Senate bill on delinquent tax law passes
In the Senate Mr Kerr's bill to amend delinquent tax law authorizing collection of amendments as well as taxes was passed. Mr Corwin introduced a bill to grant city councils of first class cities discretion over votes on each item. The House heard a petition from 232 Clark County citizens against a change in the law. Bills by Mr Barrett and Mr Irmanng Vor ole Harrison Seerist were considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Senate
Kerr
Me. Corwin
Clark County
Mr. Barrett
Irmanng
Ole Harrison Seerist
Fragmented Louisiana memo notes from January 9 meeting
Fragmented OCR text from a Louisiana news item dated January 9 mentions a public session, a council discussion, a memorial publication, and a political vote. It references Wing Coun, state affairs, and an item about a proposed levy. Names and places are garbled, but indicate a local governance context and a contentious decision.
Political turmoil sows tension as Southern AGsirs probe resumes in Lou
A special House committee on Southern affairs resumed its inquiry in Lou amid speculation on policy directions. New Orleans excitement lingered but no outbreak occurred. Weather worsened with record cold as Rev Komted and others reported dire conditions. temperatures plunged to 20 degrees below zero in some inland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixortos
House
Lou
Mestre
Patte
New Orleans
United Sat
Jean
Monongahela
Ohio River
Industry
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
White's Ripple
Irun Ciss
Pat Kelley
Grand Lake No. 2
Freedom
Gallivots
Jan
Ohio No. 4
Kanawha
Lougnville
Nick Longworth
Jas. D. Parker
Gen. Lytle
City
Ara
Liberty
Ghia
Turner
Cincinnati
Indiana
Cleburne
Evansville
Memphis
Indians
Mercury
Meuse of Meary Firm Faces Panic Aftermath
Fragmentary notes indicate de Meuse of Meary faces panic effects. It suggests enough will be realized to pay in full with an excess to provide for secured items, though sales appear to be limited under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ec Sac
Strher
Peter Rea
Withdrawal shocks political deal among three figures
Special dispatches describe Voorhees withdrawing amid a web of suspected bargains with Holman and McDonald. The trio’s understanding allegedly favors McDonald while Holman’s supporters urge action, with no word yet from Holman. Democrats may back an independent to challenge the bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Inpian Vpo
Voorhees
McDonald
Holman
McDonald Crearly
Ediac
Opia
Pg Democrats
Buebanan
Miltie Megiler Aground Near Campbell’s Bar
In a January report from the Daily Times, the Kittie Hegler carrying 900 bales of cotton ran aground near Campbell’s bar about one mile inland from Penne. Details specify the vessel’s predicament and location as read in the digested dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Times
Tilton Beecher trial opens amid high expectations
New York January 11 crowds attend the Tilton Beecher trial. The absence of a juror caused a delay, then ex Judge Samuel D. Morr declared the case far reaching in its implications beyond property or liberty, affecting the home and family. Mr Morris will resume on reassembly with further arguments including the defendant as authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tilton- Beecher
Samuel D. Morr
Beecher
Morris
Valencia troops defeat Carlists in January action
In January in the Valencia province troops defeated the Carlists. Forty prisoners were taken. The Third labelia ceed. Marie bouixe has been re established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Maaip
Movements of German War Vessels Reported
In January 54 Lexpos reports German ships Nantrilius Albatross and others moved to safety. Spanish observers note recent activity and possible redeployments as tensions persist in the Atlantic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Somnein
Nantrilius
Albatross
Saner
Fire at Kittenham Fire-brick Works Burns Near St Louis
Fire destroyed the Kittenham Fire-brick Works located about five miles from St Louis yesterday. The firm, owned by Loy, reported insured sums of 5000 with Provincial United, London and Lancaster Insurance in Manchester, plus Fire Association of Philadelphia and St Lonix companies. Estimated losses include 850000 in St Louis and 41000 in Loy’s claims. Insurance details list multiple international and local carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kittenham
Loy
London
Lancaster Insurance Company
Madchester
Fagland
Fire Association
Philadelphia
Hertford
St. Lonix Companies
Reserved Seats in Heaven and Life Work Warnings
Fragmentary motivational note urges diligence and moral conduct. Mentions not relying on others, avoiding vanity, and staying focused on life work. Compares value of old paper to moral treasures, hints at spiritual themes and self discipline.
