State Senate votes on porters and election bills
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports a motion to employ three porters at 250 per day was defeated by 97 to 4 amid amendments. The resolution passed 76 to 24. Bills include creation of a Fairfield election vote and ward divisions. Senate and Assembly members were sworn in as canvassing of state election results began. state fair and agriculture board details noted amid a storm that blocked dispatches.
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Daily Times
Coirners
White
Crawford
George Riley
Jacob Newman
Henry Brigaman
Ford
Geauga
Holloway
Fairfield
Columbe Milier
Senate
State Board of Agriculture
Associated Press
Franklin County
Burg- 5 &Eee de Os
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Dubuque
Illinois
Colfax
Jasper County
J. A. Coon
Salina
Kansas
Iowa City
Marengo
Dayton News Notes Court Case and Rail Collision
A Dayton probate criminal court case features a blind 12 year old defendant accused of disturbing a religious service, with testimony about a minor involved and a liquor vendor. Police report a nighttime raid capturing nine people amid gaming devices. A Panhandle line derailment near Anies City leaves two dead and five seriously injured. Senior Order of United American Mechanics plans an Ohio excursion to Cincinnati with tickets valid to Saturday.
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Dayton
Arlington
Gabriel White
Dwyer
U. B
Pyrmont
Levick
Ske
Stepatharind Geeks Dex
Bt. Joseph's
Sister Assisium
Union Railroad
Metropolitan Police
Order
United American Mechanics
Ohio
Cincinnati
Anies City
River Weather and Boat Movements Reported in New Aviany Dispatch
Special dispatches note the Ohio River rising seven feet with rapid thawing and clear water. Various boats arrive and depart at New Orleans Evansville and Memphis, with cargo and passengers listed, including Arkansas Belle carrying 480 pigs of lead and Indiana making the season’s best trip as river levels climb to fifteen feet at Cairo. Weather remains clear and cold in places with a mix of mist and dull business reports.
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New Onleans
Paragon
Ohio River
Jobn Lleward
Arkansas River
C. B. Church
Cincinnati
Cano
S.J
W. J. Davis
Memphis
Jos
Sville
Evansville
Seer
Lewis and Jenn
New Orleans
Sherlock
Sam
J. Hale Nan
Laura Davis
Nashville
Ben
Franklin
Grey Eagle
Louisville
Return
New Antent
Cannelton
Henderson
Idlewild
Cairo
Indiana
Cincinnat
Hiram
Campbell
Arkansas Belle
Fayette
Owensboro
Grand Jury indicts former Chicago treasurer Gage
The Grand Jury of Chicago yesterday found a bill against David A. Gage, the late City Treasurer. A fire in Indianapolis burned twenty eight horses and many vehicles. St Clair, linked to a Portland arson last August, was arrested while attempting new arson in the city. The steamship Chin from Japan and China remains missing near San Francisco. Memphis news cited as inaugurated last.
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Memphis
Chins
Japan
China
San Francisco
Grand Jury
Chicago
David A. Gage
Indianapolis
St. Clair
Portland
Division of and Reports for the Telegrams etc
Cracksmatt notes January entry at 7:05 A M detailing division and reports for telegrams and related services. The fragment outlines organizational notes and timing but lacks full context or named entities.
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Cracksmatt
War costs and Dutch defense plans amid Acheen conflict
Poll Mall Gizdte reports from The Hague on Dutch war finances and defense readiness. He notes defense costs rise, the army remains underfunded, and plans to fund a tolerable force face long-term strain as attention shifts to the East India service and the war with Acheen.
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Hague
Brocx
Upos
Mina
Departa Rat
de Roo
M. P
Pic
I A Tothe
Coun
East India Service
Acheen
Tenney Family Tragedy: Mother Found Dead After Suspected Violence
A coroner probes the death of Mrs Tenney in a house disturbed by noises. Her son, Mr J D Tenney, discovered her body with marks of violence on the neck and face while living with severe blindness and paralysis. The incident follows a night of unusual disturbances in the old persons’ room.
