Civil Rights Bid Debate Drags through All Galleries
Special Dispatch reports crowded galleries as Windom's Committee on Cheapness recommends an appropriation of one hundred million dollars for River and Harbor improvements. The Mississippi project by James B. Eads, approved by the committee, aims to South Pass with Eads directing the work per the January 13 1875 report.
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Pally Times
Wasurxeros
Sensior Windom
Mississippi
Jett Sr
Jas. B. Eads
Commiser
South Pass
James B. Eads
Sedaes Libel Suit Filed by William H Agennes
A libel suit against Sedaes is filed by William H. Agennes alleging publication of false statements. The action seeks damages and a public adjudication of responsibility. Court details and defendant information appear in early records of the case.
Tilton Cross Examines Letters From 1861 to 1867
The Brooklyn City Court heard Theodore Tilton's cross examination about letters from his wife Elizabeth to him during his absences in 1807 and later. Testimony covered how the letters described their marriage and Affection, and references to public notes on free love and Beechersite politics. The session included reading extracts from the Golden Age and other periodicals and ended with a court recess.
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New York
Agg
Elizabeth
New
Tilton
Brooklyn City Court Room
Evarts
Beecher
Cleveland Conention
Witiess
Hima
Eg Pat Balk
Republican Party
Bala
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Caeper
Pers
Plymouth
Sheararan
Jon Seniere
Shearerous
Shearman
Jan
Bo and Howe
Theodore Titton
Titton
Theodore Tilton
Horace Greeley
Dion
Greeley
Bea
Evart
Princes of
Dasent Arts
Beechi Aaeeie
National Grange Holds Seventh Annual Session in Charleston
SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON February 3 The National Grange met in this city with Master Adams of Iowa presiding. Sixty members attended including officers and delegates. Adams praised wartime gains and the Order’s spread. Treasurer’s report read, no standing committee chosen. A public welcome tonight featured speeches by notable citizens and delegates.
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Charleston
National Grange
Podn
Master Adams
Iowa
Terrible Kansas Weather Claims Dozens in Freezing Retrench
Terrible winter storm lashes Kansas as residents endure extreme cold. Mim Adams reportedly died amid the blizzard while returning home. Officials warn of dangerous conditions and prolonged outages across the state.
Market News From Pirrasine and Tidioute Area Prices
February market brief reports oil seeders and wells in the Pirrasine district with price notes on fire park pages and local items. It mentions Anton and 1,600 units at a price of 15, with naphtha cited among listed commodities.
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Tiney
Pirrasine
Eire Park
Saark Ete
Anton
York
Surviving First Ten Peeiet Era Members Meet in Nashville
Surviving members of the First Ten peeiet era gathered in Nashville on the 20th with other volunteers from the United States–Mexico War, signaling a commemorative reunion and reflection on their service.
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United States
Mexico
Nashville
Burnside and Buckner Face Off in Senate Debate
In a heated session, General Burnside and General Buckner were mentioned as visitors while the Senate debated admission of Buckner. Thompson warned Buckner could be a notable Kentucky figure yet warned he could harm the Government, vowing to oppose any unrepentant rebel. The House temperance discussion continued with no action and adjournment followed.
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Vibog
Burnside
Sisi
Dotason
Buckner
Findley
Ed Hawress
Pha Prine
Thompson
Kepturky
Busines
General Assembly Day Briefer in Senate and House
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports mixed action in the General Assembly. Senate bills include tax levies for township debt, a three year district school creation, and city funding for Ravis projects. House measures pass on school district creation and dog liability tied to Adair law, with motions to reconsider amendments and votes 54 to 34 in one case.
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Rukenbrod
Senate
Mailison Township
Columbiana County
Harrison
Sherrick
Lewis
Yeas
Hodge
West
The Debate Still Going On at Capital Center
The debate on Civil Right continues in the House with no early conclusion expected. Report from the Daily Times notes the persistent discussion drawing wide interest at the capital centers as the session enters the afternoon.
