Catholic Clergy Rights Bill Faces Amendments in Ohio House
Special Dispatch notes that Geghan’s religious bill prompts Catholic leaders to seek equal rights with other clergy. A committee met with Father Anderson and Mr. Graham to discuss amendments and avoid sweeping, objectionable features. Archbishop Parcell backs equal rights. Cincinnati Catholic officers sign petitions. Other business includes Mr Newman’s House of Discipline bill and Mr Miller’s municipal code amendment.
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Tmes
Columbus
James
Geghan
Gegban
Father Anderson
Graham
Cleveland
Archbishop Parcell
Cincinnati
Senate
Miller
Newman
House of Discipline
Fragmentary OCR Note on Checks and Bank Relations
A garbled OCR passage discusses checks drawn by a state or bank and the responsibilities of makers, acceptors, and payees. It notes that certain checks and drafts relate to paying dividends or interest and mentions certificates and receipts in generic banking terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscaiennaelion
Fragmentary OCR: Sioux reserve raids and frontier line
The unreadable text hints at Sioux reservation tensions and frontier raids. It mentions Kamada and Geatra line, with references to Indian policy and police or military actions. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata
Ana Cian
Ieee
Republicans Hold House Majority Amid Turbulent Session
Republicans claim a working majority in the House as Democrats navigate a turbulent session led by Speaker Fred Ewe of the Three Cent. The political landscape firms up with party leaders signaling legislative momentum on key votes and policy priorities.
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Krepublicans
Democrata
Fred Ewe
Testimony of Charles Cowley on Beecher Tilton case
Charles Cowley testifies he has lived in Lowell and Boston since 1842 and was involved in political matters. He recounts conversations at Mrs Woodhull and Tilton events claiming Beecher would lead a revolution in marriage laws, notes flirtations, alleged affairs, and that Tilton and Woodhull discussed legal reforms and public discussion of free love. He recalls meetings in New York, a note, and his own career as an attorney and naval advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cowley
Yous
Lowell
Boston
Ieen
Yslan
Ra. Hull
Tilton
Mrs. Woodhull
Beecher
Misa Proctor
Ile Wis
Theodore
Claflin
Beach
Washington
Admiral Dahlgren
Navy
Horney
Court rules evidence and plan in Tilton Beecher case
In a March 1872 deposition cross examining, the court held that certain evidence was not material and must be excluded while recounting negotiations among Tilton Moulton Claflin and Bowen to settle the scandal. Witness described proposals to buy Tilton’s silence, publish favorable editorials, destroy papers, and arrange payments to Tilton with Beecher’s influence, all to end the dispute and secure favorable coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evarts
Tilton
Udze Neilson Ther
Aes
Equitable Wilding
York
Bowen
Beecher
Broadway
Wilkeson
Moulton
Cilitorial Frihe
Goden Age
Christian Union
Jeet B. Ridin
Bowen Aeahd
Cloflin
Claflin
Claftin
Tilo
Henry
Are
Washit
Pemag
Olives Debassa
Jen
Johnson
Cin Union
Coca
Christian Ganiow
Land
Beach
Hent
Ward Beecher
Bests Co Bowen
Laflin
Vermont Fire Sweeps Capital Stores On State And Main
Heavy fire broke out at half past twelve last night in the capital, burning many stores on State and Main streets. The blaze lasted until seven this morning, with the extent of loss and the exact location of the fire not stated.
Death of Judge Longyear Shocks Dernorr, Mich
Dernorr Michigan March 12 United States District Court Judge John W Lengyest died suddenly at midnight last night in the city. The event prompts tributes from legal peers and a note on his service in the federal judiciary.
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Longyear
Dernorr, Mich
Ae John W. Lengyest
The
United
Tes District Court
Cox
Wil
Camminsvile
Toe'elges
Annual Report Preview From Daily Publisher Curcago
Curcago March 11 reports sixth annual figures from Mesers Howard Wic Crowell and Daily publishers. It shows weights and production including 214.26 railons versus 216.47 last year and 37.3 pounds of lard against 37.444. Pork and cattle metrics are listed with totals and barrels of pork, and 2,156,715 hogs packed for the year ending March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcago
Howard
Wic Crowell & Publishers
Gh Hin
Packi
Weber
Louisiana Crisis and Wheeler Promise in Senate Debate
Washington reports President questions Louisiana conservatives’ adherence to the Wheeler promise and predicts disorder if they fail to comply. Senator Alcorn shifts to back Pinchback as Kellogg is recognized, while debate in the Senate touches on Louisiana governance, credentials, and peace efforts amid the Kellogg controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Washington
Louisiana
Sheridan
Kellogg
Alcorn
Pinch- Iaek
House
Wheeler
Senate
McCreery
Santa Ana
Lonigiana
Krystivney
Saulybury
Christianey
Ava
Pineiybark
Lonisiana
State Grange elects new executive committee members
In a special session the State Grange elected D. M. Stewart of Nenia J. B. Sehenek of Warren and A. H. Keller of Logan to its State Executive Committee. Officers were installed with ceremonies as a Committee on Resolutions reported pending matters and continued discussion on a related issue.
