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Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1874

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House Bills Filed In Special Dispatch To The Daily Times

January 13 special dispatch lists proposed statutes in Holt Parker Green West Oren Neff Haven and others. Bills aim to exempt articles from execution repeal court sections establish a joint sub school district in Salem Township require labor by county jail inmates regulate rail fares and freights authorize banks to relinquish securities. ministerial cases to be surrendered within two years. Balloting for United States Senator shows Thurman 57 Noyes 44 plus scattered votes. In inauguration events crowds fill hotelsCapitol grounds witness Noyes balloting results: Thurman 22 Noyes 14.

Neff Auditor of State Haven Green Township Hamilton County House United States Eshelman Alien G. Thurman Hodge Edward F. Noyes Thugban Noyes Ote Selbeed Pestle Jacob D. Cox Capitol Jones Thurmas

Children Get Married and Keep the Event a Secret

Special Dispatch reports a secret wedding among local individuals. The notice cites a distant region and dates related to the ceremony, noting wishes for a long life and happiness. The fragment references telegraphers and a ceremonial context, with emphasis on secrecy surrounding the marriage.

Unions Reject City Permission for Unemployed Parade

New York on January 13 resolutions adopted by the Committee of Safety and the Workingmen Central Council decline authorities permission and cancel plans for today’s unemployed parade. The resolutions denounce police actions and urge restraint while defending workers rights and urging orderly conduct amid rising tensions.

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Train collision near Afton leaves several injured

Bererr Wisconsin January 12 a wild southbound freight collided with regular No 7 one mile east of Afton. Engineer Chas Bowhal sustained chest and shoulder injuries. Brakeman G H Gevin broke his arm. John Hallesey died shortly after the wreck while sending word to his Harvard wife. Damaged engine crew blamed carelessness as authorities investigate.

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Karis Legislature Nomination Scene At Topeka

January report from Topeka shows the Karis Legislature in session with B. H. McKekron nominated as a Republican candidate. Senate affairs are quiet and no definite result is predicted.

Sr. Lovmn Karis Topeka B. H. McKekron Aepublican

Senate Deliberations Over Cushing Nomination Turn Stormy

Special Dispatch reports the Republican caucus this day debated Cushing's nomination with bitter speeches and despondent allies urging immediate action. A prospect of rejection looms as opposition gains. In the Senate speeches on finance, Frelinghuysen and Schurz spoke. The House Appropriations Committee discussed the Postal Telegraph bill, with major members favorable to the measure.

Daily Times WashiNoTox Cushing Senate Mesars Frelinghuysen Schurz House

Fatal Fire Claims Sherman as Natick Blaze Rages

Boston reports a Natick fire destroying nearly the entire business district with only three stores saved. Loss estimated at 500000 dollars. Fire Chief Charles T. Sherman was killed by a collapsing wall. Two children reported missing amid extensive property damage and heavy insurance. New York fire at 24 East Sixtieth Street killed tea merchant Jacob Stiner and injuring servant girl Mary McGuire. Mrs Stiner and daughter found dead in their rooms. Fire suspected to start from an imperfect heater. Further bodies rumored in ruins.

Boston Natick Charles T. Sherman New York East Sixtieth Street Jacob Stiner Mary McGuire Bellevue Hospital

Medicing Plans Lectures at Longview College

A Cincinnati academy proposes a course of lectures at Longview and offers extended advantages to attending students. If successful, it would create the first clinic of its kind in the United States. In Police Court this morning John Wise of Oberly House was discharged after testifying he wrestled with one man and lost fifty dollars.

Cincinnati Academy Medicing Longview Cardinal United John Wise Wise Me Moore Mar White Lone “Mises Benj. Hyans Julies Henry Rouensberg Wm. H. Keeler Keeler

Assault at Tompkins Square Sparked by Meyer

In New York on January 13 about five thousand people gathered at Tompkins Square. Police were ordered to clear the crowd, and Sergeant Berghof was struck with a hammer by Meyer who said he acted under orders from the Tenth Ward Association. The melee prompted police to swing clubs, riders patrolled the square, and shopkeepers hastily shuttered doors amid rising unrest.

