Mardi Gras events and legal notes intermingle in mixed New York report
A garbled New York wire describes bar footage on Sixth Avenue and ongoing trials in Col. Foncaiths, while Mardi Gras visitors arrive in New Orleans and excursion trains head toward the city. References to judges, governors, and cruelty to animals frame a page with legal, civic, and social notes from multiple locales.
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Wm. M
William
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Pennoe
Jeffer- Tiliiserk
Wr. Hoffman
New Orleans
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McKean
Utah
Aesnes
Kings County
Resignations, conventions, and political shifts noted
The report outlines resignations and campaign moves as tariff divides shape policy. Forney resigns with a Senate bid linked, Missouri Republicans recount counterclaims, and Democratic candidates surface. Senators prepare for campaigns in New Hampshire and Connecticut as party strategies and press reports spark dispute.
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Philadelphia
Library Committee
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Voorhees
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Indiana
Excitement Over Gehi Bill and Bremchant Thomas Travalleth
A heated political clash unfolds over the Gehi Bill with Senator from Mill Creek a focal point. Debate centers on Fallis amendment and whether proposed changes pass amid intense opposition. Supporters and opponents mobilize as voting prospects loom.
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Thomas Travalleth
Bright trial update excludes restitution evidence
On February 13 in IndianaPolis during the Bright criminal trial the defense sought to present evidence that the State Printer settled his accounts and corrected deficiencies. The State argued restitution was not a defense, and the motion was denied. General Ben Harrison argued against the testimony.
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Prospective Festivities in Memphis
Fragmentary note describes strangers in the city and potential celebrations. Readable facts include mention of Memphis and unidentified festivities or crowds. No clear actions, dates, or organizations are established in the legible text.
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Memphis
Funeral Procession at Cathedral in Baltimore
February 12 funeral rites in Baltimore Cathedral with a solemn procession from the gates to the drumshed, archbishopric clergy, and a requiem mass. Most Rev McCloskey of New York presided and delivered eloquent remarks on the city’s church losses as pallbearers, candles, and garlands marked the service.
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Catafalque
York
Baltimore
Arrest Order and Banking Scandals Reported in Times
New York reports an arrest order involving executives of a savings bank amid a fiendish act narrative. The piece mentions a Quaker abortion controversy and references legal actions extending to Pennsylvania, with mentions of a president and other bank officers under scrutiny.
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Leondon Times
New York
Sea Green and
Go Bank
Moneys
England
River News Report From Cincinnati Dispatches
Special dispatches to the Times report Kentucky Governor Leslie signed the Cincinnati port agreement. The river rose and boats arrived and left New Orleans as St. Joe and Allegan with corn reached Island 26. Tom Jasperaground near the island amid cool pleasant weather.
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Times and Chronicle
Daynee
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St. Joe
Allegan
Media Sith
Tom Jasper
Assassination in India Haunts House of Lords and Commons
February reports note the assassination of Earl Mayo, Governor General of India, with Lords and Gladstone and Disraeli praising his public service. Mayo died after a stabbing by a Mohammedan convict, prompting nationwide mourning and delayed business. Also: famine in Persia, Franco German Postal Convention, and Jay and Victor Emmanuel meeting in Rome.
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Congressional Proceedings and Petitions Over Civil Liberties
The text records a congressional session with petitions on Dutch duty removal, a joint resolution authorizing presidential communication, votes on reconsideration, and committee actions. It notes debates over library legislation, copyright references, free spirits and whisky inquiry, and a memorial from the New York Chamber of Commerce.
Murder at a Sunday Night Ball Penitentiary Warden Indicted
A warden at the North Missouri Railroad penitentiary was indicted after a Sunday night incident. Legal transfer proceedings are underway as authorities review the case and prepare formal actions.
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North Missouri
Violence at a Ball Ends in Fatality in St Louis
In St Louis on February 12 John H Cannon and companion Ilson visited a German Workingmen's Ball. An altercation led to Cannon and Ilson assaulting three Germans and causing one man to fall from a stair and die from a broken neck. Wilson was also beaten. The scene ended with several men jailed as a city sale looms and authorities close the establishment.
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Inee
Senate Drops Amnesty Bill in Favor of Appropriation Measure
Special Dispatch from Washington reports the Senate, by 31 to 18, moved to immediate consideration of the Appropriation Bill instead of the Amnesty Bill. The vote signals current strength of amnesty opposition, while a Ways and Means report aims to cut the prewar postage rate from thirty-two to twenty-four cents.
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Times and Chronicle
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Senate
Writers Associated Press
Enane
Alved
Pound
Onste Wieto
Government to Condemn Block for New Buildings Site
Special dispatch from Catcaco reports extreme cold as the government moves to condemn the big low block two blocks south of the old site for new government buildings. An application seeks change of venue for trials of remaining indicted aldermen amid talk of venue shift to Lake County due to prejudice. Wachtel was serenaded after last night’s extraordinary performance.
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Times and Chronicle
Catcaco
Bigelow
Criminal Court
Farwell
Cincinnati Committees Tour Proposed Cincinnati Fort Wayne Route
A special train of the Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad carried the committee from the Chenier of Commerce and Board of Trade to Greensburg. The party used the Directors car provided by Receiver Ingalls and will stay in Indianapolis tonight before moving on to the coal fields to inspect the new route.
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Eleven Jurors Accepted in Stokes Trisi Indictment Redaction
New York on February 13 reports the Stokes indictment case with eleven jurors accepted for the panel. The court proceedings reference the Tea and Coffee tariff matter and potential legislative consideration, with further notes on sentences and bank receivership outcomes.
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New York
Gow
Wera Pais
Stokes
Legislation Moves Amid Curious Debates And Deliberations
The assembly debated petitions and proposed bills on witnesses and state contracts. McDowell’s measure on prosecuting attorney pay passed 21 to 10 before adjournment. An inquiry into Lowe’s feasibility for an institution in Columbus consumed much of the afternoon.
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Betece Sichinessky
Secretary of State
Fire destroys water treatment plant in Galesburg
GALESBURG ILL FEB 13 The water works in this city was burned. A large number of vises were withered to a place of safety.
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Oeusance Aa
Foreign note on American reply to Earl Granville claim
In London a February 13 report states the American government will respond to Earl Granville's note regarding the claim for damages and interest. The press notes the unsettled dispute and pending ministerial considerations.
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Loxpon
Earl Granville
House and Senate Proceedings on Postal Mensions and Judges
The House debated post office funding and building needs while the Senate, on motion by Mr Casserly, directed the Postmaster General to transmit mail contracts. Mr Trambeil urged a bill allowing retirement of U S judges with full salary upon permanent disability.
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Union
Central Pa
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Trambeil
United States Court
Fair and Concert at St Pauls P E Church Basement
The ladies of St Pauls P E Church Fourth street near Walnut hold a fair this afternoon and evening selling a variety of articles. An attractive feature is a concert this evening by the Russian Quartetle Club. Refreshments served. admittance ten cents. Everyone urged to attend.
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Walnut
Glass prices surge as French and Belgian sheet glass leads rise
French and Belgian sheet glass has advanced over 50 percent in the past month. Dealers are yielding to manufacturers demands and paying less. A few large houses hold last year prices, preventing further 10 percent rise. German production restarts as war indemnity taxes alter conditions worldwide.
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