French Assembly to debate bill on republic dissolution
From Lexpos June 12 Paris dispatches describe a planned first clause organizing the republic under the 1873 framework and a second clause fixing the dissolution date of the Assembly. At the Western Depot a large crowd greeted Deputies for Versailles with Gambetta cheered and hissed amid police dispersal actions and arrests.
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Lexpos
Paris
Gusttte de France
Pass
Versailles
M. Gambetta
M. Lefevre
Gambetta
M. Boze
Count St. Croix
Gambetta Acros
Bordeaux
Schoelebe
Testelin
le Pays
Quiet Day Report From Hocking Valley War Front
Special Dispatch notes all is quiet today in the Hocking Valley war area. No engagements or movements reported, with officials offering no new statements or updates on troop positions.
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Hocking Valley
Daily Times
Surprise at Absence of Attempts to Clear It Up
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports in Washington on June 12 that after more than a month since the scandal became public no friend of General James nor his supporters have sought to clarify the matter. A high official aware of the full details says there will be no effort to clear up the case.
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The
Daily Times
Washiseton
James
Webb
Dartex
Samuel C. Wilson
Wilson
Warren Higby
Dayton
Hancock
Cincinnati
Ohie
Toledo
Washington
A. Friedman
N.G
J. Brand
Columbes
Adam Weber
Jacob Decker
A. Schraffenberger
Cleveland
Grand Lodge
Star of the West
S Colored Order
National Asylum
Thos
W. Yarply
Thomas W
Ohio Valley
Iron Association of Penns
Ashland
Ienwan
Hewitt
Isippeiner
Penns Avania
Lehigh
Sehu
Virginia
Himten
England
Neilson
Glasgow
Sumi
Peing-Rock
Eigninenens
Ohio
Gulf
Pennrenia
Missouri
F. Hunt
George R Edgar
Pitrseree
Geo. R. Edgar
Edgar
Thomas Potts
Ohio and Mississippi
President voices no quick action on financial bill
Special Dispatch reports from Wasnixotos that the President says there is not time this session to mature a financial bill for relief. He will not sign the pending Senate measure or other proposals, aiming to avoid currency expansion and delaying specie payments. Doubts arise about Senate passage.
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The
Daily Times
Wasnixotos
Boutwell
Senate
Local Groups Report Capital Totals in Jackson County
The report lists multiple organizations with stated capitals including Jackson County with 140000 dollars, the Columbus Glee Club at 1500 dollars, and the American Balding Association based in Cincinnati with 200000 dollars. The figures reflect the capital of each entity and their regional ties.
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Jackson County
Columbus Glee Club
American Balding Association
Cincinnati
De Pauw College Commencement Shines at Opera House
Special Dispatch reports De Pauw College commencement held at the Opera House with twelve city and state graduates earning high honors. The event drew local interest as a notable academic milestone for the region.
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de Pauw College
Thess New Alpany
Opera House
Miss Sallie Smith Dies After School Oil Explosion
Nasuvi e Texas June 12 Miss Sallie Smith about seventeen years old of Oak was fatally burned during school exhibition exercises when a nearby oil explosion sparked flames. She rushed toward exits as others fled. Her father A H Smith tried to save her and lost several fingers. doctors report her condition as critical.
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Texx
Sallie Smith
Wes
Audi
A. H. Smith
Robbery Suspects Arrested After Brutal City Incidents
A report describes two robbery cases with a quiet citizen injured during a brutal clubbing incident. Officials from New York police and regional authorities are reviewing the scene and related evidence as legal actions progress. An anniversary event is noted for a local figure connected to the Buaker case.
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New York
Jane
Atlanb ’ S
Wea Polat Alumal
Profeset Sasotes
Tavid Egal
Aiets
Bata South
Era
Eynee
Buaker
Ontario Car Works Fire Destroys Shops and Tools
A fire swept through the Ontario Car Works this morning, destroying wood and blacksmith shops, engine house, car materials, tools, and machinery. The loss is heavy but is believed to be contained with minimal injuries reported.
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Ontario Car Works
Tennessee Press Association Meeting Well Attended
The Tennessee Press Association meeting yesterday drew a large audience with Tom Tae of the Nate Gescite presiding. Citizens and members discussed association activities and planned a Memphis visit on Saturday.
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Tennesse Press Asociation
Mearnts
The
Avalanche
Brownsville
Tennessee Press
Tom Tae
Nate Gescite
Memphis
Weather Report From June 12 Morning Summary
A brief weather bulletin notes June 12 at 7 06 A M with references to Divine of Telegrass and hepor S peer along with Benefit of Commerce and Cincinnati. It summarizes conditions and regional notes for that time.
