Nomination chatter for Chief Justice in Wasurxerox
Speculation swirls over who will receive the Chief Justice nomination. Hoar and Evaris are said to be objectionable while Waite or General John M. Harlan of Kentucky are possible picks. Senator Morton's backers push the President to nominate him. A fixed nomination by January 24 seems unlikely and sailing was postponed until State Department instructions arrive. The plan is to keep the nominee here until Spaniards set a permanent government.
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D. C
Hoar
Evaris
Waite
John M. Harlan
Kentucky
Morton
State Department
Fragmentary 19th century legal notices on counties and officials
Mosaic of obscured lines references Inman From New York EG Scie Canal various attorneys probate judges appointing Special Attorneys in vacancies mayoral marshals boards of ee ee ee class counties and labor duties. Mentions Blake relative to peace jurisdiction and surveyors with a recess amount.
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See
Ale Dome
Haag
Inman
J. A
Marlin
Blake
New High
Bank of England fixes minimum discount rate at 3 percent
Goldwin Smith spoke before the Congress of Trades Unions in Sheffield. The Directors of the Bank of England today set the minimum rate of discount at 3 percent.
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Goldwin
Goldwin Smith
Congress of Trades’ Unions
Sheffield
Bank of England Today
Bankrupt petition filed in Dayton firm case
Special report notes McIntire Anderson Co of Dayton filing a bankruptcy petition against Marshman Ormag amid a Dayton market turmoil. The item recalls Major Fielding Lowry leaving for Washington with a second officer to tour New England and Ohio while a Dayton judge processes a criminal case involving Eli D Lecklider, who killed his son in 1869 and was sentenced to life after a long jail stretch.
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Daily Times
New England
Ohio
Eli D. Lecklider
Dayton
Darke
Alty‘wo
Lecklider
Colfax's Step Father Dead in Ireneny January 15
Printing clerk of the United States Matthew Ireene died at 11 o clock today. His stepson Hon. Schuyler attended closely to him and accompanied the remains to South Bend for burial.
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Ireneny
Mica
Matthew
United States
Hon
Schuyler
South Bend
Markets Briefly Open as Wheat and Hogs Move
January 15 market notes show fluctuating wheat prices with No 2 at 15736 in one report and 126 in another, mixed futures for March. Hogs around 6.85 and 6.75 in different quotes, flour and corn values steady, oats inactive, and cotton prices holding near steady. overall quiet trading across commodities with small shifts in prices and activity.
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Texpo
Roth
Marek
Park
Milwaukee
California
California Club
Lova
Wheat Tower
Isic
New York
Ste
Rio
Aquidneck
Balace York
Patna
Rangoon
Wandard
Court Terms and Local Courthouse Grist
Peter Schwab edges toward dominance this term as last term he did. A W Scott received fine prairie chickens from old friend Pre Repub as court sessions began. Grand Jury and cas proms detaches noted, deputies and officials visible, Sheriff Allen provided provisions, while a Cincinnati Democratic paper representative impressed all.
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A. W. Scott
Piareey
Pre. Repub
Cas
Evidenty
Sheriff Allen
Cincinnati Democratic
Senate committee considers temperance measures in liquor trade
Text from a January session notes Senators debating proposals to reform alcoholic liquor sales and to remove express and freight elements from the service. Maine Congressman Ma argues for divesting the service, while Beaman and others reference finance committee input amid early debate.
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Maine
Beaman
Resignations, appointments tied to railroad interests
Special Dispatch reports from Colvervs Ohio that Hon H J Jewett will resign as Railroad Commissioner after the current session to focus on railroad business. John Thompson is pushing for the position, with strong gubernatorial claims. D P Lodwick, Col Many and Wm Larwill also named in connection with the office.
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Daily Times
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Col
Many
Penny
Wm. Larwill
Police Court records show shooting with intent case adjourned
In the Police Court this morning, the sense of Michael C Tyan, who was charged with shooting with intent to kill, was continued until tomorrow.
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Ebmanin
Michael C Tyan
Barney Steatman
Jo. Bader
Woman Bridget Coyne Dies Sudden Morning
Bridget Coyne aged 50 died suddenly this morning at Front and Washington streets. The Coroner has been advised and will investigate the matter. An elderly man was found frozen near Richmond Street, nearly dying. Officer Quinn of the Third District Station arranged medical aid. Deputy Sheriff Modes recovered books and chattels of the Hesperian Literary Society from Mr. J.C., closing the institution's office.
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Front
Washington Streets
Richmond ‘Street
Quinn
Sherif Modes
Hesperian Literary Society
de Inet Biloeg
Col‘tre
J.C. Eon
Freeman Street
John A. Bgndinger
Joncas Street
Hita
Indiana Editorial Association Session Held In Polis
The Indiana Editorial Association met in a semiannual forenoon session in January at Daly Times. Attendees discussed forming an organization and shared plans with emphasis on editorial standards and professional activities.
