Spanish Primetime Duty and Philadelphia Convention
A summary of political stances shows Keen aan See backing the Philadelphia Convention nominee while favoring no personal choice for Grant. Gen. Schurz vows support if the nominee isn’t Grant, yet sees little chance to block Grant’s renomination. Local health authorities report a sharp rise in fever cases, with thirty new reports in three days and several fatalities. Willard Hotel dispute resolved amicably, to reopen under joint Willard brothers. Debates over Admiral Polo’s potential visit threaten peace, with sanctions if received. Geo. P. Rowell and other proprietors are in town amid ongoing controversy and ship ownership concerns.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Genater Schurz
Grant
Board of Health
Willard Brothers
Willard
Ees
Polo
Florida
Geo. P. Rowell
New York
Numeer
Supreme Court session on Kentucky v Boutwell demurrer
The Supreme Court heard arguments in case No. ais State of Kentucky versus Secretary Boutwell. The record notes a demurrer and a rule to show cause. Justice Boutwell was absent due to indisposition.
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Tae WesTers
Pam
Wasutxeron
Supreme Court of the United States
Kentucky
Boutwell
Noble County Election Result Upsets Senate Seats
Special dispatch reports Spriggs, Democrat, winning Noble County commissioner race by 38 votes over McGarry, with Little trailing. The outcome restores Democratic control and ends prior controversy as theTimes notes the subject was dropped and attention returns to normal.
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Times and Chronicles
Spriggs
McGarry
Rep
Little
Noble County
Gladden
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Macarnis
Special dispatch from Macarnis details a local event in progress with notes on attendees and actions, highlighting community response and planned follow ups by officials and organizers.
Charges and movements in Mexican revolutionary conflict reach Texas
Reports from San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas describe General Rocher pursuing cattle thieves with thirteen thousand troops. Rebel leaders clash and claim Juares holds over two million in the treasury. Governor Pesquiera defeats Marquesy’s revolutionists. Osina defeats Parra near Lenion alive. Government restricts telegrams. forced enlistment continues amid unrest.
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Osina
Parra
Lenion
Fiero Car
Gov
William Cullent
Vera Cras
Rochacos
Vera Crus
United States
New York Inquiry Handles Rimgites Case In Court
The Judiciary Investigation in New York on March 9 focuses on the Rimgites case. Testimony questions malice and references are directed at Francis B. Barlow and Philo F. Buckles. Court records show mentions of Judge and hear say with accompanying affidavits.
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Sateenett
Barverd
Stick
Francis B. Barlow
State of
New York
Barnard
Yim
Jas
Philo F. Buckles
Paris Commune trial verdicts reach two guilty
Paris reports two of the accused in the Versailles sitting of the Commune crimes found guilty for firing and destroying the Church of St Louis. One is sentenced to execution and the other to life in servitude. Telegraph line completed with congratulatory dispatches between Theirs and Guadaloupe governor.
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Cueret
Rcnosi
Versailles
Church of St. Louis
Guadaloupe
France
Chicago Relief Committee tally reaches £163000
The report shows that the sums contributed throughout England reached a total of £163000. A large meeting is planned for tomorrow at Hyde Park opposing the Parks initiative.
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Lonpox
Chicago
Chicago Relief Committee
England
Hyde Park
National Party Meeting Advocates Annexation Debate
Report from New York on March 9 describes a mass National Party meeting where speakers denounced the administration and two advocated annexation to the United States. Civil service employees were instructed to stay away, while the public generally favored the gathering.
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New York
United States
Rootne
Indiana Lawyer Politician Dies After Nine Weeks Illness
John Colerick of Wayne Indiana, a noted lawyer and politician, died Thursday night after a prolonged illness from hemorrhage of the lungs. The report mentions his prominence in Indiana politics and law.
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John Colerick
Wayne
Indiana
Atiera
James B. Denny
New York Central Railroad
Kentucky Senate and House Actions Report
Frasaroer on March 3 notes Senate bills amending charters of the Kentucky Association for improving the awe-Stock and Central and Léaington and Big Sandy Railroads. House resolves include thanks to Blue Grass Temperance Convention. Cincinnati Southern Railway charter amendment and Commonwealth Company of Kentucky charter were acted upon. Debate on School Section 3 postponed. event session covered Welshes and dispositions of items.
