Williams Denies Advising President On Bounty Bill
The Attorney General states he gave no advice to the President regarding the Bounty bill. He asserts the President had already signaled approval and that cabinet members supported the bill as drawn. Reporters had claimed the President signed it after assurances from Senators, but the error surfaced too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmineros
Williams
Stefanie
Sndl
Gidling
Spoens Ovel
Ulan
Institution to aid destitute children discussed
The county contemplates establishing a home for unfortunate children, citing superior educational facilities versus common schools. Several county children have already been placed there as an experiment, with the arrangement likely to be consummated. The estate of Wesley W. Parton, Nelsonville, was unsettled, with $15,000 personal estate and $175,000 realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley W. Parton
Nelsonville
House Adjourns After Short Legislative Session
In the House twenty seven statesmen attended. Uncle Jim Thornton, with tears, urged repeal of the interest law. Regular adjournment week ends as the House adjourns until next Tuesday afternoon. The Senate, after a brief five minutes, followed with adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thornton
House
Senate
Miners Central Railroad Earnings Report Summary
The Miners Central Railroad reports last year earnings and traffic figures. The analysis shows passenger and freight revenue amounts and notes overall line length and line operations, with key financial metrics and regional route details benefiting from recent reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Ue Geeta
Pamenger
Suwanee Ifros
Twenty Men Known to be Lost in Local Tragedy
Twenty men are confirmed missing after a disaster with several others unaccounted for. Authorities report many are believed to be among the victims, with ongoing searches continuing at the scene and surrounding areas.
Bill King Turns Up in New York
Me Materialises in New York reports a curious scene in which bills surge in prices by fifty to one hundred percent, reflecting abrupt rate changes and unsettled market conditions in the city.
At JeMersenville Inc Lass $3 300 use rents $2 000
At JeMersenville Inc a rent dispute mentions Lass paying 3300 and use rents 2000 tied to the Ravel of Liner. The text is fragmentary leaving entities Lass JeMersenville and Ravel of Liner as partial anchors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JeMersenville, Inc
Lass
Moody slain in Orange County, local mob scene noted
A garbled report describes a fatal shooting in Moody, with references to Mrs Moody and the Tellivers family. The text hints at a cowardly act, concealment, and seven buckshot injuries, but many details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Orange County
Mosdy-Telliver
Moody
Moody Caister
Tellivers
Garsner
Butter and Egg Association Meeting Adopts Amendments
The National Butter Cheese and Egg Association held sessions at 2 Cascada on March 4. The agenda covered the Can as amended, a portion relayed for the next annual, and most of the evening was devoted to appointing committees. The remainder of business was routine, and the association adjourned at a late hour with plans to reconvene tomorrow morning.
Senate doubts on Steamboat bill and Peel States measure
The text outlines a Senate review of several relief bills including the Steamboat bill and President Peel States measure. It notes concerns that funding from the Treasury during tight revenue years would mainly aid claim agents and middlemen, not veterans, and mentions a conference committee’s action on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Scott
Texas
Senate
River News Brief From Inowtos March Weather Notes
River rising reported in Inowtos and local packets on time. Weather clear with Commodore Fleetwood service noted and evening events around 11 o clock. Reads as a compact river and weather update from the Daily Times era.
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Daily Times
Inowtos
Pitts
Heegptees
Andes
Commodore
Marine News Brief Reflects Transit Delays and Arrests
In New York on March 4, reports indicate a maritime incident involving a Teotaned vessel near Weck. Francisco also marks March 4 with Ark Syemeepe detained for Hans Korg as authorities cite a caubien accident linked to a woman’s detention.
Witnesses and cross examination in Tilton trial scene
The report details courtroom exchanges during the Tilton trial with Mr. Fullerton cross examining witnesses including Mrs. Tilton and Mr. Ovington. It notes the judge’s pauses, remarks about Florence and Florence’s messages, and remarks on Beechers and Beecher’s defense, ending with commentary on the Cross-examination skill and the courtroom crowd.
Arrest at Mt Vernon and the mystery of his desperate career
In Evansville Journal account Sheriff Crank escorts Clementa from Mt Vernon after a dramatic pursuit. Clementa, a 28 or 29 year old Union County suspect, was captured Friday following forgery charges and a rash escape attempt. Mounted by a gunfight episode, the arrest details include a struggle over a revolver and a tense escape thwarted by Marshal Hays. The pieces reveal a region's tense chase, a daring escape, and a determined capture with Clementa bound for Union County jail.
