Thousand Events Mark Late March News Flurry
A scattered Columbus lecture by B Anthony and New York aid fund talks are noted amid fears of Indian war being unfounded. Damages include a Mans area fire destroying six hotels and two horses. Distillers strike in Pennsylvania continues with signs of easing. Proclamations remove Portuguese duties. Worcester steamer arrives with provisions while a Boston packing firm suffers a fire. Jailer Cross serves forty days in his own jail. Bonds and gold movements are forecast for March. The Hamilton Opera House drawing draws scrutiny and counterfeiter McCartney is jailed. Local legal notices, church disputes, and city dispatches reflect a tense period with varied incidents.
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Columbus
Aid Fund
New York City
Allroad
Dashea House
H. J. Simpson
Illinois
Reinold
Mans
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Clayfort
United States
Worcester
Boston
George .A. Cross
Bea
Pleasanton
Hamilton
McCartney
Adame
Newport
R. I
Panic in Stadt Street Theater sparks wild confusion
Special dispatches report a massive panic at Stadt Street Theater causing contusions and injuries as crowds surged. The incident coincides with coverage of the Joint High Commission and Japanese delegation, plus UK and Prussia tensions and a push to settle disputes.
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Stadt Theater
Tornado and Robbery Claim in St Louis Old Story
In St Louis on February 27 an old story resurfaces as a sheriff says he was knocked down and robbed of 17000 dollars amid reports of a tornado. The day also notes Bolly Lewis arriving from Cincinnati and a dead letter sale yielding near 2000 dollars. The Joint High Commission in town pursues urgent talks with English members about a rapid settlement, citing Russia and Black Sea tensions and potential neutrality guarantees from the United States.
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Bolly Lewis
Cincinnati
General Post-office Department
Joint High Commission
Comrene
England
Pelle
Russia
Europe
Prussia
France
Prussa
United States
Associated Press
Washimotox
Competition Between Gas Companies Sparks Legislative Debate
In Columbus notes from February 27, a bill to allow competition between gas companies is introduced in the House, with a $54,000 bond requirement to prevent obstructions. Other measures include letting contracts for public works in parts, creating an extra Common Pleas judge, and budget items tied to military and naval surveys. The session adjourned after discussions and a suspension of the rules.
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Pennylvania Central Railway
Copany
Philadelphia
New York
Weid
Chaipany
Baltimore and Ohio
Asia Excursion Tumor To Get In Circulation. — Ay Hisess
Corcoran
Dodds
Ge Dia
Waldron
Common’ Pleas District
Clermont, Brown and
Adama
Washington
Coast Survey
Freedmen's” Bureau
Navyr
Scofield
Pate
Daw Mass
League Island
Navymart
Peace Preliminaries Signed in Paris
An official dispatch from Paris reports that the preliminaries of peace have been signed. The communication names Thier ai es as part of the negotiation, confirming a major step toward end of hostilities.
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Boupraux
Paris
Prussians enter Barix as German forces move
Reports indicate Prussians advance into Barix while Germany prepares for Paris march. Five thousand troops arrive at Liavne with 15,000 more expected if hostilities resume. Forts hold 1,357 cannons. 602 field pieces taken from Paris troops. Paris to be entered Monday, Paris streets to be occupied as peace terms are discussed.
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Spain
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Parks
Liavne
Thedirmy
Paris
Grant
Germany
United States
France
Egypt
Athens
Erskine
Earl Chanville
Marathon
Champs Elysees
Senate Debates On Amendments To Post Office Bill And Railroad Funds
Congress debates in the Senate on amendments to the Post Office Appropriation bill, including inland mail transport cuts and a 900,000 annual subsidy for Australian Mail Steamship, with votes 27 to none to lay the amendment on the table. House actions include aiding a widow and reporting on the New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, while the Omnibus Appropriation bill is under consideration.
