Saloon Crusade and Church Prayer Meetings Report
The article details resolu tions signed by twelve leaders from the U B Church and Rev Shuey as a prayer crusade unfolds from Saturday into Monday. Nine teen men pledge total abstinence while some saloon keepers resist. It notes pledges by draggists, expectations of further ladies’ efforts, and government liquor revenue curiosity from February raids. It also covers the Dayton and Southern Railroad board meeting and release efforts on old road-beds, with Col N Yeoman presiding.
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Daily Times
Guild
Live Stock Exchange
West Dayton
Alexander Mack
Alex
Mack
Ladies of
Condon
Madison County
Dayton
Main Street Baptist Church
N. Sowers
U. B
Phe
Stout, Mills & Ee Ee En Eee
Pledge Of Affection Leads To Courtroom Confrontation
In Chillicothe, J T Wallace faced charges in police court over a disputed ring and a pawn loan to Lydia from Little Miami depot. The case stems from a man’s alleged false pretenses regarding a ring and a chain, with Wallace held for further hearing at the Court of Common Pleas while vowing to make amends to Lydia. A jail letter from Lydia alleges coercion and financial ruin, detailing threats and a plea for support and escape from a difficult situation.
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J. T. Wallace
Lydialachanan
Chil- Hicothe
Lydia
Joan
Miami
Chillicothe
Ciy
Wallace
Court of Common Pleas
Pojese
Lidia
Lyon
Lilia
Jake
Billy Jones
Wood
Cottpersville
Wensday
Burnet Woods lease inquiry yields limited new details
The Investigating Committee on the Burnet Woods lease wrapped up with few fresh facts. Witnesses testified about timing of payments and denied payments or undue influence, noting doubts about money influencing council votes and recalling multiple interviews with key figures. The committee adjourned after Jones Bodager did not appear.
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Burnet Woods
Faots
Josiah L. Keck
Ryan
Keck
Council
Cook
Mr. Cook
Burnet
Groesbeck
Keaho
Barnet
Mr. Handy
Tevet
Handy
von Seggern
Kahn
Fils
Tie
Bente
Board of Aldermen
Alexander Negre
City Governoent
Barnet Woods
A. B. Ratterman
Aug
Jone Bodagger
Meeting of Two Churches Proposed in Brook
A movement in Brook aims to find a common ground where both churches meet without losing identity. Aimed for tomorrow evening, the effort seeks a liberal and catholic approach, honoring church doctrines while avoiding sensationalism. Dr Porteous said he supported the idea in principle.
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Brookthis
Porteous
Weather Summary for Upper Region and Surrounding Areas
Light rain gives way to clouds and cooler conditions with increasing calm, as a weather system exits to the southeast. In Iowa and Missouri generally clear with a low of in the 30s, then gradually spreading to the Lower Region, Ohio Valley and Tennessee as the Mississippi River area remains unsettled but trends toward clearing.
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Iowa
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Tennesate
Perth
Gollenin Eontain
O River
River News Dispatches From March Fourth Harbors Report
Special Dispatches describe river movements, steamer arrivals, and cargo activity at Portsmouth, Cairo, Louisville, Memphis, and Cincinnati. Boats like Mollie Ebert and Skiliinger run routes, with river levels, wind conditions, and near-shore landings noted, alongside temperance reports from Xenia and nearby towns.
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G . Browneville
Mollie Ebert
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Skiliinger
Alice
Memphis
Mollie
Pitesburg
Pleetwood
Eta
Aos
Portsmouth
Aris Fa
Bostona
New York Lady Plans Secret Party Gone Astray
A New York woman hosted a private gathering described as a colored event. The plan aimed to surprise guests and included a mix of social interactions, with attendees arriving via a specific avenue. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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New York
Aseer
Foy
Ahs Gatters
Iuview Gl Avenue
Dancing that meets on Saturday sow
A fragmented note describes a Saturday gathering in New York with uncertain phrasing about a dance and a beverage item. The readable text hints at social plans but lacks clear names or locations to confirm specifics.
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New York
Senate debate on proposed prohibitory liquor legislation
The senate debated a joint resolution to provide for state control of liquor, with discussion on constitutional validity and the measure's desirability. References to a prohibition proposal, committee referrals, and ongoing arguments from yesterday are noted as the session continued.
Corcoran Offers Loan to Georgetown Teachers
Washington dispatch reports W W Corcoran offers to loan Georgetown white school teachers one month's salary on their notes without interest until five months of salaries are paid by District authorities Meanwhile Chief Justice Waite took the oath of office in the Supreme Court Chamber Gen Butler signs bill defending officers of registration and judges of election who may be indicted in the United States The President of the United States notes a potential split in the Republican party over Simonds appointment in Houston and Massachusetts politics.