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Evansville
Crank
Mt. Vernon
P. Clementa
Union County
Clements
Roberts
Gos
Ernon
Ls Conseal
Henderson
Kansas
Lfin
Ariest
Gamraty
Clementy
E. 8
Hays
Smith & Wesson
Fractured OCR Scene with Hens and Rage
Fragmented text shows a chaotic scene with counting words and a violent moment as a character charges at hens. The bizarre passage mentions a Sake and Phagege and ends with uncertainty about a hen belonging to a person. The coinage and disjointed phrases resemble a diary-like fragment from a century past.
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Danbury News
Foreign Notes and Political Tidings in Europe and Americas
A mixed dispatch notes export prohibitions, a Count Corti transfer rumor, Capt Concha’s Cuba to Spain pardon, Senor Niceto So editor’s two year sentence, Arenlicher Pope monsignor rumor, John Mitchell renominated in Parliament, Mr. Moore to consent, French cabinet formation strains, MacMahon option, Russian government ire over alleged Turkestan actions, and recall threats to Prince Gortschakoff after Behogler report.
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Concha
Cuba
Spain
Senor Niceto So
Republican
EP Tribune
Sment
Turkestan
Behogler
United United States
Prince Gortschakoff
Markets in unsettled trading across grains meats and staples
Wheat and corn futures show mixed to firm tones with No 1 and No 2 bids varying by city. Receipts include 37,000 bushels shipped in St Louis, hogs steady to firm in several markets, lard quiet, flour generally firm in New Orleans, and sugar and petroleum movements noted.
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Geri Lee
Berra O
Milwaukee MinatKre
St. Louis
Ile
Toledo
Dernort
Frioaria Fair Inquiry
Aeensaas
Cuscado
Orleans
Marek
Oil market quiet amid mixed refinery quotes
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports oil markets in Pirrsec ae and Titusville showing quiet, steady activity with refiners quoted around 12c to 15% and various delivery prices noted. In Philadelphia crude not quoted while refined runs around 14 to 15c. New York crude at 7 Me and refined at 15% ic amid inconsistent postings.
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Daily Times
Senate Opens With Johnson Watch and Two Louisiana Resolutions
In the March 5 session the Senate, packed with spectators, opened in executive session to witness Andrew Johnson. Senator Morton introduced two resolutions naming Kellogg as legal Louisiana governor and Pinchback as eligible for a Senate seat, with actions to follow early next week. The President is to be communicated with on Monday.
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Daily Times
WaAssixcTon
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Morton
Johnson
Armed Mexicans Crossing Frontier Trail Fire Strikes Marshall
A Galveston dispatch reports a fire on Marshall's public square burning four stores with the Rainey store also ablaze while a separate note from Hidalgo county says forty armed men crossed the river from Mexico near Rhodes and eighteen more crossed about eighteen miles above Edinburg. Citizens fear riverfront instability as General Potter says not all crossings are controlled.
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Galveston
E. C.key
Galveson
Lake Charles
Calcasien
Pass
Marshall
Texas
Public Square
Rainey
Brownsville
Sherif Lee
Hidalgo County
Dougherty
Mexico
Rhodes
Edinburg
Prairies
Potter
Legislature Highlights From Indiana March Dispatch
Special dispatch from Indianapolis reports the Senate passed a House bill to bar attorneys fees in promissory notes and a joint constitutional amendment to move general elections to November. The House Temperance bill was amended to allow no license with voter approval and to permit damages from liquor sales. A temperance bill likely won’t pass. debate over malt liquor license cuts to 25 dollars occurred before adjournment. The House completed more than half of the Specific Appropriation bill before noon adjournment.
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Daily Times
Indianapolis
Ind
Senate
House
Child dies from stove fire accident in Majors home
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports that a young child of Mrs. William Majors was severely burned when her clothing caught fire while wood was being placed in the stove during the mother's absence. The injuries proved fatal at about 40 o'clock this morning.
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William Majors
Diocese consents to Jaggar as Bishop of Southern
The landing committee of the Diocese of Louisiana approves the consecration of Rev. Thomas A. Jaggar as Bishop of Southern and refuses consent to Rev. James DeKoven for the same role. March 5.
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Lousiana
Thomas A. Jaggar
South
Ern. Oh
James DeKoven
Bark Wrecked And Fifteen Perish In Cape Cod Wreck
Boston March 5 Italian bark Giovanne wrecked on Cape Cod. Fifteen people perish including the steward according to reports. Other crew members are missing, authorities investigate cause and salvage attempts proceed.
