Plot to rob Adams Express safes revealed in New York
The January 23 report outlines a plan to riffe the safes of Adams Express. McMahon and two associates were named in the plot and negotiations with Jota ovy and Counselor Kintzing ensued over surrendering keys and accomplice details. McMahon refused to cooperate and the talks collapsed, with McMahon leaving the city.
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New York
Mahon
Jota Ovy
Kintzing
tHosy
McMahon
Bank Robbery in Northampton Bank Heist Details Emerged
A seven-man gang forced entry at Northampton National Bank on Elm Street during the night. Cashier Whiting testified under duress, providing false combinations before correcting them, as the burglars probed outer and inner vaults. Eleven people, including visitors and staff, were present in the scene, with tickets and plans suggesting a wider ring and a possible trip to New York.
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Northampton
Egoerter
New York
Jono Whi
Northampton National
Elm Street
Ap Peseil
Wier Tom
Pie Py
Mattie C. White
Williamsra Gotan
Wits and Sé
Maria Benton
Availa
Bearden
Experiences on Board the Stern Ship City of Richmond
A fragment from John Paci recounts a voyage aboard the City of Richmond. The narrator describes baggage handling at Kala Waterbus, a desire to sail up in a balloon, and a humorous scene of card play with a stranger who misreads draws and bets. The piece blends travel detail with social observation and a playful digression on the stranger’s ineptitude at a gambling game.
Royal Easter Ceremonies At Cathedral In Greek City
The King and Queen arrived at the cathedral in a state carriage with escort and banners as ancient rites marked Greek Easter Eve. The archbishop and clergy led ceremonies lit by torches while spectators filled the plaza. After the rites the royals returned to the palace as locals feasted and celebrated Easter.
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Read Tomer
Fish
Atuess
Phidine
Pericles
Taft Aids Southern Railroad Effort At Hamilton Delegation
Colonial Dispatch reports in Cincinnati January 28 that Judge Taft and J F Wright visited to address the Hamilton County delegation on the Southern Railroad bill. Taft suggested seventeen million may be needed, then noted the trustees do not seek that amount. The visit unsettled some delegates who fear political leverage. A lease bill allowing trustees to lease the road to a corporation is proposed, with no fixed lease time. Committee safety members Gould Simpkinson Pattison plan a meeting on the Board of Public Works bill to consolidate boards, elect five at large, and reduce aldermen and council. Other bills target embezzlement bribery and public corruption. Wiltsee’s Police Bill likely with eight amendments.
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Cincinnati Times
CoLcumacs
Judge Taft
J. F. Wright
Southern Railroad
Hamilton County
Taft
Senate
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Board of Trustees
Hamilto
Ferguson
Thorisses
Hamilton County House
Cincinnati
Zamstein
Enquirer
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Pattison
Committee of Safety
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Select Committee
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Columbia
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Uruguay
Auatewaila
Costa Rica
Hires
Salvador
Nwe
Utah Territory
Revolutioniat
Halez
Hide
Gremie
Ranédtt
Committee On Appropriations
Fehentatch Bill Aims Pawnshop Record Keeping
In the House Mr Fehentatch introduced a bill requiring pawn and rank shop keepers to maintain records of all articles bought and sold and include the address of the party selling them.
Judge to Rule on New Trial for Whisky Case At Trial
Dispatch from Cinci to Times reports Judge Greshans to rule next Monday on motions for a new trial in the crooked whisky case and to pass sentence on the culprit on Tuesday. It notes a missing preacher Joh Morris and hints at a housebreak where 61 items were taken, with details garbled.
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Cincima
Greshans
Joh Morris
Vinton Furnace Proprietors Fail in Vinton County
The proprietors of the Vinton Furnace in Vinton County have failed. Liabilities total about $18,000. Creditors claim around $1,100 remains unsecured. Assets are estimated at $45,000, with a large portion in iron ore.
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Neinmatt Times
Chileicoter
Jeonnry
Méyers
Bageraurte Reiter
Vinton Furnace
Vinton County
Chillipothe
Representative Starkweather Dies After Pneumonia
Special Dispatch reports Representative Starkweather of Connecticut died this morning from pneumonia. A staunch Republican and active House member, he was highly regarded for debating skills and principles. His funeral will be in Norwich, Connecticut, on Monday.
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Cincinnati Times
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Norwich
Pittsburg
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Coal Exchange
Nnda
House Commerce Committee
Major Merrill
Ohio River
Hopkins
Cochrane
Pittsbeg
Louisiana
Senate
Morton
Eustis
Pinchback
Northampton Bank Robbery Losses Reported Near One Million
Reports from Northampton indicate total losses exceed 1,000,000 with about half being negotiable. The figures reflect money secured by the robbers and tied to the Northampton bank burglary case.
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Brats
Northampton
Closing Arguments in McKee Trial Heard in Circuit Court
Colonel William H. Hateh of Hannibal Missouri addressed the jury delivering the defense closing, countering government testimony. He argued McKee was a victim of forged claims and highlighted Engelke's Globe interview as biased. The prosecutor contends perjury and arson were involved in the case and questions surrounding liquor seizures in Colorado.
