Vote Story From The Centennial Campaign
Early returns pour in as voters pick all three Independence tickets amid wartime anxiety. Reports from Carviot and surrounding areas describe strong showings for Myron tanning and centennial candidates, with precincts tallying up to press time. Citizens discuss polling turnout and local sentiment as results loom.
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Sanoualy
Ieroinut
Geo. Filis
Myron Tanning
jAt
Greg
cMting
Inet
Carviot
A. Creat
O Bere
A. Ragman
Dalut
The Thomassen Case and the Infernal Machine Plots
A Bremerhaven hospital tale follows the Thomassen confession and alleged links to dynamite plots aboard ships. Police Royal Dutch and Venezuelan connections are discussed, with references to insurance fraud schemes and a feared, hidden network aiming to wreck vessels at sea.
The Texas Pacific Subsidy Debate Rages in Congress
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Washington reports ongoing dismissals of Union veterans from House posts under southern pressure. The Edwards resolution on the Presidency in the Senate faces a sparse turnout, while the Supreme Court resumes its session amid a rising lobby influence claiming a majority vote for a Texas Pacific subsidy bill.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
House
Edwards
Senate Committee’ On
Senate
Morton
Merriam
Supreme Court
Texas Pacific Mail
Treasury decision on in bond transfers and export rebate
The Treasury Department rules that domestic spirits may not be transferred in bond from a bond warehouse to a manufacturing warehouse for export with rebate or drawback of Internal Revenue tax. The Safe Burglars Trial seeks a special statute to toll the statute of limitations. An inquiry into the loss of the Deutschland will be demanded. The United States steamer will be sent to Civita Vecchia to receive a monument for naval fallen, with contributions from abroad. The cabinet’s ranks, including Postmaster General, are noted.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Columbus Alexander
Congress
Ture Deutschland
Land
Monumental
United States
Capply
St New York
Civits Vecchia
Europe
Philadelphia
Curtis Elected President Pro Tem in Ohio Senate
In the Ohio Legislature the absence of Lieutenant Governor Hart led to Curtis being elected President pro tem with Democratic backing for Reece. Various bills were introduced on government reform, insurance, and local improvements. The first political bell arose from Private Dalzell’s resolution condemning Congress for dismissing Asian soldiers to favor ex Confederates, prompting partisan exchanges over treatment of veterans and civil service positions.
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Curtis
Eas Schenck
L.G. Delano
P. M. Wagenhals
Central Asylum Construction Board
Naylor
Cincinnati
Hodge
Board of Re Commissioners of
Cleveland
Nye
R. Eee
Columbus
Warren County
Bohl
Bard
Dalzell
Democratic Congress
McLain
Grant
Norton
Ohio Assembly
Vasrat
Caseby
Eee
Groom
Kemp
Forma Ee
Dr. Light
General Longstreet
Colonel Mosby
Public Service
Bruner
Rejoicing Over the Speakership in Cincinnati
Special Dispatch reports election news as General C. He Grosvenor is greeted with approval for the Speakership of the House. Mentions of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Districts, and transfer dates from the Ist inst. Two prisoners were jailed for breaking into Stewart's Station store.
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Athers
C. He Grosvenor
House of Thepresentatives
Mme
L. Kessenger
Stewart's Station
Land grant dispute challenges US claims in Valliere heirs case
In a January 4 land case before Judge Krekel, the United States faces disputes from the heirs of Valliere and others over grants alleged by Spanish government for military service. The suit covers about one third of contested property across numerous towns and farms in Arkansas, with plaintiffs seeking confirmation of land grants tied to Col. Valliere.
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Sr. Love
Legislature organized day elects Robertson Parent Senate leader
January 4 saw the Legislature form in session with Senator Robertson Parent chosen as Senate president and Assemblyman Husted as Speaker. The process was lengthy due to a lengthy bribery oath administration in which each member swore they had not used money or other influence to secure votes.
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A Alpary
Robertson Parent
Senate
House
Eastern freight agents plan rate changes
ChicaGco January 4 report notes that general freight agents of the Eastern provinces held a session to discuss pricing. It was the sole meeting of record, but reports indicate rates East are increasing and will shortly be reduced.
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ChicaGco
New York
News Company
Wall Street
Erie
McHeary
Bischoffeheim
Tilden
American Court of Arbitration
Goepper vindication hints and company changes
The text foresees vindication for Herman Goepper and predicts Myron Banning will be rewarded if posterity judges his aims. Col Dayton expects memory will fade after a century. A question arises about red buttons from the Regulard. The Atlantic Building Association No has closed and paid debts, declaring a $33 per share dividend. Brooks named new manager of Dustin Gilman Co subscription office at 152 West Fourth Street.
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Atlantic Building Association No
Twn. Brooks
Niew
Dustin, Gilmap & Co
West Fourth Street
Brooks
Saunders Delivers Strengthened Vocal Apparatus After Cauterization
The medical report notes the thoracic structures of Dr. Saunders were reinforced following the cauterization of the Enquirer, with the apparatus now in restored order. It emphasizes renewed functionality of the tonsils and vocal chords as part of the treatment outcome.
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Saunders
Enquirer
Funeral for Colonel A M Robinson in Carthage tomorrow
The funeral for Colonel A M Robinson, late Steward of Longview Asylum, will be held from the M E Church in Carthage tomorrow at 10 o clock. The ceremony is to be conducted by the order of the aes, with details unclear.
