Blaine Case Report Forthcoming Statement Promised
Special Dispatch from Washington to Cincinnati Times notes Blaine’s supporters optimistic that suspicions from Mulligan testimony and private letters will be cleared within forty eight hours. Report claims Blaine plans to address the House once on the floor if possible and read letters before appealing to lawmakers about his conduct. Randall’s blunders referenced.
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Cincinnati Times
Wasttxerox
D.C
Blaine
Mulligan
Mr. Blaine
Randall
Adjourning Blaine and Kerr probes in Congress
reports from Capitol Hill show the Blaine committee adjourning after interruptions while examining personal explanations linked to a legal probe. Separately the Expenditures in the War Department panel pressed Kerr inquiries with testimony on Harney and marriage allegations, and witness credibility debates foregrounding the probe’s scope.
Republican meeting on plan for Cincinnati convention
Special Dispatch reports from Columbus that Republicans meet to decide actions for the Cincinnati convention, and what they will do when they arrive. General Wilcox, attorney for the Columbus and Toledo Railroad, returns from Wood County after a month pursuing right of way condemnation, saying terms were generally reasonable and the line could reach Toledo by November.
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Columbus
Ite
Toe ‘Hight
Cincinnati
Wilcox
Columbus and
Toledo Railroad
Wood County
Toledo
Mail theft arrests in Missouri and Kansas cases
In St Louis on June 5 reports describe ongoing mail depredations near ayfield aden ceeenee ao and mars 1 event times. Amos P Foster, sent by Col Lebaurte, led a probe revealing a citizen publisher of a news suspicion who confessed robbery of mails. This marks the second major detection by Special Agent er, following a prior case at Parsons Kansas. More registered letters rifled at these points than elsewhere in the West.
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Ayfield
Aden
Amos P. Foster
Col. Lebaurte
St. Louis
Specials
Chapel
Goardle Oterhann
Serpicion
Parsons
Kansas
West
Boiler Explosion Injures Several at Calliere Witsite Lead Works
At Calliere Witsite Lead Works in St Loom, a boiler exploded shortly after 2 AM near Tenth Street and Clark Avenue. Fireman Nicholas Dickendorf and Herman Beckman suffered severe scalds, with Brennan and others also injured lightly. No workers were present after midnight. furnaces kept burning until restart, disaster estimated at twenty thousand dollars.
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Los
New York Catholic Parade notes absent Hibernians
In New York on a Catholic parade day June 5 Cardinal McClosky sent regretful letter due to frail health. The ceremony for a new church stone was large with many priests. General Hancock attended. A separate court brief acquitted John Cunningham in Cleveland of murdering Mrs Kays, with trial indicating her husband as possible culprit.
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New Yorky
Bish Carragan
Newatesterday
McClosky
R of Soci
Order of Hibernians
Hancock
John Cunningham
Cleveland
Tie Margary Murder Involves Chinese Complicity Claims
Calcetta reports June 5 as Grosvenor's mission reached the scene while Baber remained. Evidence hints at Chinese involvement in the Margary murder and pending official report from Venor may trigger executions of those implicated.
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Calcetta
Grosvenor
Baber
Caine
Ciros- Venor
Court split over mayoral election validity in Colvin case
In Chicago in the Circuit Court, five judges issued diverse opinions on the case of Colvin vs Hayne The Me M Minister Williams. The decision concerns a city council neglecting to call an election for a mayor when Colvin's term expired and whether votes for He 78 and Colvin's reelection are valid, with the court noting the necessity of a proper call to secure a valid election.
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Reesings
Treasury Department
Sree
Sospes Wat
Pogong
Tli
Randall
Circuit Court
Bane
Colvin
Hayne
Williams Ae. Pies
Sted Rg
Ren” Weil
Ee Booth
Republic builds two years ago public project sale
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a public sale or bond issue related to the Republic, referencing amounts like 60,000 dollars or 75,000 dollars and a date around June 6. Wary of missing details, the readable facts point to a municipal transaction or financing event with named figures.
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Republic
Kare
Steamship Oriental Goes Ashore at Highland Lede
The steamship Oriental from Savaragh ran aground at Highland Lede last evening. Passengers were rescued by a schooner, and the Oriental began taking on water.
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Bostox
Oriental
Savaragh
Highland Lede
Ing
Tramp Hilled-Frost and Dronath in the Northwent
A young man named Stewart from Dayton Ohio was accidentally run over by an express train on the Northwestern Railroad. Frosts prevail but crops remain uninjured. continued heat and wind threaten wheat and other grain in the region.