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Telegrass
Benefit of Commerce and Cincimnati
Fraudulent Claim Snares Publishers in Postal Deliveries
A copied note sent through the New York Post Office contains a fraudulent signature and text designed to deceive publishers. The unknown author uses a forged name to push a deceitful request, signaling ongoing fraud attempts aimed at publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post Office
Advertisements Circular From G A Rowe Co 1874
A circular from Gao. P. Rongt & Co New York dated June 9 1874 outlines terms for inserting advertisements in periodicals The plan allows one month extensions by alternating week insertions with half spaces The notice warns publishers not to accept impositions and mentions medical ads including Dr Perkins and a list of miscellaneous Livend sections to be avoided by some papers
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T Plesse
Dr. Perkins
Gao
P. Rongt & Co
New York
Commencement Week Public Exercises at Several Colleges
Public commencement exercises are scheduled at Amherst College July 5 to 9. Brown University and several others hold ceremonies in late June to late July. Listed colleges include Princeton and Yale with varied dates, and several institutions show June slots from mid to late month.
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Amherst College
Brown University
Jane
Comes of New Jersey
Princeton
Jane Jane
Une
Mic Institute
Niversity
Union
Univns Cousin
Williams
Washington and Lee University
Wells
Aurora
Yale
Editors Visit and War Preparations in Cullthorne
Special Dispatch reports on June 12 from Cullthorne O where editors met Governor Allen and General Worthing and were warmly hosted. The evening featured sightseeing and complimentary resolutions. The last guest departed today as the Sill Guards prepared to depart for active duty and spent the day at their armory.
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Times
Cullthorne
the Red
Allen
General Worthing
Sill Guards
Butler Attacks Civil Service in Senate Move
Gen Butler to day attacked the civil service system with a crafty resolution pitting soldiers against civil service. He proposed suspending rules to allow debate on the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill and to open amendments about use of government clerks and their dependents travel expenses. The measure passed 135 to 67, partisan in its nay vote.
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Wasuixaton
Jane
Butler
Gambetta assailant arrested after railway tumult
Count Saint Croix, arrested last evening for striking Gambetta, said the assault aimed to avenge Cometoes, formerly an officer of the Lovaves. Gambetta bore marks from the blow as arrests were made at the railway where the tumult occurred.
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Opirot
Oambetta
Count Saint Croix
M. Gambetta
Pa Ael
Deveks
Imperial Rae
Gambetta
Nelsonville Crisis Warns Nelsonville Guards Dismissed
Adjutant General Amos, per Secretary Putnam, orders the dismissal of ed yule Guards from active duty amid a crisis at Nelsonville, with the noon date set for action.
River News Briefs From Evansville Journal
River conditions show four feet two inches at the cape and thirty two inches at the falls with clear cool weather and a mercury around 87. Business is dull and only packet boats run on schedule while tobacco ships arrive by rail. Arrivals include Grand Tower from St Louis mollie Moore from New Orleans and Jet Hale from New Orleans with several Memphis and Louisville connections.
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Daily Times
Mollie Moore
New Orleans
Jet Hale
New Hagas
Jacy Houser
Orleans
Grand Tower
Memphis
St. Louis
Hovinville
Jane
Erin
Cape
Evansviela
Pat. Rogers
Cincinnnati
Beile
Cairo
Morning Star
Louiaville
Mogers
Charles Bodmann
Newburg
Market News Roundup of Grain Corn Whisky and Cotton
June 12 reports show corn scarce with sales of 5,000 bushels at 70e and 10,400 bushels No 2 mixed Western at 73-74e. Wheat, oats, and other grains vary but freight rates steady. whisky dull in New Orleans at 9c, receipts listed. Cotton middling 6 1/2c with receipts 333 bales. Chicago notes whisky at 47.0, Minnesota wheat price moves, corn around 64c cash and 63-64c June. oats firm at 16c cash. Provisions largely inactive with pork around 17.55-17.60, lard 11.25-11.90, rib and other meats unchanged. Receipts and prices fluctuate across markets including Buffalo and Oswego seeds.
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Bervanno
Flo
Tourpo
Pepe Daly
Buffalo
Oswego
New Orleans
Louisiana
Lani
Oates
Cmiaco
Uneba Ng
Oise
Cross Visits City to View Fountain at Three
Mr HI H Cross of Chicago visits the city with friend Samuel Walton of 27 West Third Street who will show and explain the Fountain at 3 P M.
