Cushing Nomination Faces Senate Opposition and Debate
Special dispatch notes Caleb Cushing's nomination as Chief Justice faces strong Senate opposition. Initial optimism yielded to doubts as Republicans split on partisan grounds and age concerns. Judiciary Committee members support confirmation, while editorials from The Chronicle condemn the move and The Republican suggests possible international mission if approved.
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WaAsutxetox
Caleb Cushing
Justes
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Cushing
the Chronicle
Harlan
Spain
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Jay
Washington D C Rumors Fly Over Chief Justice Nomination
In Washington January 10 the chamber buzzed about a nomination that sparked debate though the subject claims he was not consulted nor offered the post. The discussion centered on whether Senate action would follow and who would be nominated for the top judicial job.
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TEE Westers Associated Press
Abshingtos
Seandor Meron
Willie Crool
Gale
Shaffer
Dayton Daily items mix politics and crime in January notes
A Daily Times special from Dayton summarizes a busy council meeting electing Police Commissioner Joseph Clegg to fill a vacancy caused by FE Young. The report also mentions a dispute over West Fifth Street burying-ground, a robbery case near the Pan-Handle line, the Little Nell at Robinson's Opera House, and local court actions. Coroner Runz attended an inquest at the Soldiers’ Home for a soldier who died from exposure and intemperance.
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Dayton
Daily Times
Joseph Clegg
FE. &. Young
Hammond
West Fifth Street
Holly
Lockport
N. Y
Little Nell
Robinson's Opera House
Music Hall
Richmond
Logansport
Tétre Haute
Central Bank
Mein and
Third Streets
Jonathan Harshman
Texas
Henry Hessaloon
Henry
Common Pleas
Harmae
Andrew
Hess
Young M
Cleveland
Runz
Christian Hiser
O. V.I
O. K
Col. Martin
Daniels
Unstrue Railroad Reports Rectified
Special Dispatch reports the Pan Handle line between Columbus and Indianapolis cleared of fatal crash rumors. Freight and passenger services ran on time with 200 cars delivered yesterday, engineers active and no accidents since the strike began. Weather shows rapid snowfall.
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Faew
Daily Times
Richmond
Columbus
Indianapolis
Durll Decides to Resign His Judge sh
Special Dispatch to the Times from Washington dated January 10 reports Judge Darel of Louisiana plans resignation after impeachment troubles similar to Judges Delahay Kansas and Ses Ohio who avoided removal but could not obtain a foreign mission as directed by the President.
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Aie Times
Jo Wasuixctox
Darel
Louisiana
Delahay
Kansas
Ses
Ohio
Revolting Gallows Scene in Bogentown New York
A misty report from Bogentown New York on January 9 describes a troubling execution attempt of Jacob soak seaman for Poe I by.Marshal okey el Ba. The knot slipped after three minutes, plunging him to the ground amid rapid haste and ensuing excitement as observers react to the event. The article mentions Mechella and distant references to New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania, with vague notes on evidence and wealth.
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New York
Jacob Soak
Seaman
Poe
Marshal Okey el Ba
Mechella
N.J
Pennsylvania
A Betiew to Reverse Lucca's Divorce Decree
A chaotic New York scene involves Baron Von Rhaden of Berlin, ex governor Solomon, and a court motion to overturn a divorce decree. The case centers on an estranged couple and a disputed home, with police detachment and a murder suspect Sharkey linked to the Spanish war era.
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New York
Aees Solomon
Jane
Baron von Rhaden
Berlin
le Crest
Adame
von Wolhoffen
Bimeci
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Polo
Fire at Victor's restaurant and adjacent building
A blaze at Victor's restaurant and adjoining structure on Canal Street, occupied by the Flowery Machine Agency and Anerson's, caused damage and prompted action by New Orleans authorities. The date references January 10 and a $50,000 estimate appeared in early reports.
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Victor’s Restaurant
Canal Street
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Anerson
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Fleetwood Trotting Park Stables Reopened After Fire
Fleetwood Trotting Park stables were damaged by a blaze last night causing boats and carriages to be salvaged. Fire officials and local authorities investigated the scene as crews battled the flames and assessed total losses while nearby vendors offered aid to affected workers.
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Cambridge probate records reveal bequests and estate plans
The Cambridge probate office notes a will dated November 29, 1869, leaving a son a part of the estate and bequeathing scientific books to the Museum of Comparative Zoology. It mentions Elizabeth C. Teas as owner and references mortgage exemptions and executorial provisions.
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Alexhahan
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Rene Reg Nigdeh Prey
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Sisck
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Ida
Suicide in St Louis Over Marriage Plans
A young man named Tanzberger in Galemues Towachig county attempted poison to end his life yesterday but, fearing failure, shot himself. The act appears tied to a planned marriage to a neighbor girl, and the motive is described as being connected to the betrothal.
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Albert Case Against Illinois Central Reaches $4000 Verdict
In Dearagtr Iowa on January 10, Geo W Albert versus Illinois Central Railroad concluded a Circuit Court trial with a verdict awarding $4000 in damages. The lengthy case spanned the week and culminated in a substantial civil judgment for the plaintiff.