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Daily Times
State Grange
D. M. Stewart
Nenia
Warren
A. H. Keller
Logan
The
Grange
Death of Mrs Louisa Clarkson in Oats Neb
The mother of Rt. Rev. Bishop Clarkson died yesterday in Oats Nebraska at age seventy. Funeral scheduled for the fifth. Daily inquiries pour in about Black Hills. troops likely to deter intruders if needed. Indian runners will monitor approaches. Nebraska’s B and M Railroad filed a suit in U S Circuit Court against Union Pacific over title to 2000 acres now held by UP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Clarkson
Bishop Clarkson
Black Hills
B. and M. Railroad Company
Nebraska
United States
Union Pacific Railroch Company
Freedman's Bank Trust Officials Seek Release From Duty
In a noted action, Commissioners Creswell Leopold and Purvis request release from responsibility for the trust at Freedman's Bank due to worsening conditions. They seek bond relief and substitution of new commissioners, citing Congress action as essential to timely execution. Senators Kernan and Randolph were among President callers today.
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Freedman's Bank
Creswell
Leopold
Purvis
Neee Ee
Congress
Kernan
Randolph
Roe Bros creditors approve twenty four cents on the dollar
In Chicago on March 13 creditors of Roe Bros wholesale merchants who failed last winter agreed to accept a firm’s proposal to pay twenty four cents on the dollar, settling the debts.
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Roe Bros
River News Dispatches Mention Boats and Water Levels
Local river dispatches from March 12 report 7 feet 7 inches at Monongahela and water easing. Vessels like B Church and Juniata are shuttling to New Orleans and Cincinnati with departures planned. ice is softening but no great danger expected without heavy rain. River traffic remains steady as weather stays clear and moderate. several boats report arrivals, dockside freight movement, and a sinking incident near Caseyville involving corn and barges.
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Cial
Daily Times
Phrstus
Monongahela
B. Church
New Orleans
Mollieee
Wheeling
Bengal ‘Tiger
Ironsides
St. Loui
Juniata
Cincinnati
Capt. Patterson
Pal
Alleghany
Youghiogheny
Louisville
Kyx
Shannon
Mary Houston
Morrow
Henderson Parker Copany
Evarévittr
Port
Idlewild
Bowl
Basta
Bowling
Dick Neon
Cannelton
Morning Star
Houston
Louiaville
Bermuda
Arkansas Belle
Movison
James Simpson
Caseyville
Shotwell
To-Day's OU Markets Special Dispatch to Daily Times
Markets report a quiet oil trade with mixed bids. Parker's Landing shows firm action at 163.5 to 165 and 182.5 to 185 for immediate shipments. Tidioute bids around 152, Wells uncertain. Philadelphia crank and crude at low levels. New York petroleum market generally steady with refined bids around 1.60 to 1.70, trading firm but cautious.
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Daily Times
Parker
United
Gil City
Wells
Titusville
Cominal
Philadelphia
Wen Ork
Petroleum
Novel fashion notes foresee jet trims in spring attire
A fashion column surveys spring garments with jet embroidery and grenadine trims. It notes jet remains popular on ties and evening costumes, outlines skirt and over-skirt restructuring, and predicts continued use of wraps, capes, and light coats in a French-inspired style despite predictions of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Titan
Trustees to lead probe into state reform school complaints
The article reports ongoing complaints about the State Reform School at Elidora and notes Superintendent McCarty’s push for a thorough investigation by the Trustees. It suggests the Governor may be asked to appoint an auxiliary committee, while warning the charges may be part of a feud and urging timely action to protect state reputation.
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Kite
Elidora
McCarty
Mo McCarty
Des Moines
Casey
Detet Ey Pony
Emi
Unusual birth in Russell County described as half hog color
A three month old child born in a Russell County family is described as unusually colored, with black hips and bristly hair, amid a tale that a wild hog attacked a nearby yard before birth. The mother links the condition to the guarding incident, noting the child’s head is spotted and the body resembles other white infants apart from the distinct markings.
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Russell County
Village religious conflict and railroad fears near Baxter farm
A fragment from a village column discusses changes in the pulpit, church funding variations, and support from wealthy and non members. It notes a debate over the Miami Valley railroad along the Baxter farm edge, its potential suburban impact, and community stir about future development and local sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou Iarak
Miami Valley Railroad
Baxter Farm
Mysterious Death of Sobieski at City Hospital
A man identified as Sobieski, about age unknown, died at St Elizabeth’s Hospital after collapse and a brain injury. Coroner and Dr Noonan conducted postmortem exams. initial findings suggest brain compression from rupture. Investigations planned. Sobieski, unmarried, educated in mathematics, had been seen in the Jackson Place area prior to illness.
