Saloon status and legal actions across counties
The report lists county by county notes on saloon activity and related legal actions. Butler County shows movement and two surrenders, Lawrence County reports no definite data, Greene and Hardin Counties note progress and enthusiasm, Fairfield County mentions 60 saloonists still holding, Warren County cites legal cases and two saloons closed, with druggists mentioned.
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Butler County
Lawrence County
Greene County
Hardin County
Hill
Fairfield County
Warren County
Saloon Closings Across Counties Prompt Mixed Responses
Data from Green County shows four drug stores halted operations while saloons remain open. Yellow County notes a Crusad Plat separate at will, with tolerance to come in due time. In Sehsélog County Ceasad wired Sot was deve in Moar ae es, unclear context or dates.
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Peace m8
Xenie
Green County
Druy
Eee
Yellow County
Ees Sehsélog
Daily Time blotter fragment hints at upcoming operations
Fragmentary text mentions February 23 and Mipperows C as an active operations timeline. References to someone named Dave tying events to Saturday and promising to commence actions. Other scraps reference Weredity actgrie and Folk in an unclear context.
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Mipperows
Dave
Court exit shocks crowd as Pronnounced is hurried to Newgate
He shook hands with Dr. Kenealy and his counsel, then was led from the Court-room by a rarely used private exit and rapidly driven to Newgate. The large, orderly crowd outside expressed disappointment as he passed.
Temperance League visits saloons to seek pledges
Daxton O March 2 report describes a Temperance League action at the M C A Hall and city tours by bands of indies seeking signatures to the pledge. The piece notes polite treatment of saloon patrons, rental disputes, and ongoing organized marches. it also covers licenses, district finances, and public works summaries with Governor Shepherd’s responses.
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Daily Times
Daxton
Temperance League
M. C.A. Hall
Bands of Indies
Phillips Honse Ber
Pete Lowe
Nose
Lowe
Supreme Court
Sai
U. B
Dirk
Baymiller Inter
Adjt
District of Columbia Grants Equity on Public Works
Governor Shepherd answered interrogatories from the committee on the District of Columbia affairs. He discussed expenditures and assets related to streets, canals, and public works, noting sums like 000,578 and 576,056 while arguing for equitable treatment by the General Government and comparisons with other capitals.
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Wasingtox
Shepherd
Board of Public Works
Ness
Supreme Court
Edjelaing
Acts of Congress
The
Legislative Assembly
Cuban coast clash fuels peril in Havana expedition
A fragmentary Havana report notes a naval pursuit tied to a Meporta Filibustering episode dated March 2. The expedition reportedly faced a severe challenge as Cuban authorities claimed intent to sink vessels with all hands if found near shore.
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Havana
Cuban
Weather Report From The War Department Signal Service
Weather report lists wind readings from March 2 to March 7 at 5 AM across locations such as Fort Renton and Corinne. Cloudy conditions persist with varying barometric and temperature notes, including observed wind speeds and atmospheric details from multiple stations.
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War Department
Signal Service
Ee of Commerce and Agriculture
Ville
Weather Summary for Three Lake Regions
For Lower Lake region brisk rises in temperature with southerly winds veering to west, increasing cloudiness and night rain as barometer falls. In Ohio Valley and Missouri, southerly winds veer to westerly, temperatures rise, cloudiness increases, and nightfall may bring rain. Upper Lake region shows cloudy weather with light rain, strong southwest winds veering to west and northwest at night, and a notable fall in temperature.
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Lower Lake
Pempenee Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Wheat and market notices from Milwaukee and import links
A garbled market update from Milwaukee March 2 reports wheat futures at 121 1 2 cents in May, with mixed notes on pork, flour, oats, corn, and rye. It mentions New York and Cincinnati prices, cotton activity, whiskey, and general commodity movements with several fragmented figures and traders’ remarks.
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Milwaukeek
Tieaay
Ieee
Alabama
L. M. Soret
Bie
Cincinnati
Ellie A
Women Temperance Crusade Meeting in Cincinnati Plans
At a weekly Methodist minister gathering in the city, ministers backed a temperance push. They proposed a public meeting at the Book Concern and invited other denominations to join, with Rev. Fee Ferguson and Robinson to invite clergy. Reports from other towns show active pledges and opposition to liquor, amid widespread organizing by women.
