Richardson Confirmed as Court of Claims Judge
Washington June 3 Mr Richardson is in high spirits over his confirmation as Judge of the Court of Claims though he did not anticipate a large Senate vote against him He will vacate the Treasury immediately The Court of Claims judges are indignant at Richardson's tariff proposal taxing sales of gold silver bonds and stocks one twentieth of one per cent A delegation of New York brokers will arrive to oppose this section and a lobby is engaged The House Appropriation Committee have...
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Daily Times
Washington
Richardson
Court of Claims
Senate
New York
House Appropriation Committee
State Sunday-school Convention Opens With Welcome Address
Special Dispatch reports at New Aosary on June 3 that the State Sunday-school Convention opened last night at 8 o clock with a welcome to delegates and a response by Rev. H. R. Maylor of Indianapolis. Delegates now exceed three hundred including Rev. John Hall of New York. A mass children's meeting occurred this morning at 8 at the Opera House with schools in a seven‑person procession. Rev. J. L. McKee gave an address and at 2 PM Rev. John Hall will speak on The Structure of the New Testament.
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Daily Times
New Aosary
H. R. Maylor
Indianapolis
John Hall
New York
Opera House
J. L. McKee
Indignation Meeting Attended by Dayton Temperance Group
A large turnout at a Men's Temperance League gathering condemns public officers and the secular press. Speakers defend church influence while criticizing taxation levels and the state and county levies for 1900. The session highlights a resolution attacking alleged worldly influences and details proposed levies across road, state, city, school, and county funds.
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Dayton
Daily Times
Darron
Jane
Men's Temperance League
League
Ministeral Association
Biliett
The
Common Pleas
James C. Young
Messrs. Montgomery
Shuey
Ogee
Dodds
T. SN. Sowers
Theodle
John J. Gravatt
Grover & Baker
Arkansas Affairs Committee to Visit State for Constitutional Change
The House Committee on Arkansas Affairs plans a trip to Arkansas before Congress adjourns due to the June election for Constitutional Convention members. The Conference Committee on the Finance bill is in session without a conclusion, while Speaker Blaine continues consultations with committee members seeking a compromise.
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Daily Times
Washington
House
Arkansas
Congress
Blaine
Abolition of Mixed Classes in Brooklyn Schools
New York June 3 Hon Hugh J Jewett linked to Pan Handle road succession in Exie road Presidency. Brooklyn Board of Education committee reports thorough inquiry into school testim ony, proposes adopting Superintendent's report with softened recommendations. Mixed classes to be discontinued, gender education changes approved. May funded city debt rises about 1.5 million, total up over 11 million under reform government.
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New York
Hugh J. Jewett
Peter H. Watson
Exie Road
Board of Education of
Brooklyn
Reform
Work-House Sentences Passed by Judge Marchant
Police Court notes list 15 day sentence for Mary Winchel on drunkenness and 3 month terms for Mary Fe Francis on disorderly conduct. Anna Robinson receives zero days for disorderly conduct while Louis Diehl and Daniel Sand get two months each. Farmer cited for vagrancy.
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Marchant
Mary Winchel
Anna Robinson
Louis Diehl
Daniel Sandsame
Mary Fe Francis
Farmer
Counterfeiters undergo preliminary hearing before commissioner
Wm Buckley is jailed on $2000 bail for trial and John McNailan d, J T Earl, Fred Kreutzinger, Bil Gordon, John Mills, and the Halian Devoto face further proceedings or bail in various amounts. Kreutzinger’s bail is set at $500 with his uncle Wm Beck entering on his bond.
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Halliday
Wm. Buckley
John McNailand
J. T. Earl
Fred. Kreutzinger
Wm. Beck
Vine Street
Bil Gordon
John Mills
Halian
Devoto
Exposition transport deals reach 6 000 miles of rail
At the Industrial Exposition meeting Chairman Henderson reports transportation agreements with multiple railways to move visitors. Rates vary from two to five cents per mile with round-trip tickets to October 3 or 4, many lines offering four to ten day validity and including an Exposition admission. Additional lines in Alabama and nearby states offer reduced fares and timed sales. A second item notes Walnut Hills men charged with selling intoxicating liquor and entering a test case as they appear before Esquire True.
