Bills introduced in House and Senate in Ohio session
Special Dispatch reports from Cotumavs Ohio on January 21 noting bills filed in the House and Senate. Proposals cover creation of a new Court of Appeals with ten judges elected by people, and various measures related to local governance and railroad law repeal.
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Daily Times
Cotumavs
Perry
Parker
Huntington Township
Brown
Senate
Boesel
Burns
Pee Echinnne
United States
Court of Appeals
Mullett denies involvement in Kessler nomination row
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Waswminertox reports Mr. Mullett denies any call or opposition to the Cincinnati Postmaster nominee Mr. Kessler. He states he was not in the city when the nomination occurred and only learned of the appointment after withdrawal. He責s that Gazette used his name without authorization.
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Daily Times
Kessler
Cincinnati
Mullett
Directors Elected Prisoners Escape Amid Meeting
A meeting at the Iron and Steel Company offices elected directors for the coming year: Robert Scott John Campbell D T Woodrow D R Wolfe S W Dempsey J W McCann George N Gray P Hart E M Davis Thomas Winters and M Wise. Deputy Sheriff Davis forgot to lock the jail door allowing prisoners James Matthey and James Speere to stroll out while awaiting trial for highway robbery and burglary.
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Daily Times
Tnowrox
The
Iron and Steel Company
Robert Scott
John Campbell
D. T. Woodrow
D. R. Wolfe
W. Dempsey
J. W. McCann
George N. Gray
P. &. Hart
E. M. Davis
Thomas Winters
M. Wise
Davis
James Matthey
James Speere
Fire at Vermont mill causes shocking fatalities reported
Curiaco and Brenxerox report a January 20 incident with a knitting mill fire in Vermont and a loss estimated at $10,000. Central details describe a shocking fatality event tied to the blaze and local circumstances surrounding the fire at H. E. Bradford's knitting mill.
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Curiaco
Imgtem
Brenxerox
Knitting Mill
H. E. Bradford
New Orleans Firm Records 10000 Dollar Claim
New Omigans report a January 20 note in New Orleans about Mrs Lospisa Koebel's furniture store and street. Leas Gi0shoo is insured for 8500 dollars.
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New Orleans
Lees
New Omigans
Lospisa Koebel
Tunnel Collapse Damages St Louis Line, Estimated Loss
A partial tunnel collapse at St Louis involving the Washington and Seventh streets section damaged a northern wall with holes and weakened the foundation. The incident, caused by the Boaglee foundation issue, threatens about 50 000 dollars in losses to the Lindell Ho Gi tunnel company with repairs expected to take four to six weeks.
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St. Louis
Br. Loris
Grandeld
Washington
Maaki Boaglee
Flacal Foundation
Bensell
Pennsylvania Miners Strike Meeting in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a meeting last night voted to send no more committees to Mr Parrish and to let him or they transmit to the men. A mass meeting is planned for tomorrow with three calls for unity among nationalities amid difficulty reported.
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Pennsylvania
WiLkespanse
Winew Association
Parrish
Alleg
FF Adhe Ngonedlan
Canada Cashier Departs Amid Theft Allegations
J G Faulkner, cashier for John D Sou, fled with employers' funds leaving a missing person note. Reported January 21 by MoxrTreat, authorities investigate suspected embezzlement and absconding.
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Canada
J. G. Faulkner
John d Sou
Prominent Pennsylvanian Dead in Harrisburg
Philadelphia January 21 James F Shunk son of the late Shunk and son in law of Jeremiah died in Harrisburg this afternoon from heart disease.
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Philadelphia
James F. Shunk
River News Update From The Monongahela Rising
Special Dispatches to the Daily Times report the Monongahela river rising with high water marks at stations including Brownsville and Cincinnati area readings. The message notes forecasts of further rise and lists observed times and local details from early January.
