Colfax says he will not be ee Te. O.
Colfax refuses to follow a motion in receipts of California wool last year 22 187 188 pounds. amid varied items including health notes for Laura D Fair and political mentions in the French Assembly and Congress debates.
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Fatal shooting of Fisk in New York hotel scene
In New York on January 6 a carriage at the Grand Central fed entry led to a shooting. Fisk was wounded twice in the abdomen by an assailant identified as Stokes after entering the hotel. Fisk died later as the coroner began hearings. Stokes denied intent and awaited further legal actions. The incident drew wide attention with police, witnesses, and notable figures involved.
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Fisk
Tehis Rooms
Ashe Aseen
Butleeek Halicek
Pasion
Savage
Stokes
Pete
Dicer
Ee McKeon
D. Field
Morse
Cos
Jas. Fisk, Jr
Jay Gould
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Fisk Death and Stokes Trial Rumors Stir Public Mood
Special dispatch recalls Fisk plan to resign and buy stock before leaving Eric. Friends forecast mild punishment for Stokes. public memory honors Fisk’s charitable acts while condemning the assassin’s deed. Mrs Fisk mourns as doctors declare the end near and she prays for release.
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Times and Chronicle
New Yor
Fisk
Eric
Stokes
Jay Gould
Lynch Stokes
Chicago
Ohio Inauguration Day Sees Noyes Take Office
Special Dispatch reports Ohio Governor elect Noyes sworn in amid ceremony in the Capitol. The speech urges judicial integrity and prudent legislation while noting insurance oversight, educational progress, and internal improvements. Lieutenant Governor also sworn as officials gather for a short, harmonious session.
Indianapolis Merchant Gaylord P. Tuttle Dies
Mr. Gaylord P. Tuttle, a longtime respected merchant in Indianapolis, Indiana, died last evening after a lingering illness.
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Times and Chronicle
Indianapolis
Ind
Gaylord P. Tuttle
Condition of the Legislative Muddle in Louisiana
In New Orleans on January 6 the political muddle worsened as police, militia, and two U.S. companies gathered around the State House. The governor sought a court injunction against the Carter faction to block their House seating actions, while writs were refused at the door. Carter denounced the military presence and later spoke after a report from the U.S. Marshal about support shifting away from Governor Warmoth. The Senate quorum existed, and the General Assembly adjourned to Tuesday. In Washington, the administration pledges no further interference beyond preserving peace, with Emery ordered to use sound judgment. A Wilderness intervention was debated, and a published citizen card urged reform and cross-party cooperation against corrupt governance.
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War clouds drift over Spain incident in Philadelphia dispatch
New York January 8 Herald Philadelphia dispatch reports a Spanish affair causing tension. The incident involved an apology and indemnity discussion after a naval insult to a Spanish ship. Monitors in Philadelphia ready but not dispatched unless Spain apologizes and pays compensation. President views the act as unintended by Madrid, stemming from subordinate officers' missteps. Minister Sickles involved in diplomacy.
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Philadelphia Dispatch
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Movements Toward Matamoras Fair at Saltille and Mier
Dispatches from Mier report Trevino will move from Linaris with 1000 men to attack Matamoras. Henajosa with 600 men will operate by the river route in conjunction with Saltille. Cortina has retreated from Mier and is massing to occupy the area.
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Ohio House Tracks Constitutional Convention Votes and Adjournment
State Legislature notes show Hart and the Judge Committee reporting on votes for the Constitutional Convention resolution with amendments adopted. Items include adjournment dates for Fridays and Tuesdays, sewer project timing, and a Coshocton County settlement of $10,000 with the state. Adjourned to Monday morning.
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California Flood Foresight From Native Observer
A California native of note warns that floods occur roughly every ten years since 1522, with major inundations in 1552, 1862, and 1882. He predicts a great overflow soon after 1372, noting water rising over low lands and exceeding previous heights.