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Tito. W. Jones
Ciainnaili
Eyprwitten
Committee On Transportation
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company
Cincinnati
Akron
Hamilton
Dayton
Peron
Michigan
Indianapolis
Cincinnati and
Richmond
Evansville
Ooevinn Mallway Company
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad Company
Steubenville
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley
Little Miami
Muskingum Valley
Columbus
Salemn Ciccin Histailion
Dayton Thanet Company
Ind
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Dyerway
United States Mail-Line Company
Madison
Louisville
Detroit
Eel River
Ilinois
D. Rattroal
Deeey and Cleveland Railroad
Atlanta
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Senate
Ohio
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Chesapeake and Ohio Road Company
Lynachburg
Western Railroad Company of
Alabama
Alabama Central
Terel Vanpeyis
Bloomington and Western Railroad Company
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad Company
Columbus Division
Findlay
Jno
J. Henderson
Committee of Transportation
Henry Weisman
Henry Fase
Herman Bartell
Walnut Hills
Esquire True
Spear
Court of Common
Jistian Ross
Anti Civil Rights Excitement Amid Mutilated Remains Found
A mutilated body linked to Captain Dawson of the Crescent City was found below a wreck with a severed head and a safe key in the coat pocket. The victim’s papers identified him, and the Thetafe article went to St. Louis on the Capitol City, amid talk that civil rights legislation could end local go systems.
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Daily Times
Memrits
Jane
Dawson
Crescent City
St. Louis
Capitol City
Political Debates and Gambetta Plea in France
June 3 report on the Assembly election bill debate with M Ledra Rollin set to speak against it. M Brigson warned the bill could trigger revolution or plebiscite. Gambetta, at Auxerre, denounced the plebiscite as false in principle and urged all citizens to demand a response to elections.
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M. Ledra Rollin
M. Brigson
Gambetta
Auxerre
M. Gambetta
Tie
Republican Party
Derby winner at Epsom crowned Couronne De Fer second
The Derby stakes at Epsom were won by George Predaciek aboard Br c Couronne De Fer in a tight finish. Second place went to Couronne De Fer, with the line of finish reflecting a competitive run from the two leading contenders.
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Epsom
Eh. ¢. George Predaciek
Br. c. Couronne de Fer
National Convention Meeting in Syracuse Opens
The National convention of secret societies gathered in Syracuse last evening with a prayer session before business. Rev. John Liviston of Detroit chaired the meeting in the absence of Association President Rev. Mr. Carson of Xenia Ohio. The secretary, H. Kellogg, read the minutes and the gathering discussed suppressing illicit practices and other related measures.
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New York
Spre
Hamilton Assessors Returns and Railroad Appraisal Summary
Special Dispatch reports Alexander Davidson, Third Ward Assessor, filed returns showing a $13,183 rise from last year. They itemize structures, livestock, carriages, watches, and pianos, totaling $456,087. The County Auditors finished the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad appraisal, detailing per-county allocations and mile counts. A strawberry and ice cream festival, hosted by Presbyterian Church ladies, benefits the Sunday school tomorrow night.
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Hamilton
Alexander Davidson
Third Ward
Board of
Joseph B. Humphreys
Hamilton County
G. P. Boyer
Montgomery County
Hamilton Co. Warren Co
Erie
Butler County
Montgomery
Warren
Butler
Presbyterian Church
Morning lineup of Ladies' Linen Suits with Polonaise sale
The ad promotes Ladies' All-Linen Suits with Polonaise in varied prices from $5 to $15, with typical savings over standard prices. It also features White Victoria Lawn and Victoria Suits with embroidery priced up to $25, and notes on assortments and new display, plus tomorrow’s Cottonades for men bargains.
Union Tabernacle Temperance Meeting Draws Crowd
A large attendance gathered at the Union Tabernacle on Elm Street near Findlay for a temperance mass meeting. Despite interruptions from beer supporters, the event proceeded quietly with L E Rogers calling order and Rev Robinson of Christie Chapel delivering the opening prayer and address. Mrs Ferguson of the Woman's Langes was unwell and could not attend. Mr Maddox spoke to positive reception. The Rev Ennis gave a brief German address before adjournment.
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Union Tabernacle Temperance Meeting
Union Tabernacle
Elm Street
Findlay
L. E. Rogers
Robinson
The Royal Marionettes At Robinsons Draw Large Audience
The Royal Marionettes remain the featured attraction at Robinsons drawing a strong crowd. The exhibition showcases remarkable mechanical contrivances and offers ample opportunity for speculative minds to ponder. Young folks find the show especially engaging. At Wood’s Theatre a burlesque season resumes Thursday night with pantomime and other acts. The National Theatre brings new talent this week, while Cincinnati Orchestra’s closing concert tops this week’s amusements with rehearsals under skilled guidance and hopes of a brilliant Friday performance.