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Senate
Kentucky
Hi Ibrar
Er Central
Léaington
Big Sandy
Blue Grass
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Commonwealth Company of Kentucky
el Wales
Beheods Closed by Spotted Fever at Hyde Park
The public opening is halted as reports confirm the Black or Spotted Fever impacts Hyde Park area. The note appears in a Baltimore dispatch from March 9 describing health concerns and related closures. The Allan Line steamship Austria sailed from Locust Point, Baltimore, for Liverpool, with a cargo of grain and lard from the West.
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New York
Hyde Par
Belloras Ned
Garealeane
Civil Service and Budget Debates in Senate and House
The Senate debated civil service reform and investigations into appointments, with amendments and motions by Trumbull, Conkling, and others. The House advanced Indian treaty actions, bounties to Civil War soldiers, and pensions for judges, with votes and adjournment scheduling to Monday.
Injunction Case on Demarrer Arguments Endorse Local Power
Follett leading for the plaintiff assails a redistricting action as unconstitutional, arguing courts may restrain public officials and that the city’s ward system violates the charter. King and Pugh press against the act as a special corporate grant harming representation. debate centers on jurisdiction, remedies, and local self government.
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Mr. Follett
Matthews
Ohio
Cox
King
Heep
Board of Commissioners
Hinds
River news brief notes from Evansville and Louisville
Special dispatches report river conditions and traffic on March 9 with arrivals and departures at Evansville Louisville and Memphis. Observations include barges loaded with flour iron ore and grain, river depths fluctuations, weather turning cooler and cloudy, and riverbreakup indications. Several named vessels and routes appear alongside routine cargo movements.
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Times and Chronicle
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John Rous
Seers
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Pi Oley
Essa Floyd
Nashville
Louisville
Robert Eer
Carko
Marble City
Louis P
Speers
Vale River
Grand Tower
St. Louis
Charleston
W. Va
Mis Testimony in Halil Case Sparks Gwearling Rivalry
New York witnesses debate the Halil case in court as misused funds surface. Testimony centers on bills to Tweed and Albany grants, totaling thousands, with objections and scrutiny over city expenditures and recovery of funds.
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Eee
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Beale
Rich
Em Bassadors Dinner Amid Snowy Wisconsin Weather
The report notes continued snowfall in Wisconsin while the President plans a Wednesday dinner for Japanese ambassadors. It mentions emigration from Alsace to Algeria aided by William M Evarts stationed in Geneva and Paris departure. A libel suit by Elias of the Geneva Watch Co against the New York Tribune seeks 20000 dollars. A London auction sold a former William Jenu library collection. The Liberal Republican State Central Committee of Arkansas calls a Little Rock convention for June 18. The third pier of at 8 and junior bites feet below surface adjourned sittings and named an executive committee touring.
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Roger Sherman
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Jonas
Ome Edwards
Elias
Geneva Watch Company
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William J’enu
London
Republican States Central Committee of
Arkansas
Little Rock
Unclear Insurance Notes From LaCrosse March Record
Fragmentary text from The Republic Insurance Company of LaCrosse Wisconsin shows scattered phrases about Teaney and a small stockholder. The record is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Republic Insurance Company of
LaCrosse
Wis
Calcasus House Debates and County Actions Report
Proceedings from Calcasus March session recount a heated debate over financial and legislative matters. Speeches by Mr Jenner and others addressed debt, appointments, and public lands while committees consider township voting rules and mining railroads. Adjournment follows discussion on support funds and commissioners for distant congress.
Court cautions against rehearing on demurrer
The court notes that an information application brought and heard with a decision cannot be reheard on demurrer as a breach of justice. Though the court has power to re hear, comity among courts bars overruling the demurrer without substantial cause. Mr Pugh urged this at noon adjournment.
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Jngs
Jedjclel
Courts of Common Pleas
Bridge plan for Whitewater River at Harrison debated
Petitions from taxpayers prompt Dearborn County and Hamilton County to reconsider building a bridge across the Whitewater River at Harrison on the Indiana Ohio line. A previous iron bridge failed last July and no crossing has existed since, with ferries scarce in high water. Officials fear cost but plan a cheap string bridge split between the two counties, with another meeting set for Friday to decide.
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Harrison
Indiana
Ohio
Harrison Township
Dearborn County
Lawrenceburg
Messrs
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Martin
Sater
Messrs. Lowder
Dearborn
Hamilton
Fine Arts and Proceedings At Longview Meeting
Fine Arts notes praise for Mosier and Grafton pictures in Wiswell’s windows with Lincoln subject in watercolors. Cincinnati and Springfield Railroad dispute with Hamilton County over Longview Asylum grounds moves toward compromise at a Tuesday meeting chaired by the Longview Superintendent. Also report on County Commissioners’ audited accounts and a bridal tour returning couple, Henry C. Urner and wife.
