Amendments to Fee Bill Prompt Local Meeting
Trustees of the diami Uaty Glty held a January meeting in Columbus to discuss amendments to the Cincinnati certificate and the Fee Bill. Notable participants included William J. Gilmore of Eaton, A G Galloway of Xenis, and Josephs Oges of Butler County, with mentions of J McLean Dayton and W F Bunt among others.
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Hamities
Ceanty Meeting
Trustees of
Diami Uaty Glty—Geologicat
UTA Nethieedage Cencanty
Lumbus
Cincinnati
Ea Geen
William J. Gilmore
Eaton
I . Cincinnati
A. G. Galloway
Xenis
Anderson
Butler County
Josephs Oges
J. McLean
Bmit
Dayton
F. Bunt
W. W. Olicm
Hamilton Special Dispatch Describe Night of Coronation Procession
A Hamilton dispatch reports a crowded city scene in London on February 28 with a massive procession, decorations, and festive illuminations for the English Prince. The account notes a fatal shooting during a burglary incident and several injuries from crowd pressure near the route, while churches, banks, and public buildings were lit with ship lanterns and lime lights.
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Lonpox
Napoleon
Oxford Road
Army and Navy Club
Buckingham Palace
Ferringnon Street
Alabama
London
West End
Associated Press
Berlin
Trombay
St. Paul's
Bank of England
Freier
Seowe
Apuaibore
Unclear route list blocks Indiana rail cities
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Indianapolis and Thorntown with Vermillion County, alongside references to Illinois, St. Louis, Toledo, and a Thorntown and St. Louis air route. Content is incomplete and reads as a damaged transit fragment without a clear event or outcome.
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Thorntown
St. Louis
Toledo
Dayton Wiret Mite of Short-Lime Treck
A fragment from Dayton Ohio dated February 25 mentions a serious charge and a first mile of their track south of Shebbe id. The readable text is obscure and incomplete, but references Dayrom and Dinan in a local incident near Dayton.
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Dayrom
Shebbe
Palmer Seeks Chicago Relief
Washington dispatch reports Palmer urging relief for Chicago amid mounting pressures. Special to the Times and Chronicle datelined February 28.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Wasurmotos
Arrests in Mirwuri and Weamag Case Disturb Local Officials
Police report arrests of lurferers in Mirwuri and Weamag Etka, raising concerns over safety and crime trends. Authorities vow swift action and further investigations as residents call for clearer community safeguards and preventive measures.
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Etka
Emigrant Commissioners Elected and War Indemnity Talks
A chaotic New York dispatch reports elected emigrant commissioners and a noted scarcity of funds. Cooper family names appear amid misread phrases. The article notes a $146,000 deficiency and a French citizen gathering to discuss subscriptions for war indemnity. An Importing Grocers Board of Trade petition seeks statutory relief.
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New York
Cooper
Peter Cooper
Ara
Bowli
Admission Convention Action and Court Sessions in Provo
February report from Sant Luka notes articles on rights and a Constitution. The Legislature passed a bill abolishing the jury system by a two thirds vote after a Sunday storm. A short term arm court will convene at Provo with sessions at McLean's Court House next week.
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Sant-Luka
Union Pacific Railroad
Provo
McLean's Court House
Kansas City Meeting Frames State Convention Efforts
Torexa Kansas February 28 A meeting is called tonight to organize a State Committee and summon a State Convention to nominate delegates for the Cincinnati Convention. The movement is led by Senator Ross Mark Parrott and ex Governor Wood J Crawford among others. Delegates travel with limited Kansas support but aim to influence the Republican party and secure a convention.
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Torexa
Kas
Sapre
Ross
Mark + Parrott
Wood
J. Crawford
Highwaymen Sentenced and Chief Justice Sprague Funeral
In San Francisco on February 27 Brown and William Anderson alias Fost were convicted of robbing shipments and sentenced to prison. Reports continue of disasters to coasters and lumbermen. at Timber Cove an event is noted as a total loss. The funeral of the late Chief Justice Sprague occurred in Sacramento today.
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San Francisco
Brown
William Anderson
Fost
Timber Cove
Sprague
Sacramento
Boat Builders Incorporated Faces Stock Plans in St Louis
In St Louis on February 28, Boat Builders Incorporated filed articles noting docks ships steamboats and other water craft. Capital stock set at three dollars potentially rising to ten million by stockholder vote. Directors include ex Governor Lee Keck Capt KW Capt John N Bohoger and E W Fox among other prominent citizens.
