The Mississippi Senate Contest Shooting Reporters
Special Dispatch to the Dirty Ties from Jackson reports efforts to recruit Ames for the U S Senate meet strong pressure while Ames declines and McKee gains. Two reporters exchange shots on Main Street over a personal Avalanche remark about Robinson. no serious injuries. Attaches in a jealous wife case shoot at each other. arrests follow and bail arrangements noted.
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Mississippi Senate
Merv
Jackson
Es. Ames
U. S Senate
McKee
Messrs. Smelser
Robinson
Boy dies after fall into boiling slop tub
In Cum.Koraug O January 30 a three year old boy, son of John Mathias, fell into a tub of boiling slop and was severely scalded, causing his death. Rev W T Johnson lectures here this beaker from Cincinnati stanaion of clete Guys and Se City Guards of Cincinnati on February 73.
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Odes
The
Daily Times
Koraug
John Mathias
W. T. Johnson
Cincinnati
Clete
Fire record notes Fort Wayne loss of 40009
A special dispatch reports a morning fire in Fort Wayne causing a property loss of 40009 dollars. The blaze began about 3 o clock, with firefighters responding to contain the flames and assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
English Campaigns and Home Rule Meetings Across Britain
The report notes Loxpox on January 29 and Greestwich open air meet ing with Gildstone, Nolan and Senet present. Odger runs for Parliament in Southwark, with conservative meetings in progress at an Abingdon venue and Roebuck speaking in Sheffield urging compulsory education. Butt contests January election, Hughes disapproves Liberal nominations in Marylebone, and Dublin hosts a Home Rule rally amid fund and organization concerns.
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Loxpox
Gildstone
Greestwich
Nolan
Odger
Southwark
Abingdon
Wes Eth
Roebuck
Sheffield
Butt
Thomas Hughes
Marylebone
Edwin James
Dublin
The
Times
Earhart X ing Case Details From County Court
Special Report to the Daily Times outlines the Earhart case with a widow observer and five church members including a clergyman. A Catholic participant and an ill elderly gentleman are noted. a German druggist describes the missing packet and he cannot confirm its condition. Witness John Hanna recalls visiting the scene on a late April day.
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Dayzton
Daily Times
Dartox
Yerpict
John Hanna
Coffeepot poisoning trial and local notices in Dayton
A fragment from Dayton reports a coffee related illness in a household with Eva Earhart and Michael Earhart amid a broader local news mix. It notes a murder indictment, a ministers association meeting, a Luther E. Pritz funeral, a revival at Johnsville, post office staffing, and details on the Chain Gang incidents with O Connors bail.
BNA B Rith Convention Deliberations Reported
The Bnai B rith convention discussed plans to unveil a commemorative statue in Philadelphia and considered a home fund with contributions from Grand Lodge units. A report cited permissions and formalities, with A E presented and district actions noted. The session moved to secret deliberations on ritual matters.
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Curiaco
Exin Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fellowson
Mr. A
Mr. Wolf
The
Ven
Patal Quarrel Over Marbles and Rioters At Tompkins Square
Police prepare for night as Tompkins Square rioters and a quarrel over marbles draw officials. Central and ward detectives, patrolmen, and reserves to be ready. a controversial letter to Commissioners prompts denials and political tensions.
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Patal
Tompkins Square
New York
Central
Civor
Smith
Gardner
Russell
USA
Charlick
Weather Bulletin From War Department Signal Service
Weather forecast from the War Department Signal Service reports rain and cloud cover across Tennessee and Ohio with easterly winds and possible snow. Northwesterly winds and snow expected in the Mississippi Valley. Conditions noted for January 30 at 7:05 A.M. in the signal division’s weather summary.
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War Department
Signal Service
U.S. Army
Benofit of Commerce
Crscixxatt
Tennessee
Oeble
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Slander Damages Awarded in Townsend Case
A court awarded $10,009 in damages to plaintiff Ix Tene against J. Goart and others for a slander incident. The ruling names Townsend as a related party and outlines the damages sought and granted.