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Daily Times
Monongahela
St Ol City
Brownsville
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Ironclad Numancia Return and Marin Minister Tone Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the ironclad Numancia has returned and the Minister of the Marine or Marin is mentioned with unclear circumstances. The text is incomplete but suggests a maritime context and official commentary.
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Numancia
Marin
Waite Likely Confirmed Chief Justice and Currency Reform
Washington dispatch reports an executive session of the Senate where Judge Waite is likely to be confirmed as Chief Justice. The Ways and Means Committee favors a bill legalizing a forty four million dollar currency reserve and fixing currency volume at four hundred million. The President signed the Salary repeal bill. Judge Durell withdraws resignation and may face impeachment trial if House approves articles.
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Daily Times
Wasutxorox
Senate
Waite
Ways and Means
Durell
House
Murder at Applebee country store in Piavntaville
A farmer named Applebee, an elderly, respected Piavntaville shopkeeper in Athens County, was murdered last night. At about 9 o clock a visitor summoned him to his house, and after leaving, his wife found him gagged and hogtied, hanging by the neck at the store. No suspects yet.
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Daily Times
McCox
Mr. Applebee
Dayton Special Report Details City News and Markets
Special report from Dayton Ohio dated January 21 covers local happenings includes water works opening in Holly, arrests and fines for policy dealers, post office back pay suit, religious revival in Centreville, rail conductors resigning, and market notes on grain and food prices. Also reports on New York grocery shifts and grain, coffee, sugar prices with regional receipts and stock levels.
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Dayton
Daily Times
Miami
Union City
Indiana
Water Works
Holly
Jacob Decker
Market Street
Warren Higley
Educa
Cincinnati
Lewis
Judson
Green
United States
Texas Quiet onLeays Silent Senate Reshuffle Sparks Edges
The Galveston News from Austin reports the Senate discharged all the sergeants at arms for lack of quorum while Governor’s office action rescues Modyigh counties. The state journal notes a grand ball preparations and hints the publication’s office may be put up for sale.
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Galveston News
Austin
Senate
Secretary of State
Tessie
United States
Regan
Dumoree
Macey
State Journal
Marine. New Yonk January 21 The Pacific
fragmentary report from New York January 21 about a mail steamship off Panama that leaked and had a crew member possibly injured. details incomplete and text garbled about a return and cargo status.
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New Yonk
The
Pacific
Panama
Markets Update From January 21 Commodity Prices
Market notes show wheat and oats prices steady to weak across regions with varying closures. Reports indicate hogs nominal, barley firm, whisky steady, and corn demand mixed, while flour and meat prices move within narrow ranges amid export and domestic activity.
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Detnorr
Mich
Mammoth
Jeveney
California
Orleans
New York
Gulag St
Cumberland
de Reina
Oil market at steady levels in January trading
The report notes a quiet oil market with prices at firm levels. Sige refined prices maintain steady, with Landing-Market at 171 and 130. Philadelphia prices around 130 to 135. Trading shows little movement with occasional small shifts but overall firm.
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Prrrast'ka
Apy
Etude Sige
Philadelphis
Rade
Eis Escasistic
Shania
Sabe
Police Court Hears Mixed Docket In Morning Session
George W. Fisher cleared of petty larceny in Police Court. A bed fire on Mohawk street near Hamilton Road prompted the alarm. John Fay, a boy, had drunkenness substituted for petit larceny and received thirty days. Clerks lament swindled by old establishment. Several cases including Con Leary Mose Johnson and Robert Barker for exhibiting gaming devices were continued with bail set at 500 each. An exclusory celibacy society is planned in the city.
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Mohawk Street
Hamilton Road
John Fay
Wik
Con. Leary
Mose Johnson
Robert Barker
Atlantic Coast Freight Line Delivery Noted Across States
Fragmentary OCR notes mention beer, the United States, Charleston South Carolina, and the Atlantic Coast Freight Line. The readable items reference delivery or movement of goods across multiple locations with unclear details and timing.
