Commissioners to appoint Auditor and recover county funds
The notice informs that Richard Brown will assume control of the Auditor's office until Schmidt's successor is named. It declares the Commissioners’ intention to recover all money unlawfully taken from the County Treasury and notes that, tomorrow at 10 o'clock, the Commissioners will proceed with the election of an Auditor.
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Eorror
Orrics
Buker Co
Hamilton
Ohio
Dade
Bette Conan
Richard Brown
Schmidt
Sehmidt
Election Returns and Foreign Facts from ENGLAK B
February 9 summary reports 75 Conservatives elected to Lib party seats with 67 Libs remaining, Gladstone to decide government course after polls. Foreign notes include Nepaul famine, Cantabria blockade, three Cantabrian ports open, Mexican deaths, Puebla rebellion, and Protestant protests in Zacatecas. An ambassador in Berlin and protaiment expressions of sympathy referenced.
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Englak
Lexpos
Libean
Libeani
Gijon
Santander
Mexico
Puebla
Zalatecas
Berlin
England
Sa Tnachosary
Gomene
Temperance debate and church service noted in Territory history
In Washington City a Board of Managers meeting is planned for the second Friday of next month. A new boiler for steam heating is reported successful. The Sunday roll shows 1,562 present and 370 absent, totaling 2,232. The First United States Church faced fire damage but held a service in Music Hall of the Home. ministers discuss temperance today.
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Wisconsin
Board of Managers
Washington City
Reils
First United States
Martial Law Draft and Mobilization Measures Outlined
The document details martial rule with extraordinary powers for the Captain-General to ensure continuity and public order. It describes inland mobilization, population ranges, and conscription of labor in camps and fortifications. A junta is to govern, with land to be allocated to productive community members and local town relocations to receive orders and reform.
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Wheleenie
Ripiicea
Mae O Havaxa
Opiitel Oaonte
Senerâ
Solana
Tesigi
Tom Bow Horse Meant for New York Meeting Not Running
New York on February 9 reports that the famed horse Tom Bow will not participate in the scheduled meeting, reversing hopes for a standout performance. The decision surprises fans and leaves trainers recalibrating plans for the upcoming event.
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New York
Sean
Tom Bow
New York Lease Auctioneer Loss Estimate Report
A fragment from a New York notice notes a lease or sale involving a dry goods firm and A Friedman & Co. with a loss estimate of about 160 000 dollars. The text references a room number and an auctioneer, indicating a transactional dispute or settlement context.
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van Sw Fi
A. Friedman &Co
National Grange Reports Key Committee Address
The National Grange held a single business meeting today. The Committee on Trias pene chaired by Col. Smediey reported on the main point of discussion, with the address already published by the Grange.
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Trias Pene
Col. Smediey
Laws
Curiaco February 8 Incident Aims At Local Audience
A disjointed fragment notes a Rev Miocene Me te facing an audience near his residence. It mentions a fired member and permission given for an action, with references to an ongoing disturbance and a crowd in the vicinity. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
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Curiaco
Miocene
Incomplete transcription reports on January crop condition
The readable fragment hints at a January note about fruit crop status and related conditions. The text mentions a person named Thasoerne TeMeine and references a crewed group with indications, focusing on the fall and fruit yield. Further specifics are unreadable.
Judge Wright's Trial Delayed by Court Scheduling
The trial of J f fa Son Saless ietes cropped up in the court with jurors in place but postponed until Monday for further orders.
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Wright
WassIne Ton
Saless
Nat
Orden
Weather Report from Signal Service February 9 705 A M
Weather bulletin from the Signal Service notes variable winds and cloud cover. Northeast to east winds prevail in the Lake region with light snow and clearing by Monday night. Western Gulf and Ohio regions expect falling barometer and precipitation. Upper Lakes and Northwest see crossing winds and cold, clear conditions.
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Wastiixerox
Wey Lake
Gulf States
Ohio
Upper Lakes
Snowbound river traffic slows as heavy snow nears
February reports from Ironton, Evansville, and Cincinnati note steady river movement amid heavy snow. Packets like Fearless, Florence, and Ben Franklin show delayed departues. weather is clear and cold with a falling river, and business remains dull to fair as shipments of cotton and cargo are diverted or held awaiting better conditions.
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Juniata
R. W. Bkillinger
Cincinnati
Fearless
St. Louis
Evaxsville
Bow Iane
Oling
Cesem - Star
Louisville
Mary Trouston
Louis XII Ori
Florence
Eastport
A.M
Ben. Franklin
New Orleans
Si Fayette
Henderson
Howse
Orleans
Mary
Houston
Turner
Garno
Ssedreg-Smiaersh
Ron
Grand’ Tower
Han
Hineton
Cinetunn
Grand U
LouisviLys
Busibert Du'l
Charmer
James D. Parker
Mollie Ebert
Senate attendance slights as lower branch debates bills
A sparse attendance in the lower chamber led to limited business. Bills introduced include correcting clerical errors in real estate decrees, a county salary review, and a measure to expunge journal entries. The Senate spent much time on election contest questions in Weimer vs Welsh and considered a tax rate bill for counties roads and bridges.
