River Flood Stages and Riverboat Movements Reported
New Albany Indiana February 19 The river has risen 16 inches with cloudy weather and falling indications. Numerous steamers and tows listed with speeds and destinations including Ben Franklin Sandy &P Down Mingo Star P M Shannon P M and the Fashion. Several boats passed and arrived at various ports such as Portsmouth Cincinnati Cairo Evansville and Louisville. The river remains high with continual river traffic and some repairs noted on a boiler aboard a boat. Weather described as cool and cloudy with improving conditions expected.
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Butler County Auditor Appointment Ends Week-Long Controversy
The Butler County Commission reached a compromise to appoint Homer Peck to fill the unexpired term of the late Auditor Schmidt. Peck accepted the office on February 19, promising to discharge duties faithfully. A bond will likely be prepared this afternoon to allow Peck to enter office without delay.
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Lecture by Dr Dro Lewis at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church will host a lecture by Dr Dro Lewis tomorrow night titled Our Girls. Proceeds go to the Ladies Missionary Society. Mr Wai J Mack reported a theft yesterday evening at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati depot, where a gold watch and chain were taken.
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Tax on tobacco taxed debate and library funding
Wasuinotos special dispatch reports Representatives Buckner Whitehead and Crossland urging Ways and Means to repeal tobacco tax. The Joint Committee on Library declines to recommend this season’s Catlin collection purchase for North American Indians valued around 100000 dollars. Senate Privileges and Elections holds another hearing on the Spencer-Sykes Alabama senate contest.
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Miller bill seeks precinct split for large city elections
Special Dispatch reports Miller's bill to amend the act regulating state and county officer elections to divide wards in cities casting 100 votes or more into two or more voting precincts passed the House this afternoon.
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Fire-destroys frame shop as boy dies in blaze
Special Dispatch reports a fire at W Humes picture-frame store on Main Street this afternoon. The fire burned out the interior floors. A six year old boy, son of Humes, was playing on the third floor and was smothered to death.
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Friends of Inquiry to-night discuss women enfranchisement
The Friends of Inquiry meet in the lecture room at Plum and Eighth Streets to discuss Shall Women Be Enfranchised. Miss Anna Oliver and Mrs. Dree nd will speak. the event is free to all.
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Delain Content Case In United Circuit Court
The United Circuit Court hears a Delaware case involving a plaintiff claiming 648000 dollars. The proceedings include Master’s findings and entries for the remainder of the claim, with the court making presumptions on one or two items and scheduling further action.
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Terre Hatta obituary notices editor’s death announced
Terre Hatta, veteran editor of The Bamier, a German newspaper, died February 1. Adolph Fa wpe, exp. pays tribute to Hatta in the Bamier’s final edition, noting his long service and impact on the German press.
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Patrick HL Dowsing Nominated in Wasnuxoroy February
In Wasnuxoroy on February 19, Patrick HL Dowsing is nominated for the poste the as specified by local observers. The event signals a civic process with Dowsing positioned as a leading candidate based on community input and organizational backing.
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City committee plans bond bill for improvements
The committee of Council appointed to secure legislation to enable the city to raise more money on bonds met last evening. They considered a bill over Walker and C. W. Woolsey and referred it to a committee including the City Auditor and Judge Pieser for action. The document is to be sent to Colbie for Legislature consideration.
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Tie Convention Proceedings and Local Court Actions
A fragmented report describes a House call of the members, voting on motions, and a shift in attendance led by Mr. Voris, with yeas and nays tallied. It also notes multiple petty court cases including a Walnut and Thirteenth street incident, a disorderly house, peddling, property destruction, and burglaries, with fines, jail terms, and continued hearings. Local justice coverage includes bail set at 4500 and further court dates through the end of the week.
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Centennial Exhibition Bill Faces Senate Action
The Cincinnati Common Council and Board of Trade protest potential meres reductions as the Senate considers a bill related to the Centennial Exhibition. After the morning session, action on liquor legislation and Navy Department communications were discussed with no new orders issued.
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