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Daly Times
InpiasaPolis
Indiana Editorial Association
Detention of the China A Theatrical death by own action
San Francisco reports the steamer China from Hong Kong and Yokohama arrived this morning with no particulars. A reference to a theatrical matter and a death by self harm is noted in dispatches.
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China
San Francisco
Wisconsin Ex-Governor Speaks on State Finances and Reform
Honore R K Taylor former Governor of Wisconsin delivered a Madison address detailing the fiscal crisis. He cites receipts and expenditures, notes a deficit of 66,923.80, urges rapid legislation to repair finances, and proposes revenue boosts including taxing express and telegraph firms, river navigation improvement, and anti extortion measures to curb freight rate abuses. The speech emphasizes state action against corruption and the need for reform to ensure better federal returns and economic growth.
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Honoe RK. Tayor
Wisconsin
Madison
General
Fas
Souleal
Wisco
Monroe
Transporsaan
Mvs
Ffiterm
Eight New Cases In Police Court Docket This Morning
The police court docket this morning contained eight new cases. The note attributes the small docket to lodging houses and soup houses handling the duties of many officers, housing hundreds of people who might otherwise resort to begging and theft.
Charitable Aid Surges at City Infirmary Office
Reported over 120 grocery orders were met for poor families at the City Infirmary yesterday and the day before. Coal orders also run high in the cold weather, indicating robust demand and no shortage of business at the infirmary office.
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City Infirmary
Mr Michael Grogan and the pantomime accusation
The Inquiry reports on Mr Michael Grogan an ardent Roman Catholic and Post Office attache who is said to have been offended by a pantomime act staged by Mars Drake a female employee. Drake denies any such incident claiming no insult occurred.
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The
Lnquirer
Sory
Michael Grogan
Post Office
Mars
Drake
Four Local Youths Charged With Petit Larceny
Four youths about 14 years old appeared before the Police Court this morning on charges of petit larceny. Mary Vonhagen Jennie Pletcher Christina Shott and Robert Don ally faced several minor thefts in Lower Market and nearby areas. Mothers of two intervened with the judge who dismissed the case after granting another chance for reform.
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Mary Vonhagen
Jennie Pletcher
Christina Shott
Robert Donally
First Baptist Church Holds Evening Meetings This Week
The First Baptist Church has held a series of evening meetings for two weeks with promising results. Several persons express desire to become Christians and the work progresses. Meetings continue this week and tomorrow with Rev. S. K. Leavitt delivering earnest sermons nightly along with singing. cordial invitations extended.
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Chris‘tiane
K- Leavitt
Two Brothers Sent to House of Refuge
Two young brothers Wallace aged 13 and 15 appeared before the Police Court this morning seeking placement in the House of Refuge. The elder said they came from Louisville Kentucky, noting they walked part of the way and rode on the old route. He added their parents live in Coareston, Tees, and describes hardships and their bond amid adversity, which earned sympathy from the court before commitment to the refuge.
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Coareston
Fire loss records and insured amounts listed
The document records fire loss totals and insured values across multiple locations and entities. It lists figures such as Central 7,600 North 7,000 Eten 96,000 London 1,500 Mobb Ane 1 00 Louis 2,350 Phenix 2,000 and other misread items, indicating insured sums and property losses.
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River drops as boats struggle amid rapidly falling water
Lovursvillx Kentucky reports a rapid river drop with falls at 16 feet. A boat named The Charmer passed downstream while others hoist for safety. No other boats reported in danger as crews monitor the shifting current.
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Meat Inspectors Abolished Yet Office Still Exists
The Health Board’s Tuesday move to abolish Chief Meat and Assistant Meat Inspector offices did not end the offices. The act merely removed the titles while the functions continue under different administration. Historical figures show numerous condemnations and live stock inspections during prior periods, with Mr. Miller highlighted for personally condemning forty head of cattle.
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Savagrpary Belings
Miller
Young Man Fatally Injured by Train at Fifth Street Bridge
Emmanuel G. Stockell, 21, was fatally injured when struck by a moving train near the Fifth Street bridge at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Road crossing on a wet evening. He died within minutes, with authorities and Mrs Stockell notified. coroner Dr Maley oversaw the removal of the body and preliminary examining of injuries. A inquest or inquest-related events were planned for the following day.
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Ncinnati Road
Emmanuel G. Stockell
Ched
Mra. Steexell
West Ninth
Maley
Yeane Sotvies
Meeting of the Board of Police Chiefs Sets Inquiry Saturday
The board held a private meeting this morning at eight o clock to discuss charges against the Chief of Police. The chair announced the aim was general consultation on accusations and publicity, with the investigation scheduled for Saturday at 2 PM. The Clerk's office hours were referred to a committee.
