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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1876
Page
1
Telegraphic brief reports Dom Pedro's arrival in Washington and a fragmented account of the M General Conference. Mentions Pennsylvania Railroad, Chillicothe, and an Executive Committee session investigating charges.
Fragmentary OCR hints at impeachment trial discussions involving Secretary Robeson Belknap and General Belknap with references to committee meetings, orders, and requests for time to consider articles of impeachment. The text is garbled, but centers on procedural aspects of a trial and committee action.
The Sub-Judiciary Committee met to review James Mulligan's examination. Witness described Blaine following him and inspecting letters held by Fisher. Letters, alleged to be intimate, were kept in Fisher’s safe and linked to bonds and Union Pacific heads, with committee questions focusing on their contents.
Secretary Robeson faced the Committee on Affairs to explain alleged financial misstatements and testifying disputes tied to Jay Cooke & Co. receivership, while Cameron was sworn in as Secretary of War before President and court officials at the Executive Mansion.
A reported proclamation from Murad Effendi concerning Turkey is awaited, with officials and observers seeking clarity on its implications for regional stability. Names of involved parties, dates, and potential actions remain undetailed in available text.
June 1 dispatch notes a Bank of England bullion balance shift and mentions a historic claim over the ex-Sultan treasure at $100,000,000. It also covers a court case where Vance and a woman faced sentences for a death-related act, and reports on Channel Tunnel work with shaft depths reaching forty meters and questions about feasibility and imminent commencement.
A New York to San Francisco express left Jersey City shortly after one o clock, aiming to complete the 88 hour journey in record time. It passed through Altoona on time, covering a 320 mile nonstop stretch, with speeds averaging 44.4 miles per hour and occasional two minute holds at crossings.
Special Dispatch reports the inaugural Scioto Valley Railroad run reached CuiLuacotne on June 1 with eight crowded cars. Delano's sale drew riders and locals celebrated with cannons, whistles, and brass bands. Rain later dampened the revelry but spirits stayed high.
Special dispatch reports a general strike of puddiers in Pittsburg on June 1. Workers demand 475 per ton and 25 cents on every ten percent advance, while manufacturers offer 475 per ton and 15 cents on every tenth advance. Lockout described as general.
A petition claims to be rightful relatives and seeks to revoke probate of the Stewart will. Judge Bethedeke granted an order to show cause why the executors and other interested parties should not appear on June 15. The petition alleges undue influence and illegal probate in the testator’s final testament.
William D. Hughes former assistant district attorney of Brooklyn Daniel Gillen and Samuel Giberson deputy directors of internal revenue face prosecution over allegedly allowing an illicit establishment owned by Christian A. Stein to operate Stein alleges he received from Stein for two years payments totaling 500 weekly as the price and supports charges against them
Weather clear with a falling river at Portsmouth and Evansville on June 1. Towboats John, Kiepe and Baltic moved refinery cargo to Huntington while ships Ot other listed vessels arrived or departed, including the James and Mary Houston. Freight activity rises with occasional rain and steady river navigation in the morning and afternoon.
Thousands lined Philadelphia streets as the Knights Templar grand parade moved from Chestnut to Broad, led by Samuel B. Dick and a host of dignitaries. Spectators, bands, and marching contingents from multiple states filled the route, with review near the Masonic Temple and an evening concert at Music and Horticultural Hall.
The Montreases Janet reports a Democratic State Convention held today with Geo M Fisk as chairman. William H J Bingham was unanimously nominated for Governor. Resolutions demand constitutional fidelity, retrenchment, reduced taxation and officers, home rule, no centralization, corruption punishment, gold and silver as legal tender, and gradual revenue strategy. House investigates frauds in appropriations and incentives. Delegation to St Louis deemed secure.
The Globe Democrat reports St Louis observers say three fourths of Missouri’s delegation favors Tilden while attendees at the Cinstanee claim Broadhead holds only half the delegation. The exact preference remains uncertain.
Hoyne Colvin appointee demands Hayes vacate the office within five days as the judges' decision in a case to be announced Monday will determine the outcome. If the decision is adverse the appointee plans to leave the post immediately.
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