United States Jurisdiction Over Cin Postoffice Site Sale Proposals
Public lands in Indiana Illinois and Ohio to yield two percent net proceeds to states after ground sale for future postoffice sites. Supervising Architect Mullett prepared proposals to avoid delays once appropriation is made for erection. Drafted for House passage, the move covers western territories and federal land terms.
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Corcoran's Police Bill debated in Columbus House
In Columbus on March 12 the Corcoran police bill faced a special morning session as a third reading was completed. The measure, aimed at Cincinnati's Metropolitan Board, drew debate from Hamilton County delegates and supporters, with a brief cue for further explanation before passage. More from New York reports detail Erie Railway director disputes and Gould’s clashes with a new board at the Grand Opera House.
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Kerosene Lamp Explosion Damages Pa Dry Goods Store
Special Dispatch from Smanrevits Pennsylvania reports a kerosene lamp explosion at P. Beil and Son dry goods store causing a large fire last night. About two thirds of the stock was destroyed. The blaze began around 9 o'clock and started in the store area. The incident occurred near the North of Philadelphia region.
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Times and Chronicle
Smanrevits
P. Beil & Son
Philadelphia
Four affidavits filed charging Marquardt with offenses
Officer Salisbury has filed four affidavits recharging Leonhard Marquardt with the alleged offenses against his wife and three others. Mayor Morrison schedules an exam at 10 A M on Wednesday.
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Garvey and Tremaine Seat Move at Jersey City
Garvey Gays Lees and Sierk ing Tweed contend for Senate seats as Tremaine plans to move against Tweed in Jersey City. Officials aim to finalize seating changes amid ongoing dispute over declarations and authority.
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Ieee
Recapture Tacateras Beiece of Tee wine's BDefeat-Action
Unclear fragmentary report notes a defeat action tied to a governing body and revolution context. Names and specifics are damaged but hint at political upheaval and a governing response.
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Teewine
Govermer
Versailles Assembly Battles Over Libel Censure
In the National Assembly a move to censure two Deputies for libel sparked a tumult. A counter motion to lay the motion on the table led to unprecedented disruption as Right and Left clashed. Jules Favre spoke inaudibly as the Prince of Wales attended and observed the proceedings.
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River Traffic and Weather Updates From Evening Reports
Special dispatch from New Avtaxy and Louisville area notes river levels rising and falling with a 2 inch drop in one report and 6 feet in the canal in another. Weather described as clear. several ships including Kinney and Maryer load for Orleans or New Orleans, while Turner and Mitchell arrive from New Orleans for return shipments. Ship movements list names like City of Vicksburg and Talisman with scheduled departures and arrivals in Memphis Cincinnati and Nashville, reflecting active river commerce and maritime notices.
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Kinney
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Kate Klass
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Turner
Robert Mitchell
Cano
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City of Vicksburg
Macy Houston
Talisman
Nashville
Katie Row
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Bare
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Cincinnati
Ms City
Fragmentary Assembly Notes From Unclear 19th Century Session
Fragmented OCR of a mid epoch legislative record shows motions, resolutions, and committee referrals. Names such as Howard Bell Newman and Jenner appear amid references to boards, borrowing powers for a port town, and a state medical board. Ambiguous text limits precise details.
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Senate notes on tax bill and uncollected funds
The Senate discussion notes the treasury directs that amounts collected remain allocated for non payment, with the secretary yet to close the matter. The text records a bill's passage and mentions Avending tus as part of the surrounding debate.
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Southern Railroad Act Tittle of General Interest
The session discusses the Owensboro and Indiana Bridge Company incorporation and resumes debate on the fish poet topic as the House moves toward pending votes and adjournment.
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Senate Debates Civil Service and Tariff Proposals
Long session scenes reveal Senate clashes over relief bills, civil service reform, and tariff measures. Key figures discuss appointments, authority, and the scope of state power with hearings on internal revenue and municipal corporate acts, while adjournment nears and House actions loom.
Judge Taft Discusses Remedies and Government Powers
The afternoon session featured Judge Taft and Mr. Pugh debating whether the plaintiff has any remedy at all. Taft challenged the merits, noting no authority supports the cited point, and questioned the stance on injunctions and legislative acts. He cited the Dartmouth case and argued the distinction between municipal and private corporations.
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Court debates uniform operation of city laws
The discussion centers on whether a state act granting city powers has uniform operation across all cities or is special to Cincinnati. Judges consider constitutional clauses on uniform laws and the need for general provisions aiding major cities in emergencies without harming smaller municipalities.
