Various 1880s notices including officials confirmed and crimes
Schenck and Sallie travel to England with General Leggett, while Dion defeats Deery in a San Francisco billiards match 500 to 478. John Knight confirmed. McKinsey killed in Fairfield Kentucky. Guichen killed near Piqua. Ku Klux outrages investigated. Smith named private secretary to Robeson. British rail disaster and Canterbury death noted. Ohio observes day of fasting. revenue districts consolidated. numerous political and legal notices across states. references to the Albany express robbery and Red Cloud at Fort Fetterman. mental health and suicide cases. urban elections and notable legal figures mentioned.
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Schenck
Yealer
Fairfield
Kentucky
San Commission
Guichen
Piqua
United States
Marshal Murray
Frankfort
M. B. Smith
Gread Army Journal
Robeson
Strafordshire
England
Henry Alford
Canterbury England
Ohio
Pallsa
Weasel Assegpor
Supreme Court of the Dianon
Columbia
Svat
Madison
Hopkin
Howe
San Domingo
Ord Allen Barton
Samuel G. Howe
Boston
Red Cloud
Ft. Fetterman
Dakota
Fort Laramie
Washington
Newport and Cincimnett Bridge
Richard Smith
W. Ovarison
Red River
Bree
Wisconsin
George Holland
New York
Henry J. Niles
Urbana
As Forest
Insan
Andrew Wilson
Atoms of War and French Retreats Across Loiret
The dispatches describe Prussian advances as France surrenders ground. General Chanzy, with two corps and 100000 men held in reserve during the 10th and 11th battles, faces heavy losses. De Chansy s army on the Loire is defeated near Le Mans as Bavarian patrols clash around Clamart. Vienna reports indicate Austria seeks peace while France agrees to harsh terms including forts and ships surrender and a Rhine border strip, with Paris to receive two million rations daily under Prussia guarantees.
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France
Chanzy
Vincy
Paris
Martinet
de Chansy
Loire
le Mans
Vienna
Austria
Rhine
Prussia
Time Comes to Abandon It for New Feel at Centerce-2
A Providence Journal note reflects a shift away from an old approach toward a new, unfamiliar feel at Centerce-2, signaling changes in style or focus. The piece hints at evolving standards and reader expectations shaping the publication direction.
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Providence Journal
Water Famine in Jersey and Porter Jubilations
Special dispatches report water famine in Jersey with panels of operatives out of employment and daily low estimated at 200000 to 300000 dollars. Other items note Porter elation in Senate, Fenian reception talk, and debates on steamship Florida, with mentions of Cincinnati and Washington correspondents.
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Cincinnati Times
County Auditors Term of Office and Liquor Law Violation
A partial report from the Cincinnati Times notes legislative actions in Common Pleas and Probate court matters. It mentions extending county auditors term, proposals to confer justices of the peace and village officials with concurrent authority, a bill to amend court duties during illness, adjournment until Monday, and a Chamber of Commerce memorial on free trade in money. The House approves partial appropriations for legislature members and state expenses. mentions admission to practice.
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Cincinnati
E. Stevenson
Richard Smith
Committee On Commerce
Aaron F. Terry P
Senate
Stinson
Mayaa
Courts of Common Pleas
Dodds
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Cincinno, White
House
State Board of Equalization
Saut Laxe City Briefing From The News
January 13 report from Saut Laxe City cites a stated amount and mentions the News as the source. The exact figures are unreadable in the readable fragments.
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Saut Laxe City
Bills in the Nevada Legislature Miners Tax and John Chinaman
A bill has been introduced into the Nevada Legislature regarding miners tax and the John Chinaman issue. The report notes delays, mentions Sheriff of Trinity county and legal actions, with an indictment process anticipated and court proceedings expected to proceed.
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Nevada
John Chinaman
San Francisco
Neto
Finother
Trinity County
Forty first Congress Senate and House actions summary
Senate hearings discuss celebration of Independence anniversaries and Ocean Cable, with Williams of Massachusetts opposing rapid action on some measures. House considers executive and judicial appropriations, education paragraph debates, and a bill by Buffington to audit damages from fleet ships while cadet misconduct inquiry stalls. Adjournment planned for next day.
