The Royal Wedding in St Petersburg Impacts Europe
An eyewitness account describes the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Marie’s wedding at the Winter Palace. Crowds filled galleries as Russian and international dignitaries attended, with imperial pomp, varied uniforms, and jeweled dresses. The procession featured princes, princesses, and court officials, ending with a Greek rite and Benedictio.
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Prince of Wales
Wales
Prince Ambar
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Festivities Surround imperial婚 marriage rites and ball
Wealth and pomp marked the celebration as the bridal couple, escorted by the bridal chamber, were presented to the Emperor and court officers. The wedding pageantry featured a ball, ban, and continued festivities after the couple retired, with the Emperor in attendance.
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Ivy
Dayton lecture draws large crowd at Music Hall
Special report notes Doctor Hayes lecture with Arctic scenery stereoptical show drawing a large Dayton audience. Praises Commander Greer and Polaris cruises as an intellectual feast. Also mentions City events, school finances, a death in Wayne Township, a wild buck found in the Misetti River, and local postmaster nomination concerns.
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Hayes
Music Hall
Greer
Seeley’s Ditch
Dayton Exchange
Fielding Lowry
Lutheran Church
Main Street
Moses Shearer
Wayne Township
Woodland Cemetery
Brandt Pike
Mercer County
Misetti
Board of Health
Frank J. Welty
Cincinnati
Welty
United States
Major Fielding Lowry
Ice Crash Delays River Ice Breaking Rescue Scene
Amid frozen Kansas River ice near Wyandotte a massive ice sheet cracked under heavy load. Dozens of workers and horses were rescued as a crossing raft finally bridged the gap, saving those in danger before the floe drifted into the Missouri River.
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Kanss City Times
Kansas River
Silvor
Wyandotte City
Ville du Havre
Viequest
Hidemiller Atwell
Raose
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Missouri
Unclear suit with Ten Broeck and Clark in Kentucky case
A New York dispute dated January 24 involves Ten Broeck racehorse owner and M Clark as ville banker with Blanten Dun-Broek’s wife, deceased in Kentucky two years ago. Testimony aims to impeach deeds. Valued at $150,005. Witnesses include Ten Broeck and his cat. details remain fragmented.
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M. Clark
Blanten Dun- Broek
Rome
Kentucky
Pee Rear
Doings of the National Health Committee
The National Health Council adjourned with a report urging Congress to back a properly regulated health measure. It calls for the committee to draft suitable legislation to be introduced for passage, stressing the impact on health and property of the American people.
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Wisurxerox
National Health Council
Congress
Senate confirms list of nominees for federal posts
The Senate confirmed several nominees including individuals linked to Irania Cop sul ates Last Omen tee Cc, Mich., and appointment as assistant treasurer. Also named were postmasters Samuel J. Mich., Erastes H. H. Filig Tad, and Wm. B. Mason, among others.
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Nomi- David McM
Irania
Copsul Ates
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Indiabee
Disaster at Edgar Thompson Steel Works in Braddock Field
Pottswore January 24 reports from the Braddock's Field site of Edgar Thompson Steel Works describe a roof collapse as wind lifted a balloon like frame. Several workers on the truss were trapped and crushed. one man named Selby was crushed between stone and truss. Hughes and another man were seriously injured, with three more lightly hurt.
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Hughes
Weather Report From War Department Signal Service
January 24 reports indicate variable conditions across regions. Ohio Valley expects light to fresh southerly winds with cold fronts and fair skies. Lake region foresees light snow during the day with cold clearing as barometer rises. Northwest remains clear and very cold with southwest winds.
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Matrimonial Mixup Delays Vows at Dr Sullivan Residence
In Chicago last evening a couple planned a quiet wedding with Reverend Dr Sullivan officiating. The rector halted the ceremony after learning the bride and groom were not legally free to wed, citing a church resolution on officiating for divorced partners. The scene ended with the party departing in confusion.
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Columines January 21 legislative notes and river reports
In Colimbus County measures were debated including licenses, precincts, and library funding while the Senate discussed a Central Lunatic Asylum investigation and refined railroad tax procedures. Local boats, river conditions, and shipments were logged alongside market notes from New Orleans and Cincinnati.
