Irish arms bill faces first reading in Commons
Fragmentary OCR reports a House of Commons debate on an Ireland arms bill imposing restrictions and potential arrests, with mentions of Westmeath and a ribbon reference. A note on Beth Sullivan Pedie and a United States wing project appears amid disjointed lines from London and financial mentions including the Bank of England and troops.
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House of Commons
Ing
Ireland
Westmeath
Mitchel
Beth Sullion
United States
Givter Turmoil Shakes City Hall
A jumble of scribbled notes reveals a local political dispute over a plan to install a new council leader. Officials guardedly weigh potential candidates as residents await formal announcements and votes.
Democratic Conservatives Push Kellogg Resolution in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 1 a special meeting of the Committee on a meeting discusses approaching the U S Senate. They urge fellow Southern Democrats to pass a resolution recognizing Kellogg and supporting conservative aims. The message stresses party unity and action.
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U States Senate
Socernen
Eugene
Kellogg
Louis
General Porter Named Commissioner in New York
New York on March 2 reports General 8 John Porter has been appointed Commissioner, succeeding George M. Van Nort in a leadership shakeup.
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New York
John Porter
George M. van Nort
Severe snowstorm disrupts rail service in Dearfort
An intense winter blizzard struck last night in Dearfort causing widespread disruption. Train traffic on the trunk line between Dearfort and Port was delayed by four to five hours, with some services halted or rerouted as crews worked to restore operations.
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Dearfort
Jackson
Seth
Detroit Trial Rights Mentioned in Washing a Letter
A garbled Detroit Free Press fragment mentions Washington instructions and a trial right in the District of Columbia, referencing past publishing and legal action. The readable portion suggests a debate over procedure and publication in a winter context.
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St. Louis
Pee Cc
Washing’ton
Detroit Free Press
District of Columbia
Fragmentary City Notice from New York to Philadelphia
Fragmented OCR text references March dates and locations including New York and Philadelphia. The readable elements mention Chester and a transfer or premium context, but specifics are unclear. The item appears to be a brief public notice or notice-like fragment with scattered place names and dates.
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Loxpox
Chester
New York
Philadelphia
River conditions and coal shipments report from PrrtsarrG
March 2 report notes the Mentngshell i at 11 feet 3 inches and rising. Coal movements include Cincinnati shipments by Tiger and A Stone, with various tow boats active. river level near twelve feet below crest. weather cloudy and cool. A memorial account describes a death as a man’s body not yet recovered after a German incident.
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Prrtsarrg
Cincinnati
Igal Tiger
A. Stone
Merriman Bar
End
Ee Blue Lodge
Bali
Janation
White River
Fe D. Parker
Nellie Speer
Council Minutes Mention Arbor Lot Review and Election Plan
Fragmentary notes indicate a three member committee to review two lots named Arbor and morpho Seuss of Teen Hall with plans to report to the next Council meeting. Shepherd appointed. Meeting adjourned with members to meet Weber in the evening. An April election will elect three Councilmen as Ross Williams and Proctor retire.
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Oprone
Charles Crapsey & Co
Arbor
Gof Council
Morpho Seuss
den Seat
Healty Uly
Eget Weber
És Tlarrixs
Joe
Ross
Williams
Proctor
Tax bill status wavers as Senate fallback sought
Washington reports the tax bill remains uncertain with votes still in play as lawmakers seek to force Senate reconsideration. Senator Logan pushes soldiers bounty forward while the Force bill faces delay and Bayard blocks a reading. The House votes to restore franking privileges for public documents until December.
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Washington, Marcy
Senate
Nevi Vey
Logan
Bayard
House
Jayery
Senate bills and a lobbyists scene at the State House
Special Dispatch reports a Senate agenda with bills from Conklin Baker Knox Corwin and Mc Goodhue touching borrowing powers taxation horses livestock and plat transfers. A Civil War era scene follows with a group of colored men entering the Senate lobby and relaxing on sofas as if legislators.