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Goart
Kansas Legislature Caucus Sets Stage for Hudson Backing
A Kansas Legislature caucus convened late night with members unified behind J. Hudson, editor of the Kansas Farmer. A straight Republican caucus is planned tonight to decide the party’s candidate, with a possible tally around thirty five. Vote timing and outcome remain uncertain.
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J. S.r Levis
Kansas
J. Kudson
The
Kansas Farmer
Wedding in High Life in New Haven and Indianapolis
A sensational tale from New Haven recounts a planned wedding between Harry Bowers and his betrothed. The bride's indifference, a rival, and family scheming lead to a dramatic, public unraveling as Harry discovers the bride prefers another and retreats to Louisville, while the party shifts to Cincinnati for last minute arrangements and a cool reception.
Bills Passed In Senate Amid Debates On Local Interests
The Lower Branch House reports action on numerous measures including exemption from execution for modest property, burial ground protection, and road maintenance. Debates reference Worthington, Meiah, and Butterworth, with bills tightening prosecutions, appointing prosecutors, and regulating freight, road, and probate oversight.
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CoLemMurs
Senate
Fisher
Yeoman
Trutterworth
Butler County
Southlin
Butterworth Rm
Worthington
Newburgh Asylum
Melah
Augisize
Cincinnati
Southern
Ig Ot
Heitman
van Meter
Sains
Olak Eeabastog
Toe
Messrs. Brenner
General Geshern Letter Pressed in Senate Dispute
Special dispatch from Washington reports General Geshern sent a letter to Hawley regarding attempts to construe correspondence to defend someone. Hawley declined to publish until the letter is revised for accuracy. Jewry D. Cooke praises Jay Cooke & Co trustees choice and says creditors will be paid in full. Ger Sheppard protests further investigations in District affairs claiming unfair treatment. Carpenter resumed the case at 1 o clock.
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Daily Times
Washingtox
Geshern
Hawley
Jewry D. Cooke
Jay Cooke. & Co
Ger Sheppard
Senate
District’ Affairs
Arpentier
Seventh Annual Session of National Grange Opens in St Louis
The seventh annual Convention of the National Grange of Patrons of Husbandry meets next Wednesday in St Louis. President Dudley W. Wayne and a committee including B. H. Kelly and T. A. of Minnesota will discuss ritual revision and organization. Adams notes about eleven to twelve thousand Granges nationwide and nearly one million members. Sessions will likely be private.
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Louis
The
Air Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
Dudley Ww
Tiner
Requisition Reported for Ex Governor Warmoth
New Orleans dispatch reports Governor Kellogg issued a requisition on the District of Columbia for Ex Governor Warmoth. The case relates to a State Treasury transaction during Warmoth's Louisiana governorship. Warmoth's friends deny any requisition, and he learned of it only after leaving for New York en route to New Orleans arriving Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Kellogg
District of Columbia
Warmoth
Louisiana
New York
New York Steamer Glaucus Burns in Dock
The steamer Glaucus of the Boston and New York line was burned in her dock this morning in Boston. No injuries were reported and the fire's cause is under investigation. The incident shut the pier briefly as crews contained the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Glaucus
Boston and
New York Line
Glaucys Scuttled to Save Hull After Fire Near Boston
The steamer Glaucys burned and scuttled to save her hull near Boston on January 3. The freight Nose coheed SaEAGO suffered damage. the ship valued at $200,000. The hull remains uninjured and will be raised immediately.
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Barning
Boston
Glaucys
Saeago
Oil market report from January 30 in Daily Times
In New York crude prices held steady near 65 cents per barrel with limited activity. Spot sales totaled 24 barrels at 65c while refined products showed bids around 14 to 14.4 cents. Market remained quiet with firm overall tone and narrow fluctuations.
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Cial
Daily Times
Idee Berg
New York
Salea
Boating Traffic and River Conditions Reported
Special dispatches describe the Mississippi river at Evansville and surrounding ports with falls and canal depths around four to four and a half feet, several loaded coal and cargo packets moving upriver and down, weather described as cloudy and mild, river traffic adjustments, and arrival and departure notices for ships like Belle, Quickstep, and Dean amid dull business. The reports record vessel movements, port cargo, and weather in January with multiple navigational details and timetable notes.
