Maritime Movements and Arrivals From January Posts
Shipping notices show Lonpox on January 15 with steamers Parthia and New Sen tek sak neocon New York. Overpeel HotensianteR and Hatteras also present. Pride of the Port arrives from Boston on January 16. Steamer Montana sails for Southampton January 10. Salier arrives from New York.
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Lonpox
Parthia
New Sen Tek Sak Neocon
New York
Overpeel Hotensianter
Teon Te Imions
Hatteras
Rom Hstienesdon City
Paaseten
Boston
Montana
Southampton
Salier
Telegraphic Brevities from Maine to Orleans
A brisk digest notes Maine's quake, Crete seeks annexation to England, and Mrs. Johnson's Greenville death. It reports foreign academy honors, enforcement acts in Louisiana, Plymouth Church cautions, a homicide in Richardson’s circle, and political chatter on McMahon, Stanton, Wells, and pension issues. Election tallies span Paris Times, Orleans Conservatives, Montpellier Radicals, and a House probe on a disputed district.
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Maine
Crete
England
Andrew Johnson
Greenville
Bremer
Lathrop M
Academy of Moral and Political Scien
United States
Louisiana
Plymouth
Kaneeharshes Bet Bierse
Beddington
Werd Richardson
Citiz
Tenbins Sen
Chandler
Isis Ve
Lee
Gov. Press
Orleans
Montpellier
Parmyrny Amali
Ocean
Victor Hines
Fas
House Committee
Congress
Redpath Aligns With Moulton After Prolonged Talks
Reports indicate Mr. James Redpath has sided with Mr. Moulton after days of close consultation. The public cue suggests Redpath now supports Moulton in the pending matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Redpath
Moulton
Yen Coe
Worcester Spy Reports Dividend Decline Over Four Months
A clipped Worcester Spy article notes a company reducing its dividend over the last four months, with the latest rate at 5.5 percent and the lowest in the year at 5.5 percent expiring January. It mentions policy changes, management, and city concerns about the firm’s finances.
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Holser
Jan
Imply What One Man Saw at Missionary Ridge
A firsthand account details the selective assault on Missionary Ridge during the Civil War. Kilpatrick’s observers describe Wood’s division crossing the plain, storming the ridge, and the brutal open-fire from Bragg’s artillery, with Hazen and Kilpatrick debating orders and the Cumberland Army’s unexpected advance.
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Missionary Ridge
Oiten
Napier
Bates Ridge
Ae Coe
Ls Siedeners
Ohio
Sven
Wood
Alabama
O Knob
Grant
Tennessee
Empire of Sherman
Orchard Knob
Bragg
Cumberland
Sherman
Gaarie
Vance
Anne Trong Bo
Mointainns
Ain
Sassigh
Tawar
Cawderland
Army of the Cumberland
Col. B. Hazen
Thomas J. Wood
Kilpatri
Niele
Evereats Wood
Kilpatrick
Spanish reply to American Cuba circular stirs belligerent tone
The Spanish government issued a diplomatic note defending Cuba policy. It claims Cuban port commerce remained strong despite insurrection, denies U S interference has grounds, notes American citizens thriving on the island, and asserts Cuban affairs are settled by Spain. The tone criticizes U S claims and frames outcomes as favorable to Spain and Cuba.
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Mavaro
Mote
Lapevie
Capey
Cubs
King Alfonsd
Cuba
United States
United State
America
Cone
Alfonso de
Equitable
Unit States
BeNne
Sefior
Republican Opposition to Pardons and Davis Amnesty
The piece contrasts last winter's pardons for Jeff Davis and Confederate leaders with present efforts to pardon or seat disloyal figures. It argues the Bourbon Confederate coalition seeks to undo wartime reforms, restore plantation rule, and push state sovereignty, warning Americans view their aims as a reactionary return to prewar power. The author cites Republican and Democratic positions as evidence of a national divide.