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HI. H. Cross
Chicago
Samuel Walton
West Third Street
Canal Victory Spurs Ohio Valley Iron Hope
The Louisville and Portland Canal transfer inspires leaders from Kentucky Ohio and West to praise the project. Speakers including Mr Covington Mr Eggleston and Mr Yarply stress reduced tolls improved navigation and the broader impact on commerce and iron industry across the Ohio Valley. They note federal control and anticipated river-wide benefits, urging continued regional cooperation and levee work.
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Louisville and
Portland
Everoment
Jouisville
A. O. Brannin
Wai
Jacob Stugser
J. J. Porter
Thos. P. White
J. 8. Lithgow
John
Long
Gens Weitzel
X. W. Hughes
al. Bourier
W. H. Slembler
Galt Mouse
Sane Tes Peres
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Secom
Louisville
Aoe
Dee Staudi
Ernor Stevenson
Senator Holeman
Kentucky
Master Car-Builders Debate Uniform Coupler Device
Master car-builders at College adopt a committee report urging a uniform device to prevent coupling accidents and proposing a half hour of Q A at each session. They discuss brakes, bearings, lubrication, wheel wear, and practical train-brake use with specialists from Miami Institute and Cincinnati College.
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F. Childs
Great Western Railroad of Canada
J. B. Hough
Miami
Miami Medical College of Cincinnati
J.R. Davenwort
ADB ‘Wakp
F. D. Adams
Committee On
Hisenesia
Temporary restraining order in Orr v Cox and Trotter
In Superior Court before Judge Yaple, Hobt. Orr & Co seeks an injunction to stop Cox and Walter J. Trotter from using a customer list said to be highly valuable goodwill. Trotter left May 1872 with copies, allied with Cox to start a competing business, causing irreparable damage by diverting clientele. Attorneys J. G. & H. Douglas represent the plaintiff on a bell of 60.
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Orr Va. W
Cox
Walter J. Trotter
Robt. Orr & Co
Trotter
J. G. & H. Dougines
Decrees and court fights in Ohio cases many listed
In Barnet court Dr Mary P Barrick vs Dallas Barrick ends with a decree for gross duty. Jennie Reynolds vs Merriam Reynolds. other cases include adultery rulings, Paul Reinleins bribery adjourned, Burnet House theft case with $2000 missing, and a disagreement over Ohio and Mississippi Railway suit. A fight at Augs Club House followed a police court dispute involving Prosecuting Attorney Campbell and Eliza Henderson.
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Mary P. Barrick
Dallas R. Barrick
Hoyer
Jennie H. Reynolds
Merriam J. Reynolds
Culambu
Scott H. Eaton
Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company
Avery. Hecker
Horatio Buckingham
Mary Ann Thompson
Anne
Symmes Township
T. B. Paxton
A. J. Coppingham
Campbell
Elizia Henderson
Aug
Estian Clab
Ampbell
Hendemu
Eveies
Ieste
Cardinel Aug
Sci
River Rise Shrinks as Barges Chase Channel Traffic
A special dispatch notes the river rising slowly with height measured in feet and inches. Granite State heads to Portsmouth this afternoon while Messenger departs for Cincinnati. Wharf business dull but two barges from Andy Fulton arrive. Rise reported at Parker's Landing near thirty inches and climbing. Benk and Clemon also noted rising water.
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Granite State
Portamouth
Cincinnati
Andy Fulton
Ed Benk
Clemon
Parker's Landing
Concha moves to confront Varliats in Navarre
General Concha launches active preparations against the Varliats in Navarre as thirty thousand national troops march toward Amegeoas Valley. A petition backed by 86,000 laborers seeks county and borough franchise assimilation. American pilgrims in Rome visit Cardinal Borromeo who provides Pope commanded medal copies. The Pope assigns Signor Rossi to accompany the pilgrims to Rome’s temples. Basque bands rebel against Don Carlos, who orders execution on capture.
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Concha
Navarre
Amegeoas Valley
Ieee
Rome
Cardinal Borromeo
Signor Rossi
International Sanitary Congress Deferred to January 7 1875
Two strong earthquakes were reported in San Francisco last evening. The American Institute of Homeopathy near Putin Bay notes June 1474 events. The Senate Committee on Transportan voted against the Seaboard House St. Philip Canal bill. Patents committee rejected extensions for three sewing machine patents by Wickerman A B Wilson and Ackers Fithousen.
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International Sanitary Congress
San Francisco
American Institute of Homeopathy
Putin Bay
Han Stwkee
San Forscachey
Senate Committee
Seaboard
Wickerman
A. B. Wilson
Ackers & Fithousen
Detectives arrest John and Martha Stewart in Springfield dispatch
Detective Harrison and Lieut Moran arrested John and Martha Stewart this afternoon and locked them at Ninth Street Station House. The telegram gave no charge. On Chas Thompson’s complaint, two warrants for Ilenty Alf for selling liquor near the premises were issued by John Bender of the Police Court. further warrants for unnamed individuals to follow.
