Vast mix of 19th century dispatches in brief shreds
Columbus visit by Vallandigham, Buffalo canal meeting, libel suit in Indianapolis, Morgan and McGrath hemp factory burned in Lexington, bank subscription in Bangor, relief receipts in New York, Illinois river high, legal disputes over alienation and murder, Port au Prince revolt attempt, Irish orators lecture, Chicago payroll changes, fire in Fond du Lac, and varied stock market notes with bonds and gunpowder blasts.
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Vallandigham
Columbus
Buffalo
Senator Sumner
Indienapolle Journal
Chicago
Albany
Morgan & McGrath
Lexington
Ohio Agricultural
Craary
First National Bank
Bangor
Bqpth
New York Chamber of Commerce
Illinois
Peckin
W. M. Wiley
St. Louis
Josh Brewster
Bobo Lichs
Allegheny City
Pennsylvania
Logan
United States Senate
Pe Eette Oedene
Jermeen
Herman Ralster
Orange C. H
Houseworth & Yates
Baptist Church
Rouse
George Francit
Soalatte Ghdenanen
Beers
Cleveland
Louisville Board of Trade
Headington
Kentucky
St. Nicholas
Brown
Missouri
Colorado Colony
St. Vrain
Long's Peak
Longmont
Ohio Senate
Nellie Grant
Mary Kelley
Nellie
Mary
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Father Farley Clayne
Ireland
Pratt's Hall
San Francisco
Louisville
Wm. D. Gal- Soles
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
James Murphy
Tuomey
Sumner
Fond]du Lac
Wis
Sheadapalie
James Hearn
H. J. Vankurr
Grover
Thomes Brown
Anlcon
Charles Farshnow
Harness
Howe
Weather forecast signals fair conditions ahead
Fair and gentle conditions prevail toward the north and northwest with light to fresh winds from Atlantic stations. No indications of a serious disturbance are expected Saturday as reports from Ohio and Atlantic regions suggest generally fair weather.
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Atlantic
Agricultural College Presidency and Cincinnati Invitation
Special dispatch from Columbus reports the Agricultural College trustees electing a former secretary as head of the proposed institution. Cincinnati invitation is debated in the House and Senate with mixed reception. Debates touch on hospitalities, dignity, and the desirability of an Assembly visit to Cincinnati amid broader political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLumbus
Ouro
Agricultural College
The
National Assembly Votes on Versailles Move Amid Debate
In Paris the National Assembly rejected an immediate Paris relocation by 407 to 104 after M Thiers urged moving to Versailles. The final decision backed a return to Versailles with the first public sitting to be held there on March 20. Quiet at Montmartre as National Guards return cannons. Henri Rochefort reported dead. Thirty German wounded soldiers killed on the Versailles railway. Fourty thousand Mobile guards have left Paris as Swiss-bound troops proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borpracx
National Assembly
M. Thiers
Versailles
Paris
Monte Martre
Rochefort
Pari
Mont Martre
National Guards
National Guard
Luxembourg
Cloche
Henri Rochefort
Verugilles
France
Goel
Switzerland
Pittsburg Oil Market Report Standings
Portportd March 11 crude oil prices show seller's bid at 874c per barrel with a firm market tone. Market activity center on W.S. Boyer and Mack negotiations, with limited hopeful buyers and steady offerings.
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Boyer
Mack
Weather report fragment with stalled pressure reading
Fragmentary weather bulletin notes stationary pressure, moving air masses and a general pattern across regions. Vague details mention a northward shift, barometer behavior, and a Canadian air influence with no clear forecasts or temperatures.
Senate Proceedings Crown Sumner Removal Sparks Debate
In the absence of the Vice President, Mr Sumner of Massachusetts was unanimously confirmed as President pro tempore and the Secretary was ordered to communicate the feet on the United States and se of Representatives. Mr Howe of Wisconsin requested unanimous consent to proceed with election of standing committees. Sumner asked to be excused from the Committee on Privileges and Elections. his motion was agreed to. Schro continued questioning Sumner’s removal from chairmanship of the Foreign Relations Committee. Howe cited personal relations with the President and Secretary of State. Wilson defended the Senate's prerogatives, while Morrill urged proceeding with reorganizing as recommended by the majority. Schro asserted Sumner had not refused to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds
Et Vt
Senate
Corbett
Sumner
Scott
Schurz
Cameron
Sammer
Howe
Massachusetts
Bumber
Stewart
S Committee
Wilson
Wisconsin
San Domingo
Select Committee
Caroline
Bayard
Del
Blair
Nye Tosh
Bering
Eat
Logan
Tipton
Nebraska
Jnst
Bumner
Oe Ee L
Lillinois
Sherman
Sir Cragin
Morton
Ind
Messrs. Bayard
David
My 8
Committee On Foreign Relations
Thurman
Ohito
Garmee
Haven
Ames
Anthony
Boreman
Brownlow
Caldwell
Chandler
Cole
Caghling
Fenton
Ferry
Michin
Frelinghuysen
Hamlin Fishes
Hitchcock
Wrenlevis Morrill
Vermont
Nye
Osborne
Pomeroy
Pool
Rumsey
Robertson
Sawyer
West
Wright
Chaser
Cooper
Davis
Kentucky
West Virginia
Kelly
Stevenson
Vickers
Dayard
Buckingham
Carpenter
Des Ferr
Connecticut
Gilbert
Hamilton
Hill
Kellogg
Pratt
Rice
Louisbu- Bi Reber
Speers
Prragan
Seek
Umner
Bull
Morey
Louisiana
Aperont
Mississippi River
Finkelnburg
Missouri
M Pi
Ohio
Dawes
Taafe
Neb
Omaha
Hal Me
House
Randall
Penn
Committee of Elections
Messrs
Upson
Hazelton
Wis
Stevenson and
Ote
Peek and
Fansworth
Rhode Island
United States
Se of Representatives
Mass
Committee On
Mo.ir
F Ns
Maseach
State Department
Mass.r
Bengte
I Gs
Morrill
Result of the tornado hits St Louis area
Extensive losses reported in East St. Louis with figures for elevators, railways, and lines. The steamer Mollie Able injured beyond initial report as sixty dwellings destroyed or damaged. Railroads repair damages while citizens recover and relocate. Additional damage noted in Morgan County and Helana Arkansas with unroofed houses and property destruction.
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East St. Louis
Ferry Company
St. Louis and
Vandalia
Southeastern Road
Chicago and Alton
Ohio and
Mississippi
Toledo and
Wabash
Mollif Able
Morgan County
Helana
Ark
Osceola
France Indemnity Installment Abatement of Taxes
Paris reports indicate a March plan to fund indemnity abatement by taxing French income and property. A Telegraph correspondent notes Nazi Guards in Paris threatening to disrupt assemblies in Versailles. Vintoy, Paria military commandant, plans force to quell the National Guards as Anti German League gains strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ponyer Quertier
National Garde
Loxpon
Paris
The
Telegraph
Verailles
Vintoy
Paria
Thevnions
Grand Duke's Return and Hall Openings March 29
Dispatch reports the Grand Duke of Baden returns to Carlsruhe amid public rejoicing. Royal Albert Hall will open to the public on March 29 for the London exhibit of 1871. A London Stock Exchange protest circulates against the Buwhan loan pending Black Sea Conference decision. London firms invite applications for a new American loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden
Carlsruhe
Royal Albert Hall
London Stock Exchange
London
United States’ Pleasary Department
India Budget Report Shows Income Tax Cut and Opium Revenue
The March ninth exhibit of finances for India presents a favorable budget. It notes a reduced income tax and an estimated opium revenue of eight million pounds for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacurta
India
Papal Guarantees Debated by Italian Deputies
Fuerence March 10 Italian Chamber of Deputies debates the Papal guarantees as part of ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Motion to Reconsider Sumner's Dis placement Lost by Two Majority
Washington reports a motion to reconsider Sumner's removal failed by two votes amid a heated Senate split. Republicans debated chairmanships and committee seats while a Republican caucus planned further action. Democratic chair Fernando Wood led the morning session and Chinese representation on committees was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Saekr
Senate
Congress
Fernando Wood
Chinapinee
New York Market Summary March Update
New York report from March shows mixed activity with unsettled tones in Union Pacific Illinois Central and Central Pacific quotes. Prices listed include Normand Dikaten 1384, Darlington Guayney 1504, Gold Inn 1108 and other exchanges. governments steady yet dull with money easy and bonds dull.
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Union
Port
Hocks
Pittsburg Fire Destroys Town After Early Morning Blaze
A rapid, wide spreading fire swept through Pittsburg destroying fifty eight buildings and five acres, sparing the American House. Heavy losses included James Rutherford hardware stock and building eight thousand dollars, Petroleum House furniture yard ten thousand, and Owen Raffey liquors ten thousand. Townwide damage about one hundred fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr Street
Iken's Hall
Bank of the Cb
James Rutherford
Petroleum House
Suisaing
I. C. Wachter
Owen Fiaffey
Market Report From St Louis and Moavenle March 10
A dated market brief shows mixed commodity activity with grains and livestock trading. Wheat remains steady to firm in St Louis and Moavenle with quotes around 123 and 141. Corn weak to mixed, rye higher around 92, pork and lard lower, and flour steady in the mixed regional quotes.
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Wheat Active Ag
Bolt Jowa
BrPraLo
Rockport Railroad Stockholders Meeting Stirs City
A Rockport meeting of stockholders and interested citizens convened at the Board of Trade to discuss the Cincinnati and Rockport railroad. Chairs were appointed, subscriptions announced, and speaker Mr. Moulton stressed the line’s Southern outlet, freight competition, and regional development, with substantial local donations noted as the gathering continued.
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Cincinnati and
Rockport
Board of Trade
Torder
Wm. Glen
Hi. H. Tatem
E. H. Sallin
Aanee
Moulton
Inet
Louisville
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinati
Kashville
Rockport Rine
Nashville
Twent
Cincinnati
Denver women faro bankers feature in Kans City News item
The Kans City News editor previews a Denver woman involved in faro banking and her business on a Kapens Pacific train journey. He notes her calm, businesslike demeanor and the contrast with audience expectations, while a discussion on women’s rights and suffrage features in quotes from Dr Mary.
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Kans City
New York
Woodhall & Claflin
Weumen
Important Circular Lists City Firms and Associates
An important circular lists numerous firms and associates including Austin Baldwin Baker Kitchen A Nelmont Co Blake Brothers Budge Schill Co Cecil Stout Thaye John J Cieco San Clark Dodge Henry Clewe Jaz Cooke Dabney Morgan Thomas Denny Brexel Wintirup Duncan Sherman Fisk Hatch Frank Gans Gibsow Giendinging and others. The document catalogs partnerships and business connections in a dense roster format.
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High Commission
the Pensioners OF 1812
Chadwick
Cincinnati New York
William
Bears
Beck
Great Bear Clique
Joint High Commission
Amsterdam
Frankfort
Antwerp
James Tracey
George Perry
Red Bank
N. J
Aeted Press
Youk
Cincinnati Times
Washrneron
D. C
Bancroft
Fish
Bancro
Orth
George W. A
Thomas
United Stats
Sone Fantagoa
Cate Eationses
van Ean
Earl
Joint High
Keates
Emperor William
Baron von Gerolt
Schenck
Sione
Butler
Committee of the Senate
Associated Press
Wasunixerox
D.C
Gates
South America
Beyaca
Paxama
Repoena
Fanon
Bolivia
Friendsan Tesla
Peru
Lima
SePa
Asa A. Addis
Jas. B. Howell
Iowa
Uor- Ferris
Mexico
Dun Ham
Poe
Ail
Fteniion
Hance Aoewige
Choclanatl
Epee Bi
Mets
Céresian
Miami-Bottoms
Miami
Curtis’ Son
Woodworth
Bell
Grant
Ansersibe
Pittsburg
Portpurd
Weather Report
Canada
Wasminarox
Mr. Schurz
Mollie Able
Sity
England
Royal Tiser Hall
Italy
Washington
Petroleum Center
Railrod
Cincinnati Railway
Saeeee
Mary Wawer
Oman
Geni
Cee
Walker
U. S
Treasury Department
Europe
Interont
Sony
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United State
N. C
Louisville, Y
Mobile
Als
Glee
James G. King’s Sons
Kountse Brothers
Leonard Sheldon & Foster
Maitland, Phelps& Co
Mereton
Bid 4 Co
Ae Oe Myers & Co
George Opdyke & Co
E. D. Randolph & Co
Rel, Leo & Content
Moses Taylor & Co
Trever& Colgate
Turner Brothers
Union Trust Company
van Schaick & Co
Vermilye & Co
L. Vou Hoffman & Co
Wells
Cinciabath
Omio
F. Adee & Co
Hewson, White & Co
X Bupsing & Co
Kinney & Co
Kore
Heidebach &E
Sarkie
Wright Go
Gilmore, Dunlap &Co
Seasongood, Netter & Co
Gro
Boutwell
Railways
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
As. Raine
Rth
Sedaubaie Desaenie
Jodtensrelie & T Ft
Wayne
IV, Ole
Tulad
Little Miami
Trank Limos
Bates
Gea
Aid Cantina
Lonsdale NU
Lonsdale Muslin
Wilson Bros
Ralph McCracker
Daren Crane
Youse
Lawonén
Chants Na Weber
Young & Langdon
Heal Estate Agents & Brokers
West Third Street
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Franklin Tye
Vine Miecet
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Aie W. la
LW. Langley Commission
Louisville & Cincinnati
B.R
Disneynscuoc Tete Southern Mall
Sun
M. Ode A.m
Leure
John Byling & CO
Eighth Street
Secha
Wreeteane Gare
Postina
Sheie
D. S. Carrick
Main Street
Third St
Medical
Mark Twain
Norway
Ramsdell Norway
Price PS Gener
W. Cor
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