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Revolution of Instruction Defeated in House Tally
Washington January 8 Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Mr Kellogg's Senate resolution to report a bill repealing the income tax failed 71 to 81 in the House. A Senate Investigation Committee sub committee will meet in Boston soon. A resolution against the civil service plan favoring offices by population passed the House by a large majority.
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Times and Chronicle
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Kellogg
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Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate Investigation Committee
Boston
Aldermanic Indictments Sustained in Chicago
Special dispatch reports Judge Free overruled the motion to quash indictments against Aldermen, ruling them amenable to bribery statute. Trial of Alderman McGlade set to begin next Monday. Separately from Chicago, Pacific passengers bound from San Francisco to the East denounce Union Pacific delays and mismanagement on the route, facing detentions, limited meals, and unequal compensation offers.
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Times and Chronicle
ChicaGco
Alderman McGlade
Catcaco
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
China
Japan
Peninsular and Mental Steamship Company
Union Pacific Company
Ogden
Medicine Row
Laramie
Onaka
Union Pacific
Body of Henry Thywerman Found in Canal Inquest Ordered
In Piqua Ohio on January 8 the body of Henry Thywerman was recovered after an ice crossing attempt on the canal failed. He was seen intoxicated at nine o'clock last night and eight this morning the coroner ordered an inquest into the death.
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Times and Chronicle
Piqua, O
Henry ‘Thywerman
Renunciation of Caitrian Belief by Rev Geo Hepworth
The Rev Geo H Hepworth announced his renunciation of Caitrian beliefs and adoption of orthodox doctrines yesterday at Chelsea Club House on Twenty third street owned by the estate of Jas Fisk. A fire partially burned the Chelsea Club House this morning amid the Fisk murder fallout on Wall Street as Erie stock fluctuated from a high to a low, with investors selling after the rise. The Erie Railway Directors held a funeral for Fisk at the Opera House with a large crowd, catafalque and regimental honors. the Custom-House Committee met at the Astor House and Whitelaw Reid denounced monopoly claims in a Tribune column.
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Leet & Stocking
Paris minister Washburne seeks health in Nice
Paris reports Mr Washburne the French minister has left for Nice to improve his health. The election results confirm the defeat of Victor Hugo in the assembly contest.
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Senate and House Identify Committees and Officials
Special Dispatch notes appointments and bills in the Senate and House. A Senate committee on monuments to Generals Jarrison and Hamer is named, and bills on lamining oils and local election tickets are introduced. Franklin Goll named official reporter. House committees and chairmanships listed. Hamilton delegation chairs noted.
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Cochran Is Chairman of the Committee On Public Printing
Vote on Ferguson law repeal at Chamber of Commerce
This afternoon the Chamber of Commerce voted on Mr Theo Cook’s resolution to repeal the Ferguson law concerning the Cincinnati Southern Railway. The tally showed 147 in favor and 42 against with the amendment by Mr Smith. Also noted is the post-mortem in the Shryock case and doctors’ findings. Tr H M Harvey and Capt W P Hargrave plan to depart for Evansville tonight.
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COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge Cox. APPLICATIONS FOR DIVORCE.
Applications for divorce heard in the Common Pleas Court before Judge Cox. Proceedings outline petitions, responses, and dates for hearings as listed in the official court docket. Parties names and specifics are not detailed in the fragment.
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Common Pleas
Cox
Gov Jewell Offers Reward for Windsor Locks Murders
Governor Jewell announces a reward of one thousand dollars for the capture of Mitchell Deeks and Scott in connection with the Windsor Locks murders reported at Stantrorp Cons on January 5. The case involves three named suspects linked to the crime. Authorities seek prompt information leading to arrests.
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Gov. Jewell
Mitchell, Deeks
Scott
Windsor Locks
Estate of Al pl deher Executrix Before Judge Hoeffer
Under the jurisdiction of Judge Hoeffer, F. Wicher acted as executrix for the estate of the deceased Al pl deher. The filing involves a claim of 2000 dollars against realty as part of the settlement.
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F. Wicher
Alpl Deher
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