Law aims to withdraw millions in bank circulation
The report outlines steps by the Comptroller to withdraw millions of circulation from the Treasury and banks, with a four million addition yet to be taken up. It notes that fifty four million has been requested but not yet moved, and requires banks to return circulation within a year or swap into greenbacks for reserves. Mr Phelps plans to present a draft act Monday to fix the law’s operation, likely to be introduced Tuesday.
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Eees
Phelps
Havana Cuba Prisoners From Central and Eastern Provinces
A Havana letter reports about 200 Cubans from Gobara Holguin Puerto Principe and other Central and Eastern cities seized by authorities. Families endure a slow march through rough streets toward a jail with feeble elders and children. many are conveyed to the Ive of Pines. Gen Portilla labeled them Vecines pelegroses dangerous neighbors.
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Havanna
Gobara
Holguin
Puerto Principe
Portilla
Temperance Hall meeting for ladies invited in Dayton
A meeting at Temperance Hall in Dayton was announced with special invitation to ladies. The note highlights a context of resignation and profound response surrounding a widow. Wagoner, 70, a longtime Dayton resident and county director, is set to organize next week in Verry Township.
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Temperance Hall
Wagoner
Dayton
Verry
Jones and Barrow held in Chicago jail for wide scale thefts
In a Chicago scene the Jones alias M H Mc Rowe and R Barrow alias Adam Brown and others are traced in a vast robbery scheme spanning Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and St Louis. Detective D P pursued arrests while Star Union Line losses and freight thefts are implicated. Court action and convention business follow as officials celebrated enterprise and framed future actions.
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Criminal Court
Jones
M. H. McRowe
United Rates
Sun Hee
Schicaas
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chione
Cincinnati
St. Hunines
Pee Secret
Joliet
W. Chandler
Union Line
R. Barrow
Adam Brown
William Davideos
Chicago
Buffalo
D. P
Barrow
Acti
Mike Jones
Chandler
Star Union
James Emen
Pusburg
St Louis
Rademacher
Sir Heaton
A. Ee
Mille
New
Park Avenue
Barton
Canada
Brown
Nominations Meeting Opens for Both Parties in London
Dispatches from Loxpox report the nomination proceedings beginning today as Liberal and Tory candidates address city residents. Former members Bright Mixon and Munts are noted as returning, with references to Huntington and local borough politics. The piece mentions debates on licenses tax relief and revenue issues affecting trade announced by Mr. Gladstone.
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Loxpos
Messrs
Bright
Mixon
Munts
Huntington
Theberals
Loxpox
Gladstone
Tag Commerce Ag
Secret Session For Bnai Brith Convention Adopts Reforms
Report from the B n ai B r ith Convention notes an after session and a plan to shorten rituals. It outlines changes in ritual practice and recommends broader national consolidation. The proceedings, dated January 30, reflect ongoing shifts in leadership and procedure.
Silk worms bound for Italy amid New York consignments
A fragmented report notes shipments of Japanese silk worms bound for Italy via San Francisco. It mentions a rifle match between American and Dublin Irish teams and a consignment of over 260 cases, with eggs reportedly in perfect preservation, as part of the exchange.
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New York
America
Dublin
Ap- Bae
Italy
Seviona Po
River conditions and shipments in January日Daily Times notes
Special Diaparahes to the Daily Times report river weather and shipping at Evansville and neighboring ports on January 31. The Monongahela river level is 3 feet 11 inches at OU City with ice and loading for St Louis. Port scene includes several upriver and downstream movements, tonnage details, and freight like flour bris eggs whiskey and mules. Arrivals and departures list vessels and cargoes between Louisville Cincinnati Memphis St Louis and Cairo with mixed delays and fair business.
