Letter Exchange Over Use of Name in Louisiana Affairs
A 1875 correspondence shows Attain F Perry and others debating whether to permit the use of a name in state matters. G W C Jouristays writes to request a prior hearing, while Perry in Cincinnati responds that it is safer not to reveal his name and cites time constraints. A meeting at Pike's Opera is mentioned as a possible public gathering.
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Poole
Nebraska
Louisiana
Lenin
Sinatures
Pike's Seggot
Bayer
Reon Ae Johnston
Ile
Henn
E. Stevenson
Wright
Fred
Try
Perry
Johnstox
Crry
Jsaxtary
F. Percy
G. W. C. Jouxstays
C. Debematen
F. Parry
Grosbeck
Pike's Opers
Episcopal Convention Reassembles After Morning Session
The Episcopal Convention reconvened this morning with delegates continuing sessions in Seattle area venues, as officials reported progress on agenda items and committee work through the late morning hours.
Louisiana Tax Increase Debate Continues in Senate
The President may send a special message soon renewing the recommendation for higher taxation to fund government needs. Senator Logan leads a lengthy Louisiana debate in the Senate with no time limit set by Republicans, who trust open discussion will aid the Administration.
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Louisiana
Senate
Logan
Notable arrivals at the Burnet House list prominent guests
The Bur net House welcomed E. D. Sayre and wife from Lexington Kentucky W. T. Smith of Rockland Texas D W Button of Philadelphia Wi Fellows of New York Willard T Pope U C Del Detroit 8 8 Robin Tele ear i awe New Terk Ww Low New York H C Yeatman Tennessee among the attendees.
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Burnet House
Tod Lay
E. D. Sayre
Lexington
Kentucky
W. T. Smith
Rockland
Texas
D. W. Button
Philadelphia
Wi Fellows
New York
Willard T. Pope
U. C
Brave trackman saves train as old building collapses
In 1871 at North Boston a trackman risked his life to warn a speeding train when an old building collapsed near a race track. He was severely injured, leaving him paralyzed, yet he endured pain for life while the railroad company aided his family.
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North Bostes
Jonathan
Veruna
Meg
Sud
Navy Affairs and Appropriations Hearings on Navy Yards
The House Committee on Naval Affairs examined the sales and transactions involving Representative Sorell and G. W. See, while the Appropriations Committee moved to boost provisions for food fish and debated habeas corpus in Irwin’s case. Discussions touched on naval yard staffing, discharges, and calls for liberal funding, with the President’s stance on resuming specie payments noted.
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Committee On Naval Affairs
Sorell
G. W. Ee
Oainsonen
Washington Navy Yard
House Pristian Committee
Cees
Secretary of Navy
Important Bills in the Legislature Sentorial Gowl Specimen Cathe Le Priest
Indianapolis January 14 The most important bills introduced into the Legislature include prohibiting railroad freight discrimination and setting passenger fare at three cents per mile. Other measures set judicial salaries and allow spouses to testify in divorce suits. Horace P. Biddle emerges as a potential Supreme Court candidate amid caucus intrigue. A Fort Wayne priest was fined for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace while lecturing on Catholicism vs Protestantism.
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Indianapolis
Horace P. Biddle
McDonald
Rev. W. Hogan
Fort Wayne
Monongahela Slackwater Navigation Company Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Monongahela Slackwater Navigation Company stockholders was held. President J. K. Morehead and the old board of directors were re elected. Tolls totaled 215464, up 8900 from last year. Coal tolls rose 22585. Shipments of coal coke and slack reached 65891000 bushels, up over 9500000 from the prior year.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela Slackwater Navigation Company
J. K. Morehead
Three Die After Fort Wayne Railroad Accident
Three passengers injured in a Fort Wayne Muncie and Cincinnati Railroad crash yesterday afternoon have died. The victims are Valentine Hollingsworth of Dunreith, Indiana, M Gaynne of Cambridge City, Indiana, and John Fordice of Liberty, Indiana.
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Fort Waxk
Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati
Valentine Hollingsworth
Dunreith
Ind
M. Gaynne
Cambridge City
John Fordice
Liberty
Bill backs animals found at large as evidence of law breaking
Special Dispatch reports from Columbus on January 14 noting Senate action by Mr Goodhue to declare that animals found running at large constitute prima facie evidence of violation of the law. In the House Republican members protested the prior adoption of Louisiana resolutions and the protest was entered on the journal. The National Board of Trade memorial from Chicago on transportation partnership and company incorporation was presented.
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le Daily Times
Washington
National Treasury
Sulton
Phelps
Jester
Daily Times
Senate
Goodhue
House
Louisiana
National Board of Trade
Chicago
Fire loss in Galena estimated at 125000 dollars
The January 14 report lists insured amounts across multiple carriers for stock and building damage from last night’s blaze. Insurers named include A J Loachholen, Seresta American, North America, Home and Hart, L and G, Lancaster, and American Home Lead Hart, with total coverage around 320000 dollars.