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Boston
Giovanne
Cape Cod
Jagger Accepted and DeKeven Declined in Diocese Vote
In Reaping Pa on March 5 the Central Pennsylvania Diocese committee voted six to nine to refuse confirmation of Dr DeKoven as Bishop of Illinois and unanimously reelected Dr Jagger as Bishop of Southern UK.
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Reaping
Pennsylvania
DeKoven
Illinois
Dr. Jagger
Southern
Death of Cleveland Catholic Clergyman James Coulen
Very Reverend James Coulen long associated with Patrick Street and the Cleveland diocese died at Charity Hospital in Cleveland early this morning at age seventy four. He celebrated his ordination doses and helped shape the early history of the church in this state.
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Cleveland
Mareh
James Coulen
Patrick — Sir
Charehy
Charity Be Vital
Tiethee
Peadl Religions Lunacy Oxford Cambridge and the Crew
English writer John Timbs is dead. Revival meetings by Moody and Sankey have led to several insanity cases. Oxford and Cambridge crews prepare to contest the upcoming international University boat race and will lodge nearby for training.
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Loxpos
Mareb
John Timbs
Moody and Sankey
Gue
Oxford
Cambridge
German Government Demands Papal Nuncio Dismissal
A Berlin dispatch reports Germany demanded the dismissal of the Papal Nuncio at Munich and cessation of relations between the Vatican and Germany.
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Berlin
Munich
Vatican
Dovaria
National Butter Egg and Cheese Association Session Report
CulCaco March 5 The Butter and Egg Association heard a broad range of miscellaneous business. The Committee on Grading Butter proposed classifying butter as extras firsts seconds and thirds and urged publishers of current prices to apply these categories where possible. Mr D F Lavergne of New York spoke on poasling and packing eggs, delivering a well received address, followed by Mr Albro and Mrs D J Caldwell, prominent local egg packers.
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National Butter, Cheese and Egg Association
Seasion
CulCaco
Butter and Egg Association
Lavergne
New York
Ship and river dispatches from Covington and Cincinnati
Special reports dated March 3 to March 6 detail river traffic with arrivals from New Orleans St Louis and Cincinnati. Vessels: Bermuda Great Republic Chas Brown Mary Alice Robert and others. Damages: Union canal and a hole reported but not confirmed. Local court notices include judgments and administrative actions, with a fire department memorial for Alexander Burke and city council actions on bonds taxes and public works. Weather shows cloudiness and rising river levels with snowmelt.
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Cincinnati
New Orleans
Stone
Rees No
Warren
Monongahela
R, Ky
Morgan
Carro
Robert
Popent
St Louis
Grand Atlas St. Pat
Babbage
Grand Tower
Great Republic
Pere
Mitchell
Dea Evensville
Scudder
Union Daily Prayer meeting turnout at Association Hall
Rev. J Krehbiel led exercises at the Union Daily Prayer meeting in Association Hall at noon and a very large attendance was reported.
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J. Krehbiel
Union Daily
Association Hall
The Railroad War Shifts Panhandle Strategy
The Panhandle Road presses a bold claim that it has surpassed rivals by scaling to Shree Tedtbed No.64 and expanding routes to Baltimore and Washington, signaling a major push in rail competition with claims of higher rates and broader service.
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Panhandle Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Washington
Noahs Cove Encampment Hosts City Encampments Event
Newport Odd Fellows will host a meeting of Newport encampments from Philadelphia Makkatewah Cincinnati Washington Wylde Pioneer Charter Oak and Ohio Cumminsville. They will assemble at their halls and march to the Temple corner Fourth and Home streets led by the Newportson band to the Noahs Cove hall for a reception and secret work of the Order.
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Newport
Philadelphia
Makkatewah
Cincinnati
Washington
Wildey
Pioneer
Charter Oak
Ohio
Cumminsville
Temple
Fourth
Home Streets
Covi
Comma V. Shinkle
Hall of Noah's Eye
Odd Fellows
City Democratic Exec Committee OKs Convention Time
Meeting at Aug's Clubhouse with President Michael Ryan presiding selected wards and precincts, vacancies filled by substitutes. A three member committee on Hall and Basis of Station was named. Convention for city officers set for Friday next. primary meetings moved to Wednesday evening under Baberaw provisions. Ward divisions to mirror last spring, committee decision pending.