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Grafton
Lincoln
Bryant
Cimeionati and
Springfield Railroad
New
Cincinnati and Springfield Railroad
Hamilton County
Longview Asylum
Longview
Shoemaker
Springfield
Columbia Baptist Church Celebrates Debt Free Status
The Columbia Baptist Church hosted a Thursday evening celebration marking freedom from debt for its edifice. The treasurer reported seven years of payments totaling funds raised by Harmon, the first pastor, and others. A youth lecture on Daniel was planned in the nave, with services moved to the Congregational Church for the occasion. The Board of Steeple closed schools in tribute to educators and district boards.
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Vison Ee
Pat Hlbe
Ool
Sawyer
Daniel Young
Board of
Stee of the
Aie
Echools
Cerronacy Roe Bas
Song
Railroad Officials Convene in St Louis Form West South Association
A St Louis convention of railroad officers appointed a committee to meet superintendents and promote a West and South rail management association. The plan includes standard annual passes for officers, traveling-employee passes on request, and limited passes for clergy living on lines, with rules about who may receive passes and who may not. The article notes a distant valley town remaining deserted, its forgotten streets and abandoned habitations lingering in silence.
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Bebenate
Gaicis
Saeaty Phacioe
Express train derailed near Richmond by broken rail
Two sleeping cars and one passenger coach on the eastern bound P and St. Louis line were ditched about one mile east of Richmond by a broken rail. Damage to rolling stock was light. One or two passengers were slightly hurt, none seriously. All were transferred to another car and the train continued to Columbus.
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Times and Chronicle
Richmond
Ind
St. Louis Road
Columbus
Foundry Destroyed by Fire in ToLedo Last Night
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports a fire at the Union Manufacturing Company foundry on Division and Thayer streets. The building was entirely destroyed, with a loss likely under $2,000 and no insurance. Firemen mitigated damage, saving adjacent property.
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Times and Chronicle
ToLedo
Union Manufacturing Company
Division and
Thayer Streets
Seal Hunting to Ataxia Tne Mining Stock Market
San Francisco on March 8 reports a new Victoria formed company linked to fur seal killings in Alaska. Raw skins fetchLondon 18 pounds but sell for 40 cents in Alaska under the current syndicate. Stocks show active, irregular trading with Eastern Nevada leading activity. Names and figures include Eureka consoli 283, Jacket 70s, Ely Bee, Cur rey 181, Savage 202, Nevada 26c, Nor cross 250, Meadow Valley 2034, Phir 6, Point 705, Beleber 575, Alpha 30.
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Savage
Suit to Recover 20000 From Tweed Over Hotel Explosion
It is stated that today will bring suit to recover about $20,000 from Tweed by the Metropolitan Hotel, claiming the Tanmany explosion did not allow Garvey to cover expenses charged against the city under the agreement.
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Centennial Commissioners Plan Second Session in Philadelphia
The Centennial Commissioners will hold a second session in Philadelphia on May 22. No new smallpox cases at the navy yard since March 4.
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Centennial Commissioners
Navy Yard
State Legislature Remarks On Railroad Union Resolution
In the Assembly this morning a communication was received from the Union for Railroad, concerning a resolution tied to judicial proceedings against the Times. Leskee Fisk and one Pollard urged Perley to move its office from News.
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Union Fir Railroad
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Leskee Fisk
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Market Notes From March Observe Quiet Trade
March markets show dull activity with mixed prices. Pork steady at 11 70 per pair while land offerings are heavy with limited demand. Shipping futures and whisky trade appear quiet, and general prospects remain cautious amid fluctuating demand.
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Redistricting Commission Update and Court Proceedings
Report from the court scene as Judge Cox issues an injunction stopping the Redistricting Commission. George E. Pugh addresses listeners in Judge Murdock's crowded courtroom. By midafternoon rumors and the city building visit by commissioners reflect a tense, unsettled atmosphere as outcomes loom near midnight.
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George E. Pugh
Tree Planting Emphasized by Dr Warder at Cincinnati Meet
At 10 o'clock the Cincinnati Horticultural Society heard Dr J A Warder of Cleves discuss Amber Planting and its benefits. He argued artificial planting yields more revenue than natural growth, notes climate and rainfall advantages, and cites Europe Asia and India where forest culture boosts water, fuel, and lumber supplies.
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