Sickness and politics delay General Sickles return
A special dispatch from Wasurxetos dated January 25 reports General Sickles writing a friend that he will return home and seek Congress next fall or, if elected, pursue satisfaction from Secretary Fish for an indignity he faced. The letter vents wrath at Mr Fish and Bancroft Davis, but exonerates the President from knowledge of the event.
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Fish
Daily Times
Wasurxetos
General Sickles
Nore
Rex
Congress
Bancroft Davis
Temperance movement grows in Dayton area towns
The Miami area report notes a rising temperance effort aided by supporters and local watchers. Postoffice spurs activity as saloon reformers and their allies rally in Dayton and nearby Franklin and Washington Court House.
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Daily Times
Carrow
Miami
Ovell
Dayton
Franklin
Washington Court House
Legal Tinder Limit Bill Text Reveals Contested Provisions
The bill text, drafted in Washington on January 23, addresses procedural and enforcement aspects of new limits on enticements in tinder matters. It outlines officer responsibilities and the scope of penalties while noting potential customs implications and the need for clear definitions.
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Richardson
Notable Changes in Judicial Proceedings Proposed
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports in the Senate Mr Worthington introduces a bill to repeal the act authorizing first class cities to build rails and operate them, a feeler for repealing the Ferguson bill. He also proposes a four-point judicial reform bill and a separate measure to authorize Northfield trustees to purchase hearses. The House passed several bills on third reading including Civil Procedure service on nonresidents and tax levy authorizations for county rail projects and school funding.
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Daily Times
CoLrmats
Senate
Worthington
Worthington’ Ale
Supreme Court
Gay
Northfield
Sumimit
House
E. Fends
Barometer Outlook For Middle States And Gulf Coast
January 23 10:30 PM report corrected for temperature and elevation notes weather probabilities. Middle States and Lower Lake expect rising barometer with brisk southerly to northwesterly winds, partly cloudy skies along the Gulf Coast, clear to clearing conditions in the Lower Missouri Valley, cooler temperatures and northerly to westerly winds.
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Nore
Wasutxotos
Middle States
Lake
Temsamen
Southwessady
Gulf Coast
Missouri Valley
Third Street Tragedy Eyewitnesses and Jury Verdict
Reports from the coroner and witnesses detail the stabbing of Apiiew Miller by Herman Koelman at 201 West Third Street. Testimony describes a quarrel at the Third and Plum area, Miller crying out, a knife drawn, and Koch striking Miller who later died from a fatal liver wound. The coroner confirmed a stab wound and postmortem identified the weapon as a sharp instrument. The jury returned a verdict attributing death to the knife wound inflicted by Koch.
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Apiiew Miller
G. W. Sitrand
West Third Street
Toatertay
Herman Koch
Third Cand Pita
Missouri
Arott
Berger
Peter Berger
Madison Pike
Oakley Station
Marietta and Scotiomne
Third
Mog
Third Street
George Wynn
Ime
Wee Coe
Ulder
Koch
Ahea
Clapdick Hiaziem Tha
DE. Dandeiage
N. P. Dandridge
Miller
Yrs A
G. W. Railroad
Jaye
Sulins B. Marcus
Cone Juest
Andrew Miller
Fourteenth Street
Ward
Wits Pix Ieee
Fragmented analysis of a Paris dance scene from Gaiary
The excerpt surveys a Pantheon area venue with women in garlands and wine served, noting dancers of mixed vigor and energy. It contrasts female liveliness with restrained male movement while describing social interactions, music, and the performers’ routine in a February issue of Gaiary.
Magnificent Festivities At St Petersburgh
St Percysavke reports grand royal wedding as the marriage of the Duke of Edinburgh to Grand Duchess Maria is celebrated at 1 pm. London and Windsor join in holiday mood with salutes and decorations. A grand military review and sleighing conditions add to nationwide jubilation in a scene of royal pageantry.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Windsor Castle
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
England
Unclear fragmented text on nautical and trade ambitions
Fragmentary lines describe a visionary view of a nation expanding borders and seas, with references to a commercial navy and ports in Europe. Mentions a route to the Pacific and fronting on a Gulf, implying future maritime power and naval prominence. Names appear garbled and uncertain.
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Goh
Pacite
Thy
Sertiner
River conditions and river traffic report across several towns
Special dispatches describe a falling river with several coal tows at Beaver and Crow's Island saved from loss. Reports list coal loads and barge movements, weather variously cloudy and cold, and a lawsuit in Louisville over canal company taxation. River rises, ships and packets on schedule with wind and storm effects noted in multiple cities including Santa See Erie, Eduteville, and New Orleans.