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Br. Louis
McKee
United States
Circuit Court
William H. Hateh
Hannibal
Missouri
Fiteroy
Engelke
Globe Office
Erban Boble
Maguire Hardaway
Engelice
Colorado
Col. Hateh
Turd factions debate a Western turfmen association
Chicago January 28 Western turfmen meet in a brief session and adjourn with two factions present The first desires a plure with an association and the formation of an independent Western association The other opposes any independent body and wants to preserve Eastern Western ties A meeting is slated for March to decide on independent organization potential action remains pending
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Chicaco
Maton
N Bosra
Crane
Uey
Tur insurgents defeated and loyalist advances reported
An assortment of brief items from January reports notes Turkish defeats on the Trebiie Road near Selavonie and a royalist success in Italy with Carlists, along with anticipated battles in the Biscay region and Garatamendi activity as General Lows pushes forward. The document also mentions a diplomatic dispute over Anglican ritualist negotiations with Rome and a health restoration for Lieutenant Cameron after a southern African expedition.
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Ralit SA
Selavonie
Sida Tee
Trebiie
Itaty
Sax Seuagtias
Garatamendi
Ysay
Lows
Age of Biscay
Vrola
Arrests in forged bonds case shift to New York
San Francisco report says J Nicholeon Elb was moved to New York after a requisition from New York for forging United States Bonds. Deputy Marshal O Gennor arrived in Sacramento to execute another requisition for Samson Rosenblatt. Governor Irwin issued a warrant and Rosenblatt remains in confinement.
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San Francisco
J. Nicholeon
United States
New York
Oficer O’gennor
Sacramento
Samson Rosenblatt
Irwin
Tiosenblatt
Fatal shooting at Have River Station ends life of Adolphus Moore
In Have River Station Tuesday afternoon Adolphus Moore a member of Holt and Moore died from a gunshot fired during a gunning expedition at the house of Swepson. The shooter was Gecers W. 8won known in connection with the financial Carolina. Moore was in Swepson's residence when the incident occurred. the weapon discharged fatally.
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Adolphus Moore
Holt & Moore
Have River Station
Gecers W. 8Won
Financial Carolina
Moore
Swepson
Oore
Night Work Halted at Weave and Box Factory in Foxboro
Workers at a Foxboro factory were described as facing a disruption in their shift. The report notes a January 28 event affecting the low adjoin area and references HLPs and adjoin night. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a factory incident impacting baskets and packaging operations.
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Low
Foxboro
Mass
Januay
D'S En ‘Smill
Monongahela River Traffic and City Charter Debated
The narrative covers river traffic with the Monongahela rising 10 feet 6 inches at Brownyville and other rivers at Oil City and Louisville, towboats and freight movements to New Orleans, and harbor repairs. A lengthy city council session discusses amendments to the charter, taxes, street and pavement rules, officers’ salaries, bonding, and authority over construction and assessments with votes on sections and adjournment.
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H.sterncon
Louis
Cincinnati
Brenan
Joseph
Williamen
Louisville
New Orleans
Monongahela
Brownyville
Alleghany
Oil City
D. Newcomb
Grandlake Coal Company
Elector
Virownaville
Airmount
Evansville
Morning Star
Arkansas
Cairo
WIOS
Turner
Hobbs
Wheeling
St. Lois
Florence Lee
Court notes and legal proceedings in Neilan era list
The report records assignments replacing a resigning official, juror names from Madison to Lennox townships, a divorce petition by Mary Ott for gross neglect drunkenness and cruelty, assets of William Beckett up to 390, judgments in Fisher v Cook and Rove v Stamps, a mortgage foreclosure settled, criminal actions against William Davis for grand larceny with severance granted and a guilty verdict, and Thomas Jones et al severance approval as the covert jury hears testimony.
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Wiliam Beckett
Sarah H. Fisher
John J. Cook
Rebecca Rove
John Conpage
Wiliam’ Davis
William Davis
Crand
Thomas Jones
Local constables report youth vandalism and public nuisance
In a busy morning in Covington Newport, constables complain of boys tearing down posted bills near Wally Fences and other locales. The only business activity observed was Umbrellas being purchased. costs include ten days in the Workhouse for Phil. Watson on theft charges. Newport bankruptcies surface. Frederick Cart files with liabilities around £3 and $1,200 nominally, exempt about $300. Water pressure worries Brewery owner Mr Best as pike washing undermines the frontage. Covington Newport Bar members meet to study a proposed Kentucky Court of Common Pleas for Kenton and Campbell counties. People’s Building Association elects F. Rennendorf as President, B. Axer VP, Jacob Mohr First Sec, B. Janeon Second Sec, John Molencamp Treasurer, with directors named. The election drew an exciting contest.
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Wm. Madden
Phil. Watson Tierceny
Fredrick Cart
Newport
Best
Kennedy
Meuibens
Covington and Newport
Poom
Kentucky
Court of Common Pleas
Kenton
Campbbell
People's Buildin Association
Berte’s Hall
Fresisent
F. Renndorf
B. Axér
George Brimstone Held for Murder in Wick's Shoe Shop
The celebrated George Brimstone was held over to the Criminal Court by Judge Gessler yesterday, committed in default of $500 bail to answer a charge of intent to kill. The incident occurred at Wick's shoe shop on Monnooth Street after Gibson followed from Beck's saloon with a knife. Mayor Berry hinted at city budget strains and retrenchment in Council, urging caution on water works and police spending.
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Inur Anid
Wwid-Win
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Jonte Horefall
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Dan Miller
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Vida Bridge
Kate McAvoy
Charley
Krantz
Shinkle
Jonte Horsfall
Jonte
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Alt
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O'Hara
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Berry Ad
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Thomas L. Jones
Hooper Road
Licking
Yeas
Hawthorn
Horton
Degen
Ebert
Rebling
Weingartner
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