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Council Bierrs
Towa
Stewart
Dayton
Ohio
Northwestern Railroad
Penang
River News and Canal Heights Through June River Update
Additional river reports from Pirrsters Pa to Cincinnati detail a 7 feet 10 inches canal rise and 5 feet 10 inches at falls, with cloudy cool skies and rain chances. Evansville port lists, outbound and inbound boats, and local weather describe quiet business and moderate water levels as vessels navigate.
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Pirrsters
Louisville
Glasgow
Evansville
Grey Eagle
Reture
Tronicles
Bowling Green
Mel Ud
Cairo
Eben Morgan
Cincinnati
Cinc
Snati
Gange
Court Rules on Assessments and Mandamus Refusals
The case discusses tax assessments on land within a subdivision and whether cemetery association lands are liable for such taxes. The court finds for the plaintiff on the assessment claim and concludes the association is not exempt, as in other states. Mandamus is refused in Joseph S. Richardson v Grand View Mining Company, and a master’s report is confirmed in H. Carroll vs Ann E. Hartshorne regarding Eureka Drey Company affairs.
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Asnel
Joseph
Richardson
Grand View Mining Company
Mandamus
H. Carroll
Ann E. Hartshorne
Partnershior
Eureka Drey Company
Murdock
T Meer
Applications for Divorce in Silbernagle and Study Cases
Divorce actions listed with Sarah Silbernagle versus Isaac Silbernagle alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty, marriage in October 1874, separation in December, testimony partially heard in Elizabeth Study versus Thos Study, with case postponed.
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Sarah Silbernagle
Isaac
Silbernagle
Elizabeth Study
Thos. Study
Verdict for defendant in Insurance action over sunk steam boat
Superior Court before Judge O Connor. A verdict for the Eureka Fire and Marine Insurance Company is returned against Alexander M Halliday in an action on a $5000 policy for the loss of the steam boat Jennie Howell, which sank at Shawnee town in July 1873.
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Alexander M. Halliday
Eureka Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Jennie Howell
Shawnee Town
Oakley Worker Injured in Locomotive Accident
Henry Harland of Oakley, a railroad employee on the Marietta line, was struck by a locomotive last Thursday while stepping aside to receive coal. His foot was crushed between the rails, leading to an amputation above the ankle joints. He lay at Kroetzch’s Four Mile House in Oakley as the incident occurred.
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Henry Harland
Marietta
Harmonia A. Pla
Oes
Mr. Harland
Kroetzch
Blaine
Union
Wort Smith
Pacifc
Boston
Assault and Obscene Scene on Lafayette Street Corner
The Lafayette Courier reports a Supreme Judge Pettit on a Lafayette Street corner attacked a street preacher after drunkenly losing temper. The crowd intervened, a cane assault was foiled, and Pettit prayed after calming, while spectators including many youths witnessed the vulgar display. The piece condemns Pettit and laments the desecration of public decorum.
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Lafayette Courier
Pgarots
Polcanoe
Pettit
Supreme Bench
Petit
Merrones
Artesian
Rim
Jesus
Lafayette
Senator Morton's Nomination Prospects Rise on Second Ballot
Toslay's Indianapolis Toil reports friends of Senator Morton across Indiana and beyond see his Cincinnati nomination chances improving daily. Information in the last forty-eight hours suggests an unexpected accession of strength on the second ballot, with strong belief he will be nominated on the third ballot.
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Morton
Cincinnati
Sentence Set for Prof De Han in Workhouse
Prof. John J. De Han faces a thirty day hard labor sentence and a $50 fine after a police court ruling. His wife urged Probate Court to assess his sanity. if found sane, he must work 39 days or more for carrying coconed weapons.
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John J. de Han
Regan
Stabbing Affray at Plainville on Fishing Trip
A party of young men from Cincinnati camped at Little Miami River. John Connor and John Jackson quarreled. Connor stabbed Jackson in the breast, causing a serious but not dangerous wound. Connor was arraigned before the Justice of the Peace and held on $500 to answer before the Court of Common Pleas. Jackson received medical care in the city.
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Cincinnati
Mami
John Connor
John Jackson
Connor
Justice of the Peace
Seers
Comes
Jackson
Mayor of Cincinnati Sets Regular City Hall Hours
The mayor will open the office for general business and all applications from 10 to 12 A.M. and 2 to 3 P.M. daily starting tomorrow. This marks the first time a Cincinnati mayor has fixed regular hours for occupying the office.