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Chicago
Toombs
Cobb
Semmes
Sam. Kendall
Jeff. Davis
Congress
Jeif Davis
Universities face clash of races delaying international boat contest
In January commentary on aquatic matters notes English universities may not accept an invitation to race in America due to scheduling conflicts. The Thames inter-university race may move to April, Henley to mid June, with the proposed English entrant date July 19. If Oxford Cambridge or Dublin join, crews would need ten weeks to prepare, making participation unlikely.
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Lowpox
Dell
London
Wsl
America
Toad
Thames
Oxford
Cambridge
Dublin
Henley-on-Tiauies
Atlantic
Puiladelree
England
New York
Waking the Conor Train Chase Ends in Flight
A garbled rail tale describes a frantic pursuit as a train departs with a man and child aboard. Passengers fear for a protector’s safety while the scene underscores a public sense of scandal and disapproval.
New York fur fashion drives Eve in a brisk epidemic
New York correspondents describe a fur fashion craze sweeping the city as ladies and gents imitate Paris styles. Rich silks, ermine, sable and rabbit linings surge into garments from sacques to capes. Foreign influence and the “poke” silhouette spark lively debate on expense and extravagance amid winter wardrobes.
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New York
Lous Repsian
Justee
Paris
Ermie
Troudetchoi
Madame
Bou Mashe
France
Davenport
The Dynamite Fiend Check at Fifth Avenue Hotel Trunk
A mystery man pressed Superintendent Walling for secrecy after reporting a check for a trunk left at the Fifth Avenue Hotel by William King Thomas. Detectives accompanied Mrs Thomas to recover a trunk containing worn clothing and a coil of submarine cable, later identified as dangerous material. The man who delivered the check was allowed to take the trunk. Walling deemed the informant acted in good faith and sparing the name serves no public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prochradie
Walling
Fifth Avenue
Wiliam King Thomas
Bremerhaven
Mitch -Avenue
Thomas
Waring
McNamara
Higginson in Woman's Journal on Harvard graduates
The piece critiques Harvard College and its local influence, noting the distribution of elected officers by region. It contrasts the national scope of intercollegiate competition with local control, mentioning presidents and the select group that awards highest honors.
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Higginson
Woman's Journal
Besring
Harvard College
Tibe
United States
Boston
Harvard
Seaton
Princeton
Williams
Remarkable longevity in fetene section of Baltimore
Mire Elizabeth Reuttery born in Luxembourg on Christmas morning 1706 is 10 years old in Baltimore. She lives with her daughter Mrs Koehler at 174 Hartford Avenue and describes her health as strong enough to walk the yard without crutches and read the newspaper with spectacles. Mrs Koehler is 74 and has many children and grandchildren. her husband died about twenty years ago.
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Baltimore American
Elizabeth Reuttery
Luxembourg
Europe
Woehler
Hartford Avenue
Koehler
The Real Savior of the Country
The Sudusky Register quotes Halstead of the Cincinnati Commercial who praises a war strategist as the savior of his country. It notes that public praise comes late and refers to a work titled the red headed girl who lived over the Rhine as part of the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudusky Register
Halstead
Cincinnati
Rhine
Noted counterfeit bill accusation shocks Diggs
Diggs observed a note on the ground and walked past it without pickup. He relayed the incident to Smithers, who warned him that he had committed a grave offense by paying a counterfeit bill knowingly, prompting a tense exchange over the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggs
Sene
Smithers
Sasithers
Jury verdict in Indianapolis cases on nine counts
The jury in the ex-Gauger McGrif conspiracy case at Indianapolis returned a sealed verdict of guilty on nine counts and not guilty on three. Arguments for a new trial in Hill's case were set for today, Browlee's case was continued to Tuesday.
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Gauger McGrif
Indianapolis
Hill
Browlee
Assassination of Engineer on the P Handi railroad
Patch Kerwin, engineer, was shot on Washington shoe by unknown persons. Wounded, he died last night. Detectives at work, order from Chief Justice Agnew for defense, reward of $75 to Hethoe Clark.
