Daybreak in the City as Big Parade Arrives
Special Dispatch notes a bright opening day with perfect weather and crowded streets. Bands play, military units march, and Cincinnati crowds welcome visitors from Cleveland and Zanesville with the Ti Band. Old Democrats mingle with memories as the Old Guard gains new life in the Capital.
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Daily’ Times
Comumera
Cincinnatian
Cleveland Grays
Zanesville and
Ocimdamnati
Lytle Grays
Old Guard
Address on session, ratification, and legislative acts
The speaker discusses the possible ratification by the Coeerationel Convent, the need to adjust laws to Bor directives, and essential legislative acts. He notes taxes, public service, and the current session’s inaction, urging attention to future changes and thanking officials for courtesy and acquaintance.
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Ivesiavan
Davros, O. Death in Miami City Church Sermon
Sunday night in Rev. Kemp's church Miami City Mr B F Edls seated near the pulpit died of apoplexy during Rev Landis sermon He was nearly seventy and had once gained property in the book trade but later reduced in circumstances His adopted child witnessed the stroke and grieved on Saturday news notes other local items from the same period include school concerts and civic mentions in Music Hall and Xenia depot movements.
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Wm. Begg
Columbus
Southern Asylum
Xenia Depot
Third Street
Richmond
Music Hall
James C. Young
Wesleyan
M. E
Zeigier Street
Cartage, Cartas, and elections across continents
Dispatches from Madrid report Rano will not convoke the Cortes for twelve months and Domingues claims Cartagena forts near surrender after a magazine explosion if true. In BerliX Danish gains in North Schleswig. in Bennix Liberal gains and clerical candidates win in Cologne Dusseldorf and Aachen. In Havana rumors persist of a grave matter while a brig from New Orleans describes a gunboat boarding near Moro. Soler sails to New York. At Matamoros Zepeda’s forces again defeat rivals as Selas assumes Governor. In Wasnixcox Chief Justice confirmation remains debated with partisan spins and jockeying in the Senate. Sickles remains in Madrid.
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Loxpox
the Times
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Matamoras
Zepeda
Coahuila
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Monclova
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Escobedo
San Louis Potoes
Manuel Muro
Bills Introduced On Prescription Tax and Divorce Testimony
A legislative recap notes Me Lewis Forbids sale of paint without physician prescription. Conor seeks to limit road tax discharge by public labor. Haag proposes allowing husbands and wives to testify in divorce trials. Recess called for 2 P. M. session.
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Conor
Haag
Women’s suffrage petition cited in congressional debate
Fragmented OCR notes recount debates on petitions from Susan B. Anthony and others seeking woman suffrage. Mentioned items cover land claims, naval matters, internal tax repeal, river works, and customs duties. Several names and committees are referenced as part of a sprawling, partial record of votes and proposals.
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Susan B. Anthony
Mar. Canecen
Cameron
Wme Perry
Connecticut
Teociaen
Ramses
Committee On Potoffice
Oh So
Conabisch Wallace Pest Ewsten
of States
Maine
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Scaisha
Berry
Myee
Tag
Senate in cautious mood on Cushing nomination
Washington dispatch notes Republican Senators spent nearly two hours in caucus. They planned to continue in session until the Salary bill moves, with a lean toward delaying Cushing. Ex Senator Pomeroy reports a new bond plan to aid prosecutions, while House debates Indian affairs and customs seizure policy amid inflation talks.
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Daily Times
Washington
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Cushing
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Kelly
Death of Rev E W Schaefels in accidental gun wound
Special Dispatch from Athens Ohio reports Rev E W Schaefels pastor of the Presbyterian Church died from injuries after a gun misfire while hunting a week earlier. He was shot in the foot by his own firearm. The incident occurred in Athens County.
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Athens
E. W. Schaefels
Pressbyterian
Foreign Lews by Mail
Berlin New York reports a London explanation about Aneiehee Ledo and related postal matters. The item notes transfer by mail and international context in early January.
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Lews
Berlin
New York
London
United States Naval Court Hears Freight Road Plan
In Washington on January 11 the United States Naval Court discussed a proposed freight railway spanning 1500 miles with a shorter 79 mile segment offering rates of about five miles per ton per mile. The project envisions stock-funded construction at $175,000,000 and government aid via a five percent guarantee if the line carries a thousand tons daily in each direction.
