Fragments recount tax disputes and debt details
The text fragments describe discussions involving a bank official, the President of the Mets, and the Internal Revenue Commissioner about tax rulings. It mentions creditors, indebtedness, liabilities of sheds, assets valued around 44 000, and large losses, with figures like 65 700 and 44 000. References include a Portar area and a northern portion, hinting at a financial settlement over time.
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Np Ee Sennen Otts Bestaeanes Shehenke
Presiden Vermil
Mets
Chc Ee
Saitek
Sane
BOT
Fragmentary Concoap Campaign Rumors and Vague Returns
Partial text reports returns from many towns and wards with scattered notes on repairs and campaigning. Mentions candidates Cheney and Repeblin in an unclear election context, with missing dates and places leading to an incomplete picture.
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Concoap
Scatwichins
Cheney
Repeklinen
Austria Resignation Accepted Quietly Amid Unclear Details
Visewa reports resignation accepted on March 11 with sparse details. The incomplete dispatch notes a muted atmosphere and pending confirmation of the official who stepped down, leaving the exact reason and successor unsettled.
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Austria
Visewa
Sater Eaitas
Trial transcript fragments reveal Isabella Oakley letter and witness accounts
Fragmentary testimony on a long trial cites a letter to Florence and statements by Isabella Oakley. It notes motive, loyalty to family, and references to Mrs. Tilton and Miss Anthony with mixed recollections of earlier remarks. The proceedings include cross examination and dated context from the 1800s.
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Florence
Iwo di
Condevi
Fior
Aenlem
Sam
Isabella
Oakley
Man
Titan
Bert S
Pila Schretaber
Mies
Oliver Johnson
Beach
Missy
Stanton
Tilton
Inn
Masset
Anthony
Reninos
No Opposition for Re election as Grand Master
Mr Eilis has no opposition for re election as Grand Master and several stand. A Governor nominates Ezra 5 Dodd of Toledo to the State Senate. In House Geneva Appropriation Bill passes amid Republican no votes. Grosvenor offers a sine die adjournment plan for March 29. Delegates convene to seek God in National Constitution. River levels and weather notes accompany dispatches amid dull business across cities.
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Eilis
Asa
Ezra 5
Dodd
Toledo
Green
Alisk
Shelby
Senate
Geneva
Grosvenor
House
Opershouse
Assembly Business Nears Adjournment After Deadlock
Special Dispatch from Indianapolis March 11 reports a new Conference Committee amid a deadlock. The Senate passed a bill authorizing a temporary loan to cover a 1873 loan, and to allocate seventy five percent of insurance fees to the treasury. The House approved a bill on Auditor fees and salaries, and thanked Governor Trenadricks for suggesting mileage references. The legislature is likely to adjourn Saturday.
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Daily Times
Indianapolis
Senate
Treasury
Trenadricks
Milesae
Republican Caucus Rejects Officers Change
Special Dispatch from the Daily Times reports the Republican Senators voting 21 to 1 to keep current officers. The Senate debated order issues and tabled a resolution to appoint a committee for a summer trip to Indian country. Postmaster General Jowell invited Representative Lamar to Connecticut in a move to aid the Republican ticket.
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Washington
Senate
Jowell
Lamar
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Repup
General Sheldon Assigned to Lead Alabama Front in New Orleans
General Sheldon, named assistant counsel for United States before a court, goes to New Orleans to manage regional operations. The Republican notes a senators caucus supporting election of John and others, while the Senate vows to retain Rev. Dri Sanileriaad in some capacity.
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Sheldon
United States
Court of Comimunites
Alabama
Cee
New Orleans
John
Malone trial ends in not guilty verdict
In CuicaGe dated March 11, Christopher BR Malone was acquitted of the murder of James Reagan, with the jury ruling self defense after a saloon shooting on Bison Street. The inquest into Billie remains inconclusive as the victim fights for recovery from critical injuries.
Rev J A Davidson's recent lecture noted in Erik IA
In Erik Iowa on March 11 the Rev J A Davidson delivered a lecture noted by local observers. The event highlighted theological themes and drew attendees from the community.
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Erik, I’a
J. A. Davidson
Recen Ean Lectorer
Ivenis Erates
Wiseman March 11 Bonds Issued By Treswery
The Treswery will issue bonds this afternoon following a pong leap hours. Contemplated amounts include coupon bonds of 24,083 dollars registered and 5,936,250 dollars.