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Testimony in French Arms Inquiry and Goat Island Bill
Special dispatch from Washington reports Col Squires of Remington & Sons testifying before the House French Arms Investigation Committee that the October 13 arms contract was made before informing the War Department that Remington acted for France. The Goat Island Bill remains on the table after a 73 to 94 vote. Commerce Committee to consider steamboat liability under the steamboat law.
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Fire Devastates Bowen Bookstore In Indianapolis
Special dispatch reports Bowen Stewart & Co.'s bookstore destroyed by fire last night with stock saved only badly damaged. Insurance on stock 39000. on building 7000. estimated loss over insured about 20000. Concurrent Erie stock market tumult and Gould led corporate upheaval referenced with police and board actions.
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Russell
Temple C. Harrison
Taylor
Minnick
Senate committee tours benevolent institutions in Dayton
Dayton March 12 Senate Committee on Benevolent Institutions and party of seventeen arrived at the Becker House. They visit Soldiers Home then Southern Asylum and plan to depart for Longview. Funeral services were held for Mary Marquardt and her three children killed in Mad River Township at St John’s German Lutheran Church. The father remains jailed.
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Senate Committee On Benevolent Institutions
Becker House
Longview
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Funeral of Hon. John Colerick in Fort Wayne
Special Dispatch reports the funeral of Judge John Colerick, a leading Fort Wayne lawyer, held at the Cathedral with the Fort Wayne Bar in full attendance. Earlier, the West Hotel at Mendon, Michigan burned, causing about 10 000 dollars in loss with five thousand insured.
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Cholera Outbreak Among Bourchier Forces in Calcutta
A Calcutta telegram reports several cholera cases among the troops of General Bourchier, indicating mounting health concerns within the force stationed in the region during the March period.
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Paris Indemnity Talks Aimed at Evacuating France
Paris reports the government is negotiating with Berlin to speed up full indemnity payments and secure German evacuation of France. A dispatch from Sorpov also notes Russians in Paris negotiating with Polish refugees for their return, seeking Czar reconciliation, amnesty, and Grand Duke Alexis as Viceroy of Poland.
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Opposition to Sectarian Donations Proposal in Senate
Albany March 12 Senate discussed a bill to repeal sectarian school funding from the common school fund and remove sectarian institutions from state aid. The measure would affect allocations dating back to 1860 through 1871, with the Comptroller of New York City named in statements.
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Foster Granted a Stay of Proceedings in Collision Case
Judge Barrett grants a stay after a morning collision in the Sound involving the steamer City of Norwich and an unknown steamer. The incident caused considerable damage but no lives were lost. Court appearance scheduled at Appess.
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New York
New Hampshire Gubernatorial Race Winds Through Snow
Coxcorp New Hampshire March 12 reports heavy voting despite a snowstorm. Candidates for governor include Weston and a Republican contender. Henry Colony seeks re election as railroad commissioner. Newcastle Dover and Nathaeter lag behind Kak liean candidates. Manchester expected to yield a large vote lead for Straw.
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Murder Convictions Involving Haguiserre and Sherlock
The report notes Haguiserre and John Sherlock have been implicated in a murder case. It references past trials and marriages of Haguiserre and states that both individuals have now faced conviction for murder in a prior proceeding.
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Fire damages Mott's Palace Flour Mills in Columbus
A fire swept Mott's Palace Flour Mills in Columbus today causing an estimated $75,000 in damages with no insurance. Fire crews battled the blaze from morning until partial containment, no injuries reported.
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River News From Times and Chronicle Mispatches
March 12 report notes the Argosy evening boat extending its Cincinnati trip, the Arlin bound for Cincinnati tomorrow, and a Steamboatmen’s Association meet discussing the McMillan capeten case before the U S Supreme Court. River remains icebound Steubenville to East Liverpool. weather cloudy 33. White River freight to Arkansas city and river stationary.
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Resignation of a Precinct Captain in Second District
February notes show Captain De M. Miller resigning from the Second Precinct which covers the city’s southern half. Superintendent Kennedy recommends Charles II French as successor, signaling a pending change in leadership for the force.
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Council approves election routine in tense pro tem session
A muddled report shows the council meeting with pro tem chair appointed, a committee on elections proposing a resolution, and an adopted plan affecting the mayoral election. The text is garbled but indicates formal action on municipal procedure.
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