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United ‘States
Charleston
8. C
Atlantic Coast
Pat
Severpand
Thomas Gilroy Convicted for Stealing Brass Machinery
Thomas Gilroy was convicted of stealing a brass machinery piece valued at six dollars from the shops of the I and C Railroad. He was sentenced this morning to three months hard labor, by Judge Marchant at the court.
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Thomas Gilroy
I and C
JJ Marchant
Name of the Friendless Ladies Furnish Rooms for Charity
The lady managers of the Name of the Friendless are furnishing rooms at No 62 West Fourth Street for a splendid meh. Their work in this city deserves liberal patronage as they carry on with earnest Indica and dedication for the hapless.
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West Fourth ‘Street
Indica
AP Hears No Decision on Transmission Change Meeting
The American Associated Press held a preliminary meeting in this city this morning but failed to reach a decision on changes in transmission of their views caused by the transfer of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company to the Western Union. The meeting adjourned to reconvene at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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American Associated Press
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Western Union
Man Charged with Impersonating Officer in City Streets
John Duns appeared before the Police Court this morning charged with pretending to be an officer. The victim testified that Duns attacked him in a street, robbed him, and the court sentenced him to ten days in the Work-House and a fine.
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John Duns
Three Men Before Judge on Break In Charge
Thomas Connell David Hartigan and Patrick Hickey faced Judge Marchant in Police Court this morning on a night time break in at Nicho cetaroth on Gorman street with intent to steal. Metroth whose wife was assaulted requested postponement. They were remanded until the 23rd inst after bail of 1008 was not posted.
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Thomas Connell
David Hartigan
Patrick Hickey
Judge Marchant
Ee Police Court
Nichocetaroth
Gorman Street
Metroth
Cruelty Case Against Railroad Engineer Naughton
Patrick Naughton, engineer on the Little Miami Railroad, was arrested by J J Smith at the Ninth Street Station on cruelty to animals charges. The accusation cites his throwing four live pigs into the engine furnace on a date in July. Court action follows as Naughton, in a frenzied strike mood, faced a Police Court trial set for tomorrow.
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Patrick Naughton
Little Miami
Alphonso Taft
J. J. Smith
Naughton
January 1874 statement of German American Insurance Co
Herewith the January 1874 statement of the German American Insurance Company of New York and its vestments losses. Law Bros represents the company in this city and the public confidence and patronage it enjoys is noted as well deserved.
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Insurance Company
New York
Law Bros
Public sidewalks blamed for frequent falls and mud
A reader from the Daily Times criticizes Street Commissioners for neglect of the sidewalk in front of 171 and 373 West Fourth. They warn of possible damages suits as icy and muddy conditions force pedestrians to stumble and police must help women from mud.
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Daily Times
West Fourth
Fourth
Elm
Citeen
Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Sparks Resignations and Elections
The Democratic Executive Committee held a tense session with attendance including regular members and proxies. Minutes from the last meeting were read, Kiersted’s removal sparked friction between the Young Democracy and older members, and John K. Coffee was elected Vice-President with Fred Stringmeyer garnering strong support for the vacant post. Working committees were tasked to settle debts and report at the next meeting.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Aug
Howse
Een
Husinena
Aries
Wes
Poe
Hart
Atkinson
Basim
Aif
Athineous
John K. Coffee
Young Democracy
Fred Stringmeyer
Pbacdordindan
Kiersted
Thongh
Neat
Order to Retire from Banishment in Cincinnati Court
A Police Court order issued by His Honor Judge Nathan Marchant allows Archie Mack to return from banishment with the understanding he will debase himself in the future. The document bears Judge Marchant’s signature, dated January 71, 1874, in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Jose
Falen
Judge Marchant
Te Ee
Nathan Marchant
Cincinnati
County of Hane
Ohio
Archie Mack
Santa AW Marchant
Frank Billeard Ball Case in Common Pleas
In a lengthy Common Pleas session Judge Avery heard the State against B Frank in the Frank Billeard ball case. A struck jury was called with thirteen responding. several excused for physical infirmities. Key testimony tied the defendant to theft and later handling of billiard balls valued at 34 dollars. Witnesses described conversations about the balls and payments, including a loan of 15 dollars. The defense argued about involvement with Roth & Sons and potential influence from Captain Ruffin. The trial proceeded with cross examinations and detective testimony.