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Women’s. Temperance
Tomson
Cincinnati
Methodist Book Concern
W. J. Fee
Charles Ferguson
W. A. Robinson
Raleg Wap Ste
Robinson
Linth-Street Church
Global sparks and ship tragedy dominate Loxnow news
A Blackburn boiler blast killed and wounded workers. famine rumors spread from India Olive dispatches. crew of Grace Darling wrecked, four guardsmen died. Dr Kenealey to appeal to the Lords if the Tichborne verdict stands. journal backs the verdict.
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Maman Cose Agit
Grace Darling
Cap
Tichmorne SC
Kenealey
House of Lords
Buffalo United States Judge Dena-mr Paralyzed
A United States judge named Dena mr suffered paralysis with reports indicating a serious medical condition affecting her mobility. Officials provided few details about the incident and its impact on ongoing duties.
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United States
Dena
Falmore
Sunday Night Murder in St. Louis
A dispute at 515 Morgan Street led to a fatal altercation as Jarrett and Duss clashed with William Sullivan. One man was thrust. Dunn’s left side suffered. Sullivan escaped amid a week of hard drinking. investigation ongoing.
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Jarrett
Duss
Oemenys
William Sullivan
Morgan Street
van Thrust
Spaniards Search an American Ship in Atlantic
A March report from New York notes Spaniards search an American vessel drifting off the coast after a morning sighting. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a naval or maritime incident with overseas interest.
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New York
Everett
Zas
River Notes and Freight Movements in Early March
The report records river levels around seven to thirty-two feet above low water with multiple towns noted. Cotton bales, hay loads, and freight movements are described alongside arrivals and departures of vessels in New Albany and New Orleans, with weather described as clear and mild.
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Sam
Clarke
Bee
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Mnet Catarning
W. Skillinger
Juniata
Cincinnati
gBecigghie
Ely Lee
Mempigs
Belle
Shreveport
Red River
le Soder
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Mary Miller
Aaron Robins
Madison
Ind
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Arascon
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Saiddy
Eagle
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Peytonia
Arlington
Bodmaan
Sai. Miller
John Penny
Louisville
Jhe Minneola
Ch Seers
Mary Davage
Allegheny Delle
Pittsburg
Mary Houston
Saloonkeepers warned to close by Wednesday in Jefferson City
In Jefferson City on March 2 a committee of women notified saloonkeepers that they must close by Wednesday or face a visit and prayer from the group. The action highlights local tensions over temperance and public morality in the era.
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Sr.Louis
Jefferson Cit
President Pardons Rochester Election Offense Suspects
A special dispatch reports the President pardoned election in spectors connected to the Susan B Anthony case from 1873. The pardon followed a request by Senator Sargent and involved officials linked to Rochester. Details remain unclear in the dispatch.
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Kansas
Treasury
Otek
Lawrence
Daily Times
Sargent
Hall
Marsh
Rochester
Susan B. Anthony
Cassino G
Real estate auctioneers and brokers listed in Cincinnati notices
A fragmented listing of real estate auctioneers and brokers in Cincinnati Ohio. Names include A C Horton Geo F K Co W Robinson J C Campbell Co Neff Williams Ferd Witte John H Loud and others with addresses on West Third Street No. 75 76 and 79 West Third Street and related services.
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West Third Street
Geo. F. K& Co
W. Robinson
Vibe Street
J.C. Campbell & Co
Nitary Public and
Commisoners of
Incinnati
Ohio
Neff & Williams
Walnut and Vine
Cincinnati
Insurance Ag Ferd
Witte
Real Fetate
John H. Loud
Wee
Market Line Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
Trading notes indicate dull corn and oats with scattered activity in wheat and barley. Prices for clover seed and other grains are listed, with March futures and varying quality grades reflected in the report.
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Uroo
Resolutions Pass by the Howse on Pay-roll and Teachers
A March buildup notes resolutions directing retention of crippled soldiers names on the House payroll. Another resolution urges the District of Columbia committee to propose a bill compelling District authorities to pay school teachers’ salaries for months past. The order to print over two hundred copies of the Agricultural Report was disagreed to. The piece mentions Chief Justice Watte Civil Service Reform Work.
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Foster
Atchinon
United States
Kansas
Delabay
Ingalls
Harvey
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Butler
Rernor Shepherd
D. 1 of Columbia
Ohio
Rox
Committee On District of Columbia
Oxford pledge drives liquor leaders in town rally
This morning in Oxford Ohio a mass prayer meeting ended with Billy Wertz surrendering all liquor and signing the pledge to quit the traffic. His fixtures were sold at public auction with old bottles fetching up to three dollars.