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Apex 3
Kerwin
P.handi
Washington
Agnew
Pennsylvania ‘Saper Corsa
Hethoe Clark
Whteli ‘Hay Tike
Heles of
McCully
Fragmentary Notice Teeters Between Names and Dates
A jagged OCR fragment hints at a local item involving persons and dates but lacks clear actions. Readable names or places are uncertain, leaving a terse bulletin with partial details awaiting clarification.
City sues for pavement costs and contractor payments
Fragmented report notes Citizens' Savings Bank sues the city for fourteen thousand four hundred thirty nine dollars and Henry Miller for five shillings. It mentions costs of High Street pavement, contractor payments, and a sale to the party, with unclear details.
The Coming Rifle Match at Centennial Exhibition
On January 17 Sir Henry Halfora dedicates arm displays for the match between the Nations Rifle Association of Great Britain and the American association. The event occurs during the Centennial Exhibition. The Prince of Wales travels from Delhi to Lahore as Rajah of Cashmere plans a grand reception.
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Henry Halfora
al Hs
Rilke Association
Great Britain
Wales
Tray Elis
Calcetra
Prince of Wales
Delhi
Lahore
Castere
Rajab
Cashmere
International Temperance Convention to Be Held in Philadelphia
New York dispatch notes the National Temperance Society issuing a call for a Temperance Conference in Philadelphia on June 13 to discuss temperance reform and its ties to education life and society, inviting respected representatives from various countries to participate.
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Philadelphia
Jane
New York
National Temperiany Society
Pilot boat Orientled at Sea Off West pass
A garbled report notes a pilot boat Orientled at sea yesterday with notes about bales of cotton aboard. Mentions pilots from Evelex and a bark named Guathes, with references to cotton pickup and passing vessels in the direction noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eports
Conestar Daily Piwitch Sold for 350000
The Daily Piwitch changed hands on January 17, sold by Conestar to L D Myers of Columbus and W Brierkeil of Pittsburgh for 350000. The paper will become a three cent afternoon daily noted for independent politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestar
L. Db. Myers
Columbua
W. . Brierkeil
Pittsburgh
Tredegar Iron Works Workers Suspended in January
The Tredegar Company Tron Works halted operations affecting about 600 workers. Liabilities are stated as known. a formal statement is in preparation.
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Tredegar Tron
Sivaxes
Tredeger Company I Tron
Weather and shipping brief from January dispatches
Reports from Cincinnati Times and Fronton note rain yesterday afternoon and Sunday report, Granite State shipments at Portemouth and Ironton. 260 kegs baile, 71 tons trop for Bornaegth, 110 tons for Irontons, 40 tons for Huntington. River rising Saturday with feet gained in past twenty four hours. Winds south, temperature uncertain.
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Tal
Cincidnall Times
Ronton
Graham
Mt Suis
Granite
Portemouth
Garrett
Huntington
Therameter
New
Euan
Sanday
Larner
Glasgow
Sherlock
Sal Mi
Political Debate on Railroads and Fiscal Policy
A detailed record of legislative discussions on funds for railroads and public works. Officials debate federal land deals, bond issuance, and fiscal limits, citing specific values and proposed measures. The document traces amendments, calendar placement, and positions of key figures in the Missouri and broader national context.
Fragmented legislative notes on funding and amendments
The text records a dense set of legislative items including an Appropriation of $156,000 for a Centennial celebration, proposals to restrict church tax exemptions, and amendments involving religious denominations. It notes debates led by Mr. Packer and Mr. Townsend, references to a constitutional reallocation of funds, and parliamentary procedures about suspending rules and amending the bill.
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Poids
Denks
Mike
Iguary
Bedim
Ee G.arien
Amead
Petra
Blatie
Daitall
Bottke
Hippos
ViBy Mieke
Miguel Apt. Woodwarth
Establish
United States
Wiepeid
Aiflerson
Randall
Ane
Mir
Rae
Market prices steady at Perraco and distant exchanges
From Perraco New York January 17 markets show wheat and corn prices steady with firm No 2 white and red wheat values. Reports from Toledo Milwaukee and New Orleans reflect mixed movement in grains oats and barley, with hogs and pork futures steady amid seasonally quiet trading.