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Va. B. Frank
ReMnecobie
Charles Roth
At Nichicholas
Ikehon
M. We Wieder
Millcrest
N. E
William Ww. Mert
Colerain
N. E. Edwin Anderson
Millcreek Western
Alex. Dom
Mt. Pleasant
Délph Wright
Lewis Irwin
Avondale
Geo
Grose
Henry Henry Sal Medloier
Samuel Bayliss
Tee
Mr. Wilson
Brummy Bayliss
Emile Sujith
St. Nicholas
Capt. Ruffin
Frank
Captain Ruffin
Y'S
Capt.or
Ampthauer
Ereo
Lg Strong
Wileshu
E. M. Nehintea
Mud and sidewalk woes hit the village streets
The article describes pervasive mud and unsafe conditions along Webster pike and Ward main street in the suburb. It notes sidewalks failing to appear in front of homes, forcing children to risk traffic and mud while awaiting city improvements and rabble about funding.
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Webster Pike
Othe ‘Ward
Ee Erning
Cee
Tuscplum Station
Ot Mah
Ray Ag
Cincinnati
Robb & Fee
Ubdercliff Avenue
Ewan Sith
Wooster Pike
Eade
Circuit Court admits new practicing attorney at Keaton fence Bar
In circuit court this morning J. W. Banning faced trial on a felony charge of committing a theft. The case was continued to next Wednesday afternoon to allow further proceedings. In the mayor's court this morning no other notable actions were reported.
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Keaton
J. W. Banning
Court records reveal fines and pleas in a city docket
The circuit court reports fines for Thomas Pardin and Henry Jenkins with costs imposed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct while John Brown faces the same offense. A jury failed to agree in the Clark versus Arlinghaas case and was discharged. Hawthorne suit against the Turnpike Company proceeds, and a minor liquor case against Frank Dressman involves bonds and a jail threat after a key witness absented. An altercation in jail led to a theft of sixty cents from a German prisoner accidentally recovered later.
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Thomas Pardin
Henry Jenkins
John Brown
Fd. Clark
Henry Arlinghaas
Lark Sn Bringhane
Louis Gravier
Mack
Fox
Ena
Hawthorne
JH i. Ternpike Company
Oda Hawthorne
James
Sticha
Stichs
The
Alexander
Various Local Meetings and Court Actions Reported
The Lyceum meets Friday. Chancery Court moved to Corn Hill Chamber due to damp courthouse. Bellevue Social Club plans a Saturday play. Chancery divorce decree in Agena Gorman case set aside. will of Miles Manser probated with insinuations of unsound mind. Mayor’s Court: Valentine Epping fined for stealing shirt and resisting officers, assessed to School Fund. Daniel Estell’s will admitted to probate. executor declined. Samuel Fatell named curator. Olive Branch Temple of Honor announces event with “Slasher and Crasher.” Grand Jury dismisses Fennell case. Fennell pursuing damages suit. Relief Union aid sustains soap house to March. no one undeserving denied. Bellevue mayoral power to preside over Board of Cennen debated. Front Street canal area near works submerged. repair costs cited as about one hundred dollars. city faces multiple court actions ahead.
