Proresors March 5 River Rises and Voyages
Weather cloudy and cool as river rises to nine feet two inches. Cincinnati and St Louis departures noted with boats and mails by Proresors line. Freight on the wharf quiet. arrivals include Indiana and Alton with further orders for Nashville and St Louis.
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Charlie McDonald
R. W. Byte
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Sherlock
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Market Roundup from Burrato to Chicago
Markets report across Burrato, Milwaukey, Peoria, to Chicago with wheat firm at various bids, corn and oats mixed or steady, rye quiet, and provisions futures trading. Prices named include No 2 wheat around 122 to 169 and corn around 57 to 62 cents, with oats near 43 to 48 cents and lard and pork product quotes noted.
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Oates
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Dernort
New York
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Seti Troods
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Park
California
Lauaian
Louisiana
Oil Market Quiet Amid Mixed Trade Across Cities
Special Dispatch reports a quiet oil market on March 5 with weak prices in Oil City at 19 1/2 cents, small sales in Fireville, and dull crude trades around 5,000 barrels. Buyers bid 6 1/2 cents for crude, refined at 15 1/2 cents. conditions unchanged as settlements wrap.
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The
Daily Times
Friends of Inquiry debate whisky war merits this evening
Local group Friends of Inquiry holds a discussion on the merits of the women's whisky war this evening, presenting viewpoints and inviting community participation.
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Friends of Inquiry
Suffrage in the Convention Draws Delegations
Ladies from Columbus Chillicothe and other areas plan to attend the Constitutional Convention this week as discussions on woman suffrage proceed. Delegations will inquire about aims and arguments, seeking to learn how the convention may address the issue in the upcoming days.
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Columbus
Cleo Chillicothe
Akren
Police Court Docket Reported 19 New Cases
Police Court this morning listed 19 new cases including grand larceny petit larceny assault and battery disorderly conduct obstructing sidewalk abusing family drunkenness and related offenses. Dennis Fields charged with unspecified offense. bail set. case continued to next Wednesday. Charles Nichols received $10 and costs after assaulting Joseph Kelley. John Davis larceny witness Einstein case noted. ighan a drag driver fined $10 for abusing his wife.
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Charles Nichols
Joseph Kelley
John Davis
Einstein
4Ighan
Federal Session Fights Over Bond Bill in City
Special Dispatch reports March 7 proceedings in the House. Local bills under consideration fill the afternoon, with a crowded lobby from across the state. Paxton of Cincinnati argues for a million-dollar bond bill before Miller's Municipal Corporation Committee as the Board of Construction bill stalls on the five districts amendment.
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Daily Times
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Paxton
Cincinnati
Miller
Municipal Corporation Committee
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Wafety System and Lake Pilots Hearings in March Session
The March session of the House Committee on Ways and Means featured William E. Dodge recounting a $271,000 compromise paid by Phelps, Dodge & Co., and detailing treatment by Jayne and other officials. The Philadelphia Board of Trade urged Congress to clarify confusing customs laws and to curb moral hazards in regulation. A joint Select Committee discussed revenue disbursements over three years and school fund overdrafts, while reconsideration moved toward restoring posting prices and free county mail circulation for weekly papers.
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America
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Thane
Amendment to Bill of Rights debate in afternoon session
The convention discussed amending the fourth section of the Bill of Rights to define offenses by law and jury trial. Mr Deall proposed inserting after may the phrase inferior class of offenses, prompting debate and a recorded vote of 13 to 3 in favor.
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Britt Held for Theft From Local Rubber Firm
Petet H Britt, late book keeper for Bart and Hickcox rubber dealers on Fourth Street, was brought to the city from Greensbury Indiana on a requisition for arrest. He fled the firm with between $12,000 and $15,000. The Grand Jury previously returned a true bill. He is held in the County Jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Hickcox
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Greensbury
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Exo
Britt
Vasquez Gang Sails to Mexico on Steamship Constitution
San Francisco reports brigand Tiburcio Vasquez and part of his gang sailed for Mexico aboard the Constitution yesterday. The note hints at ongoing legal contests between local figures David Scannell and F. E. Whitey, with a forthcoming election and related proceedings shaping city affairs.
Escape leads to discharge for Mollie Holbrook
A Hamilton Ontario dispatch reports Mollie Holbrook, charged with stealing $20,000 in ice, escaped custody by leaping from a train and seeking police protection. She was brought before a magistrate and discharged as she could not be detained.
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New York
Hamilton
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Mollie Holbrook
Newedicee
Magis
Native migrants prove worth through toil and perseverance
A colonial voice lauds two Canadian migrants who arrived poor and landless, worked hard on cotton land, bought property on credit, built homes and outbuildings, planted fruit trees and vineyards, and now prosper as respected, healthy citizens with no debts due. Their integrity and steadfast labor, the author argues, embody the ideal immigrant adapted to South Carolina.
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Eli- Scorckinan
Canada
Emery
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Columbia
Phrnix
Actress Ada M WN Dies From Hydrophobia After Poodle Bite
New York reports the actress Ada M WN died today from hydrophobia following a poodle bite two weeks earlier. Separately an auction offers a $1,000,000 fastivee seat gold with twenty bids totaling $4,197,500.
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New York
Ada M. WN
The Fly Poison Resolve Ended in Reform School Discipline
A Michigan youth Samuel aged name not given faced harsh punishment after refusing to churn chores. His mother found him with fly poison and administered a severe corrective regimen including emetic pills and laudanum to deter disobedience, leaving readers unsettled by domestic discipline in a stern colonial tone.
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Famine Despair in Calcutta Reports Rising Refugee Pressure
Dispatches from Calcutta describe severe famine across Eastern Tishost with growing distress among the famine-stricken. In one village, four days saw many deaths from starvation. The applicant tally has surged from 15,000 to within a week.
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Tishost
Women Present Petition to Mayor Over Sunday Liquor Law
A delegation of women in Philadelphia delivered a petition to Mayor Stockely urging enforcement of the Sunday law to stop liquor sales. The event occurred on March 5 as part of a broader protest by local reformers.
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Philadelphia
Stockely
Bailey & Co Replicas Factory Fire in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 5 Bailey and Co reps manufactory burned. Loss estimated at $25,000 with full insurance coverage.
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Philadelphia
Bailey & Co
Erie Railway workers strike over back pay demand
Carpenters, painters, track hands and freight-house employees walked out this morning to compel the railroad to pay alleged back wages dating from January 1. Machinists and blacksmiths are not part of the action.
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