Senator Sherman Delays Post Office Building Suspension
In Washington January 24 the Treasury Secretary Richardson refused to suspend the sale of buildings on the new Post Office site. Senator Sherman pressed for suspension without public accountability, but the Secretary said a Senate resolution would be needed. Delia A. Gano of the Commercial is in the city.
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Daily Times
Cincinnati
Richardson
Postoffice
Sherman
Pea
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Delia A. Gano
Thin
Gladstone Dissolution Address Sparks Market Reactions
The Times notes Gladstone’s dissolution address as a coup d etat and political upheaval. The Standard rails at sudden dissolution while all papers praise promised financial reforms. Whalley’s fine is reported, and Jester Square in London is set to become a preserved ornamental park.
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Miners Weigh Fresh Restart Offer at Wilkesbarre Shaft Nos 11 12 15
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on January 24 a public proposition signed by G I Parrish General Superintendent urged miners and laborers to resume work immediately at the same pay and terms as in 1873 for a period of one year. The Wilkesbarre Coal and Iron Company would pay the miners to stay.
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Wilkes
Barre
G. 1
Parrish
Charles _ sh
Wade
Wilkesharre Voal and Iron Company
New York January terse note on a refinery death
A brief report from New York in January notes the death of an individual associated with a refining company linked to a bath-house office. The fragment provides limited context on the incident and involved parties.
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New York
Wi J
Auleox
Ae Dard, Refining Company
Die
Fprieue Bath-House
Young Man Killed by Railroad in City
A young man named Win Wilson was run over and killed instantly last night on the Union Railway track in this city. The report appeared in the January 24 issue of Eyprax avons, 18p.
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Wilson
Union Railway
Auctioneer and Agent in Real Estate Transfers Report
ASC Alerton lists real estate sales including transfers of heirs of Chas Punch to Bernardina Mie mann lot 25 100 feet SW Observatory St 25 feet NW Hill St for 1440 Louisa McLean to Anna E McLean 50 by 154 4-10 feet NW corner Ington Ave and Wayte St Cor aan 2 00 B W McLean to Thomas e a 76 90 near di eaentaining uere roe meres 7 Liiva Kame Master Commissioner to same Low's EB 36 58 54 and 62 same subdivision estate 4-100 address EB Ben Connohs to O Connell lease hold on Ko gt Filth Ave 20s by 140 r gyno Jeanette Stewart to seven years lease of same subdivision from February etc Den McComnick to G ng and H rsch four years lease 100 feet north side of at feet west of Walnut St rent 1800 Bal t haler Schneider and wife to George Bichner Lots 8 20 61 in Biegler's addition to St Peter in Millcreek Township 2000
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Observatory Street
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Louisa McLean
Anna E. McLean
Ington Avenue
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Walnut Street
Balthaser Schneider
George Biehner
Biegler
St. Petere
Millcreek Township
Worthington discovers error on Toledo railroad repeal
In Columbus January 3 the Senate tabled Worthington's repeal bid, noting he introduced it by mistake. He now says he will restart the effort, claiming the repeal would affect the Toledo Southern Railroad bill. The session included rejection by Holtive of copies of Swan & Wrtichfield.
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Police Court Guests Spirit Medium Read in Wacky Display
A Police Court session featured Charles H. Read a self styled spirit auditor who claimed control over spirits and performed levitations and ring tricks. Read charged fifty cents admission and staged séances across several homes while a boy named Frank O’Neil resisted assisting him with calls from the tombs. Police seized Read’s trunk after a dispute over money and debts, with an arrest to follow at Read’s office.
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Washington News: Louisiana election plan debated in Congress
Southern Representatives urged the President not to back a new Louisiana election plan. The President gave no commitment but signaled potential shifts in Louisiana policy. The House debated inflation measures, with advocates confident of passage this session and aiming to overcome three Senate votes. Woodworth, Marine Hospital Service supervising surgeon, planned to attach a hypsometric chart to his annual report showing yellow fever locations since 1668 and their sea level elevations.
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A Son Avenges His Father's Death at Court
In Galveston New Cuban January, at the Criminal Court, the murder case of State vs J B Helm was called. Due to absent witnesses, Johnny Ferguson, son of the slain John Ferguson, drew a five shooter from beneath the railing and killed the prisoner, fatally wounding him. Ferguson was arrested and stands trial.