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Daily Times
Mal
Trate Siack Snowbound Journey Reported Near Dubuque
The Post and Mail notes a westward bound coach struck a coast seven miles from Dubuque, with thirty passengers aboard lacking food or fuel. A relief train started to render aid as severe storms raged for three days and temperatures fell 21 to 26 degrees below zero.
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Curcaco
Dubuque
Tebuque
Sera
Senatorial Mruggie Pactae chars and Davis Pillsbury
Fragmented OCR notes discuss senatorial figures and party accessions. Mentions Davis and Pillsbury with unclear roles. Concludes accessions from Democrats unlikely to yield decisive advantage.
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Davis
Pillsbury
Additional River News From February River Reports
Special Inspetches to the Daily Times describe river conditions on the Monongahela and Ohio with high winds, rising water, and barges swept away. Reports from New Albany and Cincinnati note cold, zero to 10 degree Mercury and continues to detail shipping movements and departures amid severe weather. The Mary Houston and other vessels are bound for New Orleans as crews face dangerous conditions along the river.
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Onongahela
Cincinnati
Ivery
Monongahela River
New Albany
Shannon
West Louis
Mary Houston
New Orleans
Local Matters on theft and a court case in town
Report of grand larceny charges against George R. Reckenstoe for stealing a herd of zoos from Mrs Howells of Columbus and alleged seduction of a young married girl. Police actions and bail details noted as the case proceeds this morning.
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George
Reckenstoe
Mra. Howells
Columbus
Cordetis
Fium
Siegault
Diplomat Bailey To Return Home From Hong Kong
United States Consul David M. Bailey, visiting the city on a leave, will depart for his official post in a day or two via San Francisco. His departure marks the end of a diplomatic tour and reflects an excellent discharge of duty amid the climate and duties of his station.
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David M. Bailey
United States
Hong Kong
China
San Francisco
Trial transcript fragment of a murder case with witnesses and defense discussions
A lengthy courtroom narrative describes testimony from Oliver Paulus and others about a murder scene at Rufer's house, the fire, and subsequent police actions. The defense contends about admissibility of statements and potential inducements, while the court evaluates cross examination rights and evidence impact. The report mentions Birbaum, Pugh, and details of boot and clothing exhibits linked to the suspect.
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Ali
Gerard
Eatitien
Mr. Pugh
Herense
Bern
Hinds
Oliver
Paulus
Rufer
Lea
Banker Jacob Netter Dies After Stroke
A stroke felled Jacob Netter, noted banker of Kuhn Netter Co and Seasongood Netter & Dey Alay, leaving two sons in New York. He recovered briefly after an attack but died later today as his wife had died two years earlier.
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Seasongood, Netter
Ote
Kuhn, Netter & Co
Kota, Netter & Five Yrars
New York
Neiter Co
Cg Byrn
Sear
Charles
Woman and Two Children Rescued After Night in Shed
Officer Boyd found Becker and her two children, ages about one and a half, in a shed on the southern city limits. They had spent the night there and nearly froze. The family received warmth and food. Becker had ties to a street near St Pauls Church. A Newport search for her husband failed, and she was taken to Hawmond Street Station in charge of an officer. Netter’s condition held steady but showed a favorable change by noon.
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Ile
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Speers
Fender Ec Court of Commoner
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Su- Court
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Supreme Court
Ohio
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Siecket
Dargi Hall
Bierbarra
Ninth Street
Mr. Gerand
Ruiter
Gostein
Paderleen
Christian
Fegner
Agner
Boyd
Becker
Kindle
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Newport
Saeed
Rendomer
Hawmond Street Station
Daylor
New Orteans
B. N. Marr
Hadnut
Morris
Colfax
James Mariniti
Peregive
Mariniti
Marr
Flannery
Coene
Hth
T. W. Abney
Coushata
Coushatta
Aye
Wren
John
Usrr
kKhawk
Chisek
Carr Himsel
Red River
Sale
Haetis
Cope
Byard
Hamer Seatchell
Clehbburne
Jolin
Texas
Forte
Med
M Teuday
Dickwit
Captain Jack
PeXoto
Dean
Caphin
Trial-Hollerbach and Westenbrock Testimony Conclude
In a resumed cross examination of John Hollerbach, the court noted testimony differing from earlier coroner records. A night session featured Cornelius Westenbrock’s evidence, including details of weighings and scratches on witnesses, with further remarks on Rafer and other suspects. The trial continued into early hours as Rockefeller-era testimonies were debated.
