Reception and Burial of President Talbott at Granville
Special Dispatch reports Denison University president Rev Samaca Talbott D D burial in College Cemetery Granville Ohio. Business paused as community gathered for brief memorial rites. Procession formed after bells tolling with Denison University pallbearers marching to the cemetery amid prayers and hymns.
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Talbott
Daily Times
Granville
Samaca Talbott
Denison University
Newton Centre
Mass
Main Street
Mr. Rhoads
Prof
Marsh
Wheat and corn prices slide amid March market notes
March market dispatches from Detroit and St Louis show Wheat steady at mixed levels with bids around 1.50 to 1.53 in Detroit and St. Louis reporting little change. Corn trades firm in some regions while oats hold near modest gains. rye and barley weaker. Dispatches record oats strength and flurries of price quotes across multiple markets, with supply notes and tentative bids on old and new crop lots.
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Weller
Devisio
St. Loum
Se Ken Ates
House Text Reveals Hidden Office Update
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dark House scene with mentions of an office and January, tracing a fellow and noting a second breaker. The readable portion hints at internal moves and hidden activity within the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosh
Weather Division Telegrams and Commerce Culture Notice
A weather notice from the division of telegrams and commerce provides regional weather guidance and anticipated conditions for the coming period. Officials outline expected temperatures and precipitation chances to aid planning for local businesses and daily activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Cculture
Weather bulletin for Great Lakes region and Tennessee area
March 6 to 10 period forecast with east to south winds rising temperatures. Expect cloudy skies with rain over the Lower Lake Region. Tennessee and northward toward the Ohio valley and Upper Lake as fronts move through.
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Washington
Lower Lake
Tennessee
Ohio
River Flood Muddies U.S. River Traffic
Special dispatches report rising river levels near Atuany and New Atuany with 100 plows in use and ferries running to Cincinnati and Cairo. Rain fell overnight. river measured 3 to 4 feet above standard levels and then held steady or rose slowly as crews reported derailed freight and cautious navigation amid ongoing advisories.
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Daily Times
New Atuany
Minvesis
Uemand
Aonee Morning Star
Idlewild
Mary A
Cannelton
Mary H
New
Louisville
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Cairo
Lawrence
Pati
Pat
Memphis
Cindown
A. M
Fayette
Henderson
Tage Dame
Siercury
Adaington
Bay Bay City
Fey
Ako
Fi. C. Y
Fred. Wilson
Women Whisky Crusade Sparks Hearsay Debate At Pantheon
A large Pantheon audience debated if the women's whisky crusade is just and right. Speakers denounced the movement as abusive, with Earl Wise arguing whisky can be a duty under certain religious and moral views, while Levi and Caldwell faced counterclaims of hypocrisy and danger to society. The session closed with Longley urging restraint as discussions resume next Thursday.
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Earl L 1 Wise
H. M
Wyer
Mare
Drenkaree
Diehl
R. Levi
Ohio
J. D. Caldwell
Longley
Citizens Protection Society Meet Covers Elections
The Citizens Protection Society held a meeting at the Board of Trade Rooms to organize for spring elections. Officers were nominated including chair, and plans to meet again next Thursday were set, with discussions on membership and civic duties.
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Citizens’ Protection Society
Board of Trade Rooms
Emi
Stuckenberg
Npkinson
Rei &. L. Lear Gas Wan
Eckert
Mares A Caek
Mente
Ee Wm. Rucherwein
Gues
Ec Eeees
Church pledge raid ends with saloon visit
Special Dispatch from Darton Ohio reports a church pledge event with two bands reporting at noon and two fresh bands due at two. Harry C Smith of South Sixth Street surrendered his key to Widow Smeltzer and walked home amid jeers and happiness. Twenty four women entered the saloon to sing and pray, then poured out the jug cee.
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the Daily Times
Darton
Harry c. Smith
Sixth Street
Smeltzer
Ming
Man Found Mortally Wounded Near Town in Suspected Crime
A man was found dying in a field north of the town. The marshal arrived but the man died shortly after, suspected to have been lying outside during a night storm. The incident spurs a local movement and council calls to address a feared evil.
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LockLaxb
Instea
Saas
Bacon
General Assembly Votes Through Routine Session
Special dispatch from CoLumars Ohio notes the General Assembly spent the day on routine work with no major actions. The General Appropriation bill was the main item, while other business moved slowly. Jane Soto Clacasial leaves by car at 6:25 this afternoon. about a hundred will go.
