Steamer City of Cake Sinks After Collision
The steamer City of Cake sank after striking an object and taking on a large hole in her hull. The vessel, owned by the Northern Packet Company of St Louis, reportedly carried 400 tons of cargo and lies at anchor in the river, with uncertain prospects of raise. Two crews were aboard when the disaster occurred last night. The incident involved a collision near Cincinnati and leaves many questions about salvage.
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Coreneeane Alee
Han Toad
Poly
Northern Packet Company
8. Louis
Cincinna’i
Explosion at Exe ter Mine leaves several dead and many injured
Price row Pennsylvania February 12 explosion in Exe ter Mine due to fire damp igniting a bed. About twenty five men injured while repairing tracks. Eight dead and four missing. identified victims include D. Gmancy Elward, Alice, Thomas Harris, Abek Jove. most wounded from nearby Pisa.
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Exeter
Vies
Moadey
Cain
Unl
D.gmancy Elward Aliee
Thoms Warris Abek Jove
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Pisa
Exportation of Tobacco and Sau. Wasta Gros February 14
Statement from the Internal Revenue office lists exports of tobacco products for six months ending December 30, 1875. Figures show removals from manufacturers totaling 3,705,019 pounds of tobacco and 155,8113 pounds of other goods.
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Wasta Gros
God Theff
Internal Revenue Office
Telegraphic Brevities and Political Turmoil
Brief, scattered telegraph items report Ills of Von Arnim's son, insurgent dissatisfaction with reforms, and a range of political and financial notes. Topics include U.S. and British promises of support, a shooting near New Orleans, corporate leaders facing duties, hog market estimates, and the Babcock deposition highlighting executive independence. a miscellaneous snapshot of contemporary unrest and economic activity.
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Seccimyh
D. Conway
Londa
Ee Seaputhle
Anarmy
Mercer
Henry Watterson
Guetta
Aee
Orleans
Bale
Ieee
Aef Reverdy Johnson
Saar' Bod
J. Pillow
Mem
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Basi
Sao
Berlin
United States
England
Ohio
Meta
As Meloasl Loan
Mpany
State Insurance Company
Chicas
Chicago Commercial Bulletin
Babcock
Centennial Railroads Speech at Lonishire Convention
Mr. W B Shattuc urges railroads to unite for Centennial travel. He argues America's progress, rail and steam power, and widespread turnout demand coordinated interline tickets, lower round trips, and mutual concessions to maximize attendance and public good. He warns against exclusive line agreements and calls for joint action.
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W B. Shattuc
the Mississi
America
United
Europe
Nauk
Wien
United States
Revea
Great Northwest
Carolinas
Virginia
Ohio
Great Trank
Thuser
New York
Falls of
Niagara
The Lincoln Assassination Debate in a Senate Session
A Washington Dispatch reprints a dramatic account of the Senate executive session discussing the Mississippi election and Ulysses S. Grant’s role. It contrasts Braces fierce race protest with Edmands conciliatory stance and notes Morton’s push for inquiry leading to a formal investigation.
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Billings
United States
Louisiana
Bruce
West
Pinchback
Brace
Mississippi
Republican Party
Washington
Neghet
Ulysses 8
Grant
South
Democratic Party
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Repubblican
Iven
Republican Party of
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Minnelpe
Repubblicsa Party
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Morton
Grats Seat Battle Splits Elections Committee
The House Committee on Elections decides that sitting member Harelson, a colored Alabama politician, should retain his seat with frauds not constituting a removal. The panel weighs consolidation and revenue district reductions, noting limited gains and party considerations.
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Ho ‘Ahah
House Committee On Elections
Bromberg Agsivs
Harelson
Alabama
Mittee
Legislative actions and bills in state senate and house
A dispatch from Cincinnati reports the Committee on Municipal Corporations will try to amend the six million buildings bill and report it back for third reading. Governor Hayes to send Jun Brazee’s Codifying Commission appointment to the Senate. Senate passed a jury verdict bill. House considered option law and public property appraisals, with mixed votes on several measures.
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Brazee
Lancaster
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Beatty
Lewiston
Andrews
Supreme Court
Entreath
Here Nothings Parade in New Albany Egypt Theme
The February event in New Albany Maryland features a sonar parade this afternoon drawing hundreds from the county to witness a mirthful procession. Grotesque costumes appear as every conceivable character is portrayed. Tonight the Nile and Myntic Krew of Comus perform in Egyptian attire.
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Judge Porter and the Babcock Trial Evidence Debate
The judge assesses the admissibility of letters and dispatches in the General Babcock case. He questions whether the writings were properly proven and whether they constitute conspiracy evidence, noting preliminary limits on their use and the need for establishing the existence of art and identity before testimony can proceed.
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Oricia
Aki
Carlists Pressed By Rebels In February Skirmishes
A fragmented dispatch from Biknjag on February 14 reports Alfonsist General Quesada's forces pushing the Carlists, who are said to have fallen back after outmaneuvering. Other items note French legal action against Gamdettba's organ, Andrassy reforms, and unrest in various regions with demonstrations and police interventions.
