Joint art council proposed in House for paintings and statues
Washington report notes Representative Cox introduced a joint resolution to create a council of John Durand George Baker Sanford R. Grifford Fastman Sohines and Henry R. Brown to review all congressional art designs with no compensation beyond normal travel expenses The Senate adjourned in memory of Ex President Fillmore and other items include moieties inquiry and a rural turnpike petition alleging misrule and conflicts of interest by Melmand Fry and McClymon on the Pleasant Ridge and Oakley road with calls for an investigation and hearings.
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Leaseville Comal
Daily Times
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McClymon
Sones
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Macys
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wieClymon
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Shooting at Ringgold street house of ill fame wounds traveler
Dayton March 9 special report describes last night’s shooting affray at a Ringgold street house of ill fame. Baltimore commercial traveler C. A. Brunt, about 25, was wounded in the left breast just below the nipple. Celis Edwards entered, struck Allie Berrett, then fired, amid a scene of drinking and commotion as guards and patrons moved to safety.
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Daily Times
Dayton
Ringgold Street
Baltimore
C. A. Brunt
Allie Berrett
Celis Edwards
Allie
Unclear fragments from Bryan notice in Brrax dated March 7
Partial OCR reads Bryan Texas Love 42000 Brrax March 7 with garbled text about loss and ware nce ce of loss. The readable items are Bryan Texas and March 7 with a monetary figure of 42000, but the notice content is unreadable.
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Bryan
Texas
Brrax
Death notice for ex president Fillmore to be officially recognized
The report notes that an executive order will announce the death of ex President Fillmore and that both Houses may pass a motion as a mark of respect to the late leader. The text also references tensions with a commissioner claiming her office is a sinecure and threats to remove him if interference occurred.
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Rouibiens
Fillmore
Cincinnati
Chemares
N. G. Nettelton
Nettelton
House Judiciary Committee Rebuffs Senate Bankruptcy Amendments
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Washington March 9 reports the House Judiciary Committee is working on Senate amendments to the bankruptcy bill. The committee expects to disagree with the important changes, arguing the Senate did not go far enough. The Senate had provided a thirty three percent payment as final in voluntary bankruptcy, replacing the existing fifty percent requirement. The House committee rejected that amendment and adopted an alternate provision.
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Daily Times
Wassinoros
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Emigration Board Organized by Irish Union in U S
A Board of Irish Emigration connected with the National Board of the Irish Catholic Union of the United States was organized here yesterday. Elected officers include President Judge J Daily, Vice President Michael McGinnis, Secretary Peter C Nugent, and Philip Dougherty.
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Byrish Catholic ‘Koereian’ Union of
United States
Judge J. Daily
Michael McGinnis
Peter C Nugent
Philip Dougherty
River Traffic and Weather Report From March 9 Dispatch
The river rose slowly with heavy winds and cloudy skies. Vessels like the Mollie Ebert and Eiger barges moved coal and ore to various upriver towns while arrivals and departures at Cincinnati, Louisville, and St. Louis continued. freight included 620,000 bushels and 300,000 bushels of coal along with cotton and lumber. Weather remained clear later in the day with temperatures around the mid forties.
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Yadi Louis
Messenger
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Coal City
Ing
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Smoky City
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George Lisle
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Aioe
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Man Slips on Ice Injures Local Resident on Mount Auburn
Local matter reports Detrich, an old resident on Mount Auburn, slipping on ice near East Street and sustaining a injury. Also notes Detective Chief Thompson transporting Charles Gobell from the city to Indianapolis on embezzlement charges from a liquor house.
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Mt. Auburn
Ee Street
Mount
Thompson
Indianapolis
Charles Gobell
Eee Mead
Minth Street
Old School Book Trade Spurs Theft in Court
In a police court session two young offenders faced charges for stealing school books from the First Intermediate School where Mr. J B J DeBeck serves as principal. One boy narrowly escaped punishment, only paying costs this time, as the magistrate hinted at future consequences.
