Temperance Move ment Sparks Revival Effort Notes
The temperance movement gains church support yet ministers see limited revival spread. Reports cite business leaders urging prayer and restraint, with a witness counting about 300 workers at a labor day gathering. Services and preaching plans are announced for Central Christian Church and adjacent congregations. The Britt embezzlement case advances as three indictments target I Weiss and partners for forgery and theft.
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Hatteret Wien
Sedge MB
Udge Hagans
Laboor
Madisonville
Cael Ace
Cowper
Murray Shipley
Farag
Dr. Taylor
Central Christian Church
Annet
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Baltimore
Walnut Hills
A. B. Leonard
St. Waanns
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Trinity M. E. Chater
Ened Sariseeta Sels
Eadiendion
Eben Halley
Superior Court case over real estate and will dispute
In a Superior Court session before Judge Tilden two weeks into the matter, Lacinds Frances Platt et al. sue David Sinton et al. over a legacy from Hoag and Quick’s art gallery on the north side. The case concerns heirs and a will clause, with claims of estate distribution versus the testator’s surviving family under the statute. The court found for the defendants and dismissed the suit.
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Lacinds Frances Platt
David Sinton
Hoag & Quick
Coe
Pan Plati
John Gweigh
David Statorenepeen
W. &. Taylor
J. F. Baldwin
Plea Judge Fixes Guilty Verdict in Larceny Case
Before Judge Avery the State versus Michael O Connell and Martin Powers. The defendants were indicted for petty larceny and pled guilty. The case concluded with a verdict rendered by the court.
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Michael O'Connell
Martin Powers
Freety Larceny
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Beavertown Five Ution Titan Buvise
Dayton report notes a Beavertown five team preparing for a league game on Wednesday with uncertain lineup and substitution details. Local sports desk hints at a tight schedule and potential adjustments as the squad readies for a pivotal matchup.
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Dayton
Beavertown
Ted Prapiy
Debate over Centennial Exhibition funding in Senate
Special Dispatch reports the Senate debated a 3 million dollar appropriation to support a Centennial Exhibition. The measure aims to make the celebration national rather than international, with plans to fund ongoing building projects while keeping Treasury use continuous if needed. The House committee on Public Buildings was urged to act on related resolutions while the Senate focuses on debate.
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River and port weather and arrivals report
A fragmented dispatch from New Orleans Louisville Evansville and Caro Illinois area notes river levels rising, with measurements around 10 to 12 feet in canals and falls. Shipping movements include steamer exchanges, arrivals from New Orleans and Cincinnati, and multiple vessels listed with times and routes amid calm to windy weather and dull business.
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Midair
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Je Kilgour
Cincinnati
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Silver
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Memphis
Helena
Vicksburg
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New Os
Burglary Report Follows Residents Targeted at Addresses
Hawley of 164 Vine street notes weekly and monthly figures for reading caps while a burglary at 475 West Court street is reported. The intruder stole a silver water pitcher two silver cups a guitar a silver salver a fur set and other items including a broken count of valuables.
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Hawley
Vine Street
West Court Street
Berplar
Council Candidate Omitted Name Revealed in Letter
A letter to the Daily Times complains that George Fermer of Tebitpesoond Ward was omitted from the council candidate list. It identifies Fermer as a book-keeper for 8. W. Bard, coal merchant, and notes his nomination by the Sunscnipen party.
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Tienes
Mane
George Fermer
Cate
W. Bard
Petitions and debates at the state convention on liquor and suffrage
The convention heard petitions from John Fisher of Meigs County opposing liquor licenses and from E. Hancock of another county protesting manufacturing and sale of intoxicants. Resolutions referenced Section 18 of a proposition, and motions to revisit were laid on the table. The assembly debated woman suffrage with strong rhetoric about gender roles and citizenship, leading to a recess after varied speakers.
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Ohio
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge to Assemble in City
The Grand Lodge of Ohio Knights of Typhias meets in this city next Wednesday the 11th at Pythias Hall corner Central and Genesee. A parade proceeds from Plum and Court at 2 PM, followed by a grand social in Exposition Hall. Procession will include four divisions with designated grand officers marching west from Plum.
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Principals' Association discusses arithmetic and curriculum
The Regular monthly meeting of the Principals' Association at the Normal School Rooms on Eighth street was presided by A. B. Peaseley. Mr Akels opened with a speech on developing perceptive faculties before reason and criticized the overburden of subjects and the teaching of written arithmetic to younger children. Suggestions favored reducing arithmetic in lower grades and aligning studies with parental wishes, with the session ending after motions to adjourn until next month.
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Carnahan
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Gibson
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Ege
Ares
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Massey to Speak at Pike's Opera House This Week
On Monday evening Gerald Massey will lecture at Pike's Opera House under Mercantile Library Committee. The famed temperance orator will deliver two lectures this week, the first on Monday and the second on another evening, with details for timings and venue provided in the notice.
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Pike's
Mercantile Library Commaitane
Church
Poteeta
Massey
J. R. Baumes
Baptist
Focsilay Sn B. Morey
H. Wilson Brown
County liquor license actions update by commission
During the week the County Commission granted four liquor license petitions while twenty-one were rejected or withdrawn and eleven remain pending. Other business was postponed to Thursday.
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Tames
AxpjaNarouix
County Commission Era
Memphis Board Picks Officials After Mayor Withdraws Candidacy
Memruts report Mayor withdrew his bid to appoint Pell Athey as Chief of ro and seek re election. Coup declined to confirm a successor to Athey, praised as Memphis's best Chief. B. W. Avent elected President of the Board of Health with Dr. R. H. Taylor as Secretary and Dr. Frank Stice as Health Officer.
Senate actions on road law amendment and appoints Cox
In Columins March 7 the Hawes bill to amend the Road Law to cover alterations caused by natural drainage was discussed in the Senate. The appointment of James E. Cox of Mansfield to the Register of the Virginia Military School lands was confirmed. Robert E. Smith’s term expires March 23, 1474.
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Senate
Hawes
James E. Cox
Mansfield
Virginia Military School
Rice Robert E. Smith
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Coomassie Captured and King Fled in Ashanti War
A Wolseley dispatch reports Coomassie captured and burned, the King fled, and British troops begin return march. Ashantee messengers arrive asking for a treaty of peace. The writer will stay with native troops until the 13th or 14th to permit negotiations.
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Fery
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Coomassie
Murder convict sent to life in state prison
March 7 report from Neisco notes the steamer Gu Melbourne rescued a person named Sidney. Anna Bishop, identified as Robert Manning in error, was convicted of murder for killing a Chinaman and sentenced to life in the State Prison.
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Neisco
Gu Melbourne
Sidney
Anna Bishop
Robert i Manning
Great Western Railway Plans River Tver Bridge and Tracks
The Great Western Railway Company in Clinton Oxt as of March 7 reviews the river Tver area for a potential double track and a bridge. Present assessments aim to determine feasibility and adequacy for the railway line.
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Clinton
Great Western Railway Company
Fatally Stabbed Man in New Jersey Hotel Case
Exvitanera New Jersey report March 7 describes Edward ork fatally stabbing David Stiles at a hotel. Police pursue initial inquiries as investigators note circumstances surrounding the assault and location. Authorities release few details while examining potential motives and connections to the hotel.
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