Congress Repeal Income Tax Vote Dominates NY News
A chaotic digest of political notes reports New York Senate approval of repealing the income tax with a 13 011 to 1 vote. Mention cites Connecticut election of a rail line president, party sore over Cincinnati Southern railroad passage, and a Jersey House push to tax Staten Island for tobacco law repeal. Also notes a bathtub oxide acid incident in New York injuring Pauline De, and Henry Snyder sending $10 to a New York firm for counterfeit goods. A Grizo Illinois city election names John as winner.
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Exiles, finance fears and public notices in New York
A condensed Washington and New York Dispatch column reports market woes in Wall Street with gold prices and price volatility. Chief Justice Chase improves after European tour prospects. Brooklyn Mayor Kalbfleisch injured in a bathtub fall. Alderman Beyer presides. Fragments cover Thiers rumors, unrest in France, and substantial political notes including Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill, Homeopathy in pensions, and Baron Gerolt’s reassignment. The piece blends stock chatter, injuries, and parliamentary tidbits with street rumors and government actions.
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Emperor William Banquet Promises Peace And Plentiful Life
Europe reports a banquet for Emperor William promising peace and plenty as German forces advance on Paris. The article outlines occupation plans, the collapse of the Imperial Army, and a rigorously controlled programme of occupation amid wartime turmoil.
Visits and political notes from Indiana and Ohio
The report covers Hamilton County salary repeal efforts and a retroactive fee bill clash, plus visits by Speaker Mack and eleven Indiana Democratic lawmakers to Cincinnati with social reception. It also notes Senate action on Ohio funding for Antietam National Cemetery and a new public printing supervisor.
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Hotel Burned at Jefferson City Wail a Public Act Enforce
A fire swept a Jefferson City hotel triggering a public act focus. Reports say flames damaged the building early today, with responders battling the blaze and authorities considering enforcement measures related to safety codes. No further details available.
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Impeachment Moves Hover Over Clayton Fate
Fragmentary notes claim discussions on Clayton impeachment proceed. Mentions Mr Askew substitute and committee entivate with undecided steps. Reports suggest Clayton’s assembly may caucus tonight to decide Senate action amid divided expectations.
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Train wreck on Pan Handle route causes severe injuries
A Pittsburg to New York night train near Mansfield derailed after an axle broke, sending the second coach down an embankment in flames. Mrs Winfield Scott of Steubenville died. brakeman George Loge died later. Weston the pedestrian was lightly hurt. Passengers lost belongings. two Pullman cars burned. crew criticized for slow rescue and handling of money and blankets.
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Outrage Reports From Paria and European Turmoil
Reports describe Reds in Paria targetting Thiep and Favre with calls for heads. Agrarian acts cause deaths while French Assembly delegates oppose a treaty yet expect ratification. In Paris an attack on police ends in death and drownings. Havre sees German attacks paused by a truce, and an Australian marriage legality issue arises in Lords.
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Mediation Sows Hope in Franco-German Crisis Talks
Mediation efforts focus on Spanish and Egyptian tensions with Longwy Thionville Motz and Saar referencing border shifts and ceded territories. Officials report progress as parties consider concessions and possible peace terms amid growing regional pressure.
Slaughter Among the Bears as Bulls Dominate Wall Street
New York reports multiple broker failures affecting bear traders. Several collapses range from 400,000 to 700,000 dollars, sparking fear among bears while bulls gain control of Wall Street. Stock prices remain steady with mixed gains for rails and government issues.
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Railroad bill clears House in Washington vote tally
Washington dispatch notes the Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill has just passed the House. The tally shows 131 nays and 62 yeas, reflecting a decisive division on the measure amid federal rail policy debate. The report was transmitted to the Cincinnati Times via the Associated Press on February 3.
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The Spanish Egyptian Trouble Amid Unclear Terms
A short note notes an offer and acceptance in a dispute described as the Spanish-Egyptian trouble with terms anticipated but unclear, mentioning Mediatiba and a date of February 28. The fragment preserves named entities while omitting details.
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Prolonged armistice and Paris entry amid peace preliminaries
The armistice is extended four days and contributions cease. German forces enter Paris to save Belfort with Parisian army occupying the left bank of the Seine. Poncier Querrier named Finance Minister Aurelles possibly commander of the National Guard of the Seine. The Cumultative Commit travels to Bordeaux as a treaty ratification debate begins. Clear barricades seal the German portion. French troops barred from uniformed entry.
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Cleveland Fire This Morning
A Cleveland fire occurred this morning as flames damaged premises and responders investigated the scene for cause and extent of damage. No injuries reported and authorities continued on-site assessments.
Indiana House Sine Die Ends Session After Speaker Declares Adjournment
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Indiana House of Representatives adjourned sine die after a speech from the Speaker and a Senate action. Content is incomplete but references legislative end of session and formal adjournment proceedings.
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Fire at Knox reveals stock losses in Putnam and Phoenix
A fire at Knox on February 23 destroyed the fstype go of Wi banook In France on stock valued at 3000 dollars, affecting Putnam and Phoenix companies.
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Flour and grain prices steady in quiet market
Burrato New York February 28 reports flour firm and unchanged with wheat at No 3 red 143 dollars and No 2 red 488 dollars. Corn steady for mixed in elevator while oats and cloverseed show dull to easier tones. Hog prices around 22 dollars with pork at 767.80 overall market nominally unchanged.
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