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Litttle
First Intermediate School
J.B. J. DeBeck
B. Pera
Funeral for Ex President Fillmore Set Amid Mourning
March 9 reports from the Executive Mansion Washington announce the death of Millard Fillmore. The city is draped in mourning and courts and trade bodies have adjourned. The President orders a funeral with military and naval honors and suspension of ordinary duties on the day of the service.
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Brirato
Fillmore
Board of Trade, &c
Executive Mansion
Washington
United States
Millard Fillmore
Bufalo
Hamilton
Libel case against Engineer Scowden continued to Friday
A Hamilton County Police Court record shows engineer R T Scowden charged with libel. The case was kept over to Friday at the request of Resentant’s attorneys amid an unusually large docket from two days of drunken and disorderly conduct. The statute prescribes fines up to five hundred dollars, or six months in jail, or both, for libel.
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Ohio
Hamilton Courfty
Alliant
Ponent Verily
Police Court Docket Reveals Multiple Dismissals and Fines
Forty eight cases were heard from weekend police scrapings with five continued. John Davis and John Tucker cases dismissed. G Ketchman milk-wagon driver fined five dollars and costs for careless driving. Peter J. Efevre false case dismissed. Dennis Williams pleaded petit larceny sentenced to Work-Hogge for 50 months. Thomas Dougherty and H H Weiman fined for careless driving. Assault case on Brighton House suspects continued to the 12th. Peter Quinn fined fifty dollars and costs with 15 days Work-Hogge. James and Joseph Pryor sentenced to Work House for receiving stolen money.
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John Tucker
G Ketchman
A . Il
Peter J. Efevre
Denny Williams
Petit
cee en _ Thomas Dougherty
H. H. Weiman
Costa
Brighton House
Peter Quinn
James
Joseph Pryor
Convention Reassembles Amid Turbulent Debate on Citizenship Clause
The Convention reassembled at 214 o'clock with President King presiding. The session centered on Mr. Campbell's motion to strike words from Section 1 relating to citizenship and voting. Debate intensified as supporters and opponents argued the amendment proposed by Mr. Oat Sans nee, while time pressed and the meeting neared a potential vote.
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Campbell
Han
Oat Sans Nee
Cam Ipso Ie
Aioe
Alleged Theft Case at Hunt's Hotel Involving Mary Adams
Officers Boileau and Meade arrested Mary Adams at Hunt's Hotel on a warrant issued by Fo Rebin, Va., charging theft of $200. Details describe the suspect’s plan to leave with the money the next morning.
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Meade
Hunt's Hotel
Mary Adams
Fo Rebin
Toni Bate
Fragmented Historical Notices on Fenit and Grand Jury Report
A messy OCR fragment references preservation of fenit and a wood product with a price claim, then shifts to a final Grand Jury report noting seven days of session, 157 witnesses, fifteen true bills, seven ignored cases, and additional indictments. It also mentions the Charter Murder Trial with details on deposition issues and a defense counsel.
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Grand Jury
Charles Reais Graban
Lizzie Downe
Grand Mort Ns
Diamon Marienthal
Grand Larce
Will probates and estates set for local diocese trust
The will of Thomas Humphreys is probated this morning leaving all property about 40 000 to Archbrt Purcell for use by the Fenslegreat Seminary. Frederick Schroeder's will probate shows 2900 in personality and 40000 realty 10000. Jacob H. Hunt named administrator of Eliza McDevitt estate with 000 in realty.
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Archbrt Purcell
Fenslegreat
Frederick Schroeder
H. H.eee
Batate
Jer
Cecomek
Q Realty
Jacob H. Hunt
Eliza McDevitt
Surprise party besieges Dr Mitts residence
Friends organized a well planned surprise party at Dr C Mitts home a few days ago. The masked visitors entered with baskets and greeted the host warmly, ensuring a pleasant evening. Guests reported the gathering was successful and the ladies were proud of their final surprise effort.
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Dr. C. Mitts
Senate Adjourns After Chaplain Address
The Senate interrupted by a quoted prayer and a speech as the Chaplain spoke on perseverance and national fate before adjourning after M Fenton's motion. The fragmentary text notes the adjournment following references to the First War and the arts of the country's people.
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Seth
Gratin
M Fenton
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