Governor Allen to Wooster as centennial plans move forward
Special dispatch reports petitions in both Houses for compulsory education and reduced county officers fees while a joint convention canvasses votes for a centennial event. Governor Allen and staff head to Wooster. Colonel John Cockerill travels there as well. The State Board appoints a five member committee per district and Professor Orton is chosen for an upcoming duty. The Cincinnati Jefferson Street improvement case proceeds with legal teams named.
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Daily Times
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Woostern
John Cockerill
Wooster
State Board of Centennial Managers
Profesor Orton
Cincinnati Jefferson Street
Okey and Moore
I. J. Miller
Mallon and Coffee
Fire destroys frame dwelling in Fort Wayne morning blaze
Special Dispatch reports in Fort Wayne that a frame dwelling owned by Mrs Branck Inridge and occupied by Lerin Smith burned to the ground this morning with contents. Estimated loss around 5000 dollars and the property was only partially insured. The fire is suspected to be the work of an unknown cause or individual.
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Wayne
Daily Times
Fort Warxn
Protest and political turmoil in New Orleans January 6
A long contested report from the Underwriters in New Orleans details a protest against alleged radical activities and violence during the transition period. Letters from clergy and civic leaders defend American stability, while General Sheridan’s dispatches trigger a bank leaders protest.
Tennessee Senate Denounces US Troops Move in New Orleans
Legislature debates a resolution denouncing federal troop actions in New Orleans. No action taken beyond brief debate as governor’s message not received and other state activities proceed. Missouri and Arkansas legislative actions noted with bondholder conventions and finances under review. Nevada Republicans nominate Sharon for U.S. Senate amid tight vote, while Nevada House probes corruption rumors in Comptroller’s office.
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Tennessee Senate
Usl
New Orleans
Death of Cora Stanley Therese Theraud in Paris to American exile
The article traces Therese Theraud later known as Cora Stanley from her Paris stage nights as Jel aime to her final years in Havana and New York. It notes her charitable work, wealth, marriage prospects, decline into consumption, and death in poverty at Greenwood Cemetery after a life of fame and disguise.
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Therese Theraud
Paris
Cora
France
Havana
n.Mavana
Gomes
D Tely
Iene
Cora Stanley
Bodies found hanging near Point Isabel identified as Giverra and Garza
Coroner Kjahn presided on the coroner's jury to view two men found hanged near an elm tree five miles from Brownsville toward Point Isabel. Antonio Giverra and Pedro Garza were identified. Their hands were tied with hair rope, and items were left under the tree. The inquest drew about a thousand spectators before interment. The Brownsville paper condemns the brutal murder and urges upholding law.
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Justice Kjahn
Point Isabel
Antonio Giverra
Pedro Garza
Matam
Yeu
Newlywed's Trial: Mourning to Marriage After Loss
Dr. Walker in the Chridian at Wort recounts a tale of a man who mourns his wife with frantic outbursts and carpet beating, only to marry six months later after a sympathetic elder and a window view. A neighboring man responds differently, never groaning or remarrying.
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Mr. Blank
Echo
Dr. Walker
Wort
Assembly Divides as Finance Bill Passes Narrowly
Special Dispatch reports in Washington that the House approved Finance Bill 136 with 99 nays and rejections. In state assembly scenes, independents showed strength as ballot for Assistant Clerk drew eleven votes. Senate organized by Republican Independents, Democrats claim joint House-Senate majority of eighty but foresee independent defections. Governor to deliver message tomorrow. advance copies issued as a twenty eight page state document.
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Tisses
General Assembly
House
Senate
Menifee
Witness bank transcript details alleged checks and names
Henry JD Cooke identified two checks for 3000 each drawn May 1574 by Brooklyn Trust on Marine Bank to John G. Schumaker, cashed by Cooke & Co. of this city. Congressman Parsons prepared a statement for the committee. Adjourned until 1 o'clock tomorrow.
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Henry JD. Cooke
Brooklyn Trust Company
Marine Bank
John. G. Schumaker
Topeka Special Recounts Mob Lynching in Frontier Case
A Topeka notice reports that Joseph B. North alias Buffalo Joe murdered George Jones Chevening and was lynched by a mob on December 30. The rope left in place, the mob jeered, and North hung for over two hours before dying from exposure. The Filis county sheriff seeks the leader of the mob and vows capture.
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Kansas
Joseph B. North
Buffalo Joe
George Jones
Filis County
Inch
Governor Bagley Stresses Finance and Reform in Message
The governor’s address to the Legislature covers state finances and a broad reform agenda. He highlights bonded debt, treasurer efforts on unmatured bonds, land holdings, railroads, education, and rail and liquor policy, urging coordinated action and a temperance approach while supporting major state improvements and the Marquette Mackinaw project.
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Covernor Bagley
Philadelphia
Isl
Govenor
Marquette
Mackinaw
Abbottsford and Kenilworth in peril from sea
Philadelphia January 7 Red Star Line dispatches report the Arion passed the Abbotsford two days from Queenstown returning to New York with machinery disabled. Abbotsford was en route from Antwerp to New York via London after repairs from a collision with the Indus. The Kenilworth, thirty days at sea from Liverpool, is overdue and alarm grows for her safety.
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Indiscernible Legislature Vote Yields Democratic Majority
In Indianapolis on January 7 the legislature met for a joint ballot to elect officers. John Overmyer was elected to a key post as Democratic strength grew. The House saw a strict vote split, with independents limited to 12 votes, yielding a clear Democratic majority.