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Robinson's
Wood's
Heer Agen
Eens
Josh Hart Organi
National Theatre
Cincinnati
Pike
Proceedings of the National Congress in Besten
In Besten the National Congress notes rising consumption figures and political backing for fermented beverages. The speaker cites steady growth in use and ties it to temperance activity and preaching efforts, framing the trend as popular endorsement of the beverages’ perceived benefits.
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The
National Congress
Besten
Sabri
National Temperance Society
Well-Known Horseman Dies Amid Election Returns Rumor
J Helm, owner of trotting horse Sam Purdy, dropped dead on a beer boat last night. The incident appears linked to the chaotic reporting of June election returns. Republicans claim Williams won the congressional seat while Democrats dispute the tally.
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Oregon
San Francisco
J. Helm
Sam Purdy
Guer
Williams
The Coming Fete at Farmer Slocum’s Farm
Local Ladies Society plans an extensive fete inviting village young ladies and select gentlemen. Secret invitations, fashionable attire, and a lavish collation are promised as the event nears. A noted suitor prepares eagerly amid gossip while animal sounds foretell a festive mood. Kivenside, June 3, 1574.
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Daily Times
Farmer Slocum
eSoo
Queen City
Kivenside
Utah bill advances amid heated debate in House
The Utah bill passed the House by a 459 to 3 vote amid a tense session. Reports indicate members debated treaty terms and future implications for public usage and state authority. Several amendments and decisions by government bureaus were reviewed as part of the discussion.
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House
Utah
Sue Hats
Gukcaiens
Wasuincrox
Dee
Ee Sa
United States
Ameri
Meg Bureaus
Wer
River News Reports Falling Waters and Dull Prospects
Special Dispatches note the river level at Prrrsnore on June 3 is dropping three feet six inches. A repaired R. W. vessel bound for Cinecin e Esperanza departed last evening from St. Louis, signaling limited prospect for further south landings.
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The
Daily Times
R. W
St. Louis
Perese
Market commodities report from June with varied bids
June market notes show Wheat quiet and firm lard pork and whisky prices steady with June and July bids. Corn futures mixed with irregular demand, oats and linseed oil also noted. Chicago and St Louis reports list cash and future prices for whisky butter lard and flour amid general dullness in several lines.
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Dgrrott
Lise
Helen
Misesepta
Downeke
U . Serta Saly
Sudden Northers Disrupt Lake Fishing Tale From Antone
An Antone correspondent reports abrupt Northers changing weather within minutes. Frogs rose, trout surfaced, and ice formed rapidly on the lake, freezing fish and water life as locals recalled a dramatic cold snap. A county council committee proposes a four class insurance plan with varying assessments and a $2 entering fee.
Oil Market Quiet and Dull in Oil City
The oi market is dull and weak with trading quiet around The market remains quiet at 130 dollars. Proresurs reports a subdued session on June 3 in Oil City with refined crude noted despite some demand.
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Daily Times
Dradé
Oil City
Miscellaneous 19th Century Events Across Cities
A garbled Omaha to St Louis dispatch notes new officers of the International Typographical Union, court benches in Massachusetts, bricklayers strike in New York, Iowa foreclosures, Louisiana levee bond validation, Illinois Press Association reception in Washington, charity relief in New Orleans, Lockport saloons closed, excise board actions, a museum cornerstone laid in New York with 5,000 attendees, and a building project length and cost estimate.
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Ben. Holiday
Omaha
International Typographical Union
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Court of Claims
Loring and
Richardson
New York
Central Railroad of
Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Ilinois Press Association
Washington
New York Produce Exchange
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Heperes
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Grand Lodge of
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White House
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Philadelphia
Thos. Scott
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Zion’s Herald
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Jay Cooke
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Johnson & CO
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Weatherhead & CO
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Royal Marionettes
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Cincinnati Grand Orchestra
J. Church & Co
Wood's Theatre
Josh Hart
Theatre Comique
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J.C. Thomas &Co
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Olot
OUR Boys’ Clothing Department
Maue & Cos
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Bor Yonss Wa Tae Louees
Cedar Grove
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Ray
Arte & Warner's
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Cate Miller's Sons
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Ailway Directory
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