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Corcoran
Maryland
The
Daily Times
Washington
United States
Justicn Waite
Supreme Court
Buuler
Simimods
Huston
Massachusetts
Gaines vs Cushing libel case filed in Washington
The March 4 Washington dispatch reports Mire Gaines sues Caleb Cushing for libel seeking $21,000 in damages over a tenored charge. The complaint accuses Cushing of making wanton and grossly malicious accusations against Gaines in connection with political or personal remarks.
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Caleb Cushing
Caiman Core
Cushing
Constrictor Bill Faces House Debate In Columbus
Special Dispatch reports March 4 that petitions from numerous Columbus citizens opposed a plate modification to protect livery stables and scalping measures, while others urged delaying the Miller’s Board and railroad interference bills. The General Appropriation bill discussion continued with Archer aiming to refer to a single- member committee for amendments.
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Gordon—Fram
Theodore Staseal
Teantonsee
Meitman
Columbus
Singem
Miller's Board of
Archer
Street Fight In Jackson Involves Legislators and Arrests
Special Dispatch reports in Jackson that Mississippi legislators Thompson and Lowndes clashed publicly amid tensions with officers. In Paola near Mississippi, Jake Carter was killed by two officers during an attempted arrest on Sunday morning.
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The
Daily Times
Menonis
Thompson and Lowndes
Mississippi
Jackson
Jake Carter
Papola
Miss
Disabled Steamers at Queens town
Weather disrupted steamship service as vessels from Hamburg and Antwerp diverted to Queenstown. Cia from Hamburg and a cedederland from Antwerp arrived with cargo shifts and missing boats while one ship’s wrecked beats hindered operations near Philadelphia.
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Loxpox
Eee
CIA
Hamburg
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Independent State Convention called for Salem Oregon
A call has been issued for an Independent State Convention to meet in Salem Oregon on April It describes ongoing investigation into a senatorial election bribery case in Sacramento with new facts elicited.
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San Francisco
Salem
Oregon
Sacramento
Oil market activity shows weakness across cities
Special dispatch reports crude prices broadly weak with refined oil steady in some hubs. New York closes with crude around 75 to 7 1/ Most markets list dull or quiet conditions with refined oil near 51 to 52.
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Pirresure
Criade
Gener Lanaling
Bia Ciy
Titusville
Philadelphia
New York
Suspicious Ledgers Case Involving Two Men
Last evening around 8 officer Dela pry brought two men to the Tenth District Station on suspicions of lodging as strangers. A search found numerous silver items including teaspoons, tablespoons, a silver batter-knife, two new pocket-knives, a gold bracelet, a seal ring, a pocket-book, and various small jewelry. The men were identified as Lewis and Jones Moore. The case was not proceeded with in Police Court this morning. Goods remain at Col. Daylor's office.
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Dela Pry
Lodznie
Weirsel
Lewis
Jones
Moore
H.G
Col. Daylor
Ellen Moore Infanticide Allegation At Police Court
Ellen Moore, a young colored woman, appeared before the Police Court on a charge of killing her newborn about six weeks ago at Locket. Maley testified the child was full grown and healthy when found, suggesting suffocation as the cause. The defense argued ignorance. the case may go to the Court of Common Pleas with bail set at $600.
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Ellen
Dect
Abother Case of Alleged Seduction and Abortion
In Police Court Dr Samuel Crady faced charges of inducing an abortion on Miss Leisure, a Fulton resident formerly living with her mother. The case traces to a September 1873 intimacy, a prescription, and a later hospital stay for the patient. A warrant was issued, bail set at $2,000, and the matter was postponed for further court action.
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Samuel Crady
Seventh Street
Broadway
Fulton
Uist
Tee Eager
Daetor
Raton
Cincinnati Hospital
Npr
Montis’ Frotas
Bee
Marebsnt
Welch
Tor
Women enfranchisement debate at Constitutional Convention
A historical report discusses the push for women’s suffrage at the Constitutional Convention. It describes male opposition, campaign to amend the state constitution, and calls for women to attend the afternoon session to hear arguments for and against granting women the vote.
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Nak
Directors elect new Infirmary Matron and Superintendent
Directors yesterday elected Mrs Fried al ciomsts Matron of the Infirmary and a mass salary for the new Superintendent. The appointees include Jonas Andrew Planitz engineer Henry Feig German John Bayer Walter John Piteyattick Choir J. T. Robinson, Laird Michael McDonnell, assistant William Daniel Jakes gardener and farm cell.