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Banklick Temple Road Company
Nai
Mg Es
Capeem
City Teasanen
Icompe Committee
Covington A
Henry Stanor
Stant
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Grice M
McCabe
Covington
Main Street
Clinton
Bruce Morgan
John Neers
John Noonan
George Hardy
Widsener
Ematical Watts Street
John
Margaret Watts
City Democratic Executive Committee
Aug
Michael Ryan
Wm. Lusky, Jr
Fifth
Tenth Ward
Ninteenth
J. H. Redmond
Messrs. Redmond
John Ryan
Brewster
McHugh
Wehage
Eden
Hall
Court docket notes from chancery and criminal proceedings
Yesterday federal and state courts issued actions including a bail sale commitment in a criminal case likely involving the business of vet without payment and a divorce decree granted in Chancery Court. James T. Thomas is separated from Mary Jane Thomas after a twenty year marriage with a child. Legal actions also reference administrator ohnullivan of Wm Kennedy versus James B and K M Hall.
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Jf Bach
United States
Chancery Court
James T. Thomas
Mary Jane Thomas
Ohnullivan
Wm. Kennedy
James B
K. M. Hall
Newport Council Deliberates On Finances and Duties
At last night’s Council meeting, newly elected O Hara was introduced. county attorney sought a due him. printing contracts awarded. ordinances on mint and body matters discussed. Reports on gas, lamps, and city expenditures read. two Equalization Board vacancies filled. a youth injury on Front street noted. assaults resolved. Patrick Bradley plans matrimony.
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O'Hara
Jones
John
Hetch
Meg
Thompson
Styne
Board of Wate Works Trustees
Tis
Equalization Board
Mesers
Jonas Searing
Thomas Gideon
Front Street
Uvonane
Chadick
Amu
Jacob Peso
John Jehanahin
Martin
Esquire
Kempf
Patrick Bradley
President hosts visiting lawmakers and officials amid funeral orders
Washington reports a large group of visitors including current and former Congress members calling on the President. Senators Logan Cameron Ingally and ex Senator Carpenter with Reverdy Johnson aided Senator Johnson from his hotel to the Capitol where Justice V introduced him to the Associate Justices and Senators. The War Department issued a general order announcing the death of General Lorenzo Thomas.
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Washington
Congress
Logan
Cameron
Ingally
Carpenter
Reverdy Johnson
Johnson
Capitol
Lieneral
Lorenzo Thomas
Market volatility feared as big speculators warn drop
New York reports an upward turn in stocks may spur two or three large speculators to short heavily. They threaten to unsettle markets to drive prices down so they can corner foreign exchange and gold markets tomorrow. Currency and gold have been drained from banks to influence the stock board.
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New York
Mareh
Opel
Stock Board
Village Flooding Reports from Canada Amid Embankment Failure
A March report describes a flood as the embankment at the pump mill gave way near Mereitos, Canada. The failure caused water to inundate the village, with tangible signs of structural stress and preliminary assessments indicating canal or support weaknesses contributed to the disaster.
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Mereitos
Canada
Trial reveals juror exclusion claims in Egner case
State v Andreas Egner shows defense challenging a juror who arrived after jury selection and evidence of misunderstanding. Court reserved ruling on whether the party qualifies as a bystander and if the juror could be excused or seated, with names of jurors and involved officials noted in the testimony.
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Egner
Andreas Egner
Maine
Andee
Def
Jarors Chenson
Piotpemieet
Jon Ep Mage
Probate actions and estate notices before Judge Matsen
The will of Herman Grater and the will of Francis McMahon were probated. Hugh McMahon named executor. Amzi McGill and Edward involved in realty matters. Dominick appointed administrator with the will, Dominick deceased, estate values noted. Judge Force presiding over King vs Strickland case and related conveyance disputes. Magistrate declined to authorize certain conveyances. replevin actions and costs adjudged. Jordan, Jora & Williams represented plaintiffs.
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Herman Grater
Francis McMahon
Hugh McMahon
Amzi
McGill
Edward
Dominick
Jobar
Ampbell
King E al
D. W. Strickland
Jordan
Jora & Williams
Hamilton Board Adopts Funds and Notices Amid Meeting
The Hamilton Board met in regular session led by President Matthias. The Committee on Claims reported $69.36 interest on eighteen bonds due soon and recommended appropriation. A communication from the School Commissioner on appointing and examining was considered. a remark on a Cincinnati German paper reference followed. Rev W C Brooks will preach at the Universalist Church and Falconer bought an interest in Novelty Iron Works.
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Claima
Seelee
L. B. Delacourt
Pri
Ak ’ Om
Campbell Roa
W. C. Brooks
Universalist Church
Presbyterian Church
Will Falconer
Novelty Iron Works
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