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Boat Builders’ Incorporated
St. Louis
Lee Keck
John N. Bohoger
E. W. Fox
Weather and River Updates From Evansville and Louisville
Additional River News dispatches report cold, stationary rivers, 36 to 4 degrees, and light canal movement. Multiple vessels including City of Helena and Sam. J. u. d. brought cotton, stock, and coal, arriving and departing at listed timings. forecasts note cloudy, cold weather with mercury near 20 degrees.
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Evansville
Iidlewild
Cairo
Faulks
Helena
St. Louis
Sam. J. U. d
W. H. Derea
Clergyman Henry Benedict Caskey Noted for Maine Pastoral Work
The remaining records indicate Very Rev Henry Benedict Caskey of IRecaeene last resided at a residence in that city Virginia. In 1851 he declined the papacy or the bishopric of Portland Maine, marking a notable moment in church history.
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Henry Benedict Caskey
iRecaeene
Cese Erea
Pope
Portland
Maine
Congress in Second Session Debates Senate and House Actions
The February 27 Washington dispatch reports Senate debates on postmaster relief, presidential appointments, and various resolutions amid party tensions. House discussions include duties on coal and iron, legacy tax inquiries, and banking note reform as sessions proceed with adjournments after lengthy deliberations.
State Legislatures Appropriation Bill Passage Reported
February 2 reports indicate the legislature is poised to concur in the appropriation bill as debate continues on related items including the appropriation for the department of oversight and administration. The request outlines continued support and expected formal action in the coming session.
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Oman
South Carolina bond vote seen passing by large margin
In South Carolina the bond election appears to be approved by a clear majority though some doubt remains about the validity of all notes. The trend shows strong support for the bonds with voters backing the plan decisively.
Street Cleaning Expenditures for the Fiscal Year
The Street-Cleaning Department shows aggregate expenditures for the fiscal year ending this month. Costs under stable and stable repairs totaled 3,710.40 dollars.
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James M. Watters
Independent ticket listed for Board of Trade election
The document outlines a prepared independent slate for the Board of Trade election to be held on Saturday March 2. Named candidates include Poon dean Mitchell P. G. Adae of C. $ Aaeed Co. N. Mooncaid of Max. Seriie wes Hooker of Putnam Hooker and Capt. H. HT as secretary and other offices.
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Board of Trade
Seentiet
Tennet Poon
Mitchell
Peta Carte
A. P. G. Adae
C. $ Aaeed Co
N. Mooncaid
Max. Seriie
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Putnam, Hooker
Gaatam — Ee
Gane & Co
Capt
H. HT
Teachers Certificates Granted in Public Schools
Over the last two months the Board of Education issued teaching certificates to Rosa Kroenenberg Louisa Walther Julius Berger Mary Jones Clementina Bileska Mary Sawyer Fanny Douglas Sarah Jones Kate McDonough Josephine Keats Margaret Thieily Ida Meyer Bertha Grabert Mowrs. Wm. Ferguson Philip DJ. Ferguson and Julius J. Maas.
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Board of Education
Rosa Kroenenberg
Louisa B. Walther
Julius Berger
Mary Jones
Clementina Bileska
Mary Sawyer
Fanny Douglas
Sarah G. Jones
Kate McDonough
Josephine Keats
Margaret Thieily
Ida Meyer
Bertha Grabert
Mowrs
Wm. B. Ferguson
Philip, DJ. Ferguson
Julius J. Maas
Anxiety About Jones In The Times and Chronicles
A fragmentary letter to the editor laments confusion over “Jones” and refers to an editor of a periodical once known as the Commercial. The text is garbled, with unclear figures and roles, and lacks coherent events or named places. The readable portions suggest critique of public notices or political commentary without concrete actions.
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Jones
Times and Chronicles
Poulticd Orga
Commercial
4 Jones
Murat
Jenea
Leroy
Longview Asylum Ground Dispute With Cincinnati Railway
The Longview Asylum grounds clash with the Cincinnati and Springfield Railway after county directives to bar occupancy. A negotiated agreement among Shenson Holmes Martin and the railroad company led the Board to refer the matter to the asylum trustees for confirmation of any terms, with the county commissioners deeming the arrangement fair and feasible.