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Mra
Friedal
Lancer
Superinteridat
Avpid Ataatems
Jonas Andrew Planitz
Henryy Feig
Greman
John Bayer
Walter
John Piteyattick
J. TE. Robinson
Laieman
Michael McDonnell
William Daniel Jakes
Hog Purchase Dispute Faces Superior Court
In a controversy before Judge Tilden Jacob Kaufman sues McNait and Noss et al over a 1869 hog transaction. The central issue is whether Kaufman is entitled to recover $2,000 paid for hogs the defendants claim were rescinded. The case names Edward as counsel for the plaintiff.
COMMON PLEAS DIVORCE AND ALIMONY APPLICATIONS
In Common Pleas court, divorce actions arise with claims of abandonment and adultery. A husband’s alleged absence after acts of the marriage and a wife seeking alimony are noted. Separate cases include a divorce for desertion and an alimony application in a seven year marriage where the husband allegedly left last September. Courts rule on admissibility of indictments and pleas in related manslaughter proceedings.
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Brown
Stephen
Dutia Cole
Daniel Young
M. L. Bedhwillee
Incident of the Crusade at Eaton
A private letter from Eaton Preble County describes a rain soaked day during a protest at a saloon scene. Citizens gathered before the building singing and praying while saloon keepers face mounting pressure and are expected to yield in days ahead.
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Eaton
Preble County
Waleon
Court Sessions Report From March Court
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times notes James A. Clit found guilty of horse stealing in Cowman Vvas Court. A motion for a new trial was filed. In Blair et al versus Ep Blair the court overruled the demurrer. The coroner held an inquest on Guy McNeely, who died from injuries suffered in the paper mill explosion on Sunday.
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Daily Times
Hasnrex
James’a. Clit
Cowman Vvas
Kutler
Asao
Blair
Coroger
Guy McNeely
Paperisill
Satunday
Carpenter Speaking House Affairs Special Dispatch to Daily Times
The Senate passed over informally the Centennial Bill to enable Senator Carpenter to speak in favor of his bill ordering a new election in Louisiana. Mr Garfield expects to call up the Louisiana live preparation bill tomorrow. The House, is ad the bill relative to cheap transportation.
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Carpenter
Daily Times
Wastencros
Senate
Louisiana
Garfield
House
National Spirit Rouses Spain in Carlist War Effort
In Mathin on March 4 reports say Carlist successes stirred national resolve. People aid the government with money and clothing, theatres fundraise, and telegrams from provinces promise support. Bilboa reports bombardment continues with about two hundred shells launched daily.
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Bilbos
Rien i Rilnoa
Medical writer Forbes Winslow Dies in March Loxpox
In March a medical author and writer Forbes Winslow is reported dead. The text notes his prominence and mentions a political note about the Speaker of the House of Commons, Mr Brand, to be re-elected unanimously in the new House.
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Cei
Forbes Winslow
Mr. Brand
House of Commons
Inaugural Anniversary Banquet Invitations Issued
Germany Berlin March 4 United States Minister Mr Bancroft issues invitations for a grand banquet today to mark the anniversary of rest. The event honors the longstanding relations and diplomatic ties between the United States and Germany with officials and guests expected.
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Bancroft
United States
Cuba Telegram Reports Espedier Killed in Action
Dispatches from Havana report the death of an officer named Espeder in Cuba. Telegrams claim the body was located in Tiago de Unbs with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Cespeder
Lariek el Aris
Attalion
Tiago de
Te-Bey's Proceedings Before the Cam imattiee
March 4 session of the Ways and Means Committee heard Chairman pro tempore regarding moiety law changes. Mr Jayne testified to seizure laws and rewards, urging the present system. Debate included Board of Trade concerns on seizures and moieties. further discussion awaited.
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Ways and Means
Paras
Jayne
Setres
Board of ‘Trade
Olleeta
Contre t Struggle Draws Sharp Contrest at Meeting
March 4 Bland C reports a tense session as Lake Shore and Atlantic interest clash over contest results. The Lake Shore advocates claim advantage while gate counts and director lists spark negotiations. Morning discussions focus on management changes and potential reevaluation of ballots.
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Ck Tae
eMien Rie
Fire damages East Boston freight sheds
A March 4 fire at the Eastern Railroad freight sheds in East Boston drew a general alarm as firefighters from other districts battled flames. The blaze is under control with heavy losses. the Eastern Railroad Company faces about 60,000 dollars uninsured, and a train of twenty loaded freight cars burned.