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Daily Times
Monongahela
Matamoras
St. Louis
Evansville
Port Sayig
Louisville
Thom Dean
New
Dr. Beans
Pittsb
St. Ceinet
Shi
Nashville
Laty Ament Cannerton
Mt Vernon
Cairo
Robeliichellen
Siiakamon
Parker
Cincinnati
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Charley Bowen
Actious
Mt. Vernon
Rockport
Trennary
New Orleans
Pauline Carroll
City of Chester
Memis
Andy Baum
Ee Tenes Arkansas
Louiaville
Ipm
Petare City
Louie
Chester Baum
Louisvitur
Wheat and livestock prices across markets on January 31
Wheat steady to lower across Toledo Milwaukee and MiLwarches markets. Hog prices around 54 to 54.5 cents. dressed hogs steady. Corn dull with mixed No 1 and No 2 quotations. Whisky quiet. pork prices around 16 cents. Cattle, stockers, and shoulders firm with light receipts. barleys firm. flour and oats dull. Export and local price notes vary by station, with multiple bid and sale figures for wheat, corn, clover seed, and hogs across towns.
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Wales
Mammoth
Milwaukee
Megdee
Cnet Tench
New York
Cumberland
Fee
Orleans
Lowisiana
Cincinnati
Paris Dispatch In September 1874 Telegraphic Note
A garbled dispatch from Paris dated September 5 1874 discusses French Assembly debates on Germany and a government change. The text references a broadcast to Cincinnati and quotes divine protestations, with dated notes from Cincinnati Ohio. The fragmentary item conveys political tension and cross Atlantic reporting from the era.
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Iens
Germany
Benet
Poneirnret
Joux Bishor
Anoin
Cincinnati
Ata
Cincinnati Postoffice project likely to continue despite opposition
Special dispatch from Washington reports that work on the Cincinnati postoffice buildings will not be stopped. Sayler and Banting push ahead after Treasury Secretary interview. House Public Buildings Committee favors continuing the work. Senate dynamics may yet delay. Sherman opposed to halting the project. Thurman shows interest. Overall, no strong likelihood of suspension.
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Daily Times
WasHinetos
B.C
Cincinnati Postoffice
Sayler
Banting
Touth
Secretary of the Treasury
Silas
Congress
House Committee On
Senate
Sherman
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Treasury
Cincinnati
Thurman
of the Treasury
Unclear police chase and election notes on local figures
A fragmentary police chase report around Pearl and Kimsete is mixed with election notes from a special commerce charity election. It mentions timing through several blocks, confinement in a precinct, and the resignation of M. W. Stone leading to Alfred C. Thomas winning by 205 votes over Barnard Dexter.
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Claskey
Toa
Pearl
Kimsete
Amney
Charities of Commerce Today
M. W. Stone
Alfred C. Thomas
PAM
Bee
Thomas
Louisiana Debate Continues Amid Pinchback Qualification Question
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that the Senate will continue debate next week on the legality of Pinchback's qualification to the seat as discussion shows a majority opposes any measure changing statutes. Administration hopes for a favorable vote on security of Kellogg Government while debt statements indicate a small January reduction. Mr Pades' allies anticipate a powerful speech on taxation and government expense drawing wide attention as the House remains in session for debate only.
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Daily Times
Washington
Louisiana
Senate
Kellogg
Pades
House
Cincinnati Chamber Endorses Prompt Action on Federal Buildings
The Cincinnati Chamber committee reports that the city council supports quick proceeding with the proposed United States Court, Post Office, and Treasury building projects. It urges a three member mission to Washington to present the city’s views to Senators and Representatives, hoping Congress will allow the work to continue. The chamber’s resolutions were adopted unanimously, and a delegation was appointed: Thomas Sherlock, H. W. Brown, and E. B. Brookfield.
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Cuxginsatt
Tay
Cincinnati
Crenen McOuntil
Thes
United States
Court
Post Office
Treasury Dent
Counsil
Washington
Congress
Hforge
Davis
Mathers
Cops
G. Smith
Covington
Thomas Sherlock
H. W. Brown
EB. V. Brookfeld
Joint Owners of Calicks Case Hits Police Court
Amat charges William Fisher with malicious destruction of property after a dispute over a rack bought by JC Calbreath. Fisher claims half ownership and that the item belongs to him, arguing he had right to demolish it. Court released Fisher with promise to pay damages if proven.
