Senate executive session votes and committee moves reported
The senate voted 25 yays and 9 nays on Judge Hagans confirmation in executive session yesterday. Mr Potter moved to reconsider Daugherty’s nomination but the motion failed. A select committee report proposed appointing Worthington Ellis Ferrall Bingham and Hathaway to a standing committee on Tem.
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Senate Journal
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Richardson resignation rumor rattles Administration
Special Dispatch reports persistent claims that Richardson has turned in his resignation to the President, though officials deny any intention to leave the Treasury. Postmaster Green of Dayton faces investigation charges, with a new appointment likely after his report. The President reportedly promises the post to Col. Fielding Loery if Creswell backs Green’s removal.
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Daily Times
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Richardson
Treasury Department
Postmaster Green
Dayton
Ohio
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Green
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Fielding Loery
Creswell
Prisoners freed as tax collectors set to resume duties
In Dartex January 22 Dr Rutter refused a patient departure citing unsafe appearance. Kirby returned to the city raving and was sent to Pittsburg in a fearful condition. County Commissioners released eight non resident prisoners this morning including two colored individuals. The treasurer plans to send tax collectors on Friday with delinquent penalties resuming after two weeks suspension.
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Akron
Battle Near Camagary Ends With Spanish Retreat
A Havana dispatch reports in the Los Melones engagement 650 Spanish troops under Colonel Espanola clashed with 300 insurgents. After a six hour and a half fight the Spaniards retreated with 4 officers and 50 privates wounded, while Fepanda was said to have his nose shot off. Cuban advices claim Espanda had 1,200 men with only 250 escaping death, wounds, or capture. Foreigners face a forced loan of thirty million with quotas ranging from five thousand to ten thousand dollars. ten thousand dollars of the amount goes to pay soldiers. The Worcester steamed from Havana as a band played while a rabble hissed at Moro Castle and the Spanish warships.
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Samana Bay Loan Sold in London Negotiations
A cable dispatch reports the Samana Bay Company negotiated in London for a five million dollar loan and agreed to take up the Hartmount bond repudiated by the Baez Government.
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Trust Company Deffication Case At Portsnveo
Directors of the National Trust Company meet to remove the original reward if the missing man does not return in ten days. Antoine Halle found at the Young Men's Home with a fractured skull, conditions unclear, possible accident or crime. Physicians report uncertain prognosis as authorities pursue next steps.
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National Trust Company
Antoine Halle
Ihae Rkull
Pinel
Senate Exec Session Yields Favorable Waite Appointment
The Senate in executive session discussed an appointment to Mr. Waite with broad support. Senator Edmunds indicated satisfaction with the favorable view from informed colleagues and officials, and the body anticipates notifying Mr. Waite immediately of the confirmation.
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Fragmented report from Wikesmarre on unpaid work stoppage
A partial local item notes payments due on the 15th and 20th of the next month and a work stoppage until a decision is made by Saturday the 24th. Unclear lines mention possible wage cutbacks and resumed work plans, with references to miners and parishes, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Capes
The Brooklyn Congregationalists Council Meeting
A Brooklyn Congregationalist group plans a council in April to discuss Coreen Eb and related matters amid winter weather. Church leaders, members, and local affiliates are expected to participate and set a timeline for the outlined agenda.
Fire destroys home after coal oil explosion
January 22 report from Cuttahorne describes a fire at a Fourth Street dwelling occupied by a Black woman named Moore. An oil-ignited coal oil can exploded, splashing fuel on the occupant and home. She escaped to the yard severely injured and may die. the house was a total loss.
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Moore
Papis January 22 Editorial Bid to Stop Newspaper Swie
An early 20th century notice notes an order directed at halting the sale of a newspaper item. The short piece references an official bid withdrawal and a column labeled Opinion. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to damaged text.
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BasTex January meeting ends with by law adoption
In a January 22 BasTex session, attendees discussed securing regional interests and adopting by laws. The association aims to protect and advance its members, with ongoing efforts led by key officers and participating groups.
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Ohio
President to host Supreme Court justices at dinner
Washington January 21 The President on Tuesday afternoon will entertain at dinner the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States and other guests. A Senate of Chief Justice Waite yet been nor is it known when he will come to Washington Ex Governor Dennison of Ohio called on the President today.
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Switchman Killed In Railway Accident At Togo
A switchman named Daniel M., employed by the Kore Railroad Company, was instantly killed in an early morning accident at Togo Ohio. He leaves a wife and two children.
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River News Dispatches Report Rising Monongahela Waters
Special dispatches note the Monongahela river rising with 13 feet in the channel as boats depart for Cincinnati and New Orleans. Reports from Evansville and New Orleans place various arrivals and consignments, while the river system shows mixed flow with winds and rain affecting conditions.