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A.J . Loachholen Phieals Oe
Seresta American
North America
Boeingheld
Home
Hart
J —_ R. Hi. Fiddick
Powall, Mee aDuilding
Loss figure and insured total on works set at 210000
A fragment notes the loss figure and states the total insured value on the works as 210000. The garbled text references insurance and damage costs, implying a financial assessment of the incident. Named entities are unclear due to OCR errors, but the key detail is the 210000 insured amount.
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Totel
Horatio Seymour Declines Senate Candidacy
New York January 14 Horatio Seymour retires from politics as he declines to be a candidate for United States Senator. Shipments to Europe today move silver content and associated counts.
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Horatico
New Yorks
Europe
Horatio Seymour
United States
Trial for Emberzzlement in New York Opens January 11
The trial of Frederick Kleiman, charged with embezzlement, proceeds in New York as jurors are seated for a January 11 hearing. Prosecutors outline alleged misappropriations and potential cash losses while defense argues lack of direct evidence. The court schedules further motions and testimony with local observers noting the case’s high profile.
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New York
Frederick Kleiman
Port List Notes On Tows And Weather In Evansville
Evansville report lists P. D. Ward towing John S. Wood south to Cairo with a return, Pat Cleburne to Cairo at 8 P.M., plus Roberts to Hen and back. Weather described as cool and pleasant, with temperatures from 10 to 16 above zero. No boat besides the Dean will depart today.
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Evansville
P. D. Ward
John S. Wood
Cleburne
Cairo
Roberts
Henoat
Thompson Desais
Dean
Grain and live stock prices hold steady in dull markets
January price reports show corn and oats steady to dull with mixed results in rye and barley. Wheat ranges from firm to active in New Orleans and Cincinnati, pork prices slip, and dry goods like bacon and lard hold with little movement amid light shipments and mixed cash and futures quotes.
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Derrott
R. Lotis
Chieree
New “Orleans
Tome
Baco
Lend
Cincinnati
Local notices and school talk plus a sales day report
Mooney and Francis report over half a dozen Commonwealth cases since the first of the month, highlighting new entrants. The 40sington Sunday-school Institute at First Baptist Church will hear Rev J M Worrall on teaching. Henry Besewick’s new office at 413 Scott street opened with attendees. A sale of the “wife of Andee son,” Esquire Francis' office, included items bought by Duvenick and Frank Duvenick, sale continued.
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Mooney
Francis
40Sington Sunday-school Institute
First Baptist Church
J.M. Worrall
Henry Besewick
Scott Street
Yesterda
Igney
Andeeson
Eliston,” &c
Esquire Francis
Nize Duvenick
Frank Duvenick
Baracks paymaster and council report tonight
The paymaster paid off at the Baracks this morning and City Council meets tonight. The widow Connelly's route occurs this evening around o'clock. An accident report recalls Henry Litzendorf's fall on Bellevue street stairs leading to a possible fatal outcome. he received prompt medical care. Court notes show bond forfeiture, guilty verdicts for assaults, and sentences including six months and fines in Dayton criminal cases along with a continued case and a bail setting.
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Widow Connelly's
Henry Litzendorf
California
Bellevue Street
G Nh
Criminal Court
John Sullivan
John Cullen
Edward Plummer
Conner
Darnells
James Wells
Dayton
W. H. Darn
Ae Ae
Reuben Darnell
Madison Moos
Fen
Enoch Larceny
Swift
Henry Schwartzenholzer
Eters
Hese
al. Martin
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Ware
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Ocloch
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Leginiana
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le Priest
Monongahelma Slackwater Navigation Company
Fort Wayne, MO
Aprial Dispatch
Daily Ties
Ohio Law Tinkers
Galena, Ill
Galena
Canton
Mass
Lom
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Hoboken Suvine
Findson
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Sonia
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Covington
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Segerrege
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Allison
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FURS
Wood's Theatre
Tuckaday
Wight
Charles Pope
Samson
Eve
Wm. J. Howells
Gnand Opera-House
Reet
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Adeline
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Richmond
Chicage
Hamilton
McInnati
Chicago Express
Little Miami
Puttsburo
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Dally
Loveland Autom
Mee
Cuncissate Asd Muskingum Val
Devet Sf
Eigei
Colerts
Recuom
Marie Dup Cincinnat
Fapre
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Pest
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Louisville
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India Apoles
Axn Lavevilre
Cincinmati
Fire
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Onaaha Mall
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Awvenue Valley Junction
Terre Haute
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Payton
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Evington
Kes Tuckey
Wasutxeton, D.C
Hancock
John Withers
James F. Winter
Star Kearney
Vaserd
Poland
Sergent
Committee On Appropriations
Sherman Oh
Cuales
Venearivenia
Scott
Mata
Comittee
Corbin
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Amie
Jad
Tennewee
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Schurz
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West Seventh Street
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