Indiana Senate Bill Proposes Propagation of Fish in Ohio Waters
Special Dispatch reports from Colomeca on January 21 noting Senator Potter introduced a bill to promote fish propagation in waters adjoining the Ohio River. The House adopted a joint resolution urging Congress to force Indiana to fulfill maintenance of the Wabash and Erie Canal. Hodges' bill to bar self appointing on official boards passed. Debates over constitutional amendments and militia call during last summer’s coal miners strike continued, with Grosvenor opposing certain canal proposals and Worthington’s bill to abolish second trials advancing with a cost amendment.
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Senate
Potter
Ohio River
Congress
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Wabash & Erie Canal
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Eshelman
Grosvenor
Allen
Cgal
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Leons
Lee
Haymarket
Harrison
Worthington
Reverend Thomas T. Service Provided
The Rev. Thomas T. held a late service at Oak Church, with waes and Kentucky references noted, reflecting a religious event recounted in brief form.
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Oak Service
Waa
Atucky
Public dispute over Beecher Tilton era reports resurfaces
The Cincinnati Daily Times letters page rebuts a Brooklyn rumor about Edward Overall and actress Miss Neilson, denying an assault or any engagement with Angier. The York court recap covers ex judge Fullerton and witness testimony on Beecher Tilton controversy, with Minette committee notes and interview details.
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Cincinnati Deity Times
Brooklyn Sus
Edward Overall
Neilson
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Angier
Opie von
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Chicago
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Anger
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Fullerton
William T. West
York
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Tilton
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Sune
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Heecher
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Ace Tien
Ken
Victoria Woodruff
Ane Woodruff
Falor Lam
Wood& Robinson
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Moulton, Tracy
Sivscli
Somenlestion
Twatters
New York
Tilton- Beecher
Evarts
Arey
Moulton
Ae Cme
Tribear
Fuller
Deak
Swige Ke
Prenklin
Moultang
Mystery Murder and Shootings Stir Missouri Town
In Kearney Missouri on January 2 a violent incident left a man amputated after a fire and assault. Detectives traced tracks from the scene while a crowd feared the assailants, and two suspects were captured near a house. Authorities interviewed a local family as the manhunt continued.
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Semuele
Dr. Samuels
Samels
Agen Arived
Hed Rei
Ana
Ates
Tom Tekrn
Greeting From the Grakite State Dispatch Text
A garbled historical dispatch from the Republican State Committee mentions dates and seats. It references New Secen pipe and a note about the second Tuesday, but the intent and details are unclear.
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Cian Srit
Seerday
Captain T W Mowe Resigns from Sill Guards
Army Intelligence dispatch reports Captain T W Mowe tendered his resignation as captain of the Sill Guards as part of a city removal plan. No successor appointed yet.
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CriSorcerur
Mowe
Sill Guards
National Attack Advances on Carlists in January
National forces have advanced on the Carlists and captured several strong positions. King Alfonix reportedly leads a thin army as the offensive continues.
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Madee
Nemy
Alfonix
Monongahela River Ice and Towboat Activity Report
The Monongahela River shows low ice conditions with the line of ice allaiding slowly. Towboat J C Wisher was spotted breaking ice in the Youghiogheny River while workmen eyed the William Stone. Towboats John Miprold Tyias mond and John Penney departed Steubenville for the port, with Steubenville the only discernible hub today as the gorge below the city reportedly gave way and no immediate danger to nearby craft was seen.
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Coches
J. C. Wisher
Youghiogheny River
William Stone
Posite Mckert
Juniata
Cincinnati
Marrae
John Miprold
Tyiasmond
John Penney
Steubenville
Port Fay
Icc
Police Court Session in White City Delays Hearing
In West White, a suspect was charged with loitering and provided a trial by jury. The case was set for hearing on Wednesday next, pending further action.
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W. White
Washington alias Stofer Moore held on conduct charge
Police court records show Washington alias Stofer Moore rested last night on a charge of disor conduct with a case continued until Tuesday next.