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Daily Times
Shelb
Pattiton
Hamilton
Clermont
Branper
House
Senate
Cremeans Ao
Weimer
Judiciary Committee
van G. G. Thompson
Anil
McCarthy Nominated for Mayor by City Republican Convention
Special Dispatch reports in Pressburg that Mayor Wm. McCarthy was nominated for mayor today by the City Republican Convention. The Gros and Kirk delegates bolt, signaling an independent candidate.
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Daily Times
Pressburg
McCarthy
The Political Situation and a New Cable Company
In London on February 9 the Times urges the government to adopt a coherent electoral plan amid the ongoing Irish Home Rule question. It notes Conservatives lead with 509 seats and Liberal and Home Rule supporters trail, with one Home Rule seat from Cork City and Kilkenny County. Edward Cardwell may receive a peerage. Also reported is a new cable company forming in Britain to operate via the Azores with a £380,000 capital, offering telegrams at one shilling per word.
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Loxpon
the Times
Rota Zell
Cork
Kilkenny
Edward Cardwell
Ted
Britain
Azores
Prospectus
Strauss Dead Davia Fuparith Strauss Obituary
Germany date line reports eminent theologian Davia Fuparith Strauss has died. The brief notice names the deceased and notes his prominence in theological circles, reflecting on his career and impact within scholarly communities.
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Davia
Fuparith Strauss
Serious Effects of Coal Gas
Philadelphia reports February 9 describes Caleb Wieland and his wife found in dangerous condition from gas exposure. The husband has recovered while the wife remains hospitalized.
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Philadelphia
Caleb Wieland
Canadian Bishop Dead in Ottawa
A Canadian bishop named Pete Ontos Catholic died in Ottawa on February 9 after a period of illness. The report notes his death occurred in the capital city, with local church officials confirming the loss.
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Ottawa
Pete Ontos
Police Court Referral for Colored Youth to House of Refuge
The Statesman reports Smith Sumner presenting a colored boy in Police Court this morning requesting placement at the House of Refuge. The boy, still in custody, would be sent to the refuge if the office can arrange it. The case involves partnerships and custody details.
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Smith Summel
House of Ref
House of Refuge
Peg Capes
W. Partnerships
Large Church Meetings Draw Crowds Across City
Immense crowds attended closing services of the series conducted by Keys Instp and Mc Donald. Denoted by sermons at 11 A.M. and evening, a vast audience filled the Inter church, with many leaving unable to find seats. Invitations to the altar drew hundreds. A long list of churches announced meetings for the week including Wesley Chapel St. John Love feasts and multiple evening services. Authorities consider Knights of Pythias events and police commission discussions shaping next week’s city agenda.
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Keys
Instp
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IA. M
Donald
Ark
Ae i Et
Mada Oki
Wesley Chapel
St.John’s
Corner Park
Longworth
Mae
Trinity
F. Charch
Pearl
McLean Church
West Ninth Street
Christie Chapel
W .Court Street
York Street
Corner York and
Baymiller
Clare Rete
E. H. Nelson
Columbia’ Baptist Church
Mr. White
Vathichiran
Trial of Dennis Carey for Murder Before Judge Avery
In COMMON PLEAS Dennis Carey faces a murder charge for the October killing of Wm. T. Neville. A venue challenge based on jury selection law was denied after arguments over 1873 code and 1875 amendments. The court ruled the Clerk must issue the venire of thirty six jurors and the Sheriff completes the panel names. The jury was later questioned over several misnomers in juror names. A verdict of not yet reached was noted as the case progressed. The second case, The State vs Robert Starr, details Starr’s alleged theft of a gold chain from D. Kinkey on December 22 last year. a jury found him guilty of grand larceny.
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Avery
Dennis’ Carey
Dennis Carey
Wm. T. Neville
Ziegler
Pryce
Richard L. Porter
Rich Porter
Michael Mostellar
Mike Mostellar
Valentine Wellingell
Val. Wettengell
Cron
Gerard
TA. Logan
de Lay Blackburn
de W.W. Fitzgérald
Coatre
Robert Starr
D. Kinkey
Financial Argument Urges Tax on Bank Resumption Plan
Special Dispatch reports from Washington on February 9 as Mr. Loudon contends there is no feasible path to resuming specie payments via paper currency and that lasting relief requires increased lending means. He backs Dawes proposed bill to abolish stamped duties and supports Congress adjourning May 15.