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Tenney
J. D. Tenne
Magnitude of Charity at St John’s Hospital Shown
A TIMES reporter toured the old northwest corner building at Third and Plum, St John’s Hospital, used by the Cincinnati Relief Committee. The facility houses 181 Franciscan Brothers boys and hundreds of poor from the city and beyond, with strict rules, meals of beef soup and bread, lodging, and organized oversight to ensure order and efficiency.
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Daniel Wolf
D. J. Mablaney
Relief Committee
TIMES
Third and
Plum Streets
St. John's ‘Hospital
Eh Saney
Cincinnati Relief Committee
Sige
Bsope
Saab
St. John’s
Dayton
Cincinnati
Telecommunication Restored Between Cincinnati and New York
Second edition reports Telegraph Company repairs to the peaal tines, restoring communication from Cincinnati to New York via New Orleans. Describes dispatches arriving in a limited form but confident that service should improve and be fully restored within twenty four hours.
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Cincinnati
New York
New Orleans
Saloon Cutting Affray Sparks Severe Wound in Frankfort
A melee at H. Eni s saloon in Frankfort KY at 1 am left George W Crumbaugh seriously wounded by a dagger wielded by Harry Jr. Todd faces trauma, with examination and trial set for Saturday. Temperance convention details in the State House list temporary leadership and resolutions adjournment for 2 pm.
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Daily Times
Frankfort
Eni
George W. Crumbaugh
Flarry 4 , Jr
Todd
House’ of Representatives
D. Diabama
Grant County
Tnco
Ena
Perman
Storms Delay Early Train from New York
A continuous series of storms weakened the Hudson River Railroad line south of Croton delaying the early morning train from New York. Weather and track conditions disrupted service and forced timetable adjustments across the route.
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New Orleans
New York
Hudson River
Croton
Markets News From Louis January Trading Snapshot
In Louis, January reports show flour steady while wheat edged lower with prices for No 2 spring at 121 and No 3 fall at 143. Corn held above market expectations. oats down to 43 1/2 cents. rye firmer around 96. Pork prices irregular near 15.50 to 15.50. Shipping grades mixed. stock clearances noted with 10,150 receipts.
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E Louis
Stauden
Chase in Fifth and Walnut Ends in Court Fine
A brief police court report notes a pursuit of a colored man by a backdriver named James Baker near Fifth and Walnut streets yesterday evening. Baker received a fine of ten dollars. The Society of Inquiry plans a Moral Instruction discussion at Congregational Church tonight. Dr Wise of the Jewish Temple will speak with an open floor to follow.
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Fifth
Walnut Streets
Baker
Society of Inquiry
Congregational Church
Eighth and Plain Streets
Wise
Jewish Temple
Night watchman Madden fined in Police Court for assault
John Madden a night watchman at Lower Market was fined 15 dollars and costs in Police Court this morning on a charge of assault and battery. He had gone to a dance house at 63 East Front on New Year’s night and clashed with the proprietor named Uebes, striking him on the head with a mace. The judge, Judge Marchant, imposed only the fine and costs based on the evidence.
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John Madden
Lowermarket
Madden
East Front
Uebes
Lemons theft case before Police Court youths bail set
Bane Fletcher Christin Snoot Mary Vonhagen and a boy named Robert Don ally faced the Police Court this morning on theft charges involving lemons and minor articles valued at $5. The girls claimed House of Refuge law. all aged between 13 and 17, bail set at $200 each but not posted. Arrests were made by Officer Madden.
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Bane Fletcher
Christin Snoot
Mary Vonhagen
Robert Donally
House of Refuge Law
Aos
Madden
Accident at Pluay and Wade Streets Ends in Girl's Death
Ex policeman Wittenbauer's six year old son, holding a loaded revolver, shot his nine year old sister at a corner in the city. The ball pierced the girl and lodged at her back. Dr Schmuck treated her but she died about 7 PM. An inquest ruled the death accidental.
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Pluay and
Wade Street
Wittenbauer
Questions Rise Over Board of Control Prerogatives
The dispute centers on whether the County Auditor may issue warrants refunds after Commissioners of Claims rule erroneous taxation. Some argue the Board of Control has no role in this act and decisions are final. others say the Board must approve. The matter has been referred to the Attorney General for state level guidance.