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CoLumnus
Senate
Onaa
Dth
Corof Eacentk Sasuen Selon
Conklin
Baker
Hocking Valley
Cincinnati
Knox
Corwin
Mc Goodhue
House of Seria
Indiana Senate passes camp meeting bill in reform drive
Special dispatch reports the Indiana Senate approved the Camp-meeting Association bill over the governor's vote. The House bill was postponed by Lt Governor casting vote. Northern Prison Commissioners found state affairs satisfactory and praised the new Board of Directors. A House committee noted clerks paid without work and urged recovery of funds. Republicans push for higher state levy to cover government expenses.
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Daily Times
Indianapolis
Senate
State House
Ennai Ace Treasury
Perio
Train collision injures woman near Oe Hill
Cairo and Vincennes train departing at 5 A M from the station plunged down a embankment near Oe Hill after being struck by a wrecking mishap. A female passenger sustained a slight injury in the incident reported March 2.
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Cano, Int
Cairo
Vincennes
Eight Conservative Senators Take Seats in Louisiana House
New Orleans March 2 The eight Conservative Senators took their seats this morning at the state-house to begin their session and assert their voting strength amid political shifts in the capital.
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New Orleans
State-House
Marine arrival in San Francisco March twenty two
The bark Edward May arrived in San Francisco on March 22 from an unspecified port.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Edward May
Oil market steady with firmer prices reported
Special Dispatches to the Daily Times from Pursucac and nearby markets note oil prices firming and advancing. Parker's Landing opens with a cautious rise as wells show around 1.77 dollars. Philadelphia trade remains very strong with refined crude quoted higher and sales activity steady.
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Daily Times
Pursucac
Parker's
Wells
Philadelphia
Cride
Testimony in Beecher Tilton case details bystander witness
A witness recounts interviews and events surrounding the Beecher Tilton scandal case. He describes meetings at Tilton's home with Mrs Tilton and Mrs Ovington, Beechers supporters and critics, the committee visit, letters discussed, and various calls and witnesses including Tracy, Judge Morse, General Tracy, and others. The account emphasizes alleged conversations about letters and intentions, and the timing of visits and statements.
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New York
Bea ‘W
Riches
Tix Brooks
Eoart-Romin
Francia D.wyers
Kjnte
Mra
Clavat
Drs
Sed Tewal
Allied
Edwart J. Ovington
Joe. L. 16M
Beecher
Ken
Livingstor Street
Beech
Mr. Tilt
Tilton
Elizabeth
Tiltoo
Merchard
Nathan Warder
Eearn
Tracy
Tilton Sega
Poral
Taly
Connects
Slde
Eell
Connecticut
Mont Clair
Mr. Tubbs
Sin Aid
Viser
Tracy Ae
Bob Price
Starra
Tracer
Judge Morse
Aly
Mrs. Tilton
Hill
Ag. Hind
Evarts
Porter
Commodities and Markets From Philadelphia Chicago and Wheat
Markets show mixed activity with Wheat at 1.13 and 1.37 for No 2 and 1.00s. Cotton middling uplands quiet. Flour steady with 19,000 sales. Pork steady around 19.25 for new mess. Lard 14 13-16. Rice and oats listed. Sugar dull. Petroleum refining noted.
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Arket
Milwaukee
Board of Control rejects reappointment of superintendent
The Board of Control rejected Frank Armstrong for the Canirt-louse superintendent post. In the police court this morning Sohn Bauer was charged with obtaining small sums by false pretenses, trial continued to the ith. Workhouse sentences were handed down by Judge Marchant including Jordan for stealing books from a train and others for various offenses. Henry Wilson and Marcus Simonton faced charges with sentences noted, while Col Canwell, the prosecutor, contemplates requesting renewed sentences and possible further action.
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Board‘of Control
Frank Armstrong
Folicé
Taxe Bf Sohn Bauer
Ith
Marchant
Ak Jordan
Cincinnati
Ake
Henry Wilson
1St Race’ Street
Marcus Simonton
Tillshe Thip
Col. Canwell
S Beehars
Alirther
Meeting Notice From Union Text Seeks March 25 Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR shows a union meeting announcement mentioning prayer services and roles for Whittle Tilisa and Lovieville. It notes a brief prayer segment and asks attendees to be present for work, with a meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening, March 25.