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Governor Gaston Warns Against Federal Encroachment
Governor Gaston in a January message condemns federal overreach into state rights. The budget notes state funds and debt levels with a sinking fund near 11 million dollars set for redemption. Net state debt is reported under 10 million.
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Gaston
Tate
Legislation Making Permanent Or ganisation in Curcaco
The Keening Journal reports a morning meeting at 40 o'clock establishing a Pera cat organisation with E. M. Haines of Cook County, a Democrat, elected Speaker. No Senate President election had been reached by latest advices.
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Keening Journal
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E. M. Haines
Cook County
Senate
Irwin Seeks Jail Change Over Health Concerns
Special dispatch reports in the House on January 7 as Speaker Blaine presents Irwin's petition arguing that jail confinement harms his weak health and requests custody shift to the Sergeant at Arms. Debate ends with the motion laid on the table while Maynard immediately moves the financial bill. Bankers H D Cooke and George W Riggs verify three checks totaling 150 thousand dollars paid to Representative Schumaker.
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Irwin
Daily Times
Washington, D. C
Irpin
Blaine
Maynard
Abert
H.D. Cooke
George W. Riggs
Schumaker
Weather Probabilities For Tennessee Ohio And Regions
For Tennessee and Ohio expect northeasterly winds cloudy skies with rising barometer and light rain in parts and rain北 Mississippi Valley shows no major change in barometer. winds shift northwest to southeast with light snow from Lower Michigan to Missouri. Mississippi River rises slowly from Cairo to Vicksburg while Ohio river levels fall from Pittsburgh to Louisville today.
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Vicksburg
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Chicago meeting to arrange reception for King Kalakaua
Chicago January mayor Colvin convenes Cis Council to plan the royal visit reception for King Kalakaua arriving Monday. The king and suite have been offered lodging at the Grand Pacific Motel, and the royal party has been advised of the arrangement.
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Colvin
Cis
Kalakaua
Grand Pacific
Bank of England Tuition Rises Amid Week’s Reserve Shift
Lonxpos reports a wage rise at the Bank of England with tuition up by 593000 pounds over the past week. The bank’s reserve to liabilities ratio has changed from 385 percent to 40 percent, signaling a major financial adjustment.
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Bank of England
Disraeli to Be Married Again in Lospos
In Lospos on January 7 the rumor resurfaces that Disraeli is about to marry.
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Disraeli
Great Victory Contract for Indi mary
A dispatch from Willicothe Ohio dated January 7 states brewer Laessle won an ice rights dispute. Judge Safford secured a probate injunction prohibiting city police from interrupting his ice cutting in the park, allowing resumed operations. The infirmary contract went to William E. Baur and Robert B. Smart & Co., totaling about six thousand dollars.
River News Special Dispatch From Daily Times
Monongahela river levels fall to five feet three inches as tee runs today. Vessels Eddyville Glencoe Capital City depart and arrive around Nashville New Orleans Vicksburg. Canal markets show coal barge blockades and light business on Evansville wharf amid cloudy cold weather.
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R. W. Skillinger
Cincinnati
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Judge Refuses Ice Canal Restraint In Ohio Case
Akron Ohio January 7 Judge McClure denied an injunction to stop an ice company from cutting ice on a canal leased by the Board of Public Works to another firm. He said there was ample remedy. The Board’s right to stop canal waters for ice was questioned as well. In Memphis January 7 a storm and wreck news follows. The Maude wreck remains not raisable until water drops. The Mary Boyd arrived, and debris and cotton are being removed.
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Daily Times
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Brooklyn Court Reconsiders Juror In Tilton Beecher Trial
In New York on January, the Tilton Beecher case at Brooklyn City Court drew a crowded audience. Judge Neilson excused Louis H. Robinson after a challenge, then ruled Stephen Lewis unfit to serve. With two jurors excused, six jurors remained until Christopher Filter of Wood & Willowware Manufacturer joined after a recess.
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Brooklyn City Court
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Robinson
Christopher Filter
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Debate and votes as House considers anti violence measures and currency reform
The House debates a resolution urging prompt violence prevention measures and discusses currency resumption. A Senate bill to resume specie payments is considered after a vote on the previous question. Members from several states advocate their positions while procedural moves shape the record.
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City seeks police applicants amid large interest
Col. Jerry estimates about 3,000 applicants while the Mayor remains doubtful about the carbunete blessing. A rural man writes Colonel Jerry offering to serve as detective or private. Small crowds near City Buildings suggest growing interest as His Honor continues to report by telegraph.
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Col
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Telegraph
Funeral for Mrs Lacey O Shaughnessy at St Xavier Church
Funeral services were held at St Xavier Church this morning for Mrs Lacey O Shaughnessy. A large gathering of friends paid tribute to her devout character and Christian life.
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Pacific Mail subsidy inquiry continues in Washington
The Ways and Means Committee resumed the subsidy probe by questioning Charles Abert. Letters from Irwin and Reverdy Johnson frame duties and confidences, with Abert excused until Saturday to decide about answering further questions. G W Riggs identifies a 4000 dollar check to John G Schumaker, paid in small bills at Schumaker's request.
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Irwin
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Reverdy Johanson
Jeremiah Black
Reverdy Johnson
G. W. Riggs
John G. Schumaker
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