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Harrison
Lieut. Moran
Springfield
John
Martha Stewart
Ninth Street Station
Chas. F. Thompson
Ilenty Alf
Drastk
John RB. Bender
Nerk
Local Robbery Onboard Kansas Pacific Train Reported
An Indee, identified as a conductor or traveler, notes the effects of modern civilization on a Kansas Pacific train. The suspect uses card monte style deceit and pale-face tricks to steal about $300 from unsuspecting travelers.
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Kansas Pacific
Legislative actions shift to Civil Appropriation and reform
A lengthy 19th century record shows petitions and debates on tobacco sales bans, barbers, and stress of friction laws, with emphasis on Civil Appropriation measures. Senators and representatives discuss appointments for soldiers and dependents, and rules suspensions for expedient passage. The session notes moves toward Civil Services Reform and budgetary questions in the Senate.
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Aloce P. M
Nelsonville
Finances OF the Nation
National Cotten Exchange
Cotton Exchange Convention
Augusta
National Cotton Exchange
South
New Orleans Exchange
Norfolk Exchange
North Carolina
Tennessee River
Alabama
Memphis Exchange
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Galveston Exchange
Texas
Exchange
Wright
Galveston
New York Exchange
Iaer
Ucer
John Chaffee
United States
J. T. Dodewell
NEW York News
West Foiat
Canada Car Works
Weather Report
Wasntmerox
D. C
al Grad Haven
Heledo
Coot Wise
Rakekan
Clictonetl Bas
New, York
I. Ree
Goose City
Turye
Chillicothe
Sargesnttelt
the Civil-Service System
Gem
Butler Saecenstal
France
Putnam
Additional River News
Warke
Bertin
Ger
Howard
Es Beesmp
Gouaches
Jonathan
Hell
William H. Pole
Internal Revenue
District of
Colorado
J. Las
Berlin
Daue
Loa
Bancroft
Niger
Local Matters
Seventeenth Ward Citizens’ League
Quaker Church
Eighth
Mound Streets
Louisville and Purtland Canal
Louisvile
Hon
Bex J. Eggleston
Benjamin Eggleston
United Action
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Louisville and Portland Canal
Gallagher
Aery
Vene Armat
Prenvio
Godfrey Weizel
Louisville Canal
Mississippi Valley
Missisipi Valley
Toe
Lowisville Canal
Aix
Ferther
Ohio River
Sam.f. ‘Heer
J.J. ‘Porter
Samu
Coviserox
O. We Thomas
Committee
Court Bulletin
Superior Court
Yaple
Common Pleas
Barnet
Deceres
Pivon DR
Burnet House
Ohiowa
William Kayberry
Henry Yates
Kay“eat & Gerard
C. H. Blackburn
Mangers Hocking Et al
City and
Johns & Co. Ee
Atif
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J. We Okey Gad T
Shay
W. Werrington
Alex. Long
Ryan & To Ione
Vienna
Olock PF. M
Pittsburg
Seh Lores
Daily Time
Pirrsatee, Jane
Pirrabunee
Parker
United
Oe River
City
Titatville
Philadelphia
Dorregaray
Don Carlos
Saez
Korwood
Norwood
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L. C. Hopkins
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LL. C. Hopkins
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Hourrin
Old Reliable Stand
Fourth Street
Postoffice
Cedar Grove
Land and ‘Building Association
Teruss
Bedaher
Freeman
Cincinnati Times
West Third &T
Cincinnati, Ohio
Louis Greeble & Bro
the Clothiers
Panama
Comence
Louis Grebble & Bro
West Fifth Street
Robinson
Simmons & Slocum
Billy Mambexo
le T. Wheeler
Fee
A Slocum
Wm. Fex
A * Tally
Chas Seeman
Wwanmeaee
Fur
Peice
Ant Es Coca Shea Ie
Ana Wood
John Stetson
Mammoth Revelty Iy Company
Howard Athenium
Mr. Sherweed
Tobacco Mauler Towers
Rgd
Bae Ie
Mass
Eacoh
E.R. Heat
Ivil
Uy Itean
District of Columbia
Karfield
Ier
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Conn
Reas
Yong F Financial
Trom Steel
Weet
Longarvet
Loumi
Pone
South Carolina
Missouri River
Wee
Advertising Agency
J.C. Thomas & CO
W. Third St
West Fath Street
Nepp & Illiams
West Third St
Poe
Ee Maes
Kankakee
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