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Oxford
Billy Wertz
League
Hamilton gunman fugitive nabbed in tobacco wagons raid
Geo Marsh once a brake-man on the Cincinnati line was arrested by detectives this morning as a fugitive from justice. He’s tied to a Dayton wagon tobacco robbery about a month earlier and Dayton officers will likely take him back tonight. Also noted, Mrs Adalini Snively, longtime Butler County resident, died yesterday at her residence in the First Ward.
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Daily Times
Hamilton
Geo. Marsh
Cincinnati
Micas
Dayton
Daton
Thomas McGehan
Adalini Snively
Butlerunty
Firs Ward
Pated
Charles
Othe “Red” Morray
Albert Murray
W.T. Net
Warsaw
Mr. Neff
Red Morris
Morris
Murray
Ebenezer Haxzard
Hun
Alvo
Marchant
House Proceedings Reported At 2 PM Session
A special dispatch notes the House met at 2 30 PM with forty three members present. The clerk presided and the session proceeded with routine business and remarks from members.
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Quoram
Daily Times
Columbus
Arrest of Desperate Suspect on Tenth Avenue
New York dispatch reports Flerman Liedendorf, alias Dateh Hermann, arrested after a fierce struggle on Tenth Avenue near Twenty-eighth Street. He disarmed one officer and knocked down two others before surrendering. Detective Leahey’s gunfire injured Michael McNawara during the pursuit. A group of fourteen Spaniards who fled conscription in Cuba arrived in the city aboard a fruit vessel. They volunteered for the front, were paid $700 each, but deserted as war prospects changed, using bribery to board the ship.
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New York
Flerman Liedendorf
Dateh Hermann
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Hermann
Leahey
Michael McNawara
Cuba
Absiat
New York March 2 Angers Lead to Fatal House Fire
A young widow living in slate art, Tower, was fatally burned in a jealous rage near Neraib's Springs. Raney Night fatally set her dwelling ablaze. Standish was arrested in connection with the case.
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New York
Tower
Slate Art
Neraib' S Springs
Petersburg Fire Destroys Several Buildings in City
A large blaze in Petersburg Virginia yesterday burned multiple structures including the warehouse of John Arrington and Sons. The fire caused heavy losses but is nearly covered by insurance, with most of the affected goods and property destroyed.
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Ricumoxp
Var
Petersburg
Yexter
John Arrington & Sons
Debt figures in February financial statement summary
The February balance sheet shows total debt at 85 239: coin certificates 40 569 800 currency on hand 3 727 754 seat sarees temlers 30 390 000 outstanding orders 382 000 000. The fragmentary OCR text indicates a public debt statement with various currency and certificate line items.
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Astington
Marth
Paine
Temlers
Correction to Erroneous Report About Fuller Incident
A March report about Andrew J. Fuller was found incorrect. The dispatch, sent in the agent’s absence, misrepresented Fuller and his relatives, prompting a correction by Nasu.
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Andrew .J. Fuller
Michigan Lieut Governor Bates Dies in Traverse City
Hon. Morgan Bates, Lieut Governor of Michigan, died this morning in Traverse City. The report notes his leadership and service while detailing the sudden death that pauses state affairs.
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N .V
N. Ki Hall
United ‘States
Finn
Fillmore
Gg. Durrorr
Morgan Bates
Michigan
Fraverse
Oil Market Quiet Amid Mixed prices Across Cities
Special Dispatch notes a quiet oil market with limited activity. City reports show weak spot prices around 190 to 200 per unit, with supplies selling slowly and buyers scarce amid uncertain demand.
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Daily Times
Ohge
Renee Ne
Council Probes $25,000 Commission Over Burnet Woods Deal
The Council Investigating Committee reopened questions about a $25,000 commission tied to Burnet Woods park dealings. Charles Kahn testified that he received part cash and part check, unsure of banks, and declined full public disclosure. Burnet described prior negotiations with Mr Handy, a transfer to a Clifton party, and payment to Mr Cook, denying knowledge of any motive to influence Council.
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Sith
Fourth National Bank
City Infirmary Report and Mrs Bleak Accident Update
The City Infirmary report for February shows admissions discharges deaths and the month end balance. Mrs Bleak wife of Capt Dr M Bleak Ex Chief of Police fell from a chair suffering a serious fracture likely keeping her bedridden for months. License receipts total include Hucksters Exhi tions and balls drays hacks and other small items amounting to a combined sum noted in the weekly Mayor's office tally.
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