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Wiseman
Waanel
River News Dispatches Signal Ships Arrivals and Weather
Special dispatches detail arrivals and departures at multiple ports including Cincinnati and New Orleans with times listed. Reports mention clear pleasant conditions in Evansville and a fierce gale observed elsewhere, with temperatures ranging from 42 to 56 degrees.
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Daily Times
Carmo
Mareh
John Means
Eccomrite
Fannie Lewis
Louis
Parker
Cincinnati
Burkeville
Nashville
Seer
A. Zelena
St. Louis
Evansville
Fanny
Houston
New Orleans
A M. Naili
Louk
Foreign Note on Recall of U S Charge d Affaires
A foreign note denies the recall of William Schuyler as United States Charge d Affaires in St Petersberg and rejects Tageblatt reports of France planning eastern department concentration and Germany threatening to move two corps to the Rhone. It lists French ministers and notes Da forme drawn up ministry program including budget vote after holidays and next September senatorial elections.
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Prince Gortschakus
Wm. Schuyler
United States
St. Petersburg
France
Germany
Rhone
Bes Veen
St Buftet
Intérior
M. Dufaure
M. Leon
M. Valle
Vicompte de Maux
Duke de Cazes
Gen. de Cissev
Admiral de Montaignac
Marine
M. Caildauy
Corrier de France
M. Dafanre
Assembly
Serge
Departments
Seine
Bouches’ de Rhone
Grange District Council Meeting At Drexeling Hall
Delegates from Southeastern Indiana and Northern Kentucky met at Drexeling Hall with Vice President A B Line presiding. The session debated stock pens slaughter houses and pork pricing, and formed committees to pursue stock yards, price finding, and distribution while pledging to support local packing and cooperative efforts.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Drexeling Hall
A. B. Line
I. C. Sawder
Wis.iven
A. J.line
Peasion
State Grange
GW. Hudson
Cmé
SW. Hudson
Walton, Ky
J. C. Hughes
Covington
Cincinnati
Hague Nxt
Joke Tooeeeca
Mt Ceeington
Jo ‘Thompson
Mt. Carmel
Jnd
Jos. Allen
Haslam
Robert Culbertson
Ryland
Bower
New Trenton
Ind
Banks
Gareet Vansnun
P. McVeau
Covingiot
J. W. Sbarris Eet
J. Lair
Kenta
J. D. Guthrie
S. W. Hardson
State Grange of Pages
Champion Reaper and Mower Company
Postmaster General attacks third class matter rate changes
A letter complains that the March 3 act raised postage on transient matter and catalogs to one cent per ounce doubling for publishers and merchants. It argues the change burdens newspaper publishers and specimen mail, reduces subsidies for weekly subscribers, and calls for reconsideration and further amendments.
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Exerees
Con
Frank Vilege
Merchan
Democratic Convention Nominates Johnston for Mayor
A late Ohio Democratic convention endorses Governor Allen for re election and calls for unity in the party. Delegates back Johnston for mayor after a brief contest while resolutions urge temperance economy and opposition to a new federal color and caste seating rule.
Judge Murdock hears murder trial and related cases
The State vs Andreas Fener shows a continuing cross examination of Rafer. Defense seeks to impeach him by his penitentiary record in Clermont County for horse theft. Rafer testifies he faced no inducements and knew a witness. Silvernagle vs Samuel Silagie seeks $5000 for alleged conversion of over $5000 in money and valuables. Verdict in Ludington vs Littleford noted.
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Rafer
Columbus
Clermont County
Rufer de
Fyner
Ahenaie Silvernagle
Samuel Silagie
Seether Pt
Ctpius
Hamlin
Superior Court Assesment Suit on Mitton Street Improvement
In Superior Court Judge O Connor hears an ASRFARMENT suit where the City for John Styan A Co claims $117 for the Mitton Street improvement from Sycamore to Young. The defense argues the improvement was not a trade good and cites irregularities in the contract process. Attorneys M Garrison and Louis Krawher represent plaintiffs. F P W Moore served as counsel.
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John Styan
Henry Fi
Eckelman
Mitton Street
Sycamore
Young Street
de Ense
M. Garrison
Louis Krawher
Pleintitts
W. Moore
Coatey
Town Hall entertainment by Lincoln Lodge No 34
An evening program of duets and recitations at Town Hall under Lincoln Lodge. Miss Lillie Makell drew encores with Ainden Winkle and won a bouquet. The imported orchestra drew praise while the Oily Dutchman sparked a commotion during the performance.