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Gee
Washington
Stofer - Moore
Bendel Pleads Guilty in Police Court over Watch Theft
In police court this morning Chay Bendel pleaded guilty to stealing a watch and chain from Earhart Appel. He was sentenced to thirty days in the Workhouse and was ordered to pay $100 and costs.
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Chay. Bendel
Earhart Appel
Knights of Honor Change Meeting Night and New Officers
Wileon Lodge No 21 Knights of Honor moved their meeting from Saturday to Wednesday. New officers were installed including Jas the Dr A Holcomb Vice, F Tank Financial and Receiver, J M Mt Deputy, B Gerlock Medical Examiner, and J Rasth Supreme District Deputy.
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Knights of Honor
Jas
A. Holcomb
Vieror F
Tank
FJ. Rasth
Jas. Richey
Gee A
B. Gerlock
Soak
J. M
Marchant Court Docket Report From Police Court
Names appear for offenses and sentences including Julia Pevire loitering 30 days Stevenson drunkenness two months W Goldsburgh disorderly conduct months Edward Gorton John Kobegging Fred Sale abusing months Mary Thsorderly conduct 15 days AW le petit larceny three months Ceo Clare Ast days Henry Strube vagrace four days
Gorge collapse sweeps away coal fleet near Filth Street
At noon a gorge near Filth Street collapsed thinning the coal fleet at the point with twenty five to thirty barges swept away. A search by a bank was conducted at the Vinemee wharf amid new ice forming, but no damage occurred. Tugs were sent to recover the stranded vessels.
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Fifth Street
Andrew Burt longtime Cincinnati banker dies at Ludlow
Andrew Burt a veteran banker of Cincinnati died early today in Ludlow at the age of about sixty. He and James Gilmore were among the citys oldest bankers, closely tied to the Gano family and linked to the Adams and Assipinsans Commercial firm. Burt had failed in business about two years ago, settled with creditors, and his funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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Andrew Jane Burt
Welbknawsi
Hawk Rand
Incinnati
Ludlow
Gano
Patore
Jobin A. Gano
Fsq
Asepinanss Commercial
Busines
James Gilmore
Davis
Burt
Tiss
Gilmore
Mrok. Ellis
Murder Trial Proceeding With Impaneling of Jury
The trial before Judge Murdock in Hermar began with jurors summoned. George Refer, impleaded with Fred Bener, faced prep steps as the court addressed witnesses, defense readiness, and service of process.
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Hermar
S. George
Fred. Bener
George Rufer
George E
Millgan
Pugh
Pagh
Puxh
Fea Faos
Joe Moses
Soto
Ana
Hanes Vigens
Court reviews juror delays in capital case and contempt
Court details delays by jurors George Fry Korzs Hornung and R L Porter in a capital case. It discusses Venire service, sheriff duties, and possible fines for tardiness while addressing broader questions of jury delivery and new legal constructions.
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Joe
Mabe
Venice
Salen
Orpen
Nba
Arerind
Veka
George Fry
Korzs Hornung
R. L. Porter
Porter
J. Penney
Gees
Hornung
Fay
Pugathen
Adge
Murdock
Local Happenings Include Thefts Trials And Weddings
The item mentions a burglary with horse theft suspects, a chancery court bail and a railroad case argument, plus a local wedding with a genlances and a reception. It notes community meetings and city issues such as police powers and public works, with scattered social notes and a street scene incident.
Congressional Debate on House Rules and Senate Actions
Fragmented dispatch describes House and Senate deliberations with Speaker Blaine and others. It notes proposed motions, committee referrals, and political maneuvering surrounding resolutions, reports, and potential adjournment, with reference to financial subsidies and currency discussions.
Senate committee debates Louisiana government recognition
In a crowded gallery, the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections discussed recognizing the Kellogs Administration as governing Louisiana. Names such as Alcorn and Pineltnck were mentioned in the debate, with attendance including absent members Carpenter and Wadleigh. The session touched on admissions at the end of the term and resumed after a pause.