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United States Naval Court
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Femi
Honda
Econ
Ossipee
Br. Seally
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Commis Club
Martial law declared in Spanish provinces and siege in effect
Maraio and Bayonne report martial law and state of siege across Madrid Avila Cuenca Cuiad Real Guadal Jara Segovia Boledo while Carlists seize three government companies in Bayonne. Penang notes Dutch victory over Achéencee with 241 Dutch casualties after repulses.
Market Notes and Prices Across Wheat Corn and Hogs
A busy market summary reports Wheat firm and mixed prices for No 1 and No 2 white and red winter, with February and March futures noted. Corn shows active trading, oats steady, and barley steady in the Western region. Live hogs and pork products are steady to firm, with assorted beef and whiskey prices cited in Milwaukee and New York notes.
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Michigan
Muwauxee
Brrra É
Milwaukee Corp
Marce
Ile
Jepemey
Gigi Ereaataatt
Ted
Sey
New York
Unnamed official attacked amid unrest in city
In New York on January 12 two assailants struck Daly, an organizer who planned rallies for unemployed workers. Daly was knocked in and badly injured with a club. Two men who tried to protect him were stabbed. Daly was later arrested as authorities say he organized a group to join the unemployed tomorrow.
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New York
Pangeern
Olstes
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Omeenn Daly
Daly
Inhuman Father A Prussian Em Bossier Growing Relief Fund
A fragmented notice outlines a relief fund linked to a Prussian em bossier figure and an inhuman father theme. The readable segments hint at a fundraising appeal, organizational involvement, and dates or dues associated with support for relief efforts. Further details remain unclear in the OCR.
River News Reports Rising Waters and Freight Movements
Special Dispatches to the Daily Times detail rising river levels up to three feet in twenty four hours and cautious but brisk business. cargoes include cotton and peanuts. several vessels list arrivals and departures between Cairo and New Orleans with weather described as clear and cold. Louisville notes 22 feet in canals and falls, river expected to fall by night and boats passing over marble chute.
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J. D. Parker
Memphis
Ben. Franklin
Florence
Louisville
Robert Mitchell
Oil City
Brownsville
Cincinnati
Rover
Louis
Orleans
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times Crude Note
A cryptic dispatch from January 1 percentage mentions crude activity near Sail 23 and a street location with unclear figures. The fragment cites names and numbers and ends with a secretary sign-off.
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Ohio Legislature
The
Daily Times
Conesbus
Sail
Estael
Lawyer Admission Note and Court Docket Update
Robert W. Parkinson formerly of St. Louis now with Col. Fisher in this city admitted to practice before United States Courts. John Backman of the T. J. W. Gaff distillers firm died at Aurora Indiana yesterday. In U S Court the Quebec Bank of Toronto v Weyand et al was dismissed. Judge Ling rules on long lingering cases.
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Eny
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Fisher
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Aurora
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Quebec Bank of Toronto
Peter Weyand
St John’s M. E. Church Ladies Host Week Lunch
The lunch offered by the ladies of St John’s M. E. Church this week will be first class and very reasonably priced. Local business people are urged to dine in or patronize the relief effort rather than dine at home.
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St. John's M. E
Careless Use of Pistols Leads to Death at Rebmann's Saloon
A deaf and dumb man Nicholas Kloss was shot in the head by a pistol at George Rebmann's saloon 185 West Pearl street. Kloss died noon yesterday. The coroner's inquest heard witnesses describe the shooting as accidental and without malice, with Rebmann claiming the revolver was not loaded. The jury urged legal penalties for pointing loaded firearms at others. Major Blackburn's case remained continued with bail set at 10,000.
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Nicholas Kloss
Rebmann
Kloss
Antil
Peter Stultz
West Seventh Street
Plum Street
Appel
Charles Holstein
Plum
Daniel Appel
Mary Street
Oueney
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Ile
Stults
Klose
Fifteenth Street
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J. E. Marcus
Marcus
Lieut
Francis Kelley
Ees
Correr
Second Streets
John Tremm
Chas. Holtstein
Adam Merkel
H Bermann
Nicholas Stultz
Rebbipanin
Major Blackburn
Chursta
Water Works Board Special Session Names Superintendent
The Board of Water Works met in special session this morning in City Buildings. The board tabled the subject of a superintendent, then nominated candidates Gassaway and Leopold. Leopold was elected by votes from Johnston and Pearce, with Reinlein voting for Leopold. Rutherford was also recommended for the position by a signed communication from Gaylord, Davis, Lar Annee, Springer, and Longwort.