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Loudon
Banking and Currency Coimmittee
Murderers Surrender in Kentucky Circuit Court
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports in Pranxport Kentucky that the Circuit Court opened with Judge Major delivering a stern charge to the Grand Jury on the Ku Klux. Hardin and Harrod, accused of killing Officer Jeffries during an attempted arrest last spring, surrendered in court and were admitted to bail of 25000 dollars each. The community reacts with fear amid talk of lynching.
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Daily ‘Times
Pranxport
Circuit Court
Major
Scott
Harrod
Jeffries
Besa Ay Ketn Ot Sewetes
Burglary Stuns Salem Resident as Robbery Hit
New Albany February 9 The residence of Samuel Day, a local agent for the Newprees and Chicago Railroad at Salem, was burglarized Sunday night. Jewelry valued at around a specified amount belonged to competitor W T Weber. A man named LoS was stabbed and in critical condition. police report Lowrey not yet apprehended.
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Daily Times
New Albany
Samuel Day
Newprees ‘and
Chicago Railroad
Salem
Sundar Ni
W T Weber
Lowrey
Palmer Denies Norton Affidavit Allegations at Bank
President Palmer of the Tenth National Bank rejects Norton's affidavit claims of bank collusion with the late Ring. Palmer says he had no personal transactions with Norton and questions Norton’s memory. Norton’s whereabouts are unknown, with the Comptroller holding him in reserve until Norton's affidavit is answered.
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New York
Palmer
Tenth National Bank
Court House
Norton
Palmer Eye
Tannery burst causes fatal murder charge in Swanton
St. Albans Vermont February 9. Martin and Moore's tannery at Swanton was bursted yesterday causing a loss of 25000 dollars with 8000 dollars insured. James Wynn has been committed to Woodstock jail charged with the murder of William Donahoe. Wynn and Donahoe were neighbors and farmers.
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St. Albans
Martin & Moore's Tannery
Swanton
James Wynn
Woodstock
Donahoe
Wyan
Local matters and upcoming events at Turner Hall and Rob inson’s Opera House
The second annual ball of the Duhme and Benevolent Association happens this evening at Turner Hall. Orpheus Masquerade at Rob inson's Opera House promises one of the season's finest affairs with ticket sales strong. J C L Rail road reportedly leases Sukre & Co building for freight and ticket offices. Mayor’s weekly license receipts total 132.37 from Hucksters oilers exhibitions and bails nets tree wagons night-carts. Popular Science notes growing Proctor lecture interest with tickets selling fast and more than in other cities. New County Clerk William M. Trevor announces deputies Emil Hoffmann A J Jones John M Newton Edward N Wild Geo W Baker Jel W Thrasher Meeker M Drake Hathaway L M Specker and J H Cox sworn in after court session.
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Wm. M. Trevor
Court of Common > Pleas
Emil Hoffmann
A. J. Jones
John M. Newton
Edward N. Wild
Geo. W. Baker
Jel W. Thrasher
Meeker
M. Drake
Hathaway
LM. Specker
J. H.cox
Tinker
Convention Amends Section 21 and Funds Rule Changes
The Convention reassembled at 2 o clock this afternoon with President King presiding. Debate centered on amendments to Section 21 of the Legislative Article and on fiscal provisions limiting Treasury disbursements and annual appropriations. The amendments were discussed, moved, and agreed to, with Section 22 and Section 25 readings noted, and further proposed changes by Mr. Hite and Mr. Weat debated before adjournment with a broad, unresolved report for the day.
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King
Morni
Scofield
Enema
Lucas
Beofield Eekee
General Assembly
Treasury
Hiitewonek
Oen
Bey
Weat
Hitecock
Chamber of Commerce Endorses River Navigation Safety
President Covington presided as Col. Wm. E. Merrill of the Ohio River Improvement Corps urged Chamber endorsement. The meeting debated the steamboat law and hazards to navigation. Resolutions call for better lights buoys and federal action to secure Western rivers and commerce.
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Chamber
Wm. E. Merrill
Ohio River Improvement Corps
Law of Congress
Ion Ka
Ag Pnignale
Isarele
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
A $30 Fine In Lieutenant Edgeway Assault Case
Lieutenant Edgeway faced Police Court for assaulting prisoner Weitner at Bremen Street Station House Tuesday evening. The defendant admitted striking with a weapon but claimed a fist. Judge Marchant ruled the officer had no right in the cell and imposed a $30 fine plus costs.
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Fdgeway
Weitner
Bremen Street
Calin
Ridgeway
Marchant
Hedlow
Police Court hears drunks and disorders in morning docket
The Police Court session focused on drunks and disorderlies. Wim Morrison was jailed six months for stealing. Lawrence Hindenach’s case was continued. Mary Francis faced language charges but was sent to the Work House with a two week adjournment. James Nugent and Margaret Ryan had cases continued. bail set for Ryan.
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Lawrence Hindenach
Daugher
Saboleia
Mary Francis
Mary
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