A group attempted to burn the Court House in Louisville on a February night. The plan failed as flames were quenched quickly. The same trio then robbed a bank at Gad's Hill and left with some currency on hand. Local reports tie these suspects to a Missouri stage robbery two weeks earlier. The Courier also details a bold bank assault at Com neanttille with a cashier clubbed and left unconscious, while authorities pursue several suspects including a Greenwood and Younger brothers.
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Seclusion Jones
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Cincinnati
Directors of the Paul Railroad Directory
Read yesterday the directors announce a consolidated scheme totaling 53 million dollars. Of this, 27 million is set aside to take up Ses portion building from across the Teche and for improvements of a permanent character. The notice hints at a major overhaul and reserved funds for ongoing projects.
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Ichalders
Poe
Fire destroys small village area in New Orleans blaze
On February 2 in New Orleans a fire burned down Villere and St. Lans areas causing about 20,000 dollars in losses. Fire crews fought the blaze as residents evacuated and assessments began.
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Lans
New Or
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Villere
St. Lans
Carey
Fire damages shop and furniture in Presane Mo
A fire at Presane Missouri this morning destroyed a rug store and several furnishings. The blaze caused substantial damage with insurance estimated at about 9000 dollars and overall losses around 100000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames and prevented spread to nearby buildings.
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Welling
Movement Gathers Interest in Reformed Church Effort
Bishop Cheney reported two sermons at the Dr. Presby Church where he outlined the aim of forming a Reformed Church. He noted that several gentlemen supported the move and that Rev. H from New York is involved, attracting Low Church members to join the Reformed.
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Cheney
Ee Anes
New York
Strike Hits Philadelphia Theatrical Company
The nemo Theatre stock company in Philadelphia struck last night over unpaid salaries, halting performances and blocking the company, according to reports dated in February. The dispute centers on non payment of wages to the actors and stage crew.
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Philadelphia
Nemo Theatre
River Dispatches Highlight Falling Rivers and Arrivals
Special dispatches detail river levels and arrivals along multiple ports. The Juniata and Ohio region reports show falling river gauges, cloudy cool weather, and passenger packets up the river. Steamer movements include the City of Portsmouth Dugan and Henry Ames with various arrivals and departures in Evansville New Albany and New Orleans as conditions change.
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Robert Mitchell
Democratic county meeting backs Clarke for Clerk of Court of Appeals
The Franklin county gathering yesterday instructed for Davall for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. Blackburn expected to carry the county for Congress over Bowen. Apportis at Gill reported as up in the same discussion with amendments.
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Indianapolis Printers Strike Emergency Dispatch
Special Dispatch reports quiet conditions in Indianapolis as nonunion printers rush to cross the picket line. Publishers expect relief from the strike within days and plan to issue half sheets tomorrow and a regular evening edition. The union shows limited willingness to push demands, with leaders largely indifferent and no disorder reported.
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Rioting and political dispatches from London and Dublin
A special dispatch notes rioting at Bury in Lancashire and Ireland amid unrest. Robert Lowe secures election representing London University as opposition. A Prussian boycott blocks goods to a Philadelphia exhibition in 1876, citing private affair concerns.
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Arrest of Archbishop Ledochowski Reported in Germany
A disputed dispatch from Posen claims Archbishop Ledochowski was arrested today by order of the German Government and sent to Frankfort to be imprisoned. The report aligns with ongoing German actions against church leaders and potential relocation to a state prison in Frankfort.
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Turmoil in Wincole County Prompts Governor Visit
Denver dispatch reports Santa Fe officials, Sheriff and Clerk of Wincole County, arrived to discuss unrest. Civil authorities claim control, while five more people have died in shootings. Fear spreads as reports claim possible alliances with Navajo groups amid rising tensions.
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Reform stance cited in Topeka election report
Topeka dispatch notes Senator Harvey of Kansas City speaks on Governor Harvey's U.S. Senate victory. He backs Reformers over straight Republicans, claims early reform involvement, and states he was among first reform movement supporters. He is described as anti-Pogallas and set to Washington soon.
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Mill blaze in Milleville claims two lives
Providence reports a Woolen mill, store, and tenement dwelling owned by Smith in Milleville Massachusetts burned on February 3. Two men were burned to death and two others seriously injured in the fire.
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Convicted of Murder in Petersnine Action
Lewis Rosentine and John Moody were convicted of murdering farmer Rehr and sentenced this morning. The court proceedings occurred on February 3 in Petersnine, with the defendants facing severe penalties for the crime.
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Rehr
Relation to the Jones Claim Appears in Print First Time
A historical note records a relation to the Jones claim appearing in print for the first time. The article identifies the claim as previously unreported in earlier sections, noting its emergence within a broader discussion. The piece outlines context and potential implications for ongoing debates.
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Back Taxes Refund Row Sparks Board of Control Debate
The January board meeting discussed warrants for back taxes paid under questionable assessments. Auditor Humphreys actions were challenged as suspects questioned refunds, with Deputy Auditor Rowe presenting a State Attorney letter. The Board deferred decisions, awaiting March session.
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Waite Waite Miscellaneous Convention Proceedings
Fragmentary report of a state convention session with hours of gambling and attendance, official letters from Chief Justice Waite and Ward Nevena Harmonic Society, second reading on license regulation, and legislative article debate on terms of office. Proceedings note roll, prayer, adjournment, and journal approval.
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Protestantism to 1880 rise in American faith cited
An editor argues that Protestantism expands in the United States from 1870 to 1872 and beyond, predicting a 55 percent rise by 1880 and at least ten million communicants, countering talk of decline. Philadelphia court freezes Franklin Saving Fund Society operations amid bankruptcy actions. Baron Rezter denies seeking six months’ grace from the Shah on a Persian concession.
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Civil rights debate and military affairs in Senate
The Senate debated petitions from Georgia colored citizens, opposing civil rights expansion and federal control, while considering military paymasters, Japan bank notes, and postal reforms. A House bill to change a national bank's vocation was passed after brief discussion.
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Prominent Cincinnati Gentleman Esteemed by Publishers Nationwide
A respected resident of Cincinnati Ohio for forty years is widely known to newspaper publishers across the United States. The well regarded figure has long been noted for his contributions and standing in the community and industry.
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Ohio
United Sates
Radway's Ready Relief advertised as universal pain cure
An advertisement claims Radway's Ready Relief ends pains within minutes and suppresses other symptoms. It asserts instant relief from agonizing pains and congestion in organs and glands with a single application.
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Ready Relief Claims Quick Aid for Many Ailments
An advert describes RADY RELIEF as easing inflammation of the bladder bowels throat and lungs with twenty drops in water and promising quick cures for cramps headaches diarrhea and dysentery. It touts travel use preventing sickness with few drops in water and claims superiority to French Brand or bitters.
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Fever Cures Offered For Fifty Cents In Local Ad
An old advertisement promises cures for fever and ague and other malarial fevers using Rap Way's Pits. It claims effectiveness against bilious and typhoid fevers and offers fifty courses per bottle, asserting a guaranteed remedy in a playful, period voice.
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