Dayton Health Board Report and City Notes
Special report from February 7 outlines the Health Board week ending February 6 with eight deaths and three births, all female. January shows 28 male and 22 female deaths, including 2 colored and 1 white, with ages mostly over 70 and over 80. Miss Smiley plans Dayton visit and music hall booking. a prominent temperance worker donates $500 for rooms and rent for 20 years. George W. Vail nominated as Chief of Fire Department with Fire Warden powers, a capital appointment. Donely found guilty of a gaping assault on a ten year old girl. Common Pleas Court handles a railroad robbery case. Snowfall noted. 400 tons water-pipe for Holly Works arrives. a switch mis-set by a switch-tender caused a minor accident with one person injured and the train halted after backing out.
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D. Ye
George W. Vail
Vail
Dayton
Donely
Kimmel
Common Pleas Cours
Short Line
Holly Works
Smith & Co
Columbus
I End
Cincinnati
Unclear local item from Little Reed Arkansas
Fragmentary note from Rock Arkansas dated February 6 mentions 23000 and a tie but lacks clear events or names. No definite outcome or identifiable entities beyond locations and numbers.
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Little Reed
Ark
Rock
Two Thousand Dollar Reward for Outlaws Robbing Trains
In St Louis on February 7 the Republican notes Governor Woodson has posted a two thousand dollar reward for the criminals who robbed the Tron Mountain trains at Gad's Hill recently. No official announcement has been issued yet.
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St. Louis
Republican
Jefferson ‘City
Cortess
Woodson
Gad’s Hill
Manawha Canal Surveyors Visit Charleston West Virginia
The Manawha Canal Surveyors from D VA visit Charleston to discuss a central line from the Ohio River to the seaboard. They tour James River and Kanawha area accompanied by engineers and state officials. The board is welcomed by the Senate and entertained by local officials as they continue their investigation.
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D. VA
States Senate
Soret
Gescunl
Ws Craighiff
Turtle
Benn H. Latrobe
Baltios
Ohio River
Seaboard
James River
Kanawha
Harris
Senate
Charleston
West Virginia
Weather Report From War Signal Service Cincinnati
Weather bulletin notes snow in Denes area and forecasts for regional conditions. Winds shift from northeast to northwest in the Lower Lake region with cloudy skies, while Middle Atlantic sees west to southwest winds and falling barometer. Western areas expect stronger northerly flow and rising temperatures with improving weather by weekend.
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Middle Atlantic
Giuiters
Gulf
Board of Trade hears railroad bills amid committee referrals
At this morning’s Board of Trade meeting two railroad and transportation bills were discussed and sent to the Senate committee on Railroads and Transportation, with several matters referred to various committees. The African M E Church semi centennial celebration is set for tomorrow and Tuesday at Allen Temple corner Sixth and Broadway, opening with early morning prayers and closing with a union feast.
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F Schs
Committee On Railroads and Transportation
Alien Temple
Sixth and Broadway
Bal Psies
United States vs Hurd and Shaddinger Bond Case Verdicts
In the United States court, Thomas H Hurd and Jesse Arthur as principals and Joseph Shaddinger and Charles J W Smith as sureties on a tobacconist bond faced verdicts. W Smith was deemed not liable while defendants received a verdict for damages of 1.00. another verdict totaled 375 6s.
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United States
Thomas H. Hurd
Jesse Arthur
Joseph Shaddinger
Charles J. W. Smith
Yesteriag
W. Smith
Rey Ndants
W. J Feho
Two Cars of Wounded at L C and L Depot Train
At about 11, a report to the P C A stated that at the L C and L depot a train in transit to New York carried two cars with seventeen people each. Dr. Lewis dispatched aid, a large crowd gathered, eight lay down, one died, and blood stained the car’s side. The property belonged to Samuel Stewart of Keonaburg. Authorities investigate the incident.
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Wori
Samuel Stewar
Keonaburg
Ted
Awakened Commissioner in Bismarck Street Incident
A fragmentary historical note describes Police Commissioner Cameron, nicknamed Bis marck, confronted by acquaintances on Sixth Street as he headed home for a midday meal. Report mentions a drowsy patrol and a tense exchange about a newly appointed day policeman in the adjoining ward.
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Cameron
Bismarck
Sixth Street
Dispatch from Washington Thanks Congressmen and Senator Sherman
A city dispatch dated February 7 from Washington reports thanks to Congressmen Seyler Banning Garfield and Senator Sherman for assistance. It states all is satisfactory and that they will leave this evening. Signed by H B Bisston and W B Cassey from the Fog the Committee.
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Caritol
Washington
Rela Benbingt
Seyler
Banning
Garfield
Sherman
H. B. Bisston
W. B. Cassey
State Legislature Debates Bills on Roads Taxes and Schools
A special dispatch notes the Constitution Convention meeting with fifty-five members present and discussions in both houses. Bills address a county road in Belpre, bridge and tax measures, school law revisions, and a free turnpike from Sardinia. Per diem reform for the convention is proposed but stalled. The Senate passes ditch and drainage amendments and insurance by lightning provisions. Adjournment set for Monday amid talk of county infirmary funding and debt relief. Names listed include James Jeneral Jr, Cox, Follett, Brasher, Albry, and Judge Hagany.
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Myers
Dayton
Thompson
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County Tallimary
County Agricultural College
Cincinnati
James Jeneral Jr
Cox
James Follett
MH. P. Brasher
MS. Albry
M. B.hagany
Kentucky Senate Advances Ferry Bill and City Post
In Frankfort the Senate postponed the Geological Survey bill and set it for Tuesday. The charter amendment for the Kentucky River Navigation Company passed along with a ferry owners protection bill for the Ohio River. The University question saw no move to reconsider the committee discharge, ending that matter. A bill creating the Newport Street Commissioner office also passed.