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Gomi Ilies
Os Sylvania
Philadelphia
Bboars
Ras
Committee On Foreign Relation
Williams
Senate
Ilson
Mass
Ocean Cable
HOUSE
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Departments of Agriculture and Education
Buffinton
Alabama
Shenandoah
Florida
Georgis
United States
Porter
Iva
Committee On Military Affairs
Smith
Went Point Military Academy
Ris Randall
Conner
Texas
Aunt Uses Smile and Kind Words to Warm Home Life
A fragment describes an aunt trying a pleasant smile and gentle talk to cheer her spouse. Dialogue shows a tired farmer returning from work and a wife inviting him to supper with a cheerful greeting. The excerpt mentions Pennsylvania mining and a Chester Emery Company note amid varied topics.
Land Grants for Soldiers Under Homestead Law
The Grand Army Journal proposes future land grants to soldiers require actual settlement by the grantees. This would benefit soldiers and families while curbing land and claim agents who profit, especially in states with old land warrants. The Homestead law already offers 160 acres free to each settler.
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Grand Army Journal
Merchants Urged to Maintain City Commodity Records
In a dated notice the Supreme Court of New York and City authorities urge merchants to keep a file tracking market values of commodities. The text references Saisak Oe pees and a plan to address ongoing concerns with law and order, noting a House of Correction completion and related housing actions.
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Supreme Court of New York
Saisak
House of Correction
Population ratios by country and city
The document lists varied population density figures across nations and cities. It notes ratios such as one to many thousands in Great Britain France Italy Russia Spain Norway Sweden Turkey and others, with several numbers scrambled or partially unreadable.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Turkey
Shipment of 56535 Quaile by St Louis Firm
A St Louis firm shipped fifty six thousand weven Hindrad and thirty five quailé eastward in a single day last week. This item notes a large transport of poultry or similar goods and records the business action without embellishment.
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East
St.Louis
The Wandering Jew and Prester John in Old World Tales
A fragmentary critical sketch traces legends of the Wandering Jew and the mythical Prester John, detailing medieval belief in a future apocalypse, persistence of ancient prophecies, and the roles of monks, rulers, and clerics across Europe from Jerusalem's siege to 18th century Brussels.
Husband returns home after years to find Riis Place filled
An Iowa man arrives in town to find his wife and children missing from the home. The woman had left years earlier with another man and moved to Hancock county. The returning husband learns she now has a new baby and plans to seek access to his children. The incident unfolds with uncertainty about future arrangements.
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Riis
Quincy (i) Journal
Eecasie
Chile
Sam
Hancock County
Pier de
Poe
Potter's Field scenes near Hebron described in Jerusalem travelogue
The writer notes the gate near Tawer and the wall of a near hillside, describes modern Jewish shelters by Sir Moses Montefiore, and contrasts grim legends with the fertile, olive-filled slopes of Potter's Field. The view overlooks the valley toward Zion, while ruins and burial sites cast a gloom that the author finds misleading.
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Angs
Or Hery
Hebron
Ralph
Borhood
Battersea
Moses Montetore
Jerusalem
Cai
Pth
Zion
Invitations for Sir Edward and Lady Thornton Receptions
Sir Edward and Lady Thornton issue invitations for receptions at the British ten on January 16 and February 9.
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Sir Edward
Lady Thornton
Third District Vacancy Sparks Election Debate
Columbus reports a Third District vacancy after Schenck's defeat. Governor's timing for an election faces criticism from Democratic and reform voices. Ward and Odlin clash over a plan to press the Governor for a reason, while Campbell's delay stirs opposition. Public notices reveal Circleville affairs and a local implements firm capital.
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Ibigeas
Mae
Ward
Odlin
Secretary to the San Domingo Commissioners Porter's Confirmation
On January 13 Wasigxoroy withdrew his acceptance of the appointment to the Dominican state post saying he lacks sufficient Spanish language fluency. The nomination process paused as the Senate held an executive session at 1 PM to consider Porter's nomination to the admiralty post.
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Porter
Admiral Porter
Senate
Missouri
St. Louis
Frank P. Blair
United States
House Military Committee
West Point
Tian Eee
Academy of Porter
New York
San Domingo
Rowan
Sanpene
Ghaivesan
Com Univer
How
The
Columbus Statesman
Ington
Rutherford B.haven
Wasigxoroy
Injunction Granted Against Leavenworth Authorities
In Leavenworth on January 13 Judge Dillon of the U S District Court granted an injunction restraining city authorities from further interruption of ore ey eones ie caet ene i a permitting to the track and resume operations.