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Perraco
N.Y
Toledo
Michigan
Tobe
Fellacey
Abe
Mazoti
California
Uplands
Oneans
Corim Amd
Lirmer
Piswing
Shi Pubents
Bovis Janaadey
Flone
Ron
Gacley
Greer Tuents
Atte
Hoy
Necelpis
Geiser
Brisenrn
Lnuah
Hays Aco En
Hans
Lard
Dan Yorx
Bere
Petrolaaia
Rebut
Market News from January 17 Livestock and Grain Prices
Market reports indicate quiet but firm trading across livestock and commodities. Prices for cattle, beef, and hogs hold near steady levels with feeders and butcher cuts showing selective strength while bulk grains see varied activity and shipments noted for the period.
Paris Blink Mendicad Wears Sou Quotation Necklace
A Paris beggar wears a necklace bearing the inscription Dont be ashamed to give only a sou I cant see. The odd item highlights street poverty and a public remark on charitable giving in the city.
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Paris
House Votes to Repeal Law on Specie Payments
After an Amnesty vote the House directly voted on repealing the act fixing the time for resuming specie payments. Mr. Holmag urged the Banking and Currency Committee to draft a repeal bill. The vote split as 112 in favor to 158 opposed, surprising the author.
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Inday
Randall
Morrison
Wot
Cox
Hit
Butik
Hong
White
Kentucky
Davis
House
Wood
Death of Vice President Wilson to be announced in Senate
Formal notice states Vice President Wilson will be announced Friday by Senator Coulwell with address on the life and character of the deceased. Senators Anthony Cameron of Pennsylvania Cragip Dawes Gordon Mhithjin Tagalls Merrill of Vermont Morton Will also speak. The report also notes Bang for Assistant Treasurer nomination. The Special Committee on the Preedmen s Bank met and agreed investigation will be private, with commissioners and the institution s books before them.
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Henry
Wil
Wilson
Senate
Coulwell
Anthony
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Cragip
Dawes
Gordon
Mhithjin
Tagalls
Merrill
Vermont
Morton
Stevenson
Mec Reine
Horace I. Dalden
Horace I. Beiden
First National Bank
Vity
Lasmilton
Cperier Alyiltics
Attea
Irving Literary Society
M.E Church
M. E
Las Menory
Der
T. J. Arrie
Case of Patrick Kervig Noted as Assassination Claim
Special dispatch reports Patrick Kervig allegedly assassinated. A physician found a three inch splinter embedded in the neck of the deceased, believed to be from a club used by the attacker. The discovery points to foul play in the death.
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Ce Inetnati Times
Patrick Kervig
England and its relation to Turkey in an editorial
The Timex editorial urges a reply to Count Andrassy's note and argues the Sublime Porte is not alone in a delicate state. It warns that Europe may adopt further measures if the note offers a settlement to the Eastern questions and notes England's unique responsibility in deciding whether a recession should be seized.
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Eagland
Turkey
Lonpox
The
Timex
Count Andrassy
Sublime Porte
River Dispatches Missing Vessels Delayed by Ice
January 17 reports from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati area lines as Monongahela rises slowly and several packets fail to arrive due to ice. Rivers at Oil City and Cincinnati area show modest levels while winds clear. multiple ships listed with arrivals and delays. Weather cloudy with rain, business dull, mercury around 47.
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Cincinnatti Times
Pitrenore
Monongahela
New Orleans
Xait Valley
Ironton
Carrie Brooks
Zanesville
Maerket Bay
Wheeling
Oil City
Votssyville
Buslnes
Mery Houston
Thomas Sherlock
Hod. Turner
Evansquae
Louisville
Bowling Green
Bowling
Green
Cleburne
Csiro
Market notes from Cincinnati Times oil city and Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR lists market terms with prices and shipment notes for oil and commodities across cities including Cincinnati Philadelphia and San Mateo. Entries mention immediate shipment and various barrels prices in terse market shorthand.