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Senate
Kellogs
Louisiana
Allerton
Mitchell
Rays
Alearn
Hamilton
Saylsbury
Messrs
Carpenter
Wadleigh
Alcorn
Pineltnck
Coakling
Election proclamation unsettles New Castle officials
A chaotic notice from the Daily Dispatch announces a new May election for city officials including Comptroller and Treasurer amid delays, with Mayor elect Metarthy and others preparing to take seats next week as the dispute heads to a political clash and potential seating delays.
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Tradl
Times
Prtrsins
Daily Dispatch
Blarkmore
Maren « C Onneil
Coke
Lis
Indignation Meeting Draws Country Folk to City
An embattled crowd of country people arrives in the city for an indignation gathering this evening. They protest the water issue and the plan to plat lands, voicing their opposition to the current water and land schemes.
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Pully Times
RichMoxp
Watair
Ani
Mtn
Elaine T
Unclear session notes reveal crowded chamber and torn papers
The text describes a chaotic House session with many reading clerks used up and substitutes brought in. The floor is strewn with torn paper and requires cleaning while members remain alert. One hundred ninety members voted on the roll call just finished.
Fragmentary notes on trade and shipment details
Partially readable lines describe European trade with New York, mentioning specie and shipments. It references Havana steamer arrivals and large quantities of corn. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but indicate currency, goods, and vessel movements.
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New York
Europe
Market Reports Show Mixed Grain Prices and Hog Receipts
A jumbled late-19th century market note records January and February grain prices with oats and corn up and down, wheat firmer, and February futures listed. Hog receipts total 16,000 head with packing grades quoted around 630 to 650, while flour and whiskey markets move slowly and butter, bacon, and other staples show modest shifts.
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Des Moines
Bute
Fragmented Historical Congressional Testimony Report
Fragmentary OCR yields testimony from a congressional committee on election day activities in St Martinsville and nearby areas. The account mentions cavalry presence, white league intimidation, arrests of two men, color tensions, and the role of troops in voter suppression. It notes claims of planters driving away families and questions legality of registration and employment practices.
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United States
Vreaus Bridge
Enet
Martine
Ville
St. Mhodusville
Beard F
New Theria
Jess White
Bidile
S. Mertingville
St. Martinsville
Ne Maral
Mary Crosse
Pelleut
Vries
Unclear OCR news brief with market and locale notes
Fragmentary OCR text reports varied market activity at Parker's Landing Titusville and Philadelphia with references to shipments and film. It contains garbled prices and places such as Pursncne Pa and Titusville and lacks coherent details or a clear event. The readable parts indicate a weekly market update with steadiness and weakness by location.
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Daily Times
Pursncne
Janwady
Parker's Landing
Iunien
Stey
Philadelphia
February Trials and Warmer News From Across The Nation
A scattered update reports trials in San Francisco and Cleveland with guilty verdicts and upcoming sentences. Kansas settles with ex treasurer Geo L Smith after securities paid. Steamer Galveston brings New Orleans Chamber delegation and Cordova coffee cargo to New Orleans. Ohio Dairymen’s Association convenes in Cleveland with cheese trade statistics sought. Louisville readies a grand Sordi irae celebration as preparations proceed and convention events unfold.
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San Francisco
Joseph Caner
San Feano
Meales
State of Kansas
Geo. L. Smith
Leavenworth County
Kansas
Gallagher
Casper
Avergee
L. Thatcher
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Tad Wenine
Atamt
Verity
Magne
Semi centennial of Rev Pro Mae pastorate celebrated
The First Unitarian Church observed a fifty year milestone with readings and addresses. Rev De William Ware of Snipe spoke on the occasion. Cem Carnes of Reston, son of Dr Furness, attended and Jamey Freeman Cla Reston delivered an original poem written for the event.
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Furness
M Carnes
Reston
Jamey Freeman
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