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Cincinnati
Senior Council Member Delivers City Business at Court
The senior member from the First Ward attends to city affairs with noted zeal, appearing at the Police Court from opening until adjournment. He then conducts interviews with the Board of Public Works, prioritizing municipal tasks over private matters.
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Board of Public Works
Blaine Defence in House Faces Private Letters Row
The House debated investigation into Blaine linked to North Pacific stock and private letters. Blaine read letters and Mulligan memoranda exonerating him, sought Caldwell telegrams, and demanded a vote on the previous question amid Republican support and Democratic objections.
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Jaany
Memphis
el Paso
Little Beck
Logan
Wade
Union Pacific
Gail Hamilton
Northrn Pacific Railroad
Mothine
Mulligan
Josiah Aldwell
Knott
Judiciary Company
Josish Caldwell
Dispatch
Blaine Goers
Oe Mulligan
House
Josiah Caldwell
Judiciary Committee
Caldwell
Blaine Then Asked If Mr. Knott
WF Knott
Whitmonday Celebration and Veterans Reunion Details
Ate Ydider Po Putten begins duties as Collector of the Port in Philadelphia. German citizens mark Whit Monday with a large parade and excursions. A Greek veterans reunion at the Academy of Music is planned with Major General Hancock presiding. Major General Dix to deliver the oration and William Winter to read the poem. Notables include ex-Governor Dix and generals Man cock Terry Weitzel Ch tise Gordua.
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Pulladelphia
Ydider Po Putten
Army of the Potomac
Academy of Usi
Winfield
Hancock
United States Army
O John A. Dix
Willian Winter
Dix
J Mancock
Terry
Weitzel
Ch Tise
Gordua
London Holiday Dampens Market News
Bankers' correspondents fear war may not be averted amid a London holiday. The Beerng Journal reports J C Ayer, patent medicine maker, was sent to the insane asylum in New Jersey last week. Mary J Fuller died last Thursday from an abortion, with allegations that Miss Fannie Drake and L Denham aided the act and concealed the body in a stove.
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London
Beerng Journal
J. C. Ayer
New Tércey
Mary J. Fuller
Weick step-son murderer to be hanged in July
Wilhelmini Weick convicted of murdering her stepson Michael Weick in November last was sentenced this morning to be hanged on July 21, 1876.
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Berrato
Wilhelmini Weick
Michael Weick
First Session Report From Weabui Naros at Senath
In the morning hour of June 1, Senath debates a unit on money and accounts for the United States adel Grmat By cin. Mr Morrell of Verner opposes the trial grim, and the measure was laid over.
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Shermiat
United States
Cin
Morrell
Verner
Cincinnati Tobacco Market Sees Steady Prices Through Week
The Cincinnati tobacco market reports a generally steady week with prices holding firm across lots. Receipts include 16 boxes and 258 hogsheads from Kentucky and Ohio, including new Virginia and West Virginia leaf. Trading showed active demand for cutting tobacco and smoked products, with several lots moving at firm bids and some price adjustments for specific grades.
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Aury Tien
Hind
Virginia
Kentuck and Ohio
West Virginia
Miami Waripotana
Kentucky
Ohio
Globe
Local notices from Cincinnati stray into fragmented text
Fragmented OCR notes from Cincinnati dated June 5 refer to a stable at 13 East Fifth Street and vague references to ages and prices. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or identifiable persons beyond the place.
Market notes on pig iron and scrap prices amid industry shifts
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed references to pig iron prices, scrap rates, and market conditions. Mentions include figures for iron types and per pound scrap costs, with unclear context and missing dates or organizations. Overall, indicates a reporting snapshot of commodity pricing in the iron sector.
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Amy
Live Stock Market Report June 5
Market notes show cattle and beef prices firming midweek with steady demand. Prices for steers and heifers range from five to six dollars per hundred pounds, with active but varied trade and notable totals around 27,000 head reported sold.
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Uxnixp
Aeat
Carrie
Lew Xia
Pennsylvania
Bowie
Market Summary and Commodity Prices
The report shows mixed agricultural and fuel futures with wheat rising in seller's favor and milling demand steady at higher levels. Oats and barley show inactivity while corn and rye fluctuate. receipts and shipments listed with various June and July contract mentions and prices across wheat, corn, oats, and related grain products.
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al Aroun
Port Washinst
Dee
Chicaeo
Satin J. Alien
Law
Toledo
Dune
Michigan
Che
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