Mixed World News Fragments From Contested Dispatches
A jumble of items reports actions at the Austrian Legation in Washington New York club constitutional changes and varying incidents. A deputy sheriff shot and killed a man in Arkadelphia during a personal encounter. Coffee prices rise with a large US sale pending. Two children burned to death in Tremont Westchester. The Prince of Wales reportedly ill, and English politics note a Conservative member elected to Parliament. Obituary notes mark the Cleveland resident A Briggs aged fifty eight. Ongoing tensions and indemnity mentions close the scattered items.
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BE Johnston
C. C. Rowell
Arkadelphia
Coffe
United States
J. Flanagan
Tremont
Westchester
Prince of Wales
Monckton
North
Banana
Victoria
Osborne
So W. Briggs
Department
A. Briggs
New York
Cleveland
Dapanloup
Orleans
Dukes of Roben
Political currents pull for Davis in convention era
February observers in Wasuiseron note a clash of lines as Lyman Trumbull nears Schurz platform support in the Senate while Columbus Labor Convention favors Davis over Trumbull. Sickles unlikely to return to Spain as minister. Washington Treaty reply delayed ten days. Joint High Commission set to meet. Democrats and Schurz allies expect Cincinnati to nominate Davis for President with Parker for VP. Eggleston interviews President before departing for Cincinnati.
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Times and Chronicle
Lyman Trumbull
Schurz
Senate
Columbus
Davis
Trumbull
Gen
Sickles
Spain
Earl Granville
Joint High Commission
Fish
Ee Ee
Cincinnati
David Davis
Joel Parker
Hendricks
Sumner
Ben. Eggleston
Fire destroys bridge over White River at Cambridge
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports the long covered bridge of the P C and L Railroad across White River at Cambridge is entirely destroyed by fire. There is no travel delay as trains reroute via the Whitewater Valley and third division of the Pan Handle. Workmen are now rebuilding the bridge.
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Cambridge City
Times and Chronicle
Richmont
Exp
White River
Cambridge
Whitewater Valley
Man Thrown Twenty Five Feet in Boggy Collision
Special Dispatch to the Time Chronicle reports Oliver Daily, riding in a buggy on the Colembia bridge in Columba City Indiana, was thrown twenty five feet when attempting to pass another buggy last night and seriously injured. Slight hope of recovery is noted.
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Time
Chronicle
Columata City
Ind
Oliver Daily
Colembia Bridge
Police Judge Censures Felony Compounding Scene
In St Louis a police court judge rebukes compounding of a felony in a case involving Harry Hawkins who shot August Eisner. The judge criticizes prosecutorial hesitation and asserts the court’s obligation to pursue justice despite political pressure and security concerns.
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Ums
Cullen
T Jean
Harry Hawkins
August Eisner
Srge
Gaile
Imanele Labs
Magen
Germany Races to War Readiness in France and Versailles
New York report states two German corps are ordered to be in readiness amid heightened political party activity at Versailles. Germany reserves the right to judge any prospective French government and to invade again if it deems peace terms unlikely to be carried out.
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New York
Germany
France
London
Versailles
Schiff
Cox
Quarantine Exactions Hit Lathing and City Loss
Reports detail heavy lighterage charges levied under quarantine, causing substantial losses to merchants and vessel owners. Dr Carnochan is linked to the scheme with others testifying to duties, towing torques, and city patrol roles. Political groups convened with leaders like Charles O’Conor and Oswald Ottenderfer endorsing measures amid a large public procession and a roof collapse incident on the East Side. Mayor Hall prosecution reportedly withdrawn by Raemareene.
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Philatel
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Sonal Nealesy
Carbochan
Common Council
Eave
Charles O’conor
August Constem
Oswald Ottenderfer
John Cece
M. Barlow
Manton
Mayor Hall
San Luis Potosi Defense and Revolt Report
Fragmentary dispatch from February 23 describes San Luis Potosi under threat as revolutionaries seek to seize forces. Troop movements north of Serra Madre total about ten thousand, with government officers defending and aiming to prevent surrender amid shifting loyalties and strategic positions.
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San, Luis Potosi
Oisre
Serra Madra
San San
Rocha Morlharn
Heavy Embezzlement Case Involving Bonds and Gifts
A report from McEmruis Texas dated February 24 details J H Hackett and associates misappropriating bonds valued at 75,000 pounds and shares worth 85,000 pounds. The funds were allegedly diverted to warrants, with 6 pounds advanced to women as gifts. The case centers on alleged embezzlement and the recovery of funds from the recipients.
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McEmruis
Texx
J. H. Hackett
D.M. Lawseoines
Euberaling
Sant
Considerab Patien
Rev. tr. Hammond Revives the Sinners of Lawrence
Reverend Hammond preaches to residents of Lawrence reviving a crowd of locals with a hopeful revival meeting. The event emphasizes repentance and renewed faith as townspeople seek spiritual renewal under his guidance.