Longworth Executors Case and Damages Suit
In Imavid Mulford versus the Longworth Executors the court dismissed the petition and quieted title, finding no equity. Other judgments include Swith versus Atkins for $11 balance due, and Dufucis versus Freak Diehm for $241. The dead hogs case sought a writ of error against city ordinance. Powell versus the City seeks $10,000 for personal injuries from a horse incident after a retaining wall fell on Gilbert avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Wilson
Bell
CASA
Imavid Mulford
The
Longworth Executors
Roas, Pettine & Co
Fifth Street
Taf! & Sons
Sa Thompson and Longworth
Swith
Atkins
Rende Prem
Dufucis Ve Freak Diehm
Wim
Matheis Eal
the Swie
Mathers & Co
Messi
A. Peepee
T. ©. Campbell
Cox
George A. Powell
Gilbert Avenue
Pengrese
Follett & Cochran
Warrington &’Ramer
Probate Court Session Under Judge Matson
A probate court case under Judge Matson proceeds with the estate and administrator, addressing allowances and heiress claims as the matter moves forward. The record notes a fee action and ongoing proceedings as the estate case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matson
Hei Phys
City notes on coal oil stock and local enforcement
A fragmentary report discusses coal oil stock limits under town ordinances, comments on fire insurance concerns, a warrant involving Mr. Menson and Newport pieces, and a writ for arrest of John an att charged with striking Henry Hallam. The Esquire deems the matter a contempt of court while asserting the city lacks chartered privileges and must come to the court of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Crownien
Comeie
Clay Council
Ord
Newport
Buchannan
Bailey
John An
Commonwealth
Henry Hallam
Kearney
Esquire
Fragmentary 19th Century Ledger Note
An OCR damaged passage mentions John Henry and Sone with a cutting ice scene and several claiming to be bosses. It notes an enterprising coal merchant, Thomas Weeton, who was yesterday terenson near the river, with unclear remaining details about a boat and a party resting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Thomas Weeton
Terenson
Names and sums in Ways and Means Padiee Mail probe
Special Dispatch from Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee’s Padiee Mail investigation yielding a sensational scene in the Capitol. Abram Abert refused to name recipients of funds, later testifying about payments totaling over 106000 dollars to reporters and officials including Jan McFarland of Forney’s Press and Boston Globe and other recipients. Doorkeepers Boyd and Hersee described taking payments for distributing documents and relaying information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thats
WaAsHtNates
D.C
Ways and Means Committee
Padiée Mail
Capitol
Mr. Abert
Hegrid
Wars and Means
Jan. McFarland
Forney
Presa
Boston Globe
W.B. Shaw
Bostow Transcript
Donn Pint
J. M. Morris
A. W. Rendall
Gok. Chittenden
Alt. Corwine
Cincinnati
J.H Herve
J. G. Bartitt
Washington
H.G. Faut
B. C. Parsons
Mr. Morgan
Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia
Abert
Jia Meefarland
Col. Forney
Irwin
Doorkeeper
Boyd
Hersee
Subpoena Questions Rise in Pacific Mail Inquiry
Washington January 1. The committee met in the afternoon as Abe rt testified that he acted in a financial capacity not as counsel and listed payments to E. sons including McFarland 25000 Shaw 15000 Randall 5500 Corwin 1500 Morris 1500 Darrett 7000 Pant 9000 Pratt 5000. Lyman Filmore, a New York attorney, recounted meetings with General Smith and a New York lawyer paying funds to the Pacific Mail case. Parker of New Haven said he overheard subsidy opposition comments and declined to answer until compelled. The session adjourned after an Emperor of Germany anecdote about a girl and the kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abert
Reverdy Dohneon
Ife
E. Sons
McFarland
W. B. Shaw
A. W. Randall
A. B. Corwin
Pacific Mail
Washington
General Smith
Smith
New York
Pacific Mail Company
J No
Schumaker
Elmore
Gillith
Morgan Aalth
Morgen II
Sapwood
Ae Pacific Mail
Osta W. Parker
New Haven
Es’ Gallery
Wasson College Funding Report Shown in Terrebonne
In Terrebonne on January 1 a notice notes funding actions including a $100,000 base for Wereson College and an endurance allocation of $28,000. The document references pupil savings and local financial adjustments tied to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrebonne
Wasson College
Thia
Senate Adopts Fast-Track Move on Louisiana Affairs
Wasuixetox January 11 The Senate at the expiration of the morning hour Schurz called up the resolution submitting him on Friday instructing a committee to see what action and report with the least possible delay He then addressed the Senate upon the Louisiana affairs at length in the presence of crowded galleries A number of members of the House and others occupied seats in the rear of the Senators desks and their rooms were filled with ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monroe
Cheirman
Congress
Wasuixetox
D. C
Senate
Hoa Schurz
Louisiana
House
Botce
Davis
Kausan
Cayton
Lewis Merrill
Committee on Elections Delays Polygam Exclusion Vote
The January 11 sessions directed the Chairman to report a resolution on excluding widows from voting, but the committee found the question incomplete and will revisit it on report. The brief mentions Wassixaton and ongoing discussions on polygamy related to voting qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassixaton
Committee On Elections
Cabinet in session on Louisiana question seen by press
Report notes a special Cabinet meeting in session regarding the Louisiana question. President's message on the subject is not yet sent to Congress, as understood by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnashington
Louisiana
Congress
Nominations in Washington January 11 Nomination to Russia
Ki H. Faker nominated minister to Russia and Nelson hi Sherwin named postmaster at Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasstinetox
Ki H. Faker
Min
Russia
Nelson Hi. Sherwin
Cleveland
Cincinnati Man Durbin Dies in Washington Hotel
A dispatch to the Superintendent of Police reports J. N. Durbin of Cincinnati died suddenly today in a Washington hotel. The Chief of Police in Washington confirms the finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Richards
Washington, D.C
Cincinnati
J. N. Durbin
Senators Debate Information Shares and Legislation
January session recaps intense discussion as Senator Davis seeks a report from Major Merrill on Louisiana incidents while other members push bills on government funds transfers armament rights and a national telegraph. The house schedules considerations on salaries, currency acts, and veterans matters amid procedural calls.