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Fimney
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
City
John
Renney
Louisville
Tom Rees
Fearless
Levi
Loury Bis
John Kilgour
James D
Ani Tronsides
Mortii
Tummer
Evansviler
Port Hate
Cairo
Fayette
Hende ‘Tron
Law
Roberta
Bargesy
Teresson
Tan A Sidagg AU
Wheat Steady Across Markets Amid Dull Demand
January trading shows wheat steady to dull with prices around 1.24 to 1.28 for No 1 and No 2 futures in Milwaukee while oats and barley trade weak. Hog futures show dull demand with dressed hogs firm at varying quotes and receipts around 1,300 with 200 shipments. clover seed cited at about 5.70.
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Berraro
Edo
Amber
Michigan
Milwaukee
Gee
Unclear historic notices on politics and finance
Fragmentary OCR text references legal tenders totaling 31 740 727 dollars Mardi Gras at Madison Omaha fairs September 20 1874 national education convention honors to President Grant and others Ontario elections yield a new government John A. Macdonald elected by 46 majority life insurance settlements 190 000 dollars Jay Cooke creditors committee and other disjointed items
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Madison
Nebraska
Hell
Omaha
New York
Oo Mae
City
Poe
Committee On
Massachusetts Senate
Cone
Sumner
Ontario
John A.abdonald
Grant
Shepherd
Delano
Fresh Foreign Facts From The Tichborne Trial Notes
Chronicle of brief foreign items: George Whalley of Tichborne warns of motions in the trial and juror charges noted. Baron Von Goblenz suicide in Zurich is reported. The steamer Oceanic to New York carries Harley Kingsley and daughter. Marmora letter to Bismarck spurs diplomatic coolness between Germany and Italy. Lieutenant General Henry J. French and Lords St John are in Britain. Gonzales, president of San Domingo, and cabinet arrive in the capital to an enthusiastic reception.
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H. Whalley
Tichborne Counsel
Tate
Luie
Cockburn
Harley Kingsley
Daughte Sen
la Marmora
Bismarck
Italy
Henry J. French
St. John
Bience
Gonzales
San Domingo
Endiusigom
Police Court Sentences For Disorder, Theft, Loitering
Several residents faced the court this morning. Charles Noyes paid a fine of 50 dollars and costs for keeping a disorderly house on Central avenue. August Dupee received six months at the Work House and a 100 dollar fine for stealing tobacco from James C Kerr of 32 Walnut street. Other defendants included a man sentenced for six months and the store of tobacco, with loitering charges pending retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Noyes
Morhinz
Central Avenue
Court Street
August Dupee
House
James C. Kerr
Walnut Street
Kinsey Held on Break-In Charge at Police Court
James Kinsey appeared in Police Court charged with breaking into Little Miami Railroad shops to steal. He admitted breaking into the shop and stealing grass boxes. Two other boys were involved. Kinsey refused to name them and his case was laid over to February.
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James Kinsey
Little Miami
Oncy
Kinnsey
Kinsey
Through the Thief Ring Bias Stirs Police Debate
A logician notes officers arrest a man for being a common thief cannot prove guilt for associating with other thieves, arguing motive and company complicate judgments. The remark emphasizes social connections as a factor in criminal presumptions and rings distrust around police procedures.
Local arrest adjourned over door incident
The court postponed action on the kicking incident, noting there was more at stake than a simple kick. The defendant was remanded to February 15 on bail of $390 as investigators pursue further details.
Bold Theft To Day At Presbyterian Church
A man entered the new Presbyterian church at the corner of Pigheb and Eloy streets today around o clock and casually examined the structure. While some 86 walked out with a new overcoat the thief fled and has not been seen by Mr. Hicks since.