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Board of Control
Commissioners of Claims
Weis
Auiieac
Macauley v The State Heavily Regulates Reserved Seats
The case arose on a writ of certiorari to reverse a Police Court judgment under an ordinance forbidding selling reserved seats after opening time for amusement. Macauley claimed he reserved front-row seats. the court ruled the Municipal Code empowers the City to regulate theatrical exhibitions and require ticket sale per ordinance. The council may burden licenses to effectively prohibit theatre operations. remedy lies in appealing to lawmaking power.
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Macauley
Cote
Aly
Codweil
Itmself
Nurdock
Logan & Vandall
T. C. Campbell
Embellished Marriage Licenses Case In Ohio
The State of Ohio sues Geof F Hoefer and others over embellished marriage licenses issued during his tenure as Probate Judge. The suit, brought on the bond of Judge Hoefer, centers on a pre election pledge to cap fees at 5000 and to pay any surplus to the county, with further plan to fund orphan asylums. The court sustained a demurrer to the amended petition, holding the suit should have named the county rather than the state, and that the bondsmen may not be liable under changed conditions. Petition dismissed.
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State of Ohio
Geof F. Hoefer
Duds Hoefer
Avery
Hoeffer
Hoefer
Peerledge
Atc
Alka
State of
Ohio
Oe Shay & Gerrard
Ba. Perguson
Rontra
Probate Court Appointment Verdict Given for James Cosgrove
In a matter before Judge Matson James Cosgrove is named administrator of Thomas Byrne deceased A civil suit involves the city against sinett et al to condemn land for Bennett Avenue opening The court orders fixing the costs at 1000 dollars for Lot No 1 and specifies Lot No 2 R200 with payments to be made
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James Cosgrove
Thomas Byrne
Pumie
Sinett
Bennett
Fifteen-Year-Old Slays Stepfather With Ax in Bury
In Salamancha New York a 15 year old boy named William Boorn killed his stepfather Caleb Omans with an ax during a dispute over a dance. The youth, reportedly intoxicated, severed Omans head and inflicted multiple wounds before being arrested. An inquest ruled willful and malicious murder as crowds gathered.
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New York Herald
Salamanca
N. Y
Bury
Caleb Oiians
William Boorn
George Coleman
Strome
Omdas
Coleman
Soorn
Eers
Boorn
Quips and Dodges in Duels Include a Cold Rain and a Hat
The piece recounts humorous and fatal duel anecdotes from literary and political circles. Sainte Beuve coolly protected his head with an umbrella while defending a point, Perpignan spared his life with quick wit, and other writers faced missed shots and sharp retorts.
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Perpignan
Charles Maurice
Perpiglian
The
Republic
Bois de Boulogne
Withdrawal of Mr Williams Name From Senate Nomination
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports Mr Williams asked the President to withdraw his name to avoid alienating key Senate supporters. He delivered a letter personally, and the matter was disposed of. Other items note the withdrawal of Gary Bristow for the Chief Justice post, a Navy Board inquiry into the Virginia sinking, and Fortifications appropriations cuts.
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Williames
Daily Times
Washington
Williams
Senate
Geo
Jupiter
aMce
Gary Bristow
Oriel
Seston
Navy Department
House Committee On Appropriations
Bard
Townsend
Kelly
Special Dispatch on Senate Committee Appointments
Convinnes reports that in January the Senate appointed a special committee of Newman Andrews Shepherd and Knox to form acting committees for the body.
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The
Daily Times
Convinnes
Senate
Newman
Andrews
Shepherd
Knnox
State Board to Decide State Fair Site Likely Columbus
The State Board of Agriculture will not pick a site for the State Fair until their meeting on February 17. Indications point to Columbus as the chosen location.
