Onward watchword and temperance push across towns
Correspondence from the Daily Times reports the Women's League rallying under the watchword Onward while weather and toil improve. The temperance movement gains energy in Summa Mount Vernon Nelsonville Springfield and other towns with meetings, saloon closures, and church prayer sessions as leagues unite to curb liquor sales and press legislation.
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Mount Vernon
Cine Oly Tellis
Main Street
Soreeo
Franklin
Emey
Nelsonville
Springfield
Odd Fe Fellows
Temperance Grange action backs state reform drive
The Sinte Grange debates on the temperance question reveal private proceedings and a memorial by the Ladies' League of Xenis. The patrons advocate state action to curb intemperance, urging subordinate Granges to unite under a statewide plan while measures limit access to liquor and ensure fair contracting for printing. A correspondent from Missouri shares views on country life and domestic labor, highlighting social roles and desires for companionate happiness while critiquing urban easing.
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Temperance Questios
Ladies’ League of
Xenis
Ohio
Ohie
Zoels
Ceed
Invitation to visit Sol ane and Sailors Orphans Home
Col Finley of the Xenia-Gastic received a courteous invitation to visit the Sol ane and Sailors Orphans Home on the high plateau near Xenia. Dr Griswold and all managers were thanked for their care of nearly 600 orphans and the orderly operations. The region’s stability and benevolent work were praised, while concerns about potential harm to wards and need for state oversight were noted. The piece also mentions Ohio State Grange session and school text-book regulation pending before the legislature.
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Finley
Xenia-Gastic
Solane
Ia Bh
Xenia
Griswold
2 Of
Ohio
Lic
Stern Bros seek injunction in New Orleans circuit court
Stern Bros of London, holders of three million leveet ouds, filed a bill in the Eighth Circuit Court at New Orleans asking for an injunction against the funding of the matter.
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Stern Bros
London
Circuit Court
New Orleans
Early 19th Century Grain and Market Notes Digest
A fragmented market log records prices and receipts for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and other staples. Notes include market bids, quantities, and export speculation, with regional references and currency values.
Boston politics swirls over Simmons nomination
Ashlington reports a heated fight as Butler supporters press for Simmons to be confirmed as Boston electorship. Boutwell hesitates to break his pledge while protests pour in from Boston merchants. Crocker faces condemnation for switching support. Six Massachusetts Representatives demand compliance or confirmation falters. Telegraph protests swell. White and Freeman push for favorable action on Bard of Tennessee for Atlanta postmaster. Morgan defends Sykes in contest for Spencer seat. Interior inquiry on mine stills, Treasury not aware. House runs private bills. Senate debates finances. Chief Justice Waite visits floor after 2 PM.
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Freeman
Sam. Bard
Tennence
Alanta
Georgia
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Gen
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Sykes
O Spencer
Spencer
Flanagan
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
Tremendous Excitement in Xenta Knocking Out the Meads
Special Dispatch reports immense joy in Xenta after a recent victory in a whisky controversy scenes of devotion and praise meetings. Manus O Donnell surrendered early. whisky barrels were damaged as women and others assist in the disruption. Local ministers and community leaders weigh legal action while preparations for a city hall meeting continue.
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Daily Times
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Rome
Phillips
Bethel
C. Galley
Manus O'Donnell
Barnes and Adderson
Chen Case Thrown Out for Improper Joinder of Plaintiff
Special dispatch from Hascanoro O February 20 reports Judge Steele's ruling in the Chen case. The court found improper party joinder and declared the pleading defective. Plaintiff cannot amend to create a substantially new case. when proper showing is made, a restraining order may be sought. There is general dissatisfaction with the procedure and outcome.
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Tehe
Daily Times
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Harrison
Steele
Mawly Falls
Democratic Discontent Over Clerk of Court Candidate
Special Dispatch reports notable dissatisfaction within the Democratic camp over Capt. Jones as the party nominee for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The February convention reportedly split on the selection, with calls for alternatives and speculation that another Democratic candidate may be placed in the field.
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Daily Times
Lory Ilie
Capt. Jones
Court of Appeals
Ee Ee
Disraeli's New Ministry Read by The London Times
The Times reports a reshaped ministry with the Marquis of Salisbury as Secretary for War and Carnarvon securing a key post. Names such as Derby and Derry appear in the lineup, with references to the Laneer and other peers. The article outlines cabinet roles and shifts following the recent political events.
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Carnary Ox
AED
Stafford Northcote
London ‘Times
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Rimond
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Conn
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Ay Oe Ees
Causaslior
Stanley
Padus
St Drly
Impeachment urged for State Treasurer Hays in Kansas
The Committee on State Affairs reports irregularities in State Treasurer Hays’s management. A resolution recommends impeachment as several liabilities threaten the state. Bondsmen may be held responsible for losses.