Today’s Of Market Dispatch to Daily Times
Market dispatch reports daily trends and prices with brief notes on commodities and financial indicators. It highlights movements in stocks, bonds, and exchange rates, noting notable shifts and influential factors affecting traders and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elsine
Maine
Alana
the Daily Times
Ross
Juanary Field
Wing Coun
le Bel
State of Louisiana
Memoruts
Seston
Stockweil
Witness
Pacific Steamship Company
Brooklyn
Committee On Commerce
Jersey City
Cieneral Morcan EL
Forty Second Bine Au
Randall
Earri
Peter
Galveston
Lis
Peru Steel
Get
Council Bigis
Fort Smith
Arkansas Son
King Kalakaua
Boston
Fox Chicago
Magara Pelle
Pacific Mail Investiga
Howe Tedden
Re. Asks
Pan
Tare
Aeondend Anenbens
Atness
Dennis Kerm
Tenn
Filton-Beecher
Carlinis
England
Bedseof
Freund’ (Oniested
Elertios
Uas
CatcaGo
Cary
Foon Island
Leanne Ve. Farwell
St. Lomin
Lees
Local Matters
Halliday
Equile Insurance Company
Vine Street
Vine
Force Street
J. A. Fay & Co
Tordesrohn Brothers
LM. Crist
Haq
Ind
Mendenhall
Indianapolis
YRCA
Common Pleas
Judge Force
Van
Covington
Mathes Bote
Neer
Geisler
Betz
Geisles
Wciamk P. 1
Isaac Dunn Pratt
Paine
Germany
Greals
Ceclas
Cane
Canada
Schurz Orating
Meamship
Faraday
St. Joan’s
N. P
Dubw McNally
No. 45
Grant Street
Ate
Incu Street
Ville
Airo
White River
Louisville
Teda
Gange
Wastrietes
Nenate
Vansier
Young
Berry
Il Y
National Bank
Portssora
Pittsburg
Reheed
Ealy
Ige
Michigan
Cincaco
Imac
Herve
Male
Mospar
Wood’ S Theatre
B.maca Cautery
Neing Mundy
Mary
Charles Rope
Relpheron
the Mountprank
Lars
Pope Matiner
Grand Opera
Inoousise
Wybert
Chilrming Actress
Win Adeline Stannore
Wilkie Collins
New
Tegen Merners
Vvewing
Mr. Ben. Debar
Jalst Aee
Vncionatl Grand Orchestra
Ape
Rommening
Dobmeyer & Newhall
Wastestone
Fourth Street
Ih. Molee
Washington Slport
West Seventh Street
Warren
Twa Graal
GEO. W. Morgan
Pew
Seuond Presbyterian Churet
John Chureli 4 Co
Robert Clarke & Go
National Theatre Comique
Sycamore
Frank Frayse
Oroloosbo
Sierra Sevadas
Cincinnati Times
West Third Street
SONAL
Tn iAckson
United Region Navy
Marsourt’s
HE. Theth
Roensonabie
Pieprigter
Railroads
Atlami
Eenar We
Kastrom
Dsity
Cepcinsaty
Mamalaon
Time Seven
Miniukes
Hamilton
Hamillton
Accomisnati
Rapmmome
Chicago
Akhanomd A
Jon
Escinnat, Alor
Lnctianmpanis
Ated Os
Peart Street
Betuicen Piam We Ee Central Avenue
Arietia Sapena
Baltimore
New York Mall
Kapress
Pitanos
Acommaeda
Ian
Cemerer Ees
Ceeweh
Jase Spe
Raltimgre Ann Vin Daftow
Apeeneeresseeree
Rane
South
Dem
Mundays
Wren Pt Ee
Innet & Musk, Rect
Lowen Lerchand
Denart
Eme
A.M
R. Oan
Pet
Tovelond
A. M
Kilgour
Spe
Mum
Penri
Ixdeanatolis
Concinsati G50
Safal
Rppk
Eiek Ree
Seteenionn
Kousms City
Lawrencetarg
Lawrence Accum Vallertu
Vaasdalia Rov
Dayton
Basta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!