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River Traffic and Weather Dispatches From February
Reports from Pittsnure and Louisville describe a falling river with inches in the channel and cold weather. Vessels like the Fearless and Morgie are delayed or departing later. cargo lists include pork, ores, and miscellaneous freight. Posts from Cincinnati and Cairo note arrivals and port movements along with temperatures and river gauges.
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Trevor Files Official Bond as Clerk-elect
County Clerk-elect Mr. Trevor files his official bond with the County Commissioner. The amount is unspecified with several sureties named including Richard Mathers Alphonso Taft R A Holden Joshua Bates Leopold Burkhardt. Trevor will assume the office Monday next.
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R. A. Holden
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Assura
Woman ejects during childbirth sparks inquest tale
A chaotic inquest reveals that Constable Thomas W Hefferman, not the jailed Daum, ordered eviction from 74 East Seventh street as Caroline Benney, in labor, was forced from her room during a misty January afternoon. Eyewitnesses confirm the man who acted as constable, Daum, appeared asleep, while Benney describes being dragged to the alley and her belongings scattered. The investigation absolves Heffernan of guilt, though the incident exposes the chaos around improvised law enforcement and tenancy disputes in a troubled case.
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Speer Jenes
Celia Williams
Caroline Be ‘Ney
Culvert Street
E. Newman
Ile
Conehes
Taney
Ren
H. Pruden
Thomas Seder
Frank Patiak
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Daum
Jane
Newman Wan
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Calvary Street
Hattie Foley
Carrie Johnston
J. Pruden
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Kent
Anthony
Jaes
Amie Elon
Frank Tesinl
Esquire
George Henry Benney
Sheen
Frank Dauns
Friction over County Auditor appointment sparks farmer protest
Feb 7 Hamiton report describes intense town milling as farmers press County Commissioners to appoint L. B. Delacourt as County Auditor. A Vigilance Committee warns they will hang the Commissioners and the auditor if the appointment goes through. The letter includes hemp as a threat and signals broad opposition from local farmers and Gikanger influence.
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Amendments To Sectionb Of The Legislative Article
The chair described amendments to Sectionb. of the Legislative article presented by Mr Beer at the opening session. Judge Sample proposed an amendment to Beer’s amendment adding words after shall which was accepted and the section amended. Sections 11 to 14 were approved as published in the Times. Section 15 was read and discussions followed as Mr Hitchcock moved to insert a clause before bill. The day’s report closed amid division on the question.
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Houwe
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Tatumany Francis and the Tenth National Security Conspiracy
The document recounts a court house commission reading the affidavit of Michael Morton noting approval of a voucher disputed by others. It also lists market prices for commodities including beef, pork, wheat, corn, oats, and fodder with steady or mixed movements and cash quotes.
City suit on Fidith street assessment case advances
In Perec court the city and Geo M Gardner & Co sue Beerin & Gal over a $5705 assessment for grading Fidith street west of Mislcreek bridge. Defendants dispute duties tied to a prior county contract. annexation shifts responsibilities. Drausin Wulsin leads for plaintiff. probate court appoints Lievd B Pipher administrator of deceased Judge.
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Haston
Fourth Day in Cherokee bounty case recalls witnesses
Henry C Meigs testified for the defense as cross examination continued. Philo Wright and William J Rosasworn described bounty payments, powers of attorney, and drafts issued to Indians, with references to Clapperton and Wrights dealings. Bernard Burns and Bernard Burns testified about statements by Clapperton and Wright, while Irving By Wright Withers spoke of arbitration and the Indian country outreach.
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Philo Wright
Fort Gibson
Bere Cnn
Yadera
Clapperton
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Coan
Eib
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John B. McKay
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Féphant
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van Benjamin Eglin
Bechad
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Sheriff receives arrest warrant for Cass County man
Sheriff Allen received an arrest from Geo Allen on a governor ordered requisition for John Neimeyer charged by Cass County grand jury with larceny. Neimeyer, about 35, son of a Trenton farmer, once owned nearby land, later moved to Cass County as a lumber company agent amid embezzlement rumors.
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Iowa
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Neimeyer
Cass County
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Adolph Schmidt
Revival Meeting Continues as Smiley Visits
Correspondence from knANON O February 6 notes a union revival in progress for over three weeks with growing interest. Miss Smiley visits and will stay two days, delivering sermons at Congregational and First Church. Her addresses draw large crowds, emphasize the Tabernacle and Christ life, and inspire prayer among attendees.
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Misa Smiley
Chris
Jesus
Hare
Memphis Fire Loss and Early Rail Milestones
Reports show outstanding legal tenders totaling 351610 dollars will barely cover fire losses in Memphis over the last three days. Bruce, a Mississippi senator, passed through Memphis en route to Washington. The Utah Northern Railroad reached Ogden with the first Ogden Logan train. Treasury data itemizes June 6 duties at 5,052,932 dollars. Joseph Ware was executed for the murder of Ab Lynn in April 1872 after confessing.
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Mississippi
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Utah
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Ab Lynn
Remarkable Cure Using Sarsaparillian Remedies
A 73 year old man from Cincinnati reports severe bladder and urinary tract issues described as spasmodic stricture and kidney inflammation. After trying many doctors and medicines he used Sarsaparillian Resolvent Ready Relief and Regulating Pills, noting relief within three days and full renewed health. Price listed as 1 per bottle.
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Ready Relief Patent Medicine Claims Immediate Aid
An advertisement touts Ready Relief for numerous ailments from kidney and bladder inflammation to colic and cramps. It promises rapid comfort with twenty drops in water, claims prevention of travel sickness, and markets the product as superior to brandy or bitters as a stimulant.
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