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New Presbyterian Tharch
Pigheb and
Meetings at the Friends Gospel Meeting The
Gospel meetings continue at the Friends in Alotse at Eighth and Mound streets. Ministers from other places attend. A telegram from David Updegrail of Salem Ohio says he will arrive tonight and join the meeting. A children’s meeting is set for Saturday morning. Evening programs and business sessions are noted as engaging events.
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Friends
Alotse
Eighth and
Mound Streets
David Updegrail
Salem
Ohio
Police Court Hears Davenport McDonald and Brickley Theft Case
In the Lathe Police Court this morning Davenport and McDonald pleaded guilty to stealing boxes and buckets of tobacco. Brickley, charged with receiving, had his case continued. Davenport received six months and McDonald two months in the Work House. Brickley’s sentence was deferred to a later date. The defendants were brought back to court for further proceedings as needed.
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Charles ‘Davenport
Alfred McDonald
William Brickley
Janey Beemer
Brickley
Shad
Davenport
Mc Donald
Will
Controversy in Nesmith Gest case before Judge Yaple
Testimony in the Nesmith vs Gest case unfolds with opposing claims over contracts and money, detailing verbal bargains and written options. Witnesses discuss payments, arrangements, and who controlled routes, while cross examinations probe backers Moran and Nesmith, with the trial set to resume in the afternoon.
Private bill inquiry urged by House committee
A special dispatch reports the House debating a resolution to appoint a five officer court to investigate charges against a named party. Debate focused on the right to challenge and court procedure with prospects the measure will pass. Also noted is a witness order and a wine distillers delegation seeking a forty percent duty. Williams Harvey visits the Executive Mansion.
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Daily Times
Howard
Hernando
Hoar
Massachusetts
Atto'elock
Wastisera
Committee On Writs and
Williams Harvey
Education of Colored Children Debate in Kentucky Senate
The Kentucky Senate passed the education of colored children bill by a large majority with 27 voting for and against. Republicans opposed. In the House no action taken. Debates over adjournment for February linger as legislators grow weary of long sessions.
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Frankfort
Senate
House
Gen. Hodge
Campbell County
Governor Allen's Executive Appointments Reported
The Daily Dispatch lists Amos Laythan of Veraklin as Executive Clerk Ex Senator Anos of Mbaroe as Adjutant General and Charley Sargent of Hamilton as Assistant Adjutant General. The appointments take effect Monday next per reliable sources.
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Daily Times
Trial Result in Enemyetian Case Acquits Jerry Bush
Special Dispatch to the Daily Indianapolis reports that the jury acquitted Jerry Bush in the case charging him with shooting engineer Vaince. The verdict ends a high profile trial and preserves Bush’s freedom pending any further action.
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Eneetian
Tisdianavolis
Science
Jerry Bush
Vaince
Old Settler Clarke Albee Killed Crossing Track
Grand Haven resident Clarke Albee, a longtime settler and prominent citizen, died in Detriot after being struck by a Michigan Central Railroad train. The incident occurred this forenoon as workers crossed the track, with several railway employees also reported among the injured or dead.
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Detrott
Clarke
Albee
Grand Haven
Peorele
Bisee
Mnan Rae
Michigan Central Railroad
Bigamy Trial in Portland Maine Reported
At Portland Maine on January 30 Mrs. Waller faced bigamy charges. Prosecutors say her former husband Waite and their children ages eleven and seven identified her as Mrs. Waite. The woman denies ever meeting Mr. Waite or the children.
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Portland
Waller
Waite
The Kansasships Struggle Special Dispatch Note
From Topeka Kansas a special dispatch reports on a joint session damage to balloting. Names Harvey Columb Fens Ton remain scattering as results trickle in with 81 votes noted for January 30.
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Topeka Kansas
Harvey
O. Olumb
Fens
Ton
Special election for Chamber VP slated after Stane’s resignation
Orville C Barnes of Cumberland Guernsey County seeks the vice presidency in a special Chamber election to be held tomorrow between noon and 1 pm. United States officers previously warned Barnes about brewing and selling fermented liquors without tax stamps. Capt William B Barnet, U S Marshal at Cambridge, arrested Barnes yesterday and returned him to the city. A preliminary examination was held before Commissioner Halliday, who remanded him to jail in default of $50 bail to answer February 9.