Hendricks Letter From Enquirer Office Reported
A Cincinnati Enquirer office letter pledges support for Hendricks to a Mediapolis Courier Journal reader. The Enquirer had previously criticized Hendricks, and some Democrats fear the paper may back him to damage his campaign.
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Hendricks
Enquirer
Iay
Courier-Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tharteay
Paquirer
Mer
Dricks
Hensdricks
The
Auquirer
Transfers of Real Estate Readied for Record in Springfield Area
A series of real estate transfers and leases are listed for record in Springfield and vicinity. Transactions include transfers of 97 acres on Winton road in Section 20, township 31, 0. numerous lot by 100 feet on Sixth street. Liberty Street, Copeland Street, and other parcels. Leases cover term lengths from three to twenty years with annual rents ranging from modest sums to thousands, and many properties include purchase options. Names such as Schwierking, Little, Hathaway, Wal ton, Campbell, McMatt, Greenhemylot, Poor, Williams, Osler, Reed, and Longworth appear among grantors, grantees, and trustees. Several leases specify boundaries and street intersections, reflecting extensive property activity in the First Ward and adjacent areas.
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Rederich Schwierking
Clara Little
Winton Road
Springfield
Pisba Hathaway
J. P. Walton
Sixth
Baymiller Treet
John Cempbell
J. W. McMatt
Liberty Stree
Denman Street
John Reardon
Eliza
A. Greenhemylot
Copeland Street
Williamson Street
Margaret
Robert Wiliams
Hoyt
Wm. Macker
Joby
Flint Street
Dane Street
Senty Fifth Ward
Anthony Schmidt
George Rises
Ninth Street
Carr Street
Mikey MC Beries Silverson
Anthony Schmi
Ochler and Barkier-streets
Sylvester Hand
Daniel de Carp
Lelorging
J.P
Mary K. Grand
Lemadige Westnener
Juvensii
Sophie Crewe
Shroeder
St. Bernard
Papa
Millcreek
Tie Iismilton County House Building Association
Mary Paddock
Freeman Hreet
G. JL. Babe
Augustus Nichter
Fifth
Home Streets
Larz Anderson
Michael Tempest
Trus‘tee
Richmond Street
Harriet Street
Frederick Gaber
Leese
Irene Township
McLean
A. H. Bugher
OS East Fourth Street
Peter Znetterling
By Schneider
Vine Street
Jacob Ferrier
Ferrier
Jones
Liberty Street
Joseph Longworth
J. L.stettinius
Niles’ Estate
J. 1. Morris
M. Longworth
C. E. Spinging
Joseph ‘Longworth
Glendale
N. .Longworth
Wm. Tudor
Harrison Street
Broadway
John Mette
Catharine Henckmann
Liberty
Western Avenue
O.A. Peut
Hus
H. H. Smith
York
Dayton City Charter Proposals Highlight Debates
Dayton contemplates a corporate city status with bonded debt rules, annual bond sales, and funds for defense in a Davidson suit. It calls for penalties on delinquent taxpayers, non resident property assessment at market value, and authority to issue bonds for river works and street car access. The draft includes provisions on ex officio salaries, clerks, and penalties for insults to city officers.
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Dayton
Crested Mining Fand
Sipking
Davidson
Ohio
Amd
Ogo Og
Benhem Street
Court of Appeals
Coroner's jury verdict in Vogel shooting case
The Coroner's jury returning a verdict of death from the effects of blood loss and shock after an accidental discharge at Dinz felder's farm last Friday afternoon left John Vogel dead Saturday night. The verdict cites the accidental discharge and shot in John Dingfelder's hands as the cause.
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John Vogel
Dinzfelder
John Dingfelder
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