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Lyceum of the
Union Bethel
Chancery Court
Corneil
Bellevue
W. G. Robson
Agen Aed
William Gorman
Miles Manser
Manser
Valentine Epping
Daniel Estell
Samuel Fatell
Temple of Honor
Co. Fennell
Fennell
Danages
Val, Rebholz
John Stoddart
Newport
Cennen
Front
Henry Miller sues over imprisonment by city leaders
Henry Miller files a suit against J A Savage president pro tem Isaac Rigdon and James Nixon alleging unlawful arrest on suspicion of arson. A Cincinnati Public Buildings Committee tours fire engine and jail works seeking materials and discusses jail designs and a possible three cel led jail plan.
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Henry Miller
Abe
J. A. Savage
Issac Rigdon
Citizens’ Fire Brigade
James Nixon
Miller
Stga
Cincinnati
Wiley
Nixon
Unusual Six Mile Prairie Hog Charms McGinnis Ranch
A young hog on McGinnis ranch near Six Mile prairie boasts long legs and a long snout, black front with white body. It playfully interacts with children and dogs, even chasing down a soda wagon until it tumbles into a mud hole. Onlookers laugh as the animal returns home. In Darlington County, Mr Windom Ellerbe dies after a shooting incident involving Mr Enoch Campbell attempting to prevent a chase.
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Virginia City
McGinnis
Pearee
Bod
James Kelly
Soda Man
Tommy Quinlan
McGinnis’ Place
Mr. Kelly
Porker
Enoch Campbell
Chasieaton
Windom Ellerbe
Cash
Darlington County
Ellerbe
Ashantee King Sends Embassy to Gell for Peace
The London Telegraph reports a rumor that the King of Ashantees has dispatched an embassy to Gell Wolseley seeking peace and offering indemnity.
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London Telegraph
Gell
Wolseley
Arbitration Call at Pittsby Raises Urgent Aid Question
A terse note requests ae ease arbitrators at Pittsby to address a delayed adjournment. The message mentions February and a sixty day period, signaling a deadline for action or decision within the time frame outlined.
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Pittsby
Murder Charge Filed in Alba Ny Case Teased in Escapes
A 1972 case involving Sas Romela faces a charged murder linked to Alba New York and Macomb County Michigan. Escapes and deep crossovers are noted in the sparse report, with emphasis on the charged status and jurisdiction.
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Spech Sas Romela
Albany
Macomb County
Michigan
Kentucky Prison HHA Affiliate Formed at Hopinaville
A Kentucky branch of the National Prison HHA Association has been formed at Hop ineville, reflecting regional efforts to organize under the national group and coordinate activities among local members.
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Kentucky
National Prison Hha Association
Hopineville
Limits of seven currency and wage bills debate
West Point class results show only minor failures in the semiannual exams. Congress acts to fix greenbacks at four hundred millions including reserve. Senate committee probes the Postal Telegraph bill with Wim rton's continued arguments. Gen John Pere oye visits the White House as discusses entitlements. President signs repeal of most of the Salary Act of 1873 restoring earlier pay for Congress and others.
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Warmington
Committee of Ways and Means
Senate
Marning
Wimrton
John Pere Oye
White House
West Point
Supreme Court
Congress
Expressmen's Mutual Benefit Association Session Report
Delegates from Expressmen's Mutual Benefit Association met in Indianapolis with seventy in attendance. Represented divisions totaled twenty-four of thirty-one. Membership stands at 7,134, up 313, with receipts of 4,25 and a treasury of 3,777. President urges creation of a $25,000 fund to cover expenses.
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Daily Times
Indianapolis
Expressmen's Mutual Benefit Association
Treasury
Move in Tichborne case stirs Parliament member's charge
England January 21 London George H Whalley MP writes to papers that Jean Luie statements at the Tichborne Claimant trial were true and he suspects bribery influenced Luie s later chpley trial. He is summoned to appear for contempt of court.
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London
George H. Whalley
Parlianent
Jean Luie
Explosion at Bennington knitting mill leaves nine dead
The probe before Justice Aikin found no fatal flaw in the cause of the blast. Most wounded will recover, but one remains critical. Nine bodies have been identified in the Bennington knitting mill explosion reported January 21.
