Monumental Battle of Point Pleasant Rally in 1774
Fragmentary historical report recalls the Battle of Point Pleasant commemoration, the October 10 1874 centennial, with about 8000 attendees. It notes a committee led by E Bill to advance a preservation effort, naming F A Guthrie and J W English as members, and references state funding and inter-state unity proposals.
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Point Pleasant
E. Bill
F. A. Guthrie
J. W. English
Chartered Association
Indnonsersa
West Virginie
P. E. Eastham
Othe West
Ohio
Kentucky
Jacobs
Hayes
Comor
Cabinet crisis rumors contradicted by Attorney General
Special dispatch reports Attorney General Pierrepont denying any cabinet rupture. He contradicts stories that Secretary Bristow would resign and says the President has not contemplated Bristow’s departure. If Bristow leaves it would be voluntary, no known cabinet reorganization by the President. The Babock trial verdict remains awaited.
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Cincinnati Times
Pierrepont
Bristow
Mr. Bristow
Babcock
Lawmaker Comments Spark Tax and Private Speculation Debate
A congressional session adjourned without conclusion after Minister Schence discussed private speculation and government action. The committee investigated the matter and will reconvene tomorrow. Representative Edey led discussion on mounting tax concerns, while the Internal Revenue Service weighs brewer tax adjustments.
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Schence
Actalentiis
Tae Sean
Cote
Saxktea Edey
Buresa
Deaths and injuries in Wallingford railroad disaster
A Harlem express wreck near Wallingford killed Mr Bissell and his seventeen year old son in the sleeping car after a broken rail caused the car to derail and burn. Ten passengers occupied the car with several others injured. conductors mostly unhurt. Fire destroyed the car while the engine ran five miles to safety. Others named include Mrs Tierney and Rev H Cunningham.
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Sherman House
Chicago
Fismki
Apen
Bissell
Fire destroys twenty one houses in Cet Zoawrang blaze
Evansville February 24 A fire at Cet Zoawrang destroyed 21 houses and one story. The greater part of the area was burned leaving extensive property loss and damage.
Senate Agrees to House Amendments to Six Millions Bill
Special dispatch from Cincinnati Times describes Senate action February 24 on multiple bills including impounding roaming animals, extending child stealing penalties to age twelve, writs of error from Police Court to Common Pleas, and a Police Board reform debated amid arguments over citizen control versus nonresident appointments. The Senate discussed amendments, opposed by some as undemocratic, and prepared to vote to agree to House amendments on the Southern railroad appropriation bill while considering county commissioners aiding agriculture and gam suppression fines.
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Preble
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Southern Railroad
Nate Hencur
Andrews
Thia
Staltiy
Burrows
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Monahan Ssidibe
Thie Tien
Conspiracy Case In Circuit Court Proceedings In Louis
In Louis, February, the United States Circuit Court proceedings continued after 11 o’clock. Judge Dillon and Judge Treat clarified the purposes of isolation for the jury and discussed the two main questions: existence of the conspiracy and the defendant's connection to it. The government presented circumstantial evidence about motive and letters, while avoiding direct admissions. The case focuses on whether the defendant aided the conspiracy and how the evidence supports verdict considerations.
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States Circuit Court
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Ford
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Douglass
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Senate
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De Formal Decree Appoints Council Members Amid Rail Clash
King Alfonso orders Northern Railway to reopen traffic between Irta and Tologo after forts inspection. Jules Datayre named President of Council replacing Buthet. Pafaure becomes Interior Minister, and Count Be removed from Agriculture. Bank of France reports 22.5 thousand francs rise. England bullion up 201 thousand pounds. verdict in Clyde disaster finds man slaughter. Franconia captain admitted to hospital. Liverpool news notes Dixon merchants’ failure with $3.5 million liabilities.
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Northern Railway Company
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Buthet
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Franconia
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Outrage Over Attempted Locking of Citizen in Room
A chaotic cariad fragment from a New York report notes outrage over an attempt to lock an American citizen in a room. It mentions Epacia shipments and a $150 000 gold coin, with terse references to Plgmorth and Chet people amid indignation.
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New York
Owen
Jaati
Chamber Meeting Deliberates National Finances in New York
In New York on February 21 the Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting this afternoon to consider the subject of national finances. President D Babcock chaired, with a large attendance including some speakers rarely seen at recent meetings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Presid Ase D. Babcock
River Dispatches From Ohio Valley Reports Heavy Ice Conditions
Special Dispatches to the Cincinnati Times from February provide brief notes on river ice and cold weather across Evansville Fort Wayne and Louisville. Reports mention falling rivers near Pirrsm an and Idoxtos with prices and cargo details for barges and freight movements. The Missouri and Ohio regions show steady river activity with packets on time and distant vessel movements around St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Cincinnat Times
Pirrsman
Corambe ‘Suate
Portsmouth
Market Bay
Wheeling
Rand Poe
Evansviele
Ikp
Fort Lins Nail
Charles’ B. Chase
en-Orleans
Cincinnati
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Idoxtos
Cecil
Thomas Shelfock
Andy Jaume
Miler
Divorce Demands Spark in Court Over Noses and Diners
A Detroit man barges into Potter's court demanding a divorce and reveals a case file with charges against his wife. The list includes hair pulling and threats of poisoning, while he boasts favors for a political ally in exchange for a ruling.
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Huir
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Tris
Teaxing
Bates Seeks Clarification on Notice Term in Vote Reconsideration
After the result was announced, Mr Bates urged reconsideration claiming a flaw in the bill regarding notice timing. The amendment specifies notice should not exceed ten days but does not fix a minimum, prompting further House action. The chamber agreed to Bates's ten day provision, sending the bill back for concurrence with no anticipated trouble.
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Mr. Bates
Not guilty verdict in Babcock case at St Lovis
Cincinnati dispatch reports a jury in St. Louis returned a not guilty verdict in the Babcock case. Separately, police pursued unknown robbers connected to a First National Bank attempt on Carson Street. A ten foot tunnel was found near the vault but the bank’s deposits had already been moved and no clues to the perpetrators remained.
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Gill
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Cincinnati Times
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Twelfth
Carson Streets
South Side
Baok
Boiler testing to resume at Munhall farm
Special Dispatch reports that as weather milds and settles the United States Commission for testing boilers will restart operations at Munhall farm about six miles up the Mopongahels River. Prof. Thurston of New England will oversee.
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Cincinnati Times
Pirtsuure
United States Commission For
Munhall Farm
Mopongahels River
Thurston
New England
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