Libel Charge Reported in Local Case
A man named Warerrested faced a libel allegation reported yesterday. He was taken to the station and bail was set at 500 dollars for his appearance. Judge Marchant was to rule on the matter with Mr. Ziegler assisting the case.
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Ory
Lea Keek
Hood
Ziegler
Marchant
Adjourning Controversy Delays County Board Actions
The county commissionDelayed by confusion over reappointment and signatures. Frank Armstrong faced questions about authority as Naperville superintendent. Sater refused accountability and blocked votes. The Board shifted to processing a claims schedule to move matters forward.
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Ecane
Sater
Frank Armstrong
Board of Control
Armstrong
Aeven
Huff
Whisky Tax Dispatched Vote Kills Tax Bill in Senate
A private dispatcher reports the whisky tax bill met resistance and was laid on the table by a narrow margin. A second dispatch from Washington on March 2 notes the Senate killed the tax bill for the prevent. Turkodore Stanwood.
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Washington
Courthouse Employees Pay Under Scrutiny at Board
The Board of Control reviews courthouse staffing and wages amid claims of excess pay. A rule allowing previously confirmed employees to draw wages without new claims appears ineffective as January expenditures reached 1625 for janitors 220 for watchmen 252 for firemen and 2400 for messengers. February outlays totaled 1555 44 with 650 for janitors 82 14 for watchmen 216 10 for firemen and 2200 for messengers.
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Board of Control
Hawthorne Society entertains with Merchant of Venice scene
The Hawthorne Literary Society at Vickers Hall presented scenes from the Merchant of Venice with F B Wentworth as Shylock and Aylward as Antonia supported by Brooks as Gratiano. Moss earned praise for Nan the Good for Nothing while the overall program pleased the audience and reflected credit on the Society.
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Hawthorne Literary Society
Vickers’ Hall
Merchant of Venice
F. B. Wentworth
Aylward
Antonia
Brooks
Gratiano
Moss
Nan
Miss Moss
Coroner’s Fees Under Scrutiny by County Solicitor
Cincinnati report questions by County Solicitor on Coroner fees through October 1871. The board notes a $76,430 charge and seeks clarity on “necessary writings” for daily copies, arguing missing documents hinder proper allowances. County Solicitor LW Ges submits remarks. the panel approves the $230 amount in the prior report.
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Board of Control
Ges
County Selicite
Road District 4 gravel bill and county road petition
The board met in regular session and approved bills for February totaling 8,519 with an option to appropriate funds. It authorized Jacob Smith for gravel used on roads in District 4 Fairfield, and set a Hamilton County line road extension from Ross Township toward the line, with viewers Sank Cochran John and Geraldroff nominated.
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Hamilton
Krutenteth
Sank
Cochran
John
Geraldroff
P. Tiller
Tiauilton
CUE
Third Ward Street Fudd
Penne
Ward Street Fond
Ceentral
Law Labia
Pythias Parade and Library Committee Reports
Pythias go to Lebanon on Thursday for a parade and banquet by the Lebanon Lodge in honor of their installation anniversary. The Mage announced February fines totaling 24. The Law Committee favors Lane's Free Library as a circulating library and proposes a committee to draft rules. Health Officers' third annual report to be printed in a local issue. 150 copies to be distributed. Ordinance amending Section 14 to reduce the mayor’s salary to 1000 is passed after suspension of rules. Petition from William Street property owners for a government post on the street discussed. Mayor to notify Heaton of planned improvements or city will proceed in 60 days. Fire Chief and Street Commissioner reports heard. Street Commissioner requests one week more due to illness. Mayor announces hiring of Isaac Reed as civil engineer to map wetlands near the Ravine per prior resolution.
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Pythias
Lebanon
Hon
Reedye
Lane
Freee
Messrs
Reeter
Bide
Schliep
Sebliep
Leon
William Street
Graham
Schale
Mr. Graham
George Irisdort
Isaac Peed
He Ravin
Steins Steepershees and Public Notices in Une Miles Seine
Yesterday in Steins Steers in Une Miles Seine opposing the Vex bill vine Stev aur and fase. A telegram from vne Faquérer pays bin the stewing comoiiment notes the speech by Mr iv svens del Kentucky condemning the injury to laborers in the South. Congratulations to Mardial Rolan and wife on a healthful baby girl. Chancery Court saw no major public matter beyond Laneioe. Boone County met in Burkin electing delegates for the State Convention, division between Carlisle and Williams.