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House
Southern Pacific Railroad
Committee On Appropriations
Zito
Williams
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Chandler
Committee On
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Japan
China
Cole and Nye
Cox
N.Y
Mra
Nominations Confirmed by Senate in Executive Session
The Senate in executive session confirmed nominees including John B. Lee for First District of Pennsylvania and Charles B. Castor for Eighth District of Pennsylvania. Others listed include John E. Marsh in Kansas City, Missouri as Surveyor, Henry K. Hog as Superintendent of the Carson City Mint, and George Eyre as Indian Agent among various appointments and promotions across multiple states and offices.
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Brnch
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Andrea Miller
Heaf
Jen. Ward
Register of ‘Land Office
Susanville
California
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Internal Revenue
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Pennsy
Charles B. Castor
Pennsylvania
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Henry KF
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Newads
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Jicse Armitage
Lidian
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Feinth
Misi-dopi
Peter
Michi
Military Academy
Wallintchk Lynth
Cinddin
Charles Wy Plckpring
FT Shepard
Slander and court cases clash in Common Pleas report
Fragmentary 19th century docket describes slander allegations against Martha Acker and Jovan Tarr, with McCarlson and Ackermeyer involved. It notes alleged obscene epithets and water dousing, claims of damages, and lists other Superior and Common Pleas cases with various money and foreclosure actions.
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Jovan Tarr
Martha A. Acker- Quever
Mery McCarlson
Ackermeyer
Ackermop
Ackobaagartxin
Eighth
Accommodation Street
Belle
Serdict
Jamik Fonen
Valente Castner
Richard Tobin
Paxton
Egly
QiCorner Centre
Superior Court
Ee R. Roberts
B. Begestoyd & Money
H. Asyden
W.F. Fuller
Kee
Feidly & Oney
G. W. Carter
G. ‘Crist
Warfield Coal and Salt Company
J. McElwee
Vauil & Dauley
J. BaHenry
Bany
McCoy
Oe S
Smith
T. Wilcox
A Lote
W. Cummings
Humans Lodge
A. C.C
Loeuchmore
A. Muchmore
A. Sargent
H.W. Nantrop
A. Gibbs
C. Griffith
Broerman
H. Broerman
A. Williams
County Commissioners Proceedings Bills Audited at Last Meeting
At the board meeting last Saturday a list of audited bills was presented including payments to Charles F Blackburn for plastering at the Courthouse and jail, Philip Froudorf for a court judgment, M J Ripley for bridge supervision, W Krause for gas fitting, G W Baen for platting work, Holmes & Son for wall pieces, Hunt Ford & Co for courthouse clusters, G F Kestner for groceries, R L Boggs for salt and swashing compound, A G Pitts for jail painting, Along and others for courthouse work, B L Benton for bricklaying, J Weber for Carthage road work, D Farrell for gravel on Carthage road, KR Phillips for bridge repairs at Lockland, and a grant to the City Treasurer for the Volunteer Relief Fund in the Fifteenth Ward.
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Chas. F. Blackburn
Phil. Froudorf
Court of Common Pleas
M. J. Ripley
Mortons Ford Millcreek Township
W. Krause
KS. Boggs
A. G. Pitts
B. L. Benton
Court-house
J. Weber
Carthage Road
Lake
Holman Opera Troupe to Return for Short Engagement
The Holman Opera Troupe returns to the National Theater next Monday evening in La Belle Helene. The company expanded and will alternate operas Bouffes including P Barbe Bleue Enchantress and burlesque offerings. Mr Sargents Vaudeville Company will appear with the Holmans.
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Holman Opera
Holmans
National Theater
Prussian Minister at Rome Sent For in Crisis
Europe brief noting the Prussian Minister in Rome called to answer diplomatic summons as press reports say the terms imposed by allies were bitterly accepted. Thiers continues efforts to avert Metz collapse amid shifting Franco German tensions.