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Pottsville Murder Conteats Body Split and Buried Remains
A Pottsville man died after an assault by Farrell who cut the body in two and disposed of the remains in a deep air-hole. Bradley, reported to be visiting from Forestville, was later found deceased. The case led to alarm among Bradley's wife and local authorities began an investigation into the brutal act.
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Weather Outlook Indicates Strong Harvest Prospects Statewide
January reports from Bax Fran indicate severe cold but favorable seasonal conditions. Layton notes the weather remains harsh locally while statewide prospects for an abundant harvest are excellent.
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Fe A. Layton
Kang
Fire Ravages Brook Haven Hotel and Stores
A blaze in Brook Haven Mississippi on January 24 destroyed Brearns Hotel Grant and cer dry goods store and the post office. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with no insurance. Local authorities report the fire caused extensive damage across the three buildings.
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Market Opens Steady Advances in Petey Shares
The stock market opened steady and strengthened with Petey stock rising. Features noted in Lake Shore and Telegrapa. Report mentions a London party representative controlling buying activity for the patrol in relation to the Lake Shore issue.
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Court session in tobacco fraud cases and other indictments
This morning United States Attorney Hooper led cases including United States v. Wm Seiter and Jos B all for tobacco frauds with Beiter absent and bail forfeited, adjourned to Tuesday. Trials set for Barbara Stadfeldt and husband for counterfeit money, Weltz and Waters for unspecified offense. Venice issued for a new jury. Dewitt C. Cook indicted for selling liquor without license. Wa Corvied for counterfeit money to be watched.
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Einstein Robbery on Kansas Pacific Train Described
A Cincinnati man J Einstein was attacked by three monte card sharpers on a St Louis and Indianapolis line near Pan a. He was beaten and robbed of about 1400 dollars while one thief used a monte card. Descriptions of the three men are given and police suspect Joseph Hawks Ed Fraier a Decatur resident. The incident sparks calls for stronger rail passenger protection and force on trains.
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Cincinnati Gentleman Endorses Dr Radway Remedies
Prominent Cincinnati resident Dr Radway notes a 73 year old man suffering from spasmodic stricture of the urethra and kidney bladder inflammation found relief after four months of trying various medicines. He sought the remedies Sarea Paril l on Resolvent Ready Relief and Regulating Pills and reports three day improvement and renewed health. He paid 61 per bottle.
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Cadet at Large Appointed by President
Wastuisotox January 21 The President appointed Jas B Rawlins son of Gen Rawlins late Secretary of War as one of the Cadets at Large to the Military Academy at West Point.
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Radway’s Ready Relief Promises Quick Pain Cure
An advertisement proclaims Radway’s Ready Relief stops extreme pains within minutes. It claims instant relief for lung, stomach, bowel, and gland inflammations and congestion, promising aid for rheumatic and bedridden patients. The claim emphasizes rapid results from one dose.
Cleveland Boy Dies After Fall Through Patchway At NoRi River
Cleveland city reports a 15 year old, Peink T. Evingham, killed yesterday after falling through a patchway at Noir River. Police and rescuers searched the area, authorities say the accident occurred near the riverbank and the youth died from the fall.
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Philadelphia Leader Declines mayoral Bid Amid Tenders
A Philadelphia political scene note states Captain Jose8 Biddle declines the Democratic nomination for mayor. Reports mention the Panther wreck in Washington Territory, a coal strike settlement near Pottsville, and a Blairsville bridge collapse with no injuries. Other items include a Philadelphia Iron and Steel Association meeting, a delivery of a church cornerstone, and a Cal execution aftermath.
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Philadelphia
Fragmentary World News Brief Mentions Ongoing Turmoil
The item notes a quarrel between Ciambetia and Hacat iens in the French Assembly resolved by party withdrawals. It reports Cuban insurgents defeating Portilla’s column and Portilla traveling to Havana to consult the Captain General. Also states England’s Parliament was dissolved by royal decree with a new one to meet on March 5 due to educational disturbances.
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Ready Relief advertised for numerous ailments in old remedy
An ad promotes Rad Way's Ready Relief claiming to cure inflammation of kidneys and bladder bowels throat and lungs with twenty drops in water. It advertises relief from cramps spasms sour stomach heartburn sickness headaches diarrhea dysentery colic wind and internal pains. Travelers are urged to carry a bottle and use a few drops to prevent pains from bad water. brandy or bitters are suggested as stimulants.
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