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Tr. Hammond
Lawrence
River traffic and arrivals reported in Charleston dispatch
Special dispatches to the Times note the Monongahela and other rivers falling with readings near four feet, clear warm weather, and multiple boats arriving or departing. Vessels Kittie Hegler Mountain Boy Towboats Sam Brown Wild Cat Jas Gilmore depart or head to Louisville and Gallipolis while repairs and tow operations are planned for coal movement to New Orleans and Cincinnati connections.
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Times and Chronicle
Charleston
W. VA
Kittie Hegler
Mountain Boy
Gallipolis
Bettie Gilbert
Loupik
Monongahela
Morgantown
Cireensboro
Brownsville
Sam Brown
Wildcat
Jas. Gilmore
Simpson Horner
Louisville
Cincinnati
Granite State
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Omatta
Missouri
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Montana
Ory
Kentucky River
New Orleans
Vicksburg
A. J. Beker
Horner, Wood & Co
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Liebers
Kentucky Conference M E Church Fourth Day Proceedings
The Kentucky Conference M E Church met in Covington on February 21 and continued the Sunday School Institute. Bishop Scott led services while a speaker announced a $250 Missionary Society gift. a board proposed selling church property in Louisville to satisfy creditors.
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Conference Sunday School Institute
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Way In
The
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Centacace Board of
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Urch
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Wm. Kigore
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E. L. Shepard
Local managers clash with Wood over contract suit
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports a tug of war after the opera season ends. Mr Wood, manager of the Globe, sues for 10008 dollars alleging breach of contract. De Vivo labels Wachtel's laryngitis a visitation of God and says Wood must bear the loss. Wachtel and De Vivo departed for the East last night.
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Times and Chronicle
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The
Globe
de‘ Vivo
Wachtel
de Vivo
East
Alleged Exsteazler Held to Bail
Special Dispatch reports Hackett confidential clerk and floor walker for D. C. and H. M. Lowenstine dry goods dealers arrested on charges of stealing 75000 dollars worth of laces and silks over several years. He was bound over to appear at trial in 40000 dollars bail.
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Times and Chronicle
Maurnm
Hackett
Vessel Marie Francois Capsizes at Brest Harbor
In Brest harbor the vessel Marie Francois capsized yesterday. Twenty two passengers were drowned. The steamship Hammonia has arrived out.
Disturbances in Antwerp as Ex-King rumor denied
In Antwerp on February 24, reports say the Count de Chambord has left the city. Claims of the arrival of the Ex-King of Hanover and other Ultramontanists were denied. Legitimists demonstrated last night and gens-d’armes were called to restore order.
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Count de Chambord
Hanover
Gens-D'Armes
John G. Horning
F. Westerkamp
Kehwab & Martin
Plaiati
H. M. Cist
Proclamation Against Internationaliste Social Republic Plan
German authorities issue an antInternational proclamation declaring the Internationaliste a threat to a social and democratic republic and to working class power. Artisans are prohibited from joining the society. The move targets organization and aims to curb labor influence.
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Letpizia
Internationaliste
Prominent Broker Dead Emigrant Swindle Breakup
Jegrand Lockwood a leading broker, connected with Lees Dunn Co, aided a case against emigrant swindlers. Edward Green of the firm was arrested on charges of swindling Bank of England checks totaling about a thousand dollars. Additional firm members face forgery accusations as authorities move to dismantle the operation.
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New York
Jegrand Lockwood
Lees, Dunn & Co
Ong Edward Green
Bank of England
A. x
Governor Brown Calls Extra Session on Redistricting
Governor Brown issued a proclamation calling an extra legislative session for March 12 to apportion the state into congressional districts and address other important matters.
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Gov. Brown
River Upturn and Freight Movements Reported
Memphis dispatch notes rising river inches and arrivals including the Louisville from Evansville while the Mary Alice and other barges pass down. Evansville reports no unusual arrivals with packets on time and freight levels steady as the mer from Cincinnati and the Dick Johnson from Tennessee run full. Departures include Robert Mitchell at 3 PM and Pink Warble at 11 PM with the Charmer carrying nearly 2000 sacks of peanuts amid rain and slow May-like conditions observed locally.
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Times and Chronicle
Memphis
Louisville
Evansville
Mary Alice
Mer
Cincinnati
Dick Johnson
Tenne River
Robert Mitchell
COMMON PLEAS PROCEEDINGS BEFORE JUDGES AVERY AND FORCE
In a brief Common Pleas session presided by Judge Avery and Judge Force, matters were reviewed and scheduled for further hearings. No final rulings reported, approvals or dismissals pending additional documentation.
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Common Pleas
Avery
Death at Little Miami Depot Freight Conductor John McDonald
At 2 PM John McDonald a freight conductor on the Little Miami Railroad slipped on a wet rail while uncoupling cars at the depot and was crushed between the wheels and struck on the head. He died instantly leaving a wife and six children.
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Little Miami
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