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Herzegovine
River News and River Traffic at New Albany and St Louis
The report covers river conditions at New Albany and nearby boats headed for St Louis, noting a two foot rise since the last report, a heavy storm, and a mild, cloudy day. It lists vessels loading, departures to Cincinnati, Memphis, Evansville, and Louisville, with freight, repairs, and wrecking efforts ongoing. Weather remains mild with a rising river gauge and scattered activity along the rivermen’s routes.
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van Buekirk
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Koat Creek
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Cumberland River
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Dail
Taatber Report Indicates Signals Division Updates
War Department Signal Service reports from February 14 at 7:05 A.M. provide telegrams and messages for commerce and agriculture. The document outlines arms division notices and alerts issued to inform stakeholders about conditions affecting trade and farming activities.
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Commerce and Agriculture
Weather Bulletin Forecast for Midwest and Gulf States
Official advisory notes rising Mississippi River levels with slow fluctuations. Forecasters expect northerly winds to ease with improving weather conditions across the Gulf States Tennessee and Ohio Valleys Upper Mississippi Lower Missouri Valley and Upsir Lake Region.
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Steamship City of Galveston Goes Ashore Near Mayaguena
Yarine New York February 17 reports the steamship City of Galveston under Captain Evans from Haytien for New York went ashore on Mayaguena Island in a heavy sea and is believed bilged with about thirty passengers aboard. It may prove a total loss. Also listed arrivals include Bremen, Havre, Antwerp, Anglia, Glasgow, Adriatic, and Liverpool bound and arriving at various ports.
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Evans
Ape Haytien
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Cofee Inden
Stesmebigs Neckarrom Bremen
Ameriqae
Havre
August Audre
Antwerp
Anglia
Mediterranean
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Canada
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Liverpool
A Singular Case of 8] Dde Death in Hanover Village
Diezenburg a Hanover native and longtime resident died suddenly while chopping cord wood near Fred Schwerking’s dairy. A colored man named Banks alerted Shafer and son, who found Diezenburg with a broken neck. An inquest found unknown cause, with no foul play suspected. Diezenburg, about 56, left a wife and several children.
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Hanover
Severa
Diexenburg
Fred. Schwerking
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Diezenburg
Banks
Diezen~burg
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Schwerking Lad
Squire Durham
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Ferrie
Resumption of Specie Payments Debated in House
House proceedings focus on Hale’s resolution pressing prompt measures to resume specie payments with Treasury backing. Morrison calls for committee referral. Hale refuses, and a party-line vote defeats the measure as Democrats oppose.
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Hale
Maine
Secretary of the Treasury
Morrison
Henking
Consolidation of Delphos County Officials In Fraud Case
In Delphos Putnam County two men were found guilty of conspiring to defraud the Government. They issued bonds totaling 1 090 dollars each to secure their appearance while awaiting judgment in court.
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Putnam
Cnfrand
Adin the triple murderer moved to court amid crowd
On February 14 Adin, the triple murderer, saw his trial postponed due to a venue error and was escorted between jail and the courthouse. Spectators jeered with cries of lynch him but police kept him secure amid the tense scene in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Adin
Landis Declared Insane in Vineland Editor Murder Case
Bridgeton New Jersey February 14 Charles K Landis was found insane by Judge Reed after a sanity examination relating to the murder of Cerruth the Vineland editor and is discharged from arrest pending further proceedings.
San Francisco February 14 report from state board
San Francisco note dated February 14 references Dr Thomas M of the State Board and a lad involved in proceedings at Sacramento. The fragment suggests a governmental or regulatory context with officials named and a city linkage to Sacramento.
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Thomas M
State Board of Ashe
Lad
Sacranento
Fires and deaths noted in local court and society items
Mrs. Herman Sieger improves after severe clothing fire from a stove, Bridget McCartin dies after long illness, and probate figures in Hoy Greenfeld bankruptcy. City council wavering on an ordinance. excursion to New Orleans priced at 3650. Engineer Wm Huforan reports stones hurled from a bridge injuring him. youths to be arrested. Adam Utterich awaits sentencing for forgery. United German Societies carnival plans shine in Beckett's. Court actions include Campbell vs C H D Yaulead and city vs Hamilton Jerome Curtis matters.
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Wm. Huforan
H. Sod D. Railroad
McGonigie
Wade
Adam Utterich
Beckett
Legislative actions and agriculture protection debate
The Senate discussed amending section 5.46 of the revised statutes and referred a bill for agricultural protection to the Judiciary Committee amid reports from the Attorney General. Debates covered locusts, cotton pests, and agricultural safeguards, with remarks on wartime and banking topics and a House push for internal improvements and currency reform. A Missouri memorial sought river boundary definitions near St Louis and forest preservation on public lands.
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Morton
Er Revie
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USA
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Wel Miscouri
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St Louis
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