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T. Loria
Drigverot
River level fall and shifting river traffic noted
Special dispatches report a falling river, vessels such as Mollie Ebert and Davage departing for New Orleans and Cincinnati respectively. The towboat Own Valley reportedly sold to Cincinnati parties, while the R. W. Skillinger sails there. Oil City reports 2 feet 11 inches of water with rain at night. Mariners expect the Messenger and Exchange arrivals by weekend.
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Granite State
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Mollie’ Ebert
New Orleans
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Janet
Cincinnati
R. W. Skillinger
Exchange
Oil City
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Ock
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Common Pleas Court
Proclamation to the Nations by the Messenger of Jehovah
The Cincinnati Times publishes a long Proclamation dated February 20 1874 claiming prophecies and future battles between French and German forces. It foresees a September 20 1874 London telegram and urges nations to heed divine judgments, ending with a fiery exhortation from John Kishor HAL The Anointed.
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Petition Opposes Adair Amendment Circulated in Hamilton County
Citizens of Hamilton County petition the General Assembly to oppose any law or amendment weakening statutes restricting intoxicating sales in Ohio. The list of signers includes A Ritchie Rev A Bowers Geo Warrington Rev John Lichten ay Rev A B Hammel and others. Conductors plan to collect signatures from Methodist Book Co. Fourth & Co. E J Morris Crosby's book pages and local society offices and send them to Columbus via Hamilton County Legion officers.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
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A. Bowers
Geo. Warrington
John Lichtenaay
A. B
Hammel
Boyce
Er Taylor
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Fourth & Co
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Firth
Columbus
Hamilton County Legion
County pleas for refund of taxes on erroneous assessments
Petitioners Gilmore and Cordukes seek reversal of taxes paid under erroneous assessments. They assert temporary Cincinnati residence and business ties to Liverpool, England, and claim assessments wrongly taxed all their purchases for years past.
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Cordukes
Cincinnati
Notable banker and railroad VP gravely ill in Cincinnati
Mr Jobo Young vice president of Merchants National Bank and Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad lies dangerously ill at his Price's Hill residence in the Twenty first Ward. He is in the 75th year of age. The notice mentions W J Comley withdrawing from Weather Co and plans a move to St Louis to join with others in city affairs.
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Merchants’ National Bank
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
Price’s Hill
Young
W. J. Comley
Weather& Co
St. Louis
Mincelta
Giselone Mead
Loth
Congressional Committees Proceed In Investigations
Washington February 20. The Senate Postoffices and Post Roads Committee weighed Gov Samuel Ba Postmaster nominee at Atlanta with Whiteley Freeman opposing confirmation. Bard and allies argued the Senate must accept the nomination submitted by the Fram. The House Committee concluded the Indication Bill, trimming costs to over five million dollars from earlier estimates of fifteen hundred thousand. The President indicated the act allows the War Secretary to verify costs incurred by Territorial Dakota authorities for stores supplies and other expenses of no volunteer forces in the 1862 Indian war.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On
Samuel Ba
Atlanta
Whiteley
Freeman
Gay Bard Ees
W. P. Pierce
Bard
Nia Ao Ae
Senate
House Committee
Dakota
Forgeries on Steck Exchange Linked to Internal Printer
Investigations into recent Steck Exchange forgeries suggest the counterfeit paper claiming token legitimacy originated from internal sources rather than the main office. The printer allegedly used is tied to print jobs for multiple lines including Cleveland Columbus and Indianapolis, with stock transfer arrangements and price movements noted as 84 and later rising.
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Steck Exchange
Toledo
Cleveland Columbus
Gnelnsst
Innapolis
Eerey
Stockhré
Ing Coir
Reat Western
Minister Schenck Returning Home From England
England February 20 Lossex reports Minister Schenck to return soon from a Paris stay en route to New York. General Schenck to act in his absence as the head of the United Parliament, with duties to remain here during the trip.
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Schenck
Catell Spec Spas
New York
Paris
Duke de Broglie
Interior
Convention Reassembles Over Tax Limitation Clause
The convention resumed at 2:30 p.m. to decide a proposed addition to the Legislative Article by Mr. Hitchcock of Geauga. The section would bar new taxes except as allowed by the Constitution, restrict levies to one percent in a year or five percent in ten, require legislative oversight, and set debt and contract limits by law. After debates and motions, the House demanded a vote, and the measure passed 53 yeas to 31 nays, with the Article nearing approval.
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Geauga
Iic
Nepal
Hiekeork
Cowen
Voris
H. L. Bas
Cullen Pleas Court
Adolph S
Tee Meeker
Loring
United States
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Highland Railroad Company Incorporation Filings
The Highland Railroad Company organized to build a line from Mount Pleasant to Cincinnati via Cumminsville and the C I and D Railroad filed articles of incorporation this afternoon with the Courthouse Recorder. A group of gentlemen, identified as incorporators, will hold a meeting on the proposal to construct the road and secure capital.
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Highland Railroad Company
Mount Pleasant
Cincinnati
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Asheston
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