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A. M. Robinson
Longview Asylum
M.E. Church
Carthage
Aes
Patrick’ Nealon
West Fifth Street
Maley
Orn
Phila Eas
Saunders
Sig
Taglispietra
Pike's Music Hall
Robinson’s
Tag Fapitera
Col
Sémes Taylor
Newport
Bt. —E Episcopal Church
Albion Smith Defeats Challenge Then Prosecutes Labor Court
Albion Smith issued a bold taunt inviting a fight but fled when challenged, prompting a formal notice in court. Samuel was fined five dollars plus costs after the proceedings this morning.
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Albion Smith
Awaloon
Sem. Johnson
Lone
Samuel
A Little Pastoral. Charley and Nettie in a Passion
A dramatic scene unfolds at the Opera House where Charley Bates courts Nettie as Elinor Gray and others react with jealousy. The tale features gossip, love, and conflict culminating in a court case as Miss Brees faces a fine of ten dollars for a public disturbance.
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Charley
Bates
Nettie
Martin
Harley
Elinor Gray
Chanelle
Elinor
Caseiey
Ong
Lisate Street
Miss Pea Brees
Lindemann
Funeral of Captain William A. Smith Sanitary Police Chief
The funeral for Captain William A. Smith, superintendent of the Sanitary Police, was held from his residence at 137 Moundintroef. The procession included the police force and many civic leaders. Described as conscientious, generous, and devoted, he earned respect for his tireless work during the smallpox epidemic and other crises.
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Wa. A. Smith
Wm. A. Smith
Sanitary Police
A Ee Ie Cual
Sanitary
Smith
Tuenley
Asoneer
Votes and events at the library polling and local notices
Early voting shows Samuel Han voting the full Centennial ticket at the Library rooms with many precincts reporting. Several individuals noted cast ballots for independent or specific tickets, while local notices mention a concert benefit, court cases, and staff movements in Cincinnati.
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Samuel’f. Han
Goepper
Lick Rup
Colville
Covington
Les J A Berrstey Travis
Whistling Charney
Cen
Épnia
Directore
Senate Elects Davis President Pro Tem Amid GOP Support
The Senate was called to order by Lt. Gov Latta. EF. W. Davis was chosen President pro tem by twenty eight Republican votes, with Democrats refusing to vote since he had been elected. The House opened with Speaker 1 presiding and business proceeding.
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Senate
Latta
EF. W. Davis
Davis
House
Prisoners Attack Janitor at County Jail
On January 4 in Burrao during the jail’s temporary science of the jailor, male prisoners assaulted the janitor guarding the door. The alarm rang, the jailor arrived promptly, and he compelled the prisoners to return to their cells.
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Burrao
Death of 2 California Journalist-Vessel Ashore
In San Francisco on January 4, James Anthony of Sacramento died this morning from apoplexy. The bark Windward from Seattle, carrying lumber to San Francisco, is wrecked on Use less Bay Sound. The crew were saved.
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San Francisco
James Anthony
Sacramento Atoms
Seattle
Useless Bay
Tug J. C. Ingram Reports Ice and Lights on Lake
A tug named J. C. Ingram, en route from Buffalo to Ashtabula, stopped at Egg, Pennsylvania, reporting ice on the lake and two impediments to navigation. The crew noted the continuation of lights in the lighthouse system as a key safety factor for travel.
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Egg
J. C. Ingram
Buffalo
Ashtabula
Carriage-Wheel Factory Fire Kills Worker in St Amesbury
In Boston on January 4 a fire at George H Biddle's carriage wheel factory in St Amesbury destroyed the works. An employed man trying to save his tools perished in the blaze. Incendiary cause reported with authorities investigating the fatal blaze.
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Amesbury
Boston
George H.biddle
St. Amesbury
Fire destroys stock at Bendit & Co store
A blaze at Bendit & Co in St Clair Michigan destroyed the store stock valued at $25 000 with $7 000 covered by insurance. The loss occurred January 4 and the fire is being investigated by local authorities.
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St. Clair
Michigan
River News Update from Evansville and Cincinnati
Special dispatches report a quiet river scene with no major arrivals or departures at Evansville on January 4. The Lily sails to Cincinnati at 1 PM, local pockets are noted, and the river gauge reads 7 to 10 feet with sailing under dull business conditions amid clear skies and mild temperatures.
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Cincinnati Times
Cayce
New Orleans
Millar
Cincinnati
Lavie Silver
John A.wood
Ron Mountain
Pittsburg
E M. Norton
Ohio
Memphis
John A. Wood
Presentation Testimonial and New Year Baskets in East Walnut Hills
Edward Sargeant distributed baskets of provisions to several poor and indigent families on New Year’s Day. Ex County Commissioner Charles Huff received a gold watch and chain from supporters at Gibson House, presented by George H. Woll. The inscription honored Huff’s service from 1872 to 1875. Hull’s surprised speech was followed by social mingling at the bar.
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New York Times
Deutsch
New York
George Frederick
Albany
Smithfield
Liverpool
London
East Walnut Hills
Edward Sargeant
Charles Huff
Gibson House
George H. Woll
Hamilton County
Hull
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Myron Banning
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Ile van
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