Garibaldi and French politics pace the 19th century
Fragments detail Garibaldi’s proposed seat in the French Assembly and tensions over the Peace Treaty. Paris wrangles over terms while radicals push Napoleon impeachment. Reports note Thiers courting cession principles and Moltke objecting to fortress retention as Prussians demand contributions.
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Garibaldi
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Napoleon
Jermain
Lexpes
Paris
Breglie
England
France
Louis Blanc
Victor ‘Hugo
Henri Rochefort
Assembly
Versailles
Bordeaux
Thiers
Bismarck
Moltke
Italian Cabinet Names New Minister of Justice
The Tunisian troubles dominate reports from Foren on February 24 as Senor del Face is named Minister of Justice in the Italian cabinet. Italy warns Tunis that if Tunisian instructions are unsatisfactory at the eight day deadline, an Italian squadron will sail for Tunis. Rome notes Prussian Minister Henri Von Arnim is summoned to Versailles and may become German ambassador to Paris after peace.
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Schofield
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Prus
Health of Queen of Spain Improves, Reported February 25
A brief dispatch notes the Queen of Spain’s health much improved amid feverish concern. Officials in Madrid report better general condition and diminishing symptoms as physicians monitor progress.
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Spain
Efforts to Adjourn Line Die Adverse Speaker Decision
Indianapolis reports say the House met again this morning to discuss a constitutional limit issue. The attempt to adjourn failed as the session continued under pressure from the faction opposing the expiration of the term.
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Indianapolis
Enon
Hartford Bankruptcy Proceedings Delayed By Judge's Withdrawal
New York February 25 reports that Hartford and its bankrupted venture faced a pause as Woodruff withdrew from representing the judge on Hartford's decision. Proceedings in bankruptcy were suspended, allowing the case to proceed again under new arrangements. Monetary markets showed strength with stocks firm and government bonds steady amid broad activity.
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Hartford
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Sok
Woodruff
Ford
Assessors guess a write in playful Third Ward scene
Morning amusement for Tab Assistant Assessors of the First District as they attempt a wordplay drum guess. The scene centers on a seat of honor at the Cornell club, reflecting local civic humor and community ties in the Third Ward.
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Hemi
Meuybét
Cornell Fom
Monthly line growers meeting notes February 25
The Society met in monthly session at 2 o clock with Vice-president Powell in the chair. Minutes approved. Ritz reported the late Secretary and Treasurer showing over nine dollars in the treasury. revision requested. Madison Garrison elected a member. A motion to pay rent failed. original motion adopted. Adjournal on Naralist poems defeated. products and seedlings discussed with several named varieties and donors noted. Adjourned.
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Ritz
Madison Garrison
Bartlett
Steppard
Krai
Catawha
Mr. Mutder
Wig
Ilves
Mr. Pinch
Me. Finch
Inch
Mary at the Liquor Shop Confronts Family Tears
A trembling confrontation unfolds as Mary enters a liquor shop arguing with her husband over sharing sorrow and a party to drink. Tom reproaches the idea while Mary pleads, citing moral duties to their children and urging restraint for the sake of her family.
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Truesdall
Tyre
Tom
Mary
Rink
Humorous Mock Speech At Annexation Rally
A San Domingo expedition officer recalls a comic scene at a 2 by 250 foot plaza gathering. Fred Douglass led a delegation and asked who supported annexation, receiving a silent response. A following speaker tried to address the crowd yet spoke as if in Hebrew, creating a ludicrous outdoor elocution scene.
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San Domingo
Fred Douglen
Antencral
Rede Mac
Douglass
Canton Carriage Factory Partly Destroyed by Fire
Canton Ohio fire crews battled a blaze at a carriage factory causing partial destruction. Yonkers of New York reported no injuries as flames damaged the building and surrounding area.
Latest Markets by Telegraph in St Louis February 25
Market notes show flour at mixed futures with references to wheat and corn prices. Provisions remain dull with limited selling. bacon cuts and shoulders quoted after a quiet trading day.
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