News from New York and beyond on March 3
A sweep of brief items from The News in New York covers diverse events. Highlights include deaths of A Gill Jr of Columbus and prominent grain operator George Pendleton, legislative moves in Nevada and Alabama, a large Sunbury coopery fire, and $8,000 in silk recovered by New York police. Also noted are canal appropriations, St Patrick festivities in San Francisco, a murder case in Lithgow, and political maneuvering around Tweed Sweeney and Tammany.
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New York
Southern Railroad
Avecom Om. A. Gill, Jr
Columbus
Nevada
Sunbury
Ohio
George Pendleton
Alabama
San Francisco
David
Louisville and
Portland
Nebraska
France
Pat. D
Kannas
J. M
Washington
Mark Moran
Pittsburg
Rand Street
Newport Bridge
Miss Nye
Bellevue
Constantinople
American Board
Joint High Commission
Stafford Northcote
Whce
John Rose
Congress
Henry B. Wall
Treasury
Bancock County
Des Moines
Iowa
Se Party
St. Louis
Vale
United States
Busteed
Eapa
William Reeves
Somerville
Tennessee
Wood
Reeves
Webster
Mass
F. ©. Daniel
Rulers of Gotham and Wire-Working for Success
Tweed, Sweeney and Connolly feature in a compact panel on power, influence and industry notes. The item hints at governance, labor tools, and international intrigue with brief mentions of France and organizational momentum.
France advances into Paris with German troops
The Tribune dispatch reports Smalley telegraphs further details of a grand German advance into Paris. Paris crowds examine German horses and gear, discuss accouterments, and populations dismiss fears of widespread pillage as groundless.
San Francisco Case Involving Mother and Daughter Libel Damages
A San Francisco report notes a mother and daughter facing libel damages with vague references to legal actions and a coroner’s note. The fragment mentions escaped individuals and a connection to Pacific Park, with several unnamed parties and dates obscured by OCR.
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Pacific Parkeneon
Library seeks room for J port pater exhibit
A handwritten note indicates Mr J port pater offers to loan a collection of pictures to the New ark Library Senate for an exhibition. The proposal requests a suitable room with adequate space. Further details about dates or terms are not provided in the fragment.
One Jones Married Her Year? Que Jones Who, Marred He
Fragmentary text shows names Jones and Que Jones with confusion over marriage. No clear event, date, or location available to confirm a factual news item.
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Que Jones
Naval Academy Vacanoes Conference Committees Appointed
The Joint High Commission announces committee appointments for the Naval Academy conference. Key members and tasked duties are listed as part of the formal organizational update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl de Grey
Ripos
Ben of
Grong
Soul Ag
Applicant Failed To Reply After Contact Request
An eccentric wealthy man sought a response from the applicant who did not stop to reply after the contact attempt. The fragment suggests a pending inquiry or follow up action by authorities.
Proposed Judicial Amendments From the State Constitution
The House considered a resolution by Mr. Little to submit constitutional amendments to a vote in October. Proposals include electing one judge per judicial district for five years and allowing the General Assembly to designate additional judges. District courts would be presided over by district judges only after February 1873, with subdivisions of Common Pleas districts redrawn so each county becomes a district. Probate judges face age limitations, and probate matters would move to Common Pleas after a set date. The first election of middivision judges was not fixed. provisions for substituting judges during disability were authorized. The resolution was ordered printed as both houses adjourned until next Tuesday.
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Little
iCommon
Common Pleas Courts
General Assembly
Dayton and‘ Cincinnati Railroad
Dayton, and
Cincinnati Railroad
Secretary of War
United States
Chandler
Elaware River
Philadelphia
Norwalk
Connecticut
Blair
Alton
Missouri River
Mississippi River
Isl
Mérrimac
St. Louis
House
Committee On Finance
Ingersoll
Rey
Connor
Texas
R. Stevenson
Congress
New Hampshire
California
Washburn
Maas
Committee On Claims
Washington
Townsend
Committee On Education and Labor
Gen. C
Howard
Freedmen's Bureau
Wood
New York
Hooper
Mass
Yeas
Graning Conner
Beck
Senate
Kentucky
Kelsey
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Unity in Republican ranks reported in St Louis meeting
Washington University alumni and local Republicans announce unity between Liberal and Radical County Committees forming a unified joint committee. An address to Republican voters is planned, while the Alumni Society held its annual meeting with remarks on national stability followed by a banquet. Fire destroys a residence and dairy five miles from St Louis, with property loss estimated at 8,000 dollars and 150 dollars in small items.
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A and Ican
Iso Aberal
Lit
I _riederich
County
Washington ‘University
Alumni Society of
Washington University
Mae Hace
Louis
St. Louis
Senate Credentials and Legislation in Fortieth Congress
The Forty-first Congress proceedings note credentials for Henry Cooper and J R West, a Georgia remonstrance against Blodgett, and several measures. House duties on Southern railroads, government buildings at Parkersburg and Leavenworth, and income tax aspects are discussed. Budget deficits and post office costs are debated as the Deficiency Appropriation bill moves.
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Henry Cooper
Tennessee
J. R. West
Louisiana
Oo Price
Brownlow
House
Hill
Georgia
Heiri
Morrill
Vermont
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Leavenworth
Kansas
Scott
Penn
Senate
Viainnati Southern Railroad
Davis
Kentucky
Howe
Wis
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Casbserly
Cal
Cele
Edmunds
Hough
Felows
Wilson
Mass
Tenn University
Riverland Harbor
Committee On Commerce
Laughing Children and Cheerful Health in Magazine Insight
The excerpt extols laughing children and cheerful temperaments as healthier for body and mind than morose, irritable behavior. It praises bright morning joy, urged gentleness, affection, and the uplifting effect of a pleasant household, noting sadness and excessive grief harm digestion and well-being.