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Longview Asylum
Springiela
Cincinnati
Sylum
Cincinnati and
Shenson
Obee Holmes
Martin
Fairoad Company
Sa Tele
Hr Nati
Hay Mates
Thnieh
Hto
Board of County Commissioners
Police Riot Rules and Tax Debate at County level
Rules adopted by the police force define riot duty signals and alarm calls with fire house coordination. Separate note reports a Washington ruling declaring income tax on state officers illegal, prompting Hamilton County officers to seek a test case in the U S Court for a final settlement.
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Everest
Socsaaer
Central 8
Dhes
Department
Washington
Hamilton County
United States Court of the Southern District of
Ohio
Preamble and resolutions honor late Lidge No. ay member Bodine
Fragmentary report from Madisonville Hamilton engine Bodine lodge acknowledges the death of F.J. Bodine. The text honors his life and character, noting his usefulness, manly virtues, and Masonic brotherhood. It expresses affectionate memory and gratitude for his exemplary conduct among the lodge brothers.
Market and commodity quotes from an old ledger
A fragmented market summary lists prices and activity for Wheat, Corn, Clover seed, oats, flour, and livestock alongside cash receipts for grains and minor commodities. It notes mixed grain conditions, dull or steady tones across crops, and modest hog and cotton activity, with scattered quotes and bid prices.
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Michigan
Fe Ea
Sicha
Trent
Cuba
Lord Bess
Dell
Linscet
Sicaely
Tubacco
Te Bay Markets Special Dispatch Outlook
Te Bay markets reported a dull session with limited activity. Prices showed little movement as investors stayed cautious, with spot demand subdued and several commodities trading near steady levels amid uncertain economic cues.
New York Bry Goods Market Briefing
Market reports in New York show New Years activity and February price movement. Mentions Utica and Singh Stes tae ae and bleaches, with a cautious buying mood and attention to selling trends.
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New York
Utica Brown Son Singh Stes
Sumner Defends Arms Sale Inquiry in Fierce Closing
Sumner addressed a large audience in defense of investigating arms sales and warned against being diverted from the main question. Lemar spoke at length but offered no new facts. Silk manufacturers urged Congress to resist duty cuts on silk. Conkling’s resolution to seek information on Senate office recommendations was postponed to tomorrow. Chicago Relief Committee appeared before the Senate with Hoyne Fuller and Ogleby delivering speeches.
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Wright
Iowa
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Schurz
New York
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Ead Sherman
Het Mehiker
Sumner Ol
Senate
Times and Chronicle
Sumner
Lemner
Ways and Means
Conkling
Chicago Relief Committee
Hoyne, Fuller
Ogleaby Wade
Chicago Relief Society cuts aid to able bodied men
February reports note the Relief Society will stop aid to all able bodied men after March 10 and cease relief at distributing stations after April 1, with broader cuts planned amid city tensions. Alderman Verdier elected to replace Bribe-convicted Ho. Glade in the Eleventh Ward.
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Titmses
Chigach
Relief Society
Chineaco
East
Abassy
Chicago
Bi Foley
Union Catholic Library Association
Sally
York Sanh Gopees Wiki
Acceres
New York Daily
Railroad Revival Talk and Barn Fire Arrests in Xenia
Special Dispatch from Xenia Ohio reports N Yeoman and Jebei of Washington Court House spoke to citizens about reviving the Nena, Dayton and Belpre Railroad. Two colored men Samuel Harding and George Holland were arrested for burning a barn owned by Chas Crouse near Ole Town. they are under examination in the Court of Common Pleas. Anna Dickinson will lecture here on March 26.
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Tiames
Cas Xenia
N. Yeoman
Jebei Og
Washington Court House
Nena
Dayton and
Belpre
Samuel Harding
George Holland
Chas. Crouse
Ole Town
Court of Common Pleas
Anna Dickinson
Pittsburg Man Dies After Paralysis Strikes Captain Jesse Dean
Special Dispatch reports Captain Jesse Dean a well-known steamboatman died at his Rochester residence after a paralysis two weeks. He was fifty two years old. His funeral is set for tomorrow.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Pittssree
Jesse Dean
Rochester
Baron Von Oppenberg Leaves for United States
St. Petersburg February 2 Baron Von Oppenberg the newly appointed Russian Minister to the United States has departed for America. His posting follows the departure of the previous minister amid ongoing diplomatic adjustments between Russia and the United States.