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Boston
Eastern Railroad
East Boston
Eastern Railroad Company
Andir
Brea
Tariff Agreement Sets Freight Rates Chicago to San Francisco
In March 4, freight agents of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads agree on a new tariff for shipping goods between Chicago and San Francisco. The rates are lower than the previous schedule and aim to attract Pacific Mail steamship traffic. The division of freight profits among the lines depends on their contribution to shipments.
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CHICA
Freivat
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
San Jrancisco
Chicago
San Francisco
Ite
Pacific Mail Sicsu Tip
Murder Charge Against James C. King Arises in Six Dagger Case
A messy clipping reports James C. King charged with the murder of Neill, with six suspects or instruments involved. The filing notes the case opened today in court with scant details.
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James C. King
Neill
Ana Diwiet Aitorse J
Unclear fragment hints at bank theft inquiry in Hhareispure
Fragmentary report mentions an Investigating Committee and a proposed inquiry into alleged theft of money from banks in March. Names appear garbled, with references to Kreter and Mick and a Legislature related context.
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Hhareispure
Ian Mick
Kreter
Ian
Inauguration Day in Maryland Celebrates Gov Groome
James B. Groome was inaugurated Governor of Maryland today in Annapolis. The ceremony marked the start of his term as state leader amid regional celebrations and civic pageantry.
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Fation
Maryland
Abnapolie, Mp
James B. Groome
Govérvor
Court Bill Filed in Chancery by Michigan Man
United States Court records show John Hiveesen of Michigan filing a bill in Chancery against MW and Charles P. Hansam of Decatur for injunctive relief. The document cites alleged infringements and seeks further court action to prevent ongoing offenses.
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United States Court
John Hiveesen
Michigan
Bill
Charles P. Hansam
Decatur
Ohio Convention Revises Preamble and Bill of Rights
The Ohio constitutional convention reconvened to address the preamble substitute by Waddie of Harron and to ratify the new preamble praising Almighty God. Parliamentary debate followed with Baker of Franklin offering a lengthy reply and Watson demanding a division. The committee preamble was rejected and the adopted text proclaims gratitude to God and the establishment of the Constitution. The session then moved to Section 5 of the Bill of Rights, confirming the right to trial by jury as a foundational provision.
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Pond
Morgan
King
Waddie
Harron
Ohio
Baker
Franklin
Mesers
Page
Foran
Cook
Watson
State of
Assault by 3 Dangerous Man at Police Court
Joseph Yeager a 28 year old German faced Police Court on charges of assaulting a milk boy, attempting robbery. Witnesses described a brutal attack and threats to beat the boy, leading to a request for bonds and possible life protection. The court weighed public safety against Yeager’s release.
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Joseph Yeager
C. Duntewann
H. and D. Railroad
Duntewann
Ouse
Penzance
Eke
Cane
Docket Highlights Pawnshop Case and Dismissed Charge
The Police Court docket this morning included a pawnbroker case about receiving stolen goods and a dismissal for Henry Eckert. The fragmented text also references Teresa and a cutting incident, with mentions of Aces in Cainabell and Martines pawnbroker.
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Cainabell
Mary Chai
Ted
Vane
Martines Pawnbroker
Henry Eckert
Rowecam
Clark
Teresa
Oakley Citizens Plan Building Project at Meeting
At a Oakley meeting in the hall citizens discussed erecting a suitable building for community purposes. Subscriptions totaling about $1,000 were secured with seven shares taken immediately. A lot 50 by 100 feet was pledged by Wm., serving as capital to guarantee success. Subscribers included R.T. Coverdale Alfred White and Henry W. Taylor. A committee on funds and a committee on plan were named to solicit proposals and report at the next meeting Saturday evening.
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Oakley
R.T. Coverdale
Alfred White
Henry W. Taylor
Newman
Atomas
Parrin
Tanner
Saiton
Debate on marriage and happiness in country life
A letter to the Daily Tomas discusses domestic wishes and women’s roles, arguing that modest wealth and servants justify a fulfilled life. The writer favors country living for simplicity, books, flowers, and quieter companionship over city life, while stressing the value of female discretion and mutual respect. Paola, canane, 3, February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Tomas
Paola
Canane
Fragmentary NY Herald tale about political figures and deals
Disjointed excerpts reference W.8 Grose k of Cincinnati and Burnet Woods, noting a political figure who funded a favorable lease and possible investigations. The text shows incomplete phrases about money, contracts, and an engineer’s statements, highlighting a contentious political network without clear conclusions.
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Mey
Country Life
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