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Crow's Island
Santa See Erie
Eduteville
Wilson
Lovuisville
Canalee
Canal Company
United States
Andy Baum
C. K. Church
le Freighy
Catnp
Tih
Agrividi
Thompson
Dean
Orleans
Henry
Ames
New Orleans
Warner
Cincinnati
St. Jonegh
St. Louis
Julis
Thompson Dean
Idlewild
Evansville
Lad Lee
Henry Ames
Debates Stalled in Senate Over Finance and Pinchback Case
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports on Senate debates delaying a bond payment bill and tax measures, with Mr Bayard and Mr Sherman signaling cautious positions. Pinchback’s supporters deny confessions while awaiting Privileges and Elections Committee action. A New Jersey silk manufacturers delegation urges higher duties to shield domestic producers.
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Paily Times
Alsingtor
Biter Art
Erie
Bayard
Sherman
Senate
Lewisville Fund
Portland
Canali 50
Wereeitas
Internal Revenue
Western
Virginia
Serry Richardson
B. J. Bristow
Pinchback
Wasnixotox
D. C
Louisiana Eee
Morton
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Ricer
Louisiana
Morto
Eek
New Jersey
Megns
Grand Lodge AOU Workmen session approves by laws
INDIANAPOLIS The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen adjourned with votes adopting a series of bylaws and postponing the installation of a Grand Overseer to the next session. The next meeting will be held in New Albany in July.
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Grand Lodge A
U. Workmen
Daily Times
Ixbiax
Grand I ‘Lodge
The
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Foxday
Graud
New Albany
Great Wind Storm at Pittebarg Damages Steel Works Roof
A January day storm at Braddock’s field caused the roof of Thompson steel works to be carried off by strong winds at around half past one. Four men sustained serious injuries and one lightly. Authorities report no fatalities.
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Pittebarg
Tinetsay Rt
Thompson ‘Steel Works
Braddock
Field
Bankrupt law debate proceeds in Senate committee
Washington January 34 The committee hearing on bankruptcy law amendments continues. William Orton president of Western Union Telegraph argues against the Hubbard postal telegraph plan as the Senate Post Offices and Post Roads committee plans to act next week.
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Washington
Eee
Senate
William Orton
Western Union
Hubbard Postal Telegraph
Beaten and robbed on St Louis to Indianapolis train
Cincinnati man Henry Finstein was violently assaulted by three locomotive crew and other passengers on a St Louis to Indianapolis train. Detectives identify three suspects as Josephank Frasier and a man named Coifay, who were allowed to leave the train. Finstein planned to stop at Anna but reached St Louis.
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St.Louis
Henry Finstein
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Einstein
Anna, Jr
Senate bill repeals second trials and bills of exceptions
In Senate this morning Mr Worthington introduced a bill repealing laws for second trials and most bills of exceptions, and allowing appeals by judges in jury cases only on legal questions. A joint resolution on hog taxation was indefinitely postponed. In the House bills passed include non resident service by publication and road-viewers pay rates.
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Senate
Worthington
Das
Chaingarriery MW
Petition and legislative actions on bridges and public lands
A long petition from multiple named figures and places seeks a Clinton river bridge for rail traffic. The session referred motions on printing and finance, with debates delaying actions. Reports favor bills to confirm Fort Kearny site land and Portland Canal bonds, while petitions on government investigations and district governance are tabled for further consideration.
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Igen
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Ganegory
Landa
Agton
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Iowa
Brownsville
Slinn
Mintsipp
Miter
Clinton
Committee On Printing
Meee P de Peers
Srey
Portland Canal
Aine Ae My
Fipton
Committee On Public Lands
Fort Kearney
Sherman
Vinanela
Aumbis
Board of Public
Mirinad
Aslutbia
Dietrich
Oil Market Reports Firm Prices Across Crude and Refined
Special Dispatch notes crude prices firmer at Parker's Landing and United City markets with refined trading quiet. No New York report. evening close shows crude steady and refined values holding, while buyers remain scarce in several centers.
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St. Bovis
St Px Eon East
mt +iye
Narley
Rales
Mackie
Ceipta
New York
Petroleum
Los
Nigasc Cumberland
Adeer
Onteaxs
Brandali
Rio
Java
Coffe
Sumatra
Singapore
Daily Times
Parker's Landing
Ee United
Avelae City
Gil
Adelphia
Ates
New York Report
Disastrous Fowl In Sambus Ky River Area
A fragment lists multiple violent incidents and legal actions. It mentions a dispute near Tiffin Ohio, a Richmond Virginia murder case, refusals of changes for a Yankton jail escapee, a US Marshal detaining a young man named McCreery for robbing Brownsville, a fatal shooting in Pisgah Missouri, a guilty verdict in New York Benini Howard case with mercy recommendation, a fatal derailment collision on a Central railroad, a foggy day causing a signal error, and a fray between John Martin and Preston Blair in Kentucky with mutual theft ties.