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Leavenwort
Leavenworth
Dillon
United States District Court
Market snapshot from Telegraph and rivals
Wheat prices show firmness across markets with No. 2 red around $130 in St. Louis and Indiana amber at $135. Corn and oats steady to mixed. livestock trades dull with limited sales and steady to higher grain prices. Dry goods and lard futures mixed amid broad market inactivity and cautious demand.
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Indiana
Michigan
Burraro
Mles
Ohio
Reesea
St. Loui
Gal Te Hoge
Attempted Burglary on Spring Grove Avenue
Burglars tried to enter John P. Forbus residence at half past one this morning but fled after a window alarm sounded. Police Court items include numerous arrests by ward and street with drunkenness and disorderly conduct cases. several defendants received fines or jail terms.
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John P. Forbus
Spring Grove Avenue
Police
Hammond-street
Race-street
Oliver Street
Ninth-street
Third-street
Twenty-first Ward
Pat
Fitzsimmons
Dennis McGroarty
Mary Connelly
W. Herron
Mary Francia
Thomas
Thomas Keehan
Peter Goffard
Michael O' Brien
Charter amendments amid railroad bill in Frankfort
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad charter was reported from the committee in the Kentucky House and made special order for Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Amendments include Kentucky having five trustees named in the charter and six votes to determine action, and the road to go via Knoxville.
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Southern Railroad
Franxfort
Cincinnati ‘Southern Railroad
Kentucky
Knoxville
River Free From Ice as New Albany Opens Navigation
Special Dispatch to Cincinnati Times reports New Albany fully opened, river navigation resumed after ice breakup. Henderson packets depart for Henderson tomorrow morning and the Cincinnati mail line will run a boat this afternoon. Weather is cloudy.
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Cincinnati
New Albany
Exp
Henderson
Erie Railroad Defense Over Surplus Earnings Trial
In a New York trial against the Erie Railroad Company to recover stock, defense claims no surplus earnings in 1868. Exhibit shows deficits of $3,104,451 after expenses totaling $16,519,105 against $14,412,081. Legal costs include $1,764,026, with vast payments to firms and individual lawyers, ranging from $300 to $50,000, with prominent attorneys earning $10,000 to $30,000. Philadelphia Ledger.
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New York
Erie Railroad Company
Div Singh Looke
Legenda Stock
Ditectors
Hart
Philadelphia Ledger
Paper Box Industry Grows From Five Factories to Millions
The article traces the rise of box making from five U S factories in 1840 to a modern industry with mills turning out millions. New York shops now employ about 300 workers, use vast supplies of straw board and paper, and produce around 10 million collars and 600 thousand boxes yearly as operations expand by roughly seventy five units annually.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
United
Sleep and work take a toll on men’s health
The text warns that ignoring rest leads to decline and melancholy as nature balances exertion. It likens overwork to a failing rail system, noting impoverished railroads and broken engines as a metaphor for worn lives. It stresses nightly rest is essential to prevent gradual decline.
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Conan
Gorge at Patriot Unbroken Reported at 1 47
A brief update notes the gorge at Patriot remains unbroken as of 1 47 with control by 97 M. Details appear from Disscinnaté Times dated January 13 by Mapiox Inc. and offer no further action plans or timelines.
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Patriot
Mapiox, Inc
Monetary Stocks Rise Amid Strong Markets Report
Markets show robust stocks and strong government bonds while state money remains dull and easy. Exchange at 1094 short, inland freight and several rail and utility stocks listed. notable adds include Central Hudson gas, Erie preferred, and Chicago and North Western. Marine updates note Nebraska arrival. distillery raid in Brooklyn mentioned with troops patrolling, no opposition.
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Ion Ge
Hudson
Erie
Ie Central
Michigan
Inois
Cleve- Sorthwestern
Alton & Erre Haute
Preferred
Chicago
Headless Body Found in River Linked to Jewel Fall
A headless body was recovered from the river last night and remains unidentified. Authorities suspect the victim fell from a jewel and the head was severed by a steamer wheel during the incident.
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Mywacxer
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