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Reinlein
Messrs. Pearce
Johnston
Gassawayee
Messrs. Johnston
Pearce
Leopold
Geo. W. Rutherford
T. G. Gaylord
Davis
KK. BR. Springer
Jos. Longwort
Letter to editor on Friends of Inquiry dispute in Cincinnati
A January letter from Mr. A. E. Hopkins defends himself against accusations of attacking the Friends of Inquiry president and details disputes over society rules. He asserts impartiality, corrects a wording misquote about presentable shape, and notes plans for a special meeting to hear charges against the president and Mr. Haller with a formal tribunal to decide.
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Friends of Inquiry
Times
Haller
Werpenes
Oass
Fales
Hs Pace
Lglla
Ncus
City Engineers annual report shows street work and costs
The annual report lists materials and work on streets including bowlder pavement, gravel, and gas works costs. It details total street expenses for 1573 at 158 750 44 and lists staff roles from foremen to laborers totaling 215, with a Cincinnati Chamber delegation bound for Baltimore for the National Board of Trade adjourned session.
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Sana
Ebro
Isi Sesebi
Lee Ee
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
National Board of Trade
Baltimore
John A. Gano
A. T. Goshorn
Philadelphia
Lester Taylor
August Weesel
H. Morris Johnston
R. Johnston
Omeny scene reports partial high speed assembly
An unnamed scene notes a vehicle collision with injuries and a 0.76 reading at the site. Police and emergency responders were dispatched to the location as investigations commenced. Names, exact places, and times are unclear due to incomplete text. Further details are needed for precise reporting.
Inaugural Day Crowds In Columbus Amid Raucous Parade
Special Dispatch reports an unprecedented city crowd near the State House as the Cincinnati delegation leads a long line with the Barreck Band and Lytle Guarda. Twelve bands and seven military companies arrive while rum flows and the old Democracy is said to stir. The procession forms on High and Load streets and moves forward with inaugural events and egg water.
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Wew Daily Times
Columats
State House
Cincinnati
High Street
Barreck
Lytle Guarda
Old Democracy
Columbus
Load Street
News from Central America and the isthmus
The Andean arrives from Aspinwall with AP dispatches noting Panama and the Isthmus quiet, no interior news, and no war in Central America regarding Costa Rica. Honduras conflicts under President Gonzales and Licon, US Minister Williamson seeking peaceful talks among five republics, Peru at relative peace but financial unrest, banks resistant to a government stock plan. Chile immigration to Magellan area and a cable project between Callao and Chile discussed. Wyoming arrives in Aspinwall to take charge of Sherman.
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Andean
Aspinwall
Associated Press
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Isthmus
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Reindeer
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America
Costa Rica
Gonzales
Salvador
Licon
Republic
Lameen
Honduras
Ampala
Williamson
Orend
Peru
Allimo
Chas. Scott
Callao
Chili
Jamaics
Spain
Magello
Be bent to Gov. Davis in Texas war claims session
In Washington January 12 1874 House committees heard Ex-Senator Foca Wilson and Rev Abbey supporting compensation claims of the Publishing House of the Methodist Episcopal Church South for poets published in Nashville in 1864. The committee postponed further hearing to review legal propositions involved.
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Davis
Texan
Washnotox
House Committee On
Foca Wilson
Abbey
Methodist Episcopal Churc
Nashville
House Committee On Military Affairs
Orumphrey
Cassmissioner of Indian Affairs
Smith
Louisiana
Aviatin
Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
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Congress
Tex
Callioen
Plan Adopted for Workingmen Party at Curiaco Meeting
A large Workingmen gathering in Curiaco adopted a platform opposing monopolies. It calls for state and community control of railroads, abolition of contract work for public projects, rapid wage suit decisions, end to prison labor leases, compulsory child education ages seven to fourteen, and bans on child labor purchases plus creation of working men associations.
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Workingmen’s Party
Ev Pang
Bates
Boan Re Insurance
Gouverneur Dix Declines to Help Unemployed March
New York on January 12 reports the Committee of care seeking Gov Dix official aid for a march of the unemployed to City Hall. Dix replies he cannot interfere with municipal arrangements or commitments.
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Committee of Care
Gov.Dix
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