Fragmentary account hints at a crime testimony in local case
A garbled passage describes a woman planning to visit an aunt and a man fleeing in a buggy toward town. The damaged text references a three story brick boarding house near Pines and implies a witness will be valuable to a pending case.
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T. Tostead
Pines
Andres Miia
Reid
Peeney
Aesimsyies
Eureyntsar
Union
Waleas
Imme Ab
Geiring de Drews
Officer's Name Said to Join DA Team in City
A high ranking official in the district attorney’s office is reported to be joining the DA team in the city, with sources noting potential leadership duties and strengthened prosecutions. The move signals a push to coordinate crime strategy amid ongoing legal cases.
City committee reports on Southern Rail Road resolutions
The majority and minority reports of a committee handling resolutions opposing Southern Railroad legislation were opened this afternoon and debated in committee. After votes, the question to lay the report on the table was put, and motions to adopt the resolutions were discussed, with further action deferred to a later session.
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Southern Railroad
Frasier
Allegory at Mozart Hall Stirs Riot Controversy
A riot representation at Mozart Hall triggered strong reactions as many attendees grew dismayed and turned away, reflecting heated public debate over the allegorical performance and its political implications.
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Mozart Hall
Grore
Tihiot
Police Court Cases Reported In Brief
A sparse Police Court session today included the case of Edward Henn and Fred Rein on charges tied to a wrongs incident. The docket also referenced a suspect named Jacob in a separate matter, with mentions of failing to meet expectations and a requester.
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Fred. Rein
Jacob Oe
Fry O Kiet
Adair Law debate and saloon protests in Oxford Ohio
Citizens of Oxford Ohio urge not to alter the Adair Law to tighten its provisions. Amid devotional services near Burke’s saloon, a beer wagon arrived, locals knelt and prayed, while a Hamiltonian carried his keg forward. Signage and protests target saloon keepers, urging abstinence from liquor sales to protect families and community morals.
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Oxford
Ohio
Burke's
Oetord
Ghia
Morning Proceedings of the State Grange at XeEwia
Special Dispatch reports the State Grange opening with devotional services led by Chaplain Mease and an expanded resolutions committee. A unanimous resolution endorses the temperance movement in Xenia and Ohio, and a second resolution backs a pending Ohio Legislature bill on game as introduced by Mr. Kemp. The sess ion included debate and a recess for dinner.
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Baer
Oe Ana
Ee Cotes
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Daily Times
XeEwia
Mease
Xenia
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Kemp
Memembers Consider Bills and Names in Senate Action
Special Dispatch from Wasuureton reports the House passed bills allowing criminals to testify for themselves in U S District Courts and set manslaughter punishment at twenty years. Sen Chandler leads debate on recognizing God in the Constitution while a Boston matter on a Collectorship stalls as names Simmons and others are discussed.
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Gen. Butler
Judiciary Committee
Seestor Chandler
Senate
Hoston
Simmons
Butler
Buffington
Siaarce
Murder Arrest in Halifax Case of Sturtevant
William E. Sturtevant has been arrested for the murder in Halifax Massachusetts of his Sepa and Miss Buckley. He is committed to custody after the alleged crime was found in the family dwelling.
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William E. Sturtevant
Halifax
Massachusetts
Buckley
Additional River News from Social Dispatches
Pittssure reports falling river with eight feet eight inches. Barges depart for St. Louis Saturday. Decks and barges active on the wharf. Weather in Port List shows cloudy, cold, 32 to 38 with nearly an inch of snow. river rose four inches. Shipping shows arrivals in Cincinnati and Evansville. freight activity noted with furniture and eggs shipments.
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Tverthorn
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Loviavilla
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Stockholders Meet and Directors Elected for the B and O Road
The stockholders met at noon and accepted the President’s report to print it. The board then organized with John King Jr as President and Charles F. as Secretary, Treasurer W H H, and Auditor W E J. Directors named include Scarborough, Garrett, Donnell Smith, and Lehmer. The Cincinnati Marietta line directors were also listed, with a 14,87 vote for John King Jr and others. Meeting adjourned.
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