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Birds
Lazy Bone
Anton
Oliver Oplic
Truthful George and His Dog Fido
A Detroit Advertiser tale recounts a young man who deceives a governor by claiming his dog Fido can talk. He receives $10 then $15, but after the scam unravels the governor humorously approves the ruse and offers more, advising secrecy from the mother.
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George
Fido
Detroit Advertiser
America
Vermar
Fileshal
Emperor and Empress Enter Paris with Troops
Versialles March 1 The Emperor and Empress returned from Longtrampes after inspecting 30 000 strong Sixth and Elevgith-Prodsian and First Bavarian Corps The advance entered Paris at eight oclock amid no disturbance Paris agitated barricades rose in northern and eastern faubourgs The Governor said only a number of National Guards and line troops could interpose between Germans and populace The German Parliament meeting has been postponed to March 20 Also notes on an American telescope maker and a comic masquerade mishap in Oswego and Dublin news briefs.
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Paris
Longtrampes
Parliam Lonpes
Early Navigation Prospects Amid Severe Wisconsin Storms
Rail service across Wisconsin and Minnesota disrupted by week of heavy rains and floods. Waterlogged tracks and washed-out culverts halted trains on lines including Milwaukee and St Paul and La Crosse routes. Winona and Lacrosse rails reported four feet under water in places, with widespread damage delaying resumed transport.
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la Grasse
Wis
Wiconsin
Minnesota
LaCrosse
Milwaukee and
St. Paulus
Winona
Market notes and shipping details in a compact report
The item notes March 1 contract loading of four ships to load wheat for Europe amid season receipts totaling 4,410,000 c against 5,500 last year. It mentions strong bull movement in stocks, dealers burned, Crown Point at 65, Belcher at 24, and anticipates a rapid market reaction. It also reports the Great Republic carrying a limited Chinese and eleven cabin passengers to Japan and China, with the Japanese crew rescued by Anna W. Small and sent back. the ship carried $520,000 in treasure.
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Bax Fragnico
Europe
Crown Point
Belcher
Great Republic
Japan
China
Anna W. Small
German Entigine Peaceful Entry Reported in Paris
Official dispatch from Washington dated March 2 29 42 describes the German entry into Paris as peaceful and quiet with all city life reported as quiet. The note is signed Washington.
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Paris
Ashington
Parn
To. A. M. Serretary Firs
Washington
Fire at Hastings Yesterday Blazes Through Frame Structures
Minnesota reported a fire in Hastings yesterday causing extensive frame-building losses. The damaging blaze, described as involving several structures, left property losses estimated around $50,000 with much of it of little value to detractors. St. Patt and Mavs were noted in early mentions.
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Hastings
St. Patt
Mavs
Monetary market report with bond and gold standings
Markets show strong activity in certain sectors led by Northwestern while governments stay steady. State bonds dull, Tennessee bonds firm. gold sits around 1101 with bids totaling about three and a half million dollars and awards expected for a million at 11079-1109.100. Major rail and corporate bonds list as shown with varied yields across firms.
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Ae Newre
Ecks
Northwestern
Tennessee
Western
Union Telegraph
Pacific Mail
Adams Express
Wells, ‘Fargo & Co
United States
New York Central
Scti
Erie
Eas
Lake
Shore
Cleveland & Columbus
Rockisan
St Paul
Wabash
Wayne
Ininetcen
Latest Markets by Telegraph St Loos March
Markets report firm flour and unchanged wheat at 150 dollars per prime red. Corn improves to around 40 cents for mixed, oats dull at 53 54 cents, mixed in sacks. Barley quiet No 3 spring about 3 1/3 cents, rye easier near 8 cents. Pork dull at 21 75 cash and 22 for side, page meat bacon only. hogs lower to 6 7 dollars, receipts 493.
Tar-exhibition at Presbyterian Church Loveland Tomorrow Night
The program promises a great sale of the Morning Leader at the Presbyterian Church in Loveland tomorrow night with a report that the Morning Leader has changed hands to 8 B. W. McLean, former business manager and joint Enquirer proprietor. Rumors question whether it becomes a Pendleton or Hendricks organ.
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Presbyterian Church
Loveland
B. W. McLean
The
Enquirer
Pendleton
Hendricks
Express Train Schedules and Routes Across Cities
A fragmentary timetable shows various trains and routes including Weerrast Morning Express, Evening Express, and connections to Cincinnati, Louisville, Marietta, and Baltimore. It lists depots on Plum Street, Pearl Street, and other hubs with daily, except Sunday, and specific departure times around morning and evening hours.
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BRIE
Atlantic
Little
Miami
Peland
Cincinnati
Saneavents A. B. Shidbeesibenaae
PAN Randle
Thing Express
Fs FM
Sesenasoctepianse
Xtteburg
N. X. Express
A. Louisvilee
Ncena7
SMORT
Bouthern
Bouithers ‘Mail
Marietta
Plum Street
IP RAINS Run To And From Cincinnati
IP RAINS journey involves travel to Cincinnati and back with brief stops and collective movement noted in the itinerary. No additional names, dates, or organizations are provided to expand the event or context.
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Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Times
Republican Political Unity
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Great Telescope
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New York City
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Péter Cooper
New York Sun
Alvan Clark
Boston
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Dublin
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Lovesvillia Morning Mail
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Murray Lanman
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PH McCracken
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
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Main Street
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John Holland
Sige Iedareseiss
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