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Justice Aikin
Investigation of Sugar Refineries in New York
On January 21 the Grand Jury, informed that sugar refineries used deleterious substances in syrup production, ordered an investigation by the Health Commissioner. The move targets health risks tied to refinery practices and seeks official scrutiny.
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New York
Health Commissioner
Train collision injures four in tunnel wreck
A New Haven bound train collided with the Harlem local inside a railroad tunnel this morning, demolishing the rear car of the Harlem local and wounding four passengers, one seriously.
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New York
New Haven
Harlem
Legislature Journal Notes on Judicial Assignments and Expenditures
In January the Judiciary Committee reported a bill authorizing legislatures in various territories except Utah to appoint a judge to hold courts in districts, with the governor assigning judges. the bill passed. Petitions were received. delegates from multiple regions seek power to appoint judges. The Senate considered resolutions and committee reports on expenditures, banking currency reform, and prohibitions on publishing certain remarks, with discussions by Messrs Routwell Sherman Fenton Ramsey Chandler and Merriman.
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Versailles
Assembly
Poland
Judiciary Committee
Utah
Routwell
Sherman
Fenton
Ramsey
Wi A
Chandler
Anig
Eae
Morton Poesia
Sinan
Polis
Cemetivien
Ile Inks
Stewart T
Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
Peaudian
Owas
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Merriman
Court Dismisses Petit Larceny Case Involving Hurley
In the Police Court this morning Joh Hurley’s petit larceny case over money taken from Mr. Burch’s Tremont House pocket-book was dismissed as not sufficiently proven. John Gardner and Michael Wilkins faced charges for stealing a horse and buggy from Main Street near Twelfth and Canal, caught by Lieutenant Williams on Colerain pike near the station house. both held for Common Pleas Court.
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John Gardner
Michael Wilkins
Main Street
Twelfth and
Canal
Henry Schott
Lieutenant Williams
Colerain Pike
Station House
Common Pleas Court
Exposition Board Reports 1874 Finances and Support
The Board of Exposition Commissioners reports the 1873 debts liquidated and assets moved to the Dudustrial Reparation Board. For 1874 over 160,000 has been raised by Bird and Tice and subscribed to by Mechanics, manufacturers, banks, and various industry sectors. The Finance Committee is confident in securing aid and anticipates a successful Exposition of 1874.
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Boards of Commissioners
Dudustrial Reparition of
Cincinnati
Gentlemex
Oper
Bird
Tice
Gounce
W. JoxEs
Woman Charged With Grand Larceny in Trunk Case
Mrs Ellen Seymour faced Police Court on grand larceny charges over a trunk containing three dresses and other goods valued at $5 from Mrs Ellen Berry. Witnesses testified to prior ownership, custody, and Seymour’s alleged acts, with the trunk unlocked and items recovered amid testimony before Judge Saffin.
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Ellen Seymour
Ellen Berry
Saffin
Campbell
Mix
Bees
Cincinnati Hospital
Butler Street
Seymour
Susig¢ Stevens
Robi. & Co
Pion
Hirachant
Cry
Berry
Marchant
Court of Common Pleas
Convention Debates Salary for Supreme Court Judges
The convention debated fixing a $5,000 annual salary for Supreme Court judges. Supporters urged making the amount constitutional, while opponents argued for legislative control or leaving salaries unsettled. Several delegates weighed high living costs against imputations of capability and independence.
Gratitude Bluntly Tells Court of Assault Case
Jacob Gardner testified that Mike Stevens, his former employee, brutalized him with a large piece of his own coat after Gardner had helped Stevens find work. Stevens was fined 810 and costs in Police Court, and Gardner offered to cover the fine, seeking monetary recovery.
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Jacob Gardner
Mike Stevens
Ted
Promisi
Ogg
Safme
Siento Stevens
Eueberne
Aedenk
Ber
Ingrace
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