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Rafer
Hollerbach
Cornelius Westenbrock
Yue
John Hollerbach
Ays
Cornelius Weastenbrook
Schilling
Newpler
Anthony
Bhegain
York Street
Linn
Kentucky House Scene Targets Brown Over Civil Rights
A Kentucky House debate features Rep Brown of Kentuck y facing a rebuke amid a heated exchange on civil rights. A resolution of expulsion is discussed as speakers condemn the incident and call for order.
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Kebeusry
Mahotind Youn
Kentucky
Bill Wied
Sach Jonnie
Bufle
Yuri
Brown
Ana Ce Testi
Shipwreck near Prot island and Nevada meeting adjourns
A vessel wreck near Prot Island is reported with eleven passengers and crew onboard. In Carson City last night a meeting of Nevada officials and U S Centennial Commissioner J Haynes discussed mining minerals and ore value, but adjourned without action.
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Jackson
Coos Bay
Crescent City
Los Angeleaian San, Fernando
Carson City
Nivada Ab
Andore
J. ‘Haynes
Iture
Nevae
Nevada
Receivers Appointed for Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Ry
Court appoints James A Roosevelt and William R Fosdick as receivers for the Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Railway. The firm holds a series of railway bonds after consolidation, totaling about sixteen million dollars. Receivers to use rental income from the Panhandle Company to benefit creditors. lines include nearly 600 miles, over 400 in this state.
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Iidran Alols
Pelsemery
Hise
Aist Wade
Ludge Hopkins
James A. Roosevelt
William R. Fosdick
Columbus
Chicago and Indians Central Railway
Calumbus
Chicago
Sfteen
Panhandlé
The Trouble of the Pipe Layers in Pittsburg
Riot arrests followed a pipe layers incident in Pittsburg. Judge Sterrell issued warrants and 40 people were taken before him, with three leaders held for the next term of court as authorities work through the case.
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Pivisnacee
Committee reports on alleged bribery attempt in Ramsey case
The House committee on investigation issued two reports this morning. The majority transmits the evidence and makes no recommendation, leaving the House to decide. The minority asserts a bona fide offer of five hundred dollars to Ingersoll by Dyke for a vote for Bransey, and calls for punishment.
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Mixn
Ramses
Said
Ingerson
Votegiar
Incarson
W. IL. Dyke
Bransey
Epurite
Ramsey
Ingersoll
Bank Receiver Appointed for Cook County National Bank
Washington reports on February 4 that the Controller of the Currency appointed H. Burley as receiver of the Cook County National Bank of Chicago, indicating a formal takeover and supervision by federal authorities.
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Washington
Appuna A Sander H. Burley
Cook County National Bank of Chivas
West Virginia Ballet for Senator in Joint Session
In a daily dispatch from West Virginia, a joint session featured figures such as Johnson 27 a7 Walker 2 22 Brannon and Price as the scene shifted to theater style. The report notes political figures and dates amid a tense exchange, reflecting the era’s legislative theater and local press framing.
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W. Vas
Johnson
Alker
Brannon
Price
Wenttering
Colfax inquiry notes witness accounts and violence
New Orleans February 4 report on Congress investigative work detailing witness testimonies about the Colfax killings. Describes claims that two white men died while carrying a flag of trees, the reliance on Italian witness Mariniti, threats of deposition withdrawals, coercive political maneuvers, and accounts of mobs surrounding the executions.
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