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Dayton
St. Paul
Main Street
Music Hall
Christ Church
First Street
Ohio
F.manuel
Purcell
Daily Times
CoLumars
Gering
Leedarvon
Jane Soto
State Senate weighs strict social evil measure in St Louis
St Louis March 6 A harsh bill targets houses of ill fame and venereal disease. It would fine or jail landlords and tenants involved, compel officers to raid premises, punish noncompliant officials, require reporting of venereal cases, and force physicians to disclose names and disease details in public records.
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State Senate
St. Louis
Mpeg Ce
Board of Health
Wreck of a Steamship Zebra After Gale Tragedy
Loxpow March 6 reports the steamship Zebra from Newcastle to Port Sidwae perished thirty persons amid recent gales. Ships and crews from nearby harbors rescued survivors, while authorities begin inquiries into the disaster.
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Zebra
Newcastle-tor Port
Sidwae
Hillsdale College East Hall Fire Causes 75000 Loss
A blaze at Hillsdale College East Hall destroyed furniture and musical instruments valued at about 75000 dollars. Insurance coverage is noted.
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Hillsdale College Aa
Hillsdale
East Hall
Van Pelt to Attend Wesley Chapel Mass Meeting Tonight
Van Pelt of New Vienna will attend a Wesley Chapel mass meeting this evening. An Odd Fellows Seema Association meeting is set for tonight to conduct business linked to the upcoming festival entertainment.
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van Pelt
New Vienna
Wesley Chapel
Odd Fel Jove’ Seema Association
Prosaceedth Entertainment
Mayor Johnston Receives Telegram on Canal Project
A telegram from Columbus reports the legislative committee tasked with surveying the Miami and Erie Canal for possible condemnation and sale will arrive tonight on the 11:30 train. The message indicates official action is imminent and headed to the city.
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Johnston
Columbus
Miami and Erie Canal
Hamilton County Funds Report Delayed by Committee
The Examining Committee on County affairs presented a report to the presiding judge on Monday last. Due to the commission's neglect to submit a bill for its services, the report was not conducted and is therefore withheld from publication.
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Hamilton County
Court of Common ‘Pleas
Commiston
Longworth street lodging ruse ends in police pursuit
A sharp‑looking man rented rooms on Longworth street with intent to entice women to move out and steal items. He overstated his aims, borrowed umbrellas, and fled after officers confronted him near Walme Street. The fugitive, named Griffith or Wallace in reports, left a trail of missing goods and a theater stop before capture. A glassing incident at Rebbelz’s cabin led to a fine for Shige.
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Longworth Street
Skeet
Griffith
Prater
Jenestia
Pris
Mr. G
Studebaker
Howse
Walme Street
Jost
Meyer
Rand
Uae
Mr. Griffith
Mr. Wallace
Rudolph Coie Teenn
Geo
Convention Feud Delays Inquiry Into State Convention Expenses
Heated meeting exposes ill will as the Convention delays investigation into charges that the Secretary of State inflated costs for stationery and supplies. A five‑member committee is appointed to probe accounts and expenses, with plans to conclude the inquiry within days.
Board of Trade Election In Cincinnati
The Board of Trade votes tomorrow for officers including President and Treasurer. Two tickets, Regular and Independent, present candidates from Cincinnati business groups. Polls open at Board of Trade rooms from 12 to 8.
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Board of Trade
Cer
A. G. Adse
Board of Trade Rooms
Police Court Docket Burdens Court with Fines and Sentences
The Police Court docket listed 31 new cases this morning. George Leng was fined 3 dollars for obstructing streets. Wm. Brady received 10 dollars for abusing his wife. Frank Merritt was fined 3 dollars for selling with unsealed measures. Several other defendants faced fines and workhouse sentences for drunkenness, vagrancy, and related offenses. A separate note reports a concert at Longview Asylum by the Cincinnati Quartette Club, arranged by Paul Reinlein, including a guided tour and a post concert social.