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Amat
Wm. Fisher
JC. Ciatbreath
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Dad
Legislature Reports on University Charter Fight
FRANKFORT Ky January 10 Nothing of importance took place in the Legislature today except action on the apportionment bill in the Senate, postponed until Tuesday next. The Kentucky University bill will come up Monday next. Remonstrances pour in from across the state protesting changes to Pacacon College charter. Regent Bowman and Prof Pickett of the University are in town with other leaders backing the Bowman faction. Indications are the minority Hargis report will be rejected and committee discharged from further consideration.
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Kentucky ‘University
Pacacon ‘College
Bowman
Pickett
University
Benator Hargis
House considers salary cuts and economy measures
Special dispatch reports Ohio House debates petitions demanding official salary reductions and strict public expenditure curbs. Bills include provisions on instruments, road petitions, mine regulation, and bequests to a five-member association. Senate lacks quorum while finance panel trims Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum funds by 150000 with no building detriment.
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van Wert
Mn Hill
Baker
Pergy
Beare
United States
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Ohio Cultural College
Yafter
Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum
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Builer
Coroner's Inquest In Richland District Tragedy
In the early hours yesterday Mrs Gertrude Von Stein wife of merchant tailor P Von Stein died in her room above their store in Central Avenue. The coroner opened an inquiry and ruled death from heart disease. Earlier a shale accident involving the Von Stein family marked the months of ill luck. Later Randolph Jones on Home Street collapsed from a stroke near his residence and died the following day. An inquest was held and a verdict rendered consistent with the facts.
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Gertrude von ‘Stein
P. von Stein
al Ctral, Avenue
Mer
Vourstein
Randolph Jones
Marna Inea
Petition Protests Bill Making Shooting a Real Offense
An inexpensive city petition protests House Bill No. 35 to punish shooting with fines and imprisonment. It argues the measure violates rights and would require a standing army, harming rural rights and affecting hunting and fishing. Also notes opposition to abolishing a Board of Commissioners and mentions local fishing and game concerns. Benedict Frank sent to the workhouse after a billiard-ball theft case. sentence included thirty days and $200 costs, with appeals filed.
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Board of _ Commissioners
Griceeuas
Benedict Frank
B. Frank
St. Nicholas
Frank
Supreme Court
Emma
Bony Hiace
Avery
Incorporations Filed for Local Firms in Coshocton Area
The Daily Times reports two new corporate filings with the office today, Toledo Lumber and Water Board Company capital 500000 and Kokosidg Oil Company capital 100000, both aims to bore for oil in Coshocton Holmes and Knox Counties. The House is not in session. fourteen members met, exchanged glances for five minutes, waited five more minutes, then adjourned in gloom and sadness.
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CoLem Wrest
Bedes ‘ Ot Tve
Toledo “Trou, Lumber and Water Board Company
Capital
Kokosidg Oil Company
Coshocton
Holmes
Knox
Late Rose potatoes showcased by Clermont grower at horticultural meeting
The Cincinnati Horticultural Society, led by President Burckhardt, heard Frank M. Gatch present a new Late Rose potato variety from F. Hill of Clermont County. Hill claims strong seed yield and high quality, noting smoother skin and fewer eyes than Peach Blow. Other reports praised fruit prospects and a committee was formed to study caterpillar damage before adjourning.
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Saniord
James Blackburn
Frank M. Gateh
F. Hill
Clermont County
Stone Lick
Hill
Jerome Tice
Miami
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Riverside
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John Blackburn
Mbers
Tees
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Carlist Junta Press Bilboa Surrender Offer Narrowed
Bayonne reports the Carlist Junta states Bilboa offers to surrender the city but the Tosar faction declines to grant more than four days for the capitulation.
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Bilboa
War report from Gold Coast reaches river front
Autoemation 18 reports from the Gold Coast that Garpet Wolseley forces reached the river and advanced guard penetrated thirteen miles by January 1. Stafford Northcote Liberal Conservative spoke at Barnstable about Bright and Foster discord on education and Cabinet rifts over church establishment. Henry Janes in Taunton cited advisers including Jessel and Vernon Harcourt advising Gladstone not to seek re election last spring.
