Republican State Convention Adopts Resolutions
A January 12 report from Louisiana details remarks at the Republican State Convention. Delegates condemn federal military action and urge protecting civil rights while insisting on lawful power to Congress and the Union. Multiple resolutions criticize interference and advocate constitutional limits.
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Stevens Nominated to Fill Vacant Crocker Seat in Mass
Chas A Stevens, defeated candidate in the November election, was nominated yesterday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Alvah Crocker of Massachusetts. A Harrison Pa dispatch reports rumors of a proposed uni com not yet defined. In Toledo the Board of Education postponed indefinitely a resolution to bar the Bible and religious exercises from public schools after a six to vote. The National Council of the Sovereigns of Industry held its second annual session in Philadelphia this afternoon.
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Unclear OCR fragment on 19th century events with scattered names
Fragmentary text describes a voyage arrival at Valencia and a drowning incident. Mentions Neatilu and King Alfonso, shields, and a circulated Assembly note. Includes misread words about wheat trade and European thaw, with vague references to Prussia and crop prospects.
Ohio Senate Debates Fee Cuts and Louisiana Expulsion
In Columbus the Senate saw petitions for county officer fee reductions and opposition to the Adair Act, with various bills discussed including library funding, jail funding, extradition regulation, and civil processes. A Louisiana expulsion resolution drew debate, while a Southern Episcopal Convention assembled with credentials committee appointed.
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Western Pennsylvania Poultry Association Exhibition Opens
The Western Pennsylvania Poultry Association Exhibition opened today with many entries from Eastern Ohio and Massachusetts. Premiums totaling three thousand dollars will be awarded. Exhibition continues for one week. Cashier Reed of the Allegheny Trust Company deposited United States bonds totaling 3000 dollars to indemnify stockholders.
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Western Pennsylvania Poultry Association
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Allegheny Trust Company
United States
President's message read in Congress gains praise
The President's message was read in both branches of Congress today. Republicans were surprised by the temperate language but called it an admirable document.
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Mississippi Reconstruction Hearings At Capitol Fragment
The Congressional committee closed its session at 1 o clock and headed to Jackson. Harper Hunt testified about a colored company linked to city leaders, and several witnesses were called. Debate touched on postwar changes, black and white relations, and Ku Klux arrests with few convictions. Crosby bond value cited. telegram from George W. Walton, colored President of the Board of Supervisors, was produced.
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Tilton Beecher Trial Opens With Attending Clergy
The Tilton Beech er trial in New York opened with four large attendants from Plymouth Church including Rev Henry Ward Beech er and his wife Mrs Tilton. Jurors or officials requested more space for counsel as the proceedings began and a recess followed.
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Weather and river report from January field notes
The entry notes Menengshela at one foot eleven inches, rising slowly with four to six inches thick on shore. No business on the wharf and navigation suspended. Tow boat Alice Brown reported not losing coal barges at Brandenburg or elsewhere. Weather moderating with snow and ice melting.
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Friends of Inquiry meeting at Hopkins Music Hall
The Friends of Inquiry plan a meeting tomorrow evening at Hopkins Music Hall with B S Hamilton addressing on whether the current employer employee relation is practicable. Attendance is expected to be good and there will be a free discussion of important business. Provision Exchange action by Chamber of Commerce on Pork Packers petition for additional room failed 125 to 84 after a division.
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The Meant Look-out Lye Dramatic Club at School House
The Meant Look-out Lye presented a dramatic entertainment at the District School house last evening. Despite bad weather, the crowded hall showed strong interest. The club, formed about six weeks ago, delivered a solid program and plans monthly shows given good patronage.
Rehearsal Notes On Brahms Triumphia Replaced By Magnifical
Festival Chorus meetings suspend Triumphia rehearsal for a while and rehearse Lach's Magnifical in its place. The work is rated high in order, beautiful and simple in style. Assistant Musical Director Mr Smiver says the chorus can learn it in four to five rehearsals.
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Parthenia Sullivan Suspected Again in Local Death Case
Police renewed suspicion on Parthenia Sullivan after a prior abortion charge. An officer traced a doe to her Gest Street home, sighted Sullivan near a corner shop, and linked her to a burial at her Third Street residence involving Mrs. Miriam Kigan who died six years after marriage. Coroner and police pursued leads to Covington and New Richmond but found no Sullivan.
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Analysis of Dr Price cream baking powder adulteration
Prov. M. Detrowisce reports analyzing six samples of Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder bought from multiple grocers in Kingston West Madison and Powell. He concludes the powder is free from adulteration and not diluted, noting a small preservative allowance and criticizing other analyses as biased or faulty.
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Ohio Legislature Abolishes Police Board Amid Dismissals
The text reports on the Ohio Legislature moving to abolish the Board of Police Commissioners and lists officers dismissed by Mayor Johnston, along with a number of promotions. It notes the reshaping of the city’s force and cites ongoing political and military concerns surrounding state governance and order.
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