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VPP
UNDP
Sobieski
St. Bat Cabeth
Ibeepion
Sper Leliets
Nistheumites
Pacis
Jackson
Lonse
Sistild Washington
Jackson Dens
Plankett
Plunkett
Dobyeski
Elizebeth Monpital
Marshal Bolan
McCabe
Reamus Noonan
Theos
Riptead
Avis
McCale
Messrs. Wilson, Hinkle & Co
Cincinnati
Tes Valof x
Madison Street
Eee Hall
Wenzel
Committee On Law
Theos. Greer
Tarvin & Greer
Pike Street
FF. M. Calkins
AJ L. John
Jus A. Greer
Jerry Reed
Ge “P.W. Tiewin
Athey
Henry Schulte
Old Fellows
Sfall
Messra
Cronincer
Mc@Donald
Rose
Ilove
Brackes
Mali
Holmes
Meath
Dezlew
John Wo
Isaac Back
Masquerade at Odd Fellows Hall Delights City Elite
This morning City Court had no cases. The elite masquerade at Odd Fellows Hall drew full city attendance and was reported to proceed in orderly style. Among disguises, the Austead Regulars stood out in the crowd.
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Odd Fellow’s Hall
Austead
Verdict Returns On Mesa Ann Spell Acquittal
In thy Consty Coat yesterday the jury returned a verdiet in the Mqucet that Mesa Ann Spell was neither lunatic nor di jot and recommended her to the charity of the City t 'ounen. Katie Jones, named by the court to have stolen money from Mr Samuel Cummings, Highlands, was arrested in Cincinnati yesterday by Marshal Locke and brought, but there was no Court and the Marshal faced uncertainty over the outcome.
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T ‘Ounen
Katie Jones
Samuel Cummings
Ighlands
Cincinnati
Marshal Locke
Market Summary of Diverse Commodities and Crops
A readout of markets shows wheat and corn mixed with steady to quiet demand across regions including Milwaukee New York and New Orleans. Wheat firm. corn dull. cotton futures quiet. pork and lard prices firm with cautious activity. receipts and stock figures noted for week, including 12 000 bales of cotton and large pork lard movements in New Orleans and New York exchanges.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Alabama
Orleans
Aggue Velho
California
Lhasa
del Catton
midMing Uplands
Ifrani
Firm
Ateiayes
Firma
Yorkers
Mediawm
Point Textia
Amd
Wats
Usbalue
Barott
New Orleans
Noah
Ann
Harry
Henry
New York Crockhy Moport
New York
Ste
Sellow
Rene
Controversial Court Action and Civil Rights Resolutions
A local court records a defendant’s imprisonment for contempt while an appeal is pursued. In Louisville, Colored People at a meeting approve Civil Rights enactment and set a jubilee date, with plans for a national holiday tied to freedom and U.S. birthday. Conference committees on iron works and gas puddlers discuss arbitration, with potential Board of Arbitrators to be formed.
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Louisville
Louis Ville
United States
Eus
Iran Assoriation and Boilers’ Union
Fed Te
Milwaukee Note attacks Republicans and presses bias
The article decries the Milwaukee Note's opposition to the Republican party, accusing it of stigmatizing administration actions and inciting readers against the party. It claims the editor writes to influence intelligent readers with unjust, incendiary rhetoric. The Ohio State Grange held a social session electing new officers and notes a Maryland incident involving a woman offering a baby for alms, then leaving with the infant.
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Buenne
Wir
Milwaukee
Republican Party
Nore
Republic Party
Execution of two men in Easton Maryland hangings
Eyewitness fragments describe the execution of two men, EarmoKns Moreh 2 and Herrrh Wheeler, for the July murder of Margaret Wittman near Easton Maryland. The account notes their final statements, a rough scaffold setting, and crowd presence with press members reporting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrrh Wheeler
Teen Share
Fener
Widge of Stillwater Barned and Two Stores Sold in Troy
In Troy New York on March 1 a property known as the Widge of Stillwater barned and two stores were sold together with nine dwelling units for a total price of 50 900 dollars indicating a significant real estate transaction in the local market.
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Troy
N. Y
Uine Welling
Wastixeres March 12 Vote Context Report
The noisy fragment notes March 12 in Wastixeres with terms about voting on an unnamed issue or candidate. It mentions Merits of Mixsinni papi and Pineda kh. and references a change in an unspecified stance. Local details and exact names are unclear from the readable text.
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Wastixeres
Penktor
Pineda
Leent
I Went To An Eyeialian Opera In Orgasty
A narrator recounts dressing in disguise for an Italian opera in Orgasty, traveling from the Corner, evading mockery, buying tickets, and watching a chaotic performance with garish costumes and comic acts. The tale blends humor with social observation of theatrical spectacle.
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Ocloce
P. HM
Tilton*beecher
Vermont
Michigan
Ohio State Grange
Western News