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Daily Times
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Wheat and market notes on grains and futures
Market items show wheat, corn, and oats steady or dull with small price ranges. Flour quiet. hogs, seed, and whiskey listed nominally. New York grocery report notes Rio coffee steady and raisins and spices pricing, with various small commodity bids and sales detailed.
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NEW York Grocery Report
New York
Baltimore
Fatal street stabbing over a debt on Third Street
At about 1:30 PM on Third Street between Elm and Pumphrey streets, druggist Koch and Andrew Miller known as Dick Miller fought after Koch demanded payment. Miller struck Koch with a pocketknife, Koch retaliated, and Miller died soon after. The scene involved several bystanders. an inquest was to be held.
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Witter
Public acclaim for Chief Justice Waite confirmation
The city celebrated the confirmation of Morrison B. Waite as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Prominent business leaders organized a formal expression of public satisfaction, and the Hamilton County delegation presided over the reception in Covington. Chief Justice Waite addressed the chamber, praising the nation’s merit-based selection and the people’s rights.
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Tug Weather Breaks Ice and Destroys Bridge
A January tug weather event broke up ice on the Buds River, pushing drift against the Ohio Street pontoon bridge and carrying it away. Vessels swept down the strait caused damage to the Niagara elevators and sheds at New York Central. losses reach about a billion dollars. The Michigan Street bridge held briefly, with concerns toppling if it fails, risking further overflow and water entering the lake through the Hanberg Canad entry. Public alarm runs high.
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Ohio Street
Niagara
New York
Michigan Street Bridge
Tranit
Hanberg
Canad
Civil Service reform discussed by House Committee
Special Dispatch reports January 22 that the House Committee on Civil Service debated reform but took no action. Secretary Richardson testified on appropriations for the Treasury, arguing some indefinite allowances are necessary. Ways and Means advanced bills on matches, bank checks tax, savings banks capital tax, and legal tender reserves, with dates set for discussion. The Senate passed a measure restricting printing of unreleased congressional speeches, and President nominated James M Comly for Postmaster at Columbus.
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Daily Times
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House Committee On Civil Service
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House Committee On
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Congress
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Indictment and Petition in Rochester Voting Case
Fragmentary report describes Michargeut presenting a petition related to voting arrangements in Rochester New York. It mentions an indictment and trial for legal voting before a United States Supreme Court judge, and references petitions from merchants and other parties.
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Jong
St. Anthous
Rochester
N.Y
Aug
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United St Supreme Court
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Gulvens
Pittsburg
Melita
Secretary of War
Shergan
Withdrawal of minority representation in convention debate
The afternoon session features Mr Wilson of Mahoning arguing on minority representation and Mr Barberry of Hamilton endorsing broad representation. He urges constitutional measures to ensure all parties are represented, warning against defeatist party blame and urging state unity under enlightened laws. Mr King of Hamilton signals an amendment proposal to modify timing of votes. The report closes due to late hour.
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Mahoning
Arbverry
Hamilton
Lewale
Speils
Ory
Wien
King
Alexander
van Wert
WENTERS Aya JATED before House Appropriations panel
Secretary Richardson and Mr. Conant of the Warrant Bureau testified on January 22 before the House Appropriations Committee. They discussed salary commissions and rates, noting changes pertain to expenditures beyond basic wages.
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Richardson
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Senator Morton's Action on Pinchback Seat Row
January 22 WaeuxeTon reports Senator Morton shifted stance on Pinchback’s bid for a Louisiana seat after Pinchback confessed to practices in securing his election. Morton abandoned seating Pinchback, plans to bring the matter to the Committee of Privileges and Elections. Pinchback vows a new election and threatens disclosures about Louisiana politicians. Representatives from Louisiana pressed the President, while Carpenter and Butler reportedly oppose the move.
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Pitchback
Pinchback
Na Itix
Committee of Privileges and Election
Boma
Louisiana
Sheldon and
Sypher
Harris
Carpenter
Gen. Butler
Governor's Message Urges One-Office Rule and Minority Representation
Salt Lake January 22 report on a governor’s message to the Territorial Legislature notes seven Frebaty judges three Bounty clerks ten mayors and one Territorial Warden of Penitentiary urging passage of a one office rule and minority representation. Snow slides in canyons grow frequent. Awan George Lee was arrested in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Passenger James Connelly near Fillmore deranged, left stage and is believed frozen to death.
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Territori I Leguslature
Eresets
George Lee
Cottonwood Caden
Tioche
James Connelly
Fillmery
Ebony cane presented at Strand House after breakfast
A handsome ebony cane with a gold head was left in the Strand House reception room for Judge Cilniete by a clerk who said it had been left there for him by an unknown person. A tag attached described the gift as from Hon. Wm. J. Gilmore.
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M. Warwick
Adolph Schmidt
Butler
Ohio
Conunty Jil
Billy Spencer
Grand Jury
George Winnedge
Hamilton
Charles Miller
George W. Weaver
Walker
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Josiah Inman
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Robert N. Andrews
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