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Orville C.barnes
Cumberland
Guernsey County
United States
Wm. B. Barnet
Cambridge
Barnes
Halliday
Bipato
Miss Smiley's Appointments For Meetings
Readable list shows the schedule of Miss Smiley’s meetings across several churches from Saturday night at Mount Auburn Presbyterian to Monday and Tuesday afternoons at Wink Street Congregational Church.
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Miss Smiley
Mix Smiley
Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church
Ninth Street Baptist Church
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Friend's
Eighth and
Mound
Ibis’ Ceech of
G'Clark
Wink Street Congregational Church
Visit Returns of Old Resident Barney Abbot In Town
Originatians who knew him years ago met on the street this morning as Barney Abbot visits familiar sights in town. He left twenty years ago for the South near New Orleans and is back for the first time since then. He belonged to the old Flap Trot boys and led Jerry Kiersted on arrival. Reverend S Annear lectured on Life and travels in Western Africa at Mount Lookout schoolhouse last evening. Attendance was respectable and the audience invited him to continue the lecture two weeks hence on February 12.
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Harry
Fries
Star House
Bevale
Deripe
Sanda
Indianapolis
New Haven
White Rose
Miami
West
Louisville
Cincinnati
Burnet House
Henry Sanford
Ienine
Anthony Reasler
Marchant
Barney Abbot
Mr. Abbot
New Orleans
Jerry Kiersted
Town
Africa
S. Annear
Mount Lookout
Counterfeiters at Work Reported by Grocer
Mr F Schlichte grocer at Ninth and Linn streets reported to Superintendent Daylor that Saturday morning a well dressed man bought a barrel of flour for 850 dollars, paid with a counterfeit fifty. He had the flour sent to No 426 West Fayhth street, the residence of Major Black.
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F. Schlichte
Ninth and
Linn Streets
Daylor
West Fayhth Street
Major ‘Black
Testimonial to a Cincinnati Lady at La Scala Milan
A Cincinnati singer Miss Josh Jones receives praise for her debut at La Scala Milan on January 1 1874. Reports from L Arnyca Degli Artisti note her vocal power grace and intelligence. Critics compare her favorably to Durand and Galli and predict future success for her career in major theatres.
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Cincinnati
Josh Jones
la Scala
Milan
Signor
A. Clisi
Jones
Miss Jopas
Gulli
Ikea
Durand
la Es
Petit
France
Representative Kemp in Hot Water A Voice From the Warmers
Indignation rises over Jacob Kemp county representative opposing House Bill 35 which would penalize shooting on others land and ban poaching. Farmers fear landowner risks and quail coveys near farms if law passes. A separate note reports a lad treated after a bladder stone surgery performed at an infirmary, the patient recovering.
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Jacob Kemp
Ripsone
Ian
District debate on memorials and investigations
Debate over a memorial extension of the money order system and charges against District officials ends with a decision not to pursue another investigation without clearer evidence. A large morning-hour bill set included authorizing presidential appointment of a board to investigate certain charges. Paragraphs mention harbor plans for Cleveland and a court convening to review officer charges while state reports are considered.
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Chanaler
United States
Haii Peanent
Ted
Iistrict
Columbia
Wade
Chile
Thurman
Seh Wap Reed
Parsons Ke
Cleveland
Cabern
Anne Ee
Tmgui BP Hai
City of Cincinnati House Purchase Prospect
Fragmentary notice mentions buying a house in Cincinnati near Covington and the 116 Dayton Street area with a value around 20080 dollars and references to liens, payments, and needed entitlements. The text is garbled but implies a real estate transaction or listing with local references and required actions.
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Bey
Cincinnia
Kentucky
Jane Hon
Dayton St
Wanted to Buy or Lease Large Value Real Estate
Fragmentary classified item shows a wanted to buy or lease notice for a large value property. The readable bits indicate an inquiry related to BER or Rox and references to contacts. The garbled OCR limits clear entities and specifics such as location dates or prices.
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F.C
Rox
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