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WST
KRY
Cort
Seaneny
State Board of
Governor Potts Message to Legislature Seeks Reforms
Vineista City Moxtaxa January 5. Gov Potts presents a general satisfaction message noting a new pleton elected. He reports Territory total at 432987 dollars and urges tax exemptions cuts, lower fees and salaries, ban on liquor sales on election days, and a Sunday law. He asks Congress to open a military road in Wind River and Yellowstone Lake to Montana.
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Vineista
Moxtaxa
Ae Pleton
Pontheas
Semeee
Congress
Wind River
Yellowstone Lake
Montana
Arizona
New York Demonstration Fails To Draw Crowd
New York January 4. The proposed labor demonstration at Union Square this morning proved a failure. Not more than three hundred men appeared, gathered in small groups. No organized meeting formed, and heavy rain drove the crowd away.
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New York
Union
Explosion in Cartagena hits powder magazine
In Cartagena a powder magazine exploded yesterday following another blast earlier in January. No further details of casualties or cause are provided in the report.
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Cartagena Mapp
Cartagena
Bank rate fixed at four percent in England
New York reports money loaned at seven percent with bids at six. Government securities steady while stocks rise. Western Union and Pacific lists show varied gains. Market summaries note Bank of England rate at four percent and active trading across major issues.
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New York
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Pacific
Adams Express
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United States
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Erie
Harlem
Ama
Union Pacific
Lake Shore
Pittsburg
River rising floods Louisville canal and falls
Special dispatches report the Ohio River at Louisville rising with 10 feet 6 inches in the canal and 8 feet 6 inches at the falls. Weather clear, temperature 42. Business dull, no freight offerings. The Charmer and Kate Higbee passed downstream while the Ben Franklin moved up. J W Giarrett and barges ascended the falls toward Cincinnati. Rise expected to produce 10 to 12 feet of steamboat water on the falls.
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Daily Times
Louisviter
Charmer
Kate Higbee
Ben. Franklin
J. W. Giarrett
Cincinnati
Funeral Scene at Oldham Mob Threat to Widow
A Liverpool Albion report describes a large, hostile crowd at Oldham for the funeral of Robert Naylor East. Villagers pressed the widow, blocked her from the procession, tore away a death banner, and hurled sods and water as terrified children wailed. The crowd surged to the door, burst it open, and the house crowded with mourners until relatives appealed for restraint and the gathering dispersed after hours.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Albion
Oldham
Robert Naylor East
Convention votes on state judiciary amendments at 2 o'clock
The convention reassembled with Chair Waite. Amendments to sections on judicial appointments, circuit superiority, and court timings were debated and amended. Section 1 read that the judicial power rests in multiple courts with possible inferior courts, and discussions on striking Circuit Courts continued before adjournment of the afternoon session.
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General Assembly
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Genera Assembly
Supreme Court
Courts of Common Pleas
West
Logan
Rehley
Columbiana
Hoadly
Hamilton
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Ayeel
Erie
Robbery and arrests near Loveland on Marietta Bridge
Wm Kerr, a strong local man, was held from behind and robbed of $40 in cash $200 in notes and a silver watch near Loveland at the Marietta Railroad bridge. Dawley Slike Hans Lewis Pigs were arrested and jailed at Hammoad street station. to face Police Court. Also includes Bankrupt Law discussion by Cincinnati Board of Trade and donations to Howe for the Friendless.
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Loveland
Marietta
Tom
Swether
Kerr
Dawley
Slike Hans
Lewis
Hammoad-street
Coe
EE. P. Bradstreet
M. B. Hagans
Petera R. Taft
Committee On Law
Kerr Garroted Victim Identifies Property At Depot
Mr Wm Kerr who was garrotted at Loveland last night visited the depot, identified property found on three men arrested at the Miami Depot, and believes they robbed him.
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Wm. Kerr
Loveland
Miami
Prolonged Debates Over Bank Law and Public Lands Policy
A fragmented report traces petitions about a bank law repeal, quarantine under national supervision, and anti repeal sentiment. It notes cabinet members, political leaders, and congressional moves, including military and fiscal measures, with the Naval Appropriation bill assigning funds.
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Nder
Lee
Eiae
Senate
Vate Thurman
Ieee
Valesel
Ciarelion
Butler
Tennessee
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