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Stafford
Northcote
Disraeli
Barnstable
John Bright
Foster
Henry Janes
Taunton
George Jessel
Jobs Dulle
Coleridge
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Untitled Unknown Man Found Dead on Toledo Wabash Track
Special Dispatch reports a dead male found on the track of the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad about one mile west of Werre. The man is unidentified and believed to have been walking when struck by the Lightning Express westbound. Authorities seek identification.
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Daily Times
Fort Warne
Toledo, Wabash and Western
Were
Miny
Fire Hits Cleveland Wholesale Clothiers and Hardware
A blaze at Koch Goldsmith Joseph Co in Cleveland raged through Water and St Clair streets destroying two upper floors and damaging Worthington Co hardware. By January 31 the fire was under control with total losses estimated near 300000, insurers 175000, and affected firms including Adams Goodwillie and London Liverpool. The building likely to be razed.
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Koch, Goldsmith, Joseph & Co
Water and
St. Clair
Ramns
Seana
Harge Hardware Store
Worthington & Pan
Worthington & Co
Oggg
Smith
Joseph
Willie
Goldsmith & Joseph
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Ohio
Missouri
London
Liverpool
Adams & Goodwillie
Koch, Goldsmith & Er
Atina & Good Ce
Worthin
Large and Disorderly Campaign Meetings Across London
English politics report from Léxios January 31 describes Liberal gatherings in Marylebone for Thomas Hughes with support from Professor Goldwin Smith and tensions with Daniel Grant. Attacks on Conservative meetings in Greenwich and disturbances at Tower Hamlets and Deptford are noted, with police enforcing order and troops possibly confined to barracks ahead of Premier’s New Cross speech.
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Marylebone
Hughes
Declarel
Co Association of ‘Orkinguiew
Goldwin Smith
Bes
Daniel Grant
Uenaitcaten
Ashaes
Acton Smee Ayerton
Tower Hamlets
Ayerton
Greenwich
Deptiora
Thoro
New Cross
Oil Market Quiet as Prices Hold Near 85
Special Dispatch reports from Prrrescau January 31 that the oil market remains quiet with crude trading around 85 cents. The scene in New York shows little movement with no clear price direction as early quotes reflect muted activity amid mixed demand signals.
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Daily Times
Prrrescau
Pego
Taek ‘Landin
New York
Crade
E. S
County Recorder Lenninger Retirement Report of Fees
Former County Recorder Lenninger filed a closing report detailing fees received and turned over in his last quarter of office. The fragmented OCR lists items like deeds mortgages cancellations and related fees totaling a missed precision amount. The document signals a final accounting as he retires from office.
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Offic County
Lenninger
Sethasr
Baltimore notices and unclear event at Mount Vonvent
Fragmented OCR text shows a Baltimore date of January 31 with scattered names and phrases about a visitation at Mount Vonvent and an assembly. The readable content is garbled, offering no clear event, person, organization, or outcome to anchor a precise summary.
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Rosa Arughter
Seni
Ieee Now
Mount Vonvent
Baltimrere Cou Avery
Fragmentary OCR Note on Trade at London and Havre
An unreadable OCR fragment lists prices and totals in London and Havre with references to Great Britain, a government line, and wheat. The text is garbled, offering unclear figures and incomplete phrases about trade or finance.
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London
Great Britain
Sea
Havre
Government forms new ministry under Carter leadership
St Johns January 31 reports the resignation of Mr Bennett and the formation of a new government with Mr Carter as Premier and Attorney-General. Whiteay becomes Solicitor-General, Rogerson is Ancalver-Central Warren, Warren oversees Public Works as Su rveoors Minister, and Shea serves as Secretary.
Huge verdict in Evans case shocks Haxgnispere court
In Haxgnispere Pennsylvania on January St the judge instructed the jury and after three hours of deliberation the jury returned a verdict for the State totaling 15 566 350 dollars against Evans in the high profile case.
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Haxgnispere
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