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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1876

Page

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New York Express Company Incorporation Certificate

Certificate filed with the county clerk shows New York Express Company organized to print books and newspapers with capital of 5 million dollars. Trustees elected include Brooks, Augustus Screil, Frederick Saith, and Samuel Marsh. Company to continue for fifty years from January 26.

New York Express Company Gledwith Brooks Augustus Screil Frederick Saith Samuel Marsh Mitty Janary

Remarkable Mail Carrier Snowshoe Thompson cross Sierra Nevada

The article joins a detailed portrait of John A. Thompson known as Snowshoe Thompson. It covers his youth in Norway and migration to the United States, his invention of heavy snowshoes, and pioneering mail deliveries across the Sierra Nevada from Placerville to Carson Valley. It recounts his bear and wolf encounters, feats crossing deep snow, and periods carrying United States mail through harsh winters.

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Thompson urged for pension after years of toil in mining

The article details Thompson's long, hard work for others in mining communities across the sierras. Officials in Cannon City signed a petition asking Congress to grant him $6,000 for decades of service. He faced winter travel to reach California, with his health and age advancing.

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Defense of silver tokens stirs House action and rail bills stalled

Washington dispatch reports the House Appropriations Committee near no funding to resume silver token printing and consider moving to silver coin. The House Pacific Railroad Committee defeats Texas Pacific and Syphon Pacific bills, with Democrats blocking passage to influence the upcoming election. Public debt shows February reduction of 3,272,733 with notes deposited totaling 629,000 in January and 3,959,037 in February across circulation and coin certificates.

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Specie Resumption and the Contraction Challenge

The author argues resumption hinges on genuine understanding and orderly withdrawal of paper money. He traces 1861 to 1865 actions, showing how excess paper displaced specie payments, and asserts only a contractionist path can restore specie payments without further currency depreciation. The piece stresses honoring economic law, not political schemes.

Speeich Friends of United States Agen Benk Sfost Speciel P tHouse Ander McCulloch

Mardi Gras Recap and Senate General Assembly Actions

Special dispatch from Cincinnati reports Mardi Gras festivities with notable exuberance amid lawmakers. In the Senate a five minute recess followed a Kilpatrick greeting, while discussions focused on Johnston’s doge taxation bill. The House advanced Duncan’s bill aligning banks with individuals under the interest law and spent much of the morning on the General Appropriation bill.

Cincinnati Times Covumars Cincinnati Senate Kilpatrick Curtiss Johnston House Holloway Sury

Mardi Gras Celebration Outshines First Attempt

Lovigville March 1 reports the Mardi Gras celebration yesterday surpassed the initial attempt in scale and enthusiasm, noting a lively crowd and festive atmosphere across the town.

Cincinnati Times

Sheridan backs two Yellowstone military posts plan

General Sheridan urges establishing two posts on the Yellowstone to control Black Hills Indian affairs and back up military expeditions. He argues for cost caps at 200000 dollars total, cites timing for rail and town growth, and notes ongoing campaigns against Sioux. An accompanying Telegram from Lt. Gen. Sheridan accompanies the testimony.

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Loss March 1 The marriage of Professor Tyndall to Miss Louise Claud-Hamilton

A fragment states the marriage occurred yesterday at Westminster Abbey with notable attendees including Dean, Carlyle, Huxley, Dr. Cooker, and Sir F Pollock. Separate notes mention Winslow the forger and an extradition case in London with a Dearborn officer present. Dominican news reports military actions in San Domingo and a provisional government reestablished.

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Jennings Sells NY Times Interest Shares

Louie J. Jennings former editor of the New York Times has sold his nine shares of the paper for 3109.0, with ownership passing to George Jones, publisher.

Jennings Wis Tiers Stour Marelli Louie J. Jennings The New York Times George Jones

Snowfall in Midwest Towns Reported

In Chicago and Council Bluffs heavy snowfall disrupted conditions. Reports indicate about two inches fell in Chicago area while Council Bluffs measured four inches by 11 p.m. Last night. Twenty two Black Hill miners departed Council Bluffs for Yapkton yesterday and another company was set to leave on the tenth.

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Republican State Convention Called For May Ti

Nawank New Jersey notes that the Republican State Convention is called for May ti. The brief item marks a political event with a date suggestion in a compact regional filing.

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River News Dispatches From Monongahela Rivers

A special dispatch reports river conditions on the Monongahela with a falling river at 8 feet 5 inches in the canal and 6 feet 5 inches at the falls, arrivals and departures of steamboats at Cincinnati and Evansville, and plans for coal transport hearings. It notes river traffic quiet, weather cool with rain, and mentions vessels such as the Joseph B. Williams and Charles Brown along with names like E H Durfee and John L. Rhoads.

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Incomplete OCR notes on military signals and unit assignment

Fragmentary text mentions Signal Service and U.S. Army Division of Teaatena. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear event, date, person, or location can be confirmed from the readable portions.

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Market Movements Show Mixed First Half Hour

In early trading the market advanced about 4 percent, led by Pacific Mail and other lines. By midmorning a 1 percent decline emerged, with Western Union dragging the index to about 69.5, while gaps in the Telegraph firm hinted at dividend-related activity and company-wide shifts.

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Salt Lake Meeting Endorses Judge Doreen for Temporary Third District Post

At a Salt Lake meeting last evening resolutions endorsed Judge Doreen of the First Judicial District as a gentleman and judge. A committee was appointed to wait upon Governor Exmery to request a temporary appointment as Judge of the Third District during Chief Justice White's absence, and the governor has today made the appointment.

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