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Tiffin
Murde
McCarty-Mortecai
Richmond
Wintermuth
Cook
Yankton
United States
McCreery
Brownsville
Pontoilice
George
Hugh Pifinbaugh
Pisgah
Cooper County
Grissobi
Benini Howard
New York
Ee Ae Ae
Jerse Central Roai
Claremontation
Jane
John Martin
Preston M. Blair
Martin
Iane
Athair
Pittsburg and Elmira Coal Strikers Halt Work
Last week reports show 400 to 500 Pittsburg and Elmira coal workers quitting at Wilkesbarre due to non payment of wages since October. Other items note political and military actions as Dakota governor arrives in Yankton and a miners strike nearing a conclusion while distillers push for favorable tobacco transit terms.
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Committee of Ways
Pittsburg
Elmira
Sempeale
Wilkesbarre
Fresh Foreign Facts in Fragmented London Letter
A garbled OCR style dispatch describes distant events from London and St Petersburg. It references a marriage involving a czar’s daughter, Dutch resistance, and scattered remarks on Cuba Spain and Haiti, all amid unclear phrasing and broken names.
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Copente
Cuba
Sewakety
Spain
St. Petersburg
Poke Ersteem
Burg
Thhe Czar
Lunch Rooms Open As Britadléas Ladies Seek Patronage
The Home of the Britadléas women plan to keep Fourth street lunch rooms open tomorrow hoping for support from friends. George Redman’s murder trial in the police court is continued to the 27th inst, delaying George Cramp’s murder case as well. An elderly man Patrick Kihoe appears in court on a stealing charge tied to a November incident. pending until Monday. Several individuals are sent to the Work-House after conviction with fines added to Charles Ferguson’s sentence.
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Britadléas
Fourth Street
George ‘Redman
George Cramp
Patrick Kihoe
Henry Kurmann
Court measures for August Awaidt over wife whipping
August Awaidt, living on Crawlsh Hillside, was sent to the Work House this morning in the Police Court for six months and fined $10 for whipping his wife once a week. She must be a forbearing wife, or she would have appeared last week. The case has dragged on for months.
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Awaidt
Howe
Judge Grants 24 Hour Delay For Andrew Snatcher
Andrew Snatcher, ordered by Judge Mar chant to leave the city, remained in town last night as a patrolman retrieved him from his mother's home to honor the agreement. The delay affords him twenty four hours more before departure. In Police Court, O'Connell, Hardigan, and Hickey faced charges for burglary at Nicholas Metzroth's residence. the case was altered to assault and battery with convictions. O'Connell drew ten days in the Work House and a $25 fine, while Hardigan and Hickey received ten days and $10 fines each.
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Andrew Snatcher
Thomas O'Connell
Daniel Hardigan
Patrick Hickey
Nicholas Metzroth
O'Connell
Hardigan
Hickey
Salvini's Othello Requested for Tomorrow Matinee
Audience and managers urge Salvini to reprise Othello after his strong performance. A repeat would crowd the Opera House and satisfy both crowd and management, with enthusiasm over Othello guiding the plan for the next matinee.
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Salvini
Correction Extraordinary Officers Deny Involvement in Row at Washing we McGowen House
Officers Walsh Hacket and Phister state they were not the policemen who retreated before the ungovernable fury at Washing we McGowen’s house on the fifteenth. Officer Dewire should have joined and filed a personal denial. The force contends a refutation is unnecessary as they witnessed the scene. others at the Twenty Ward Station may know more and should come forward promptly for full disclosure.
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Walsh
Hacket
Phister
McGowen
Dewire
Court petitions filed in Circleville suits stock loss
In United States Court this morning petitions by assignee Morris Shetey Co Circleville Ohio against Mechanics Building Association and others seek value of 40 shares of stock. Twenty held by P Shetey and twenty by John Morris belong to Morris Shetey Co. Merchants Trust Company New York sues Marietta Iron Works and Cutter for 11400 plus interest from 1873 and 27043 with interest on three promissory notes.
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United States
Courtwright
Morris, Shetey & Co
Circleville
Ohio
Mechanics’ Building Association
Merchants’ Trust Company
New York
Marietta Iron Works
Wm. P. Cutter &A
Receiving Stolen Goods Case Against Pawnbroker Hyams
Hyams a pawnbroker at the corner of Third and Sycamore faced Police Court on a charge of receiving stolen property after pawning a gold pearl set ring. The ring, worth nine dollars, was taken from Wim Botger on the 5th. Evidence covered the transaction and Hyams’ reputation. Judge Marchant praised his honesty and dismissed the case.
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Diac Hyams
Third
Sycamore
Sirgets
Wim. Botger
Hyams Place
Mr. Hyams
Erroneous substitute measure corrected in convention record
In the convention proceedings an error in the printed substitute for Proposition Sol 105 is corrected. The substitute would require voters to choose no more candidates than a majority of judges for Supreme and Circuit Courts, with later provisions on filling vacancies by lot. the discussion ended as the hour grew late.
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Gen. Ewing
Fairfield
Zentleman
Supreme
Bosen
General Assembly
Ptuestion
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Daci
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