Unclear historical note on rebel leaders and loan request
Fragmentary report mentions Vara Cauz on February 26 and Havana on March 3. A steamer leaving Vera Cruz is described with rebel leaders, a requested loan of 900000 dollars from capital merchants, and a Stichemie at President Lerdo's residence on Washington's birthday attended by the President and diplomatic corps for an elite gathering.
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Vara Cauz
Havana
Vera Crus
Lerdo
Peaster
Washington
Legatons
Hodge In Combines Oath Report Confronts John Sereet
A report from the convention records Hodge’s oath and a charge raised by Mr. John Sereet. The document notes the session and the actions taken, reflecting the dispute within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodge
John Sereet
Revival and church shifts in Britain and America face new challenges
The report recalls clergy relocations from Episcopal to Roman Catholic ranks and notes a growing revival across churches. It highlights Rev W H Mubura, the blind preacher, and Rev Mr all in Pawtucket, praising a Boston Italian Catholic dedication to St Leonard of Port Maurice. It also cites 60,000 converts in Tianey district, revival intelligence, and a convention in Georgia to discuss colored members. Population estimates by statistics expert compare Christian and non Christian rulers, while Liverpool advances plans for extension funds.
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Mr. All
Pawtucket, R. I
Episcopal Church
Bishop White
British India
Church of Magland
Tianey
Boston
Italien Catholice
St. Leonard of
Port Maurice
Guanes
Georgia
Princeton College
Globe
President's Course Toward Belknap Evidence Attacked
Washington dispatch reports the President’s determined stance to keep Belknap before the courts and punish the guilty cabinet member. It notes opposition charges and Democratic tactics to frame Belknap’s alleged money ties as an issue, while House committees push budget bills and contest information sources.
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Wasuincron
March
Som
Fom Gotesael
Cherzes Belknap
Marsh Rt
Pierrepont
Belknap
House Committee
House
Ate
Clymer
West
Belkpep
Post
New Hampshire
Elkaap
Campaig
Official Notice On Senate First Sitting And Religion
An official notice informs Senators-elect to meet on the 7th to fix an order of the day for the first Senate sitting. A similar notice was received March 4. The Vatican will not protest the article on religious tolerance in the new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med Oe
Gee Ee
Senate
Thea
Vatican
Washington
Balke
Interesting Proceedings In Ohio General Assembly Today
A Cincinnati Times dispatch reports March 4 from Cosnumava Ohio on House efforts to block a witness attendance bill tied to the Ottewef County Treasury defalcation. Minority obstruction failed as Democrats united to oppose suspending rules, while Senate actions included a remonstrance against a local overn overseer bill and petitions from Hartwell and Delhi Township residents. The Senate also approved bonds for Clermont County and signed a justice act, with routine committee work ahead on Temperance and railroad reporting.
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General Assembly
Scion- Serpecia
Cincineati Times
Coznumava
Ottewef
Howland
House
Sknate
Trout Ohn Simpkinson
Cincinnati
Delhi Township
Sach
Ae Potas
Hesw Tuckey
James
Skardor
Hartwell
McConnellsville
Reneed
Senate
Clermont County
Ee “Meuser
Temperance
Carnahan
Shee Ale
Wiltsee
Court Martial Reports Disciplinary Acts At Philadelphia Post
The record details a court martial involving Geo T Robinson of Bas ket bake dees and A A Armes with findings of conduct unbecoming and obscene exhibition. The sentence includes forfeiture of pay and allowances and publication of punishment. Zee Sherman heads the court.
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Cutcage
Geo. T. Robinson
Basket Bake
Court Town
Carey
Philadelphia
St. Ausorne
Aisin
Zee Sherman
Tae
Armes
Unreadable OCR Fragment Hints At Financial Totals
Fragmentary text shows numbers and references to American Express and New York along with scattered place names. Total amount appears as 167,000 but the fragment lacks clear context or factual events to define a coherent news item.
Court records and verdicts in county cases
The document itemizes civil and criminal proceedings before Judge Cox and Judge Burnet. It notes a civil suit where plaintiff won $756, and several criminal cases including a rape attempt, an axeant case, and a petit larceny involving cigars.
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John Lipps
Enghier
Moraine
Baker-- Cane
Wallon
Alex. Lowman
Geo W. McAlpin
Ork
Prosect at the Wack on Colum bia avenue verdict
The report notes the city had no control over the work on Columbia Avenue and was not directly responsible for the damages. A verdict was rendered in a case involving Waban, Caldwell, and Peck, with the court addressing the conduct and parties in dispute.
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Michael Fasn
Cees Canal
Sng
Jiarleman Va. Rixon, & Co
Pleintilf
Wack
Columbia Avenue
Caldwell
Court notes and verdicts in Indiana cases summarized
A fragmentary court summary from Indiana reports covers civil actions and judgments. It lists plaintiffs and defendants including Steptoe, McFarhed, and Webster, with balances due and judgments ranging from several hundred dollars to $667 39 and $560 12. Several motions and demurrers are noted as overruled or granted, with various cases continued or adjourned.
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Jacob
H. Jong
Sheriff's Office
Willi
Steptoe
McFar
John Banton
Sotack Meee
Farwick
Webster
John Berger
Eli
Charles Dell
William Hagen
Dunn
Earls Court
Schrock
Angepiiger
Wosteadeni
D W
Aja
Ana G
Pienner
George W. ‘Barnett
Tyler ‘Walters
O'Brian
Job
Wenmto
Mirtzer
Pater
Cage & Becision
Bealer
Theraualoet
Weel Latesen
Fraud in veteran headstone fund disclosed in New York
In New York on March 4 a Washington source states the Committee on Pictures in the Spanion War Departments has evidence that other post traderships besides Fort Sill were sold for five hundred to twenty five hundred dollars a year and an outrageous fraud was unearthed in the disbursement of the one billion dollars appropriated by Congress for graves of Union soldiers.
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New York
Washington
Blackburn
War Departments
Fort Sill
Congress
Committee Deliberates as DC Pool Probe Opens
An early March meeting of the committee investigating the alleged pool in the District of Columbia heard Kilbourn of Kilbourn Latta deny the committee’s right to compel production of the firm’s books. Degen argues on behalf of the witness, signaling a contentious start to the inquiry.
Port List and river scene at Evansville March 4
Ships and barges move along the Monongahela and Ohio as river traffic resumes at Evansville. The Phillipe with 45,000 bushels of coke departs for Wheeling, Commodore Kouatz ferryboat expected later, Mary Houston, Glasgow, Fawn and others scheduled from Cincinnati to various destinations. Weather clear, river at 144 feet and falling, with two trips likely to load at Harmony.
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Emong Hot Coy
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kouatz
Aree
Freedom
Phillipe
Wheeling
Exansville
Mary Houston
New Orleans
Glasgow
Fawn
Louisville
Bilverthorn
Noahville
Peytona
Barres
Arkansas Bellé
Cairo
Andy Baum
Memphis
Cincinnati Neon
H.S. Turner
Cincin Pati
Sonia
Tae -H. B. Turner
Debates Over Hawaiian Treaty Move Through House Session
March 4 session shows House members debating the Hawaiian treaty with remarks by Hale, Reneall, Ward, and Woodworth. The discussion touches on amendments, committee action, and terms of service for long anchors, ending with the House adjourning.
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HOUSE
Poe
Wood
New York
Bat
Hale
Sayler
Walian Uestien
Ward
Woodworth
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Ind
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