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George Leng
Coste
Wm. Brady
Frank Merritt
Margaret Mehoncos
Joseph Weiler
Harvey Newell
Hattie Donalson
Mary Quinn
Kate Davis
Mollie Thompson
Annie Walker
Kate, Gleason
Delia Johnston
John Ryan
Paul Reinlein
Longview Asylum
Cincinnati Quartette Club
J. C. McLaughlin
A. Newhall
G. Newhall
H.J. Wetherod
H. G. Andre
J. T. Webb
Wanneten tSo
Pawn Tickets Tell a Tale
Dennis McCarty was arrested for disorderly conduct after pawn tickets for a gun and a watch were found on him at Ninthatreat Station. Iain Johnson and Officer Wappenstein recovered the goods from a pawnbroker, pawned under the name John Anderson. McCarty says he found the tickets in a coat pocket during a Wednesday night fight at Sixth and Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McCarty
Ninthatreat
Iain Johnson
Wappenstein
John Anderson
Sixth and Broadway
Recovery of Jewelry After Thefts From A Woman
A woman lost jewelry valued at 165 dollars. Suspicion fell on Minnie, reported to Superintendent Harrison. Harrison and Meade pursued the case and recovered the items this morning, found pawned for 20 dollars in a canary shop. The loser paid a 7 dollar reward, which was received by Colonel Dalor and transferred for relief. The rightful owner has identified the property.
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Minnie
Harrison
Meade
Dalor
t + Relef
Entertaining vestry room program at Trinity M E Church
An audience at Trinity M E Church Ninth Street enjoyed an evening of piano solos and readings from the Portfolio, a collection of contributions by society members. The performance drew frequent laughter and warm appreciation, with strong readings and vocal renditions praised.
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Trinity M. E
Ninth Street
Abd
J. A. A. Clerke
Evar
Patticaryt Ag Vocotati
Br Rt
High-Price Chickens Case At Police Court
Elijal Smith faced the Police Court on a charge of receiving two stolen chickens from boys Michael Smith and Henry Getter. He allegedly offered 20 cents for the birds, with the boys delivering them after prompting. All parties concerned paid fines and costs. Elijah claimed he did not know the chickens were stolen.
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Elijal Smith
Michael Smith
Henry Getter
Elijah
Lovey disputes report of assault by Schuetger
Mr M J Lovey challenges our account of an assault by Herman Schuetger of 436 Front Street. He says the evidence could support a different view and notes a mishandled exchange involving a history book and weekly payments. The scene description mentions a dog and non-interference by others in the room.
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M. J. Lovey
Herman Schuetger
Front Street
United States
Schuetger
Mec. J
Kahn Seeks Auditor Clarification on Tax Allegations
Kahn visited the Auditor to discuss a future proof that his $25,000 income was not taxable. He planned to provide additional evidence within a day or two and awaited a response on an agreed point. The exchange touched on a rent return of $1,250 and related tax concerns.
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Kahn
Abana Fae
Tate
Poe
Tholin
Dennis Carey Sentenced for Life in Neville Murder
Dennis Carey, handed to penitentiary authorities in Columbus by Deputy Sheriff Moses, faced the full weight of his life sentence for Neville's murder. His frail health and advanced age threaten his ability to endure hard labor, and he is expected to perform only light domestic work during confinement.
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Dennis Carey
Neville
Moses
Columbus
Battl
Foreign Armory Letter Ends Newport Troubles
All o clock this typeyor Hayman received a letter from Zap ng that he clearlying Mhawareae with arms from the Lexington Armory were they to remain in Newport still the troubles are ended.
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Ypeyor Hayman
Zap Ng
Lexington
Newport
Ohio court denies quashal motion in ex-sheriff embezzlement case
Hammrok March 6. The Court overruled a motion to quash the indictment against Ex-Sheriff R N Andrews for embezzlement. It held that the foreman’s endorsement requirement is directory and not fatal, citing statutes and decisions from several states. The ruling leaves the defendant option to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Sureme Court
Ohio
Texas
Missouri
New Hampshire
Ords
Hume
Anoney
Vince
Sian
Aes
Supreme’ Court
James Ix
Landigham
Supreme Courts
Congressional Action and Centennial Bill Debate
National Affairs brief reports limited political activity in Washington. The House weighs private wills while the Senate resumes debate on the Centennial Bill. The President continues urging Senators on the Louisiana question as the House Judiciary Committee reviews Senate amendments to the Bankrupt bill.
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House
Daily Times
Wabhington
Senate
Cnt
Capitol
Louisiana
House Judiciary Committee
Civil Service Bill on Officers Prohibition of Private Gain
A Civil-Service Committee bill aims to bar any officer from directly or indirectly receiving pay or benefits for private use from public property or affairs. It seeks a fixed allowance by law and clarifies that legitimate travel or official duties remain payable from the Treasury.
