Oath and Affidavit Reform in Historical Debate
A column discusses replacing oath or affirmation with truthfulness penalties. It cites Boson and Wintrau Gopwix on honesty and oath degradation, argues for enforcing truth without divine or ritual swearing, and notes thinkers Dundee and Gupeetin on integrity and public trust. The piece advocates reducing reliance on oaths to uphold honor in law.
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German Relieving Meeting Seeks Aid in East Prussia
A city meeting discussed relief for starving East Prussia residents and urged German citizens to gather at Arbeiter Hall on Monday to consider measures. The report notes German relief efforts and local civic questions amid wartime unrest, with references to turnout and need for organization.
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Religious Intelligence. Episcopal Appointments and Notices
The article lists Bishop McTivaine appointments for the remainder of March including visits to College Hill Glendale Greenville and Trinit Church Columbus. It notes a ministerial call to H Taylor D D of Alton Illinois and reports on the Union Daily Prayer Meeting in Covington Kentucky and the Theological Library meeting in Cincinnati. It also covers Sunday School items across several churches, Evangelical Ministers meetings, clerical appointments and moves within Catholic and Protestant churches, and upcoming services and events across multiple congregations.
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City Council Minutes Highlight Corruption Inquiry Debate
City Council session chaired by President Hayden discussed authorizing Halstead and Richard Smith to hire counsel for corruption inquiry exams. A motion to proceed with a thorough witness examination was laid on the table amid contention. Other items included resignations, ward boundary proposals, and river improvement talk on the Hamilton county agenda.
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Hotel Arrivals and Impeachment Passions in Politics
A political column discusses impeachment risk, arguing a President likely to be impeached would do so due to party passion rather than merit. It contrasts impeachment outcomes with party loyalty and notes the complexity of presidential accountability in a volatile political climate.
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Attempted death and riot fallout in Ohio city report
A late 19th century Cincinnati Times item notes a young girl Mary Guiter aged about seventeen attempted suicide at her step mother residence on Race Street. The text also mentions rioting and public officials, plus references to Ohio legislative proceedings in Columbus with bills passed and adjournment.
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World Voices Against Alarm Over Impeachment Plan
The New York World warns readers not to panic over impeachment talk. It argues the public won’t back a Congress willing to remove a president and notes two-thirds votes are required, making removal unlikely while a party remains influential.
New Hampshire Political Canvass Shows Voter Vigilance
A letter from Concord discusses New Hampshire’s first state election of the campaign. It notes tight party organization, mass meetings, and a precise canvass system by Republicans and Democrats. The piece highlights local influence, educated voters, and the distinctive, calm political culture of the state.
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Desolate cottage tale of a Christmas murder
A village legend recounts a mother and her babes crime on Christmas evening. A murderer fled as a witness child moved through dark rooms while neighbors recall the sorrowful scene and a court arraignment follows. Telegraphic summary notes Hancock order removing Wm Baker and appointing Geo Drie in Baltimore.
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Unclear excerpt on imposters and appeals at businesses
Fragmentary passage notes concerns about charitably disposed people and imposters at places of business. Mentions tact, access, and judgment, but the text is garbled with unreadable phrases and missing context. No clear identifiable events, names, or dates emerge from the fragment.
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