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Elock
Brammy the Canuck Brings Canada to Hamilton County
Sheriff Ziegler sails for Canada seeking to bring Brummy home and end the torment of Samuel Bayliss who faces a stolen goods indictment. Reports detail Brammy’s withdrawal to Toronto, Windsor saloons, and a rumored brigand alliance aimed atToronto. The pursuit spans Detroit Windsor and the border, with Ziegler hoping for a private audience to restore Brammy’s fame.
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Hamilton County
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Detroit
Jim White
Windsor
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Sarg Te Hae
Canada Shore
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Quiet Means
Streetcar ordinance case drills into city powers
In Superior Court Judge Conner Tilded and Yaple heard Richard Smith Jr. et al v The City Solicitor on a temporary restraining order against access to provisions of an ordinance. The judge reserved ruling on the petition demurrer and injunction dissolution. counsel argued about corporate powers, charter limits to twenty years, and the need for public competition. The case adjourned as proceedings continued.
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Pugh
Renee
Warrington
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J.M. Warrington
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Common Pleas Verdicts Against Metz and Coolmar
In common pleas before Judge Burnet the jury awarded Metz 82000 and Geo Coolmar 555 in a case styled The City versus Metz and others. The state alleges the defendant knowingly allowed a house to be used as a house of fame. Evidence was presented during the trial.
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Geo. Coolmar
Ison
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Fire Sweeps Dwellings as Builder Arrest Follows
A fire damaged a large frame dwelling belonging to a Mr Miller and nearby residences last night. Firefighters battled flames as a garret was searched. a suspect was arrested after investigators found pine kegs in a kitchen closet. The man remains in custody awaiting charges.
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Prorapt Co
Pandibrar Argeit
Vent Avery
Miller
Japanese Envoy to Corea and Internation Treaty Tensions
YOKOHAMA reports Kargbasa Yashinato is commissioned to represent Japan in St. Petersburg and depart tomorrow. Arbitration of the Maria Suez case delayed for a year. discourse over ex-territorial rights and treaty revisions fuels foreign ministerial debate as Japan asserts territorial limits amid foreign pressure.
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Sale of a Railway Postponed
New York January 15. The public auction sale of the St. Louis and St. Joseph Railroad, to take place today at the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, has been postponed until February 1. The mortgage on the road secures payment of a thousand bonds of the par value of $1,000 each, with interest unpaid.
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St. Louis and St. Joseph
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Creditors Meet of Jay Cooke Co
In Philadelphia creditors gathered at Assembly Buildings this morning to hear the court appoint Edwin M. Lewis as receiver with duties described. The assembly included many ladies as the proceedings opened and the order was read by the Register.
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Register
Edwin M. Lewis
Record cold seals St. Louis harbor ferries
St. Louis reports the coldest day of winter with the mercury near zero. A heavy ice jam on the Illinois shore above the bridge blocks the river. A telegram from Kimswick twenty miles below notes ice gorging the harbor, ferry service suspended for at least twenty four hours.
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Kimswick
Three Escapes From State Prison Reported
MILWAUKEE January 15 A Wisconsin special reports three prisoners escaped last night from the State Prison aided by false keys and pistols. Among the fugitives is the noted David Baggio who, with Alea, previously nearly broke from Chicago and Milwaukee jails during a burglary trio.
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David Baggio
Alea
Chicago
Milwawkee
Murder at Portland Me ends in brutal kitchen tragedy
Thored A. Pike brutally killed his wife in their drinking den last night. The incident occurred in Portland Maine as authorities investigate the violent domestic act and file preliminary reports. Local police responded to a report of a disturbance and secured the scene for evidence collection.
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Monongahela River Falls, Towboats Stranded in Cold
Special Dispatches report Monongahela River at 7 feet 4 inches and falling while near freezing weather grips the area. Towboats Coal City Joe W Panther and My Choice run aground at White's Dam. repairs and movement delayed as ice threatens navigation. The Juaiata, Messenger, and others prepare to depart Cincinnati and St Louis respectively, barring ice. river measures and local conditions noted in Pittsne nG.
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Oil Market Quiet Amid Small Price Moves
Special Dispatch reports a quiet oil market on January 15 with crude prices around 3, psig, and refinery futures near 40. The market in Titusville and New York shows little activity, with near stagnant prices and subdued trading as crude and refined products hold tentative levels.
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Convention debates substitutions and amendments in 19th century session
The Convention reassembled at 2 o'clock this afternoon with Waite chairing. A substitute by Scribner for Allen's amendment was debated, then an amendment by cutting out circuit or circuits and inserting county or counties was adopted by Scribner. Watson of Huron announced a further amendment to extend civil trial regulations and jury rights, but the vote on Scribner's substitute failed, 30 to 52, ending the day’s discussion as the report closed.
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