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Washington
The
Civil-Service Committee
House
United States
Uni
Important Meeting of the Coal Exchange
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Prrtasc rd dated March 6 reports the Coal Exchange meeting. The committee to prepare business presented resolutions aimed at stabilizing markets and preventing speculation. A recommendation to keep coal in barges at Cincinnati and Louisville above ten cents was adopted. A fifth point creates a committee to push wage reductions for tow boat workers.
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Daily Times
Prrtasc
Coal Exchange
Cincinnati
Louisville
Fearful famine telegram hints government support
A telegram from the government office indicates a need to sustain millions for three months amid a feared famine. Authorities foresee penalties for neglect and strain on resources as the crisis unfolds.
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Ggern
Snow Storm Rages Across Francisco March Sixth
Reports describe the severest storm known in the region with heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions. George Mason, a long-time convict, was said to be involved in a violent incident during the storm, including a cut to his head while an apparent trainee was slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
George Mason
Committee of the Mouse Decries Present Cur Ds as Odious
A fragment notes that a committee labeled the Mouse characterized current cur ds as odious in their operation, signaling political or social critique. The wording suggests early 20th century style language and a debate over governance or policy. Entities include Committee of the Mouse and cur ds.
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Committee of the Mouse
Corneil Investigating Committee Ends Sine Die Testimony
The Corneil Investigating Committee finished taking testimony at 2 PM with James Fitzgerald, Council President, on the stand. Witnesses described pressures and offers related to Burnet Woods lease votes, mentions of Eden Park, Harmar See, and promises of political support in exchange for favorable action. The committee adjourned without further proceedings.
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Corneil Investigating Committee
James Fitzgerald
Ryan
Mace
Kahn
Ziegler
Burnet Woods
Harmar
Mr. Bishop
Stoms
Mr. Handy
Eden Park
Othea
Ler
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Friends OF Inquiry
Women's Crusade
Rose Fuller
Capt. Welsh
Ninth-street
Charles Levi
Central Avenue
Levi's
Anti-Bourbon Brigades
San Francisco
Lockland
Pridges
Eree
the. General Assembly
England
France
Paris
Count de Chambordle
Mich
Lees
Toledo, O
New York
Tattle Graf Bismarck
Ienevee
Southampton
Crystal Fount Lodge
Old Fellows’ Temple
Fourth
Lavassar
J. Ridge
Biséelion
N.Q. Nettelton
Seventh Street
Plum
Episcopal Ugar
Ww. T. Grifich
A Wallace
Cincinnati Mar Dame
Whoe
Rufus King
Cou
Wykorr
Powell
Hill
Pimore
Hitchcock
Geauga
Mae
Morgan
R. Hill
Vines
Yeas
Comet
Pond
Anthony
Jameson
R. H. Dean
Hekes Bates & Co
Ted
Lee Uddin
Ches
Sycamore Street
Arly R
Ick
Dennis Quailly
Wick
Literary Entertainment
Newport News
Mareh
Minnesota
California
P.R
Anti-Bourbon Brigade
Licage
Daye
Jefferson
Hamilton, C
Sherif Andrews
Great Western
Palace Coaches
T & Steady
Bon Cook Travel
Cimeimmaci
Roy
Barnet Houde
Vine Street
Fifth
Meadly Streets
D. & Mol
Teuc
Broadway
Sik
Rewan
National Affairs
Western Associated Arms
Pittsburg
Portsmouth
R. W. Skillinger
Mollie Ebert
Nashville
Boaz
Ben
Hall
Charlie Brown
Alice Brown
Sam, Brown
Tiger
Joe Walton
J. C. Jr
Joseph A. Stone
Samuel Clarke
John Dippold
Sam. Parker
Sam. Rees
Enterprise
Nellie Speer
Panther
Belle McGowan
J. N. Phillips
Galen
Parker's Landing
United
Titusville
Fitzgerald
First Presbyterian Church
Ondeay
Wamaworox
Chandler
Aichigam
Philaeres
Howe
Cacom
Orian Paton
Mr. Speer
Committee of Congress
Treasury
Hanes
Oldiers
Simret
Maggie Mitchell
Sturday Evering
Arrne
Cuba
Coad Creation
Falchon
Cricket
Jane Eyre
Wood's Theatre
Chris and
Lesa
Mulligan Guards
Saterday
Clonie
Lena
Lingards
Mozart Hall
Haverly
America
Callan
F. Hd
Ciastananl
Dave L. Ted
Restaurbant
West Third St
East Pearl Street
Superi Pheshet Medinenyaey
Talsltla
Oltmeente
RLVER
CSO Potife
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