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Geo. W. Albert
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Concretional Durell Committee Opens Inquiry
In New Orleans on January 10 the Concretional Durell Committee announced an investigation. Officials said the probe will examine emerging reports and determine relevant actions. The announcement signals a formal step in oversight and potential policy review.
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House committee appointments and a theft report in Coshocton
A special dispatch lists numerous committee assignments including enshare Melloy Baskin Barrett and others for various departments in Coshocton. The forenoon session featured a theft: a bar pried from a store window, $20 in currency and cigars stolen.
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Satfield
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Bell
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Wong Walker
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Newell
Arkwright
Neff
Stone
Bel
Barcus
Sale of Buildings at Cincinnati Postoffice Site Delayed
Special dispatch reports that due to Congress cutting public building estimates, work on the Cincinnati Postoffice building is halted for now and its sale or rental of the site may be suspended. District Attorney Bateman, in Treasury review, approved $1,725 of about $2,500 in bills for services in valuing the site and condemning builders’ charges.
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Bateman
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Richardson
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Franklin County
Fair Grounds
Friend
Senate
Kellogg urges action on Pinehback issue in Washington
Special dispatch reports Gov Kellogg telegraphs from Washington that Congress may order a new election. He says this would encourage the disturbing element and urges the President to influence admission of Pinehback to settle the matter.
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Daily Times
Washington
Gov. Kellogg
Congress
Democratic parliamentery fray marks Ohio House session
A fervent account of the Ohio House proceedings on January 9 details Mr Poe’s push for a three member committee to examine election figures for state treasurer and attorney general. Republican Scott protests formality, Democrats filibuster, and a committee is finally formed to probe alleged election irregularities while the scene critiques the era’s political theatrics and officials.
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Western Reserve
George Wermer
Dem
Isaac Welch
Scott
Haag
Scett
Sven
Converse
Pogs
Zoe Maenkes
Welch
Little
Wermer
Daugherty
Debated Lincoln era threats in Napoleon village clash
In old Napoleon village a heated debate arose over the Civil War draft and Lincoln’s policies. Local figures like Deacon Richard Smith, Mr Murphy, and Mr O Brien argued the issue at the Napoleon Lyceum, with fists and chairs briefly flying before the room settled into a boisterous supper at Kennedy's restaurant.
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OO Brien
Germany
O'Brien
Murphy
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Priese
Vols County
Ciackuiths
Jacon
Board of Control Law Amended by Local Effort
A draft bill aims to repeal the first four sections of the Board of Control amendments, shifting oversight on county finances. It proposes annual estimates by a Board of Commissioners and sets January 1 as the Solicitor’s start date, with changes to member election timing.
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Reemelin
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Infested West End Thieves Net Six Suspects
Thieves terrorized a district near the West end. two gang members Crary and Rose were captured after a pursuit on Linn and Poplar streets. Officers later closed in on Clearwater alley and arrested Wessel and Barnes, along with two women, at a central headquarters. seized items include boots, pants, shoes, a brace and bit, and other burglary plunder. The four suspects await inspection and possible charges.
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Ollar “Humpy
Linn
Poplar
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White
Crary
Rose
Lose
Sring
Stevenson
Hudson
Stuce
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Kate
Ninthostrees
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Central Avenue
Bank Street
Raymiller
Freetown
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John Streets
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Ninthstreet
Hamilton County Teachers Meeting Deliberates on Qualifications
The January session of the Hamilton County Teachers Association filled the Council Chamber with many country teachers. President F Gianque opened with Scripture and prayer as the choir performed and Miss Amelia Browne presented an essay on "Inceptive." W N Locke led a discussion on teacher qualifications emphasizing moral character, inviting approachability, broad knowledge, and engaging instruction. C S Fay and Superintendent Hancock spoke on executive qualifications and systemic duties, urging uniform aims, careful teacher selection, and avoidance of ineffective practices. The program closed with "Great is the Lord" by the choir and adjournment to February’s second Saturday.
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Sprague
Amelia Browne
Cincinnati Twenty-third District
W. N. Locke
Lockland Schools
Fay
College Hill
Cls
Charmin
Reuben and
Rachel
Beth
Hancock
Ile
Association
Death of Dr John B Burns Pioneer in Vitman Phonography
Dr John B Burns early teacher of Vitman's Phonography in the United States died in New York on the first of the month after years of research into chemical engraving. He lived in Cincinnati before moving three years ago to pursue engraving, contributed to Frank Leslie's paper, and left a wife Eliza B Burns and son in New York. He is buried at the Cemetery of the Evergreens in Brooklyn.
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Vitman
New York
Cincinnati
Frank Leslie
Galdeer
Lightning-rod peddler harasses Freedom Illinois farmers
A peripatetic lightning-rod and vane peddler toured Freedom Illinois pressuring farmers, taking notes on buyers. He lacked vanes for immediate delivery, promising shipment, but the instruments did not arrive while notes were transferred to innocent holders.
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Freedom
Illinois
Suffrage Proposals Considered and New Constitutional Substitute
The Select Committee, referred propositions Nos. 20 23 and 187 and petitions seeking universal suffrage, recommends adoption of a substitute for Section I of Article 5 of the present Constitution, after review and consideration.
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