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Russia
St. Petersen
Baron von Oppenberg
United States
America
Tax Protest to Hit Versailles Over Raw Materials Tax
France telegraphs from Loxpon on February 27 noting that European powers holding commercial treaties with France will soon urge Versailles to oppose a tax on raw materials. The protests reflect growing friction as the government considers revenue measures impacting industry and trade.
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France
Loxpon
Versailles
Thanksgiving Service Attended by Emperor and Royals
A February 28 thanksgiving service for restoration was held in this city. The Prince of Wales attended, joined by Emperor William, members of the royal family, and foreign diplomats.
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Prince of Wales
William
Wall Street Trials Stir Stokes and Hall Hearings
In New York the Stokes and Hall trials progress with DA noting no witnesses yet. Jurors for Manor Hall case discussed, while Scranton coal prices are listed at auction, showing various lump and steam grades.
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Mayor Hall
Wall Street
Hall
New York
Pons
Geakone
Stokes
Manor Hall
Death of a Prominent Cleveland Citizen
Cleveland February 28. Wakh Castle a prominent and wealthy citizen of samachkuta died suddenly at his home. He was president of the Cuyahoga Steam Company and widely known in business circles.
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Cleveland, O
Wakh ‘Astle
Samachkuta
Ceilag Ieee
Cuyahoga Steam Company
Fire damages store in Bellaire Ohio and Wheeling coverage listed
A fire last night in Bellaire Ohio damaged a store and caused partial loss. Insurance coverage cited in Wheeling totals five thousand dollars, with Reilly's loss described as insured. Estimated damage ranges from five to seven thousand dollars.
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Bellaire
Wutrune
W. VA
Ohio
Cape
Reilly
Assembly Rejects Substitute on Intoxicating Liquor Bill
MaAptson February bill to curb liquor sales faced assembly debate this morning a substitute was rejected and the bill passed by 56 to 52. The measure will face Senate resistance though it advances. The apportionment bill also comes up in the Senate today.
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MaAptson
Senate
Fire at Grand Haven Demorr destroys Masonic Building
Fire at Grand Haven Michigan damages the Masonic Building on July 23. The blaze caused a reported loss of about $5,000, with extensive damage to the property and surrounding area. Local crews fought the flames, with investigations pending.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Masonic
Grand Ragog
Iene Tor
Legislative Proceedings on Presidio Lease and Election Claims
In Wasiisetys February 28, debate over leasing Presidio Reservation land for a park failed to advance. Logan reported against Abbott’s disputed North seat claim. Carpenter and Rice backed Abbott in a minority note. Cole sought Senate action to hear Appropriations Committee reports while other lawmakers pursued fisheries treaty investigations and currency proposal critiques.
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Cole
San Francisco
Presido Reservation
Logan
Committee On Elections
Abbott
North
Carpenter
Rice
Senate
HOUSE
Judges Taft Concludes City Redistricting Argument
The argument favoring a state board to redraw Cincinnati wards centers on equal population and compact territory. The speaker rejects contracts that would fix ward boundaries or perpetuate unequal representation, arguing such clauses are void as an attempted power grab.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Sheen
General Assembly
Unio
Mmmbers
Superior Court of
Cinempath
Fulton
Corporation of
Piiton
Ehry
Anton
Sinperde
Nod Court
Burnet Avenue
Capone
City Ward Divisions in Annexation and Council Powers
A legal discussion outlines how ward divisions and annexation contracts hinge on state authority. It notes that municipal lines and ward representation depend on legislature, not city councils, and covers the impact on the Common Council, Board of Education, and existing alderman seats. The piece references 19th century statutes and prior court decisions to frame the dispute over ward realignment and governance.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
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Britton
S.C
Hena Terian
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Oakland
Paapeater
Common Council
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Board of Education
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Alera
Stones and Tree Printing Plan Discussed in Parliament
Fragmentary lines discuss a plan involving stones and tree printing, referencing Senta SE and a scheme affecting public work. The text hints at practice methods and roots, with claims about wealth and political attendance, suggesting a debate on public action and leadership.
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Brody
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