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Steins
Bill Vine
Stev
Kentucky
Mardial Rolan
Chancery Court
Acy
Boone County
Burkin
Te Erane
Gaul
John G. Carlisle
Johan & Williams
Recruiting and civic notes in early Annarbor press
Recruiting is lively at the depot with officers of the Seventeenth and Twentieth Infantry announcing duties and appointments. Local election results show Patchen, Holmes, Mick, and Badger leading in various roles. Short Line depot seen as gateway to Louisville with prices for travel and comments on local sights. Local court actions include fines for petty pilfering and continued cases. School Board reports show funds and new rules. Harriet Morton case backed by committee, remonstrance by Mr. Dr. Merton rejected. Odd Fellows and Turner Hall items noted. government iron shipboat floated for transport to Cincinnati. a child injured by boiling water incident reported.
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Bannacse
Terrecke
Cleveland
Shea
Seventeenth
U.S. 1
Henry Marcote
L Leutenant Vein
Morris
Twentieth United States Infantry
Louisville
Cincinnati
Hewport
Madison and
Sarato
Avai
Alexandria
Hodge
National Dancing Association
Avoen
Beer
Getiler
Mary Keuker
Gill
Jacob Maas
John Creadon
Charles Heitz
Harris Street
Harriet Morton
Merton
Odd Fellows’ Library
Sea Wall
Coleenceras Ceteone
Covington - Kaik Mills
Turner’ Hall
Jacob Bold
Licking
Swift
Cinelay
Entz
Nonmouth Street
Bellevue KY Quiet Election Settles With Few Shifts
In Bellevue Kentucky yesterday the election proceeded quietly with jokes and mud. Results: long term trustees Robson 84 votes and Patchen 88, Griffith 62, Panky 64, Taphorn 66, Clark 66. Robson, Panky and Patchen elected. Short term winner Holmes 93 votes. Clerk Badger 161, French 187. Assessor Chadwick unopposed with 155. Culvert project over Taylors Creek delayed by high water. work to resume when feasible.
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W. H. Robson
G. Mo Patchen
J Griffith
P. W. Panky
Juha Taphorn
Wm. Clark
Robson
Panky
Petchen
Benj. Holmes
Clerk
Samly Badger
Henry French
Barn
Geo. Chadwick
Railway accident near Litchfield injures thirty
A railway accident near Litchfield left thirty persons injured on a March day as reported in local dispatches. The incident disrupted service and prompted emergency responses from local authorities and railway staff.
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Loxpos
Litchfidd
No More Local Option Bill Narrowly Passes
The local option repeal bill was pressed through by the treude manly this morning, tallying 124 to oe. Strong names and the exact vote are partially obscured in the OCR but indicate a decisive passage in favor of repeal.
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Treude Manly
Markets Report Mixed Grain Prices and Commodities
Inland markets show oats and barley dull while wheat holds firm with small gains. Corn mixed, oats steady, rye high. flour and sugar demand fair, pork and whisky firm, receipts and yields listed for March as buyers weigh prices across rail and market centers.
congressional senate debate on various bills and appropriations
Readings on pension bills and military authority dominated a tumultuous session. The House considered the Civil Appropriation bill, the Centennial Exhibition funding, and currency provisions, with amendments, votes, and committee referrals shaping future action.
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Enire
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LE Bristow
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
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Hawthorne Club
Porairie
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Long Star Lodge of
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Bellevue, KY
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Emma Thursby
Cornet
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William Tell
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Atleet
Wood's Theatre
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Successiof
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Meg Merrilees
Macbeth
Henry Will
Stetron
Bera-Hous
Ada Gray Acu Eppene
Union Square Theatre
Wieh
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National Theatre
Sycamore St
United Seabee
Ridaya
Atlantic Wine & Lager Beer Hall
Barnet Hou
Lundine
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F Fine Eienceee
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ST. David's
Prconiss College
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Sancom Filadelphia
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