New Yor Tompkins Square Berghof Meyer Tenth Ward Association Meyer Ued New York Sidney McLeod Chip Carpenter Jersey City Workingmonth Dwyer Walsh Berthold Tenth-WardsAssociation Waldron Hoedeches Tam Havewever First Avenue

Burglary Indictment Involving Samuel and John Smith

The State charged Samuel and John Smith in a joint indictment linked to a burglary at estates of Herbert State near Mills. The defendants pled not guilty yesterday as the case proceeded with the State against Cary Brower and Gerard.

Samuel John Smith Sa Fendants Brown Bargieriain Herbert Sate Se Mills Gerard Cary Brower

Fiske Takes Over Assets of 0 and Macy Bankrupt Firm

Under Judge Blatchford decision, Marshall Fiske has seized the assets of the partnerless firm of 0 and Macy, declared bankrupt bankers.

Mowes & Macy New Yor Dadge Blatchford Marshall Fiske 0 & Macy

River run rises and ships sail in January dispatch

Special Dispatches to the Daily Times report riverside conditions at Evansville and New Avnaxy with rising waters and cloudy cool weather. The Arkansas Belle is listed to Cairo and Bowling Green with early trips noted from Cairo. Packets and barges move under a cold, sleet weather pattern as crews log river measurements and port activity.

Daily Times New Avnaxy, Inc Evansville Arkansas Belle Cairo Bowling Green Follew Sos Senne Ras SK Busi Parker's Landing Philadelphia New York

River Dispatch Notes Canal Level After Rainfall

River dispatch reports a four inch fall in the canal with 21 feet 8 inches depth and nine feet over the fill. Morning rain kept business dull while boats lay idle. Remarks from Lovisy TLLE and Robert Mitchel be noted among miscellaneous items.

J Lovisy Psec Robert Mitchel

Laughing at Home Prompts Boston Merchant’s Quip

Seth Snow, a Boston merchant, hosts a large party amid lively jesting and hearty banter. The scene fills the house with good natured noise and peals of laughter as guests enjoy humor and social cheer.

Seth Snow Boston Pele Esavius

Caleb Cushing and the Supreme Court Nomination

The Baltimore American reviews Caleb Cushing as a controversial pick for the Supreme Court. It notes doubts about his moral standing and political allegiance, highlighting his wartime actions and perceived lack of leadership compared with other Democrats.

Debate on Judicial Tenure Length at Convention

The convention reassembled at 214 o'clock with President Waite presiding. The debate centered on reconsidering the vote to strike out the word ten from the second section of the Judicial Article, with speakers like Mr Voris of Summit urging long terms and Mr Okey of Monroe opposing reconsideration in favor of short terms. Multiple delegates, including Mr Tripp of Jackson and Mr Burns of Richland, argued for ten year terms to attract top talent, while Mr Layton of Auglaize and Mr Clark of Ross favored shorter terms, concluding with a pause in the afternoon deliberations.

Waite Voris Summit Pease Stark Supreme Udges Arment Okey Monroe Tripp Jackson Judicial Committee Burns Richland Layton Auglaize R. Clark Ross

Republican Senators Adjourn To Debate Bankruptcies and Cushing

Wasuixetox January 13 A Republican Senate caucus adjourned with plans to first take up Finance Committee resolutions on resumption of specie payments, then address the Bankruptcy bill and Louisiana questions. Discussed confirming Caleb Cushing as Chief Justice but took no vote. Edmunds and Conkling spoke for confirmation. Cameron reportedly spoke again, likely rumor. Cushing’s companions say he remains cheerful about prospects and would accept the Senate’s decision with equanimity.

Wasuixetox Finance Committee Louisiana Caleb Cushing Edmunds Conkling Cameron Cushing Senate

Virginia caucus nominates E R Withers for U S Senator

In a January 13 caucus, Conservative members of the Virginia Legislature nominated E R Withers for United States Senate.

Virginia Ricumoso Caucus E.R. Withers U. S

River News Briefs From Oil City to Bayou Sara

River levels on the Mopongahela and Brownsville are dropping. Oil City reports 8 feet 9 inches and Brownsville 5 feet 6 inches with a fall, while the Juniata will not return to Cincinnati until Friday evening. The Blue Lodge released barges headed for Bayou Sara, and business on the wharf is dull as the Messenger to St. Louis departs later this week. Weather remains cool but moderating.

Daily Times Mopongahela Oil City Brownsville Juniata Cincinnati Oakland New Orleans Skillinger Blue Lodge Crow's Island Bayou Sara St. Louis

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