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A. Crand
Lincoln Lodge
Lillie Makell
Village election narrows to two candidates in Lebanon
Reports indicate the village representation contest for the end of a term narrows to two contenders, Mrs. Burton and a rival. Local school board terms and village governance topics dominate chatter as residents consider candidates and district property interests.
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Camp
Wav
Gelate
Burton
Ace Hiss
Weix Aman
Chas
Setiser
Iegeite
Conaeieralte
Schoal Board
Thefris
Dfafer
Spelling Meet Planned. Court Case Verdict and Jail Visit
A grand spelling match is booked for Friday at Beckers Hall. In Common Pleas the case of Lechtian for joy money under sale pretenses was found not guilty. Commissioners visited County Jail to report it in good condition. Democratic meeting called for Beckett's Hall Saturday night to nominate a ticket. Rammett Club drama on the 17th includes Neilan Conaughton and others. Proceeds aid St Marys Church.
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James K. Thomas
Middletown
Hamilton
Beckers Hall
Common Pleas
Counte
J. Re Vinnedee
John
Vanderveer
Gow
Schriehte
Aut
Tistocy Kavin
Rammett Club
Johan Neilan
Ireland
John Con‘naughton
Pat
William Brannan
Ian O'Carelan
Nellie Neilan
Siedge O
Weather Report From War Department Signal Service
Weather bulletin from the War Department Signal Service provides temperature and weather conditions for multiple cities including Chicago Cincinnati Keokuk New Orleans and Port Gitano. Reports show cloudy or fair skies with varying temperatures and a note on temperate readings and elevations.
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Bar
Chicago
Mes
Cincinnati
Texas
Keokuk, Own
New Orleans
Gleuty
Port Gitano
Servier
U.S. AL
Weather bulletin from the Northwest to Missouri and Lower Lakes
From the Northwest to Missouri and Lower Lakes a low barometer and southerly winds bring warm cloudy weather and snow, then cold to follow. west of the Mississippi expect clearing as weather shifts.
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Wisuixeros
D. C
Missouri
Lower Lakes
Mississippi
Nomination sunlight across multiple districts in Midwest and Kentucky
The Senate yesterday announced nominations in several districts: Howard Houwles in Illinois Sixth, J. J. Matthews in Lyons Iowa, J. W. Ferguson in Ilkville Wisconsin, A M Peltersoe Crestline Ohio, J H Hull New Philadelphia Ohio, H Hammond McConnellsville Ohio, W B Smith Middleport Ohio, James Mullemeaux Galpolis Ohio, A S McClure Feates Ohio, G Bredgiman Canton Ohio, H A Patterson Janesville Wisconsin, Jasper W. Johnson as Material Revenue Storekeeper in Third District Ohio, and John Goddard in Kentucky Eighth. Market notes from Chicago and New Orleans cover flour, wheat, corn, oats, barley, bacon, lard, sugar, whiskey, cotton, and receipts.
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Collestor
Intermeloveuke
Howard ‘Uowles
J. Hi. Hull
New Philadelphia
Thos. Hiammond
McConnellsville
W. B. Smith
Middleport
Mic
Vdmi
Gomi
New Orleans
Ps Family
Ste
To-Day s Oil Markets Report Incomplete Dispatch
Special dispatch notes a dull oil market with weaker prices and scattered bids. Prices shown include Parker’s Lands at 180, Gil at 85, Titusville steady near 152, and crude oil around 20. The text is fragmentary with several garbled figures and missing context.
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Gil
Titusvi
Pelmed
Ceudesia
Nominees declared as Callahan at convention
The second ballot narrowed to Callahan after King withdrew. The Waterworks ticket contenders were Hib Early Smith Krein Meintyre with Meintyre leading on first ballot but Hib securing a majority on later count, closing the convention at 1 o'clock after remaining posts were chosen. Personal arrivals at the Barnet House listed many guests and their origins from New York Memphis Vicksburg Cleveland Detroit and more.
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Smith
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New York
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Wyoming
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BE. L. Hinman
Columbus
CL Robertson
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Menroe
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Kee
Byers
Mes
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New Orleans
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Baltimore
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Charles E. Bloss
Detroit
L. C. Rawson
Cleveland
Ohio
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St .Louis
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Watkins
Kentucky
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Alton
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