Debated Alabama claims in British Parliament last Friday
Reports from the British House of Commons detail Mr. Baan Liére’s exposition on the Alabama affair. The narrative covers Port Sumter in 1861, calls for troops and privateers, the May 1861 proclamation, and the blockade’s impact on English vessels. It notes delays in papers reaching the Attorney General, the Alabama’s escape, and the large privateer losses versus insured shipments.
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Alabama
Dvnce
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Baan Liére
Port Sumner
America
Lixcous
England
Great Britain
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Potia
Lerevne
Rae Roe
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Lerkvas
Ford
Mr. Sewann
J. Broanr Minz
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Mr. Lerxonx
Lord Stamter
Guanerowe
United States
Purim Mirth and Mordecai's Deliverance Recalled
City readers note Purim begins at six in the evening and continues till six the next morning in remembrance of Mordecai the Jew and his deliverance from the gallows. The item recalls the feast of rejoicing and historical allusions of the festival.
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Mordecai
Kagan
City News and Fire Blaze on Findlay Street Tannery
A fire at William Kennett’s Findlay Street tannery expanded from a small flame to a large blaze, triggering a second alarm and causing about $1,000 in insured losses with another $300 in damages elsewhere. Reports also note fewer bankruptcies this year and religious services from the Fourth Street Theater gathered by the Young Men's Christian Association.
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Kennett
Young Men’s Christian Association
M. Cravath
Lloyd
Eph
Timothy
Aycata
Fishers
Langeaht
Random
Willis
Gen. Noyes
J. C. B. Bolton
Pitteburg
Lynn
Fort Pitty
Newness
Mr. Jones
Sixth-street Methodist Church
Offic
John Christian
Blenckenstein
Fouth
Clements Schwegman
Grogan
Cove
Findlay-street
Gerrerenz
D. I. Edwards
Temmee
Methodist’ Episcopal Biarch
Walnut Hills
Company B
United States Infantry
Lavender
Nicholas
Guyandotte
West Virginia
Newport
Marracks
Sante Fe
Tierra Amerilis
Laon
Chino
Sonos
Mocho
Pope
Banta Fe
Van
Fort Garland
Improvements on Vine Street Hill Progress Near City
Improvements on Vine-street Hill report new streets being cut deep ravines filled and plans to make the suburb most attractive near the city. Baltimore celebration for Beltinore arrival expected with merchants leading and visitors from surrounding cities. Cincinnati and Buckeye clubs add professionals and aim for Western championship. A projected bridge across the Ohio spurs streetcar plans and transit lines up the shore, drawing residential attention to that area.
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Vine-street
Baltimore
Beltinore
Basiey
Wiest
Ohio
Crowded Tenements and Civic Discord Across City
A crowded east end reports tenement squalor with German and laboring classes rising in numbers amid hard times. News items cover a probable fatal barn accident near California Hamilton county involving wealthy farmer Abraham Ebersole, and a damning crime note about a heav y robbery. The piece shifts to boxing plans for McCoole Coburn near Cincinnati and Democratic club maneuvers in anticipation of elections with calls for reform of executive and finance committees.
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New York
Abraham Ebersole
Hamilton County
California
Artivals at the 1 Hotels for the a ra wh Nrvitenned
A garbled list of names and places appears to catalog arrivals at various hotels and locations including Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago and Louisville with numerous individuals and affiliations mentioned in a fragmented OCR excerpt. The text names Williamson Sagal Brieders Coffin Bradshaw and multiple cities and institutions, suggesting a society or travel note without cohesive events or dates.
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Philae AW
Boston
Williamson
Alro
Oman
Loulaville
Ferrand
Abwlas
Omaha
Edwards Laity
Mies Chisaaca
Hianimond
el Pano
Clements
Returns of Income Tax due by April Deadline
M. P. Gaddis, assessor of the Second Ohio District, announces that the time for filing income returns expires on the 1st of the month. All returns made after that date are liable to a 50 percent penalty. Those notified to file must report even if income was under $1,400. Address updated to the corner of Eighth and Central avenues, with entrance on Eighth Street.
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M.P. Gaddis
Ohio
Manera Evers
Race Street
Sandowenl
Eighth and
Central Avenue
Eighth Prrest
River and street works alter city landscape
Little Mingei river runs bank as a water pipe laid over Elm Street hill. Liberty street sewer near completion and ready for use. Citizens of Ohio's Second District asked to file income returns by Tuesday. Reports note rains improving street cleaning, increased pork sales, crowded streetcars, and local crime. Notices detail church, temperance, and public meetings, plus arrests and court actions.
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Mingei
Elm Street
Second District of
Ohio
Tesday
Viking
J. C. Aiken
Miner
Maythes
Debates in the Ohio General Assembly March 7 1867
Special correspondence from Columbus reports Senate and House actions including amending acts on justice court replevin Boards of Trustees state university visits adjustments to salaries and a tax law inquiry. A select committee was appointed for a comprehensive survey per Governor’s message and a debate over absent members’ per diem certificates.
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General Assembly
Senate
Justices of the Peace
OYE Sulasisal Boron
Board of ¢ Charities
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Commissioners of Statistics
Adjutant General
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Stickney
Ohio
General
Finance
Ball
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Butler
Swain
Eet
Messrs
Walling
Penniston
Hill
Yeua
Frankfort
Julin A. Brooks
Webster J
Bugoks
Kentucky
Frayxront
Democratic Party
Jxo. A. Brooxs
Roat, Ky
John A. Brooks
Webster
Drax Sim
Brooks
Impeachment Scene in the Senate Portraits Power and Purpose
Special Correspondence from Washington reports the impeachment trial scene as the Board of Managers read the articles before the Senate. Chief Justice Chase's communication to the Senate unsettles the body, while President Johnson moves to secure quo warranto against Secretary Stanton. Debate focuses on Wade, speed of trial, and the court’s organization. The White House seats grow empty as office seekers desert. interest centers on the Senate session and eventual outcome.
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Ody
Judy Hingham
Bingham
Diere
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Butler
Boutwell
Bpeaker Colfax
Chase
Duesses
Itis
District Supreme Court
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War Office
Johnson
TNS Senate
ADK
Neelson
Wade
Senator Hendricks
Sherman
Ohio
House
White House
Jolingons
Ben Wale
Caboute
Angel
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
The Callows Execution at Parkersburg WV
A detailed account of Joseph Eisele's execution in Parkersburg West Virginia for three murders and an attempted fourth. The public spectacle drew thousands, with a large crowd along the route. The sheriff and guards oversaw the condemned man as Father Parke prayed with him before the drop at 1:00 PM.
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Parkersburg
Joseph Eisele
Lubeck
Aptritte
Pepe Ian
Parke
Sherif
Order
Iowa Supreme Court hears color line education case
Fragmented OCR notes describe a lawsuit over mixed heritage and racial restrictions in Iowa. Trustees, voting, and a $100 fee appear tied to a school or official action, with references to a mother white and a father mixed white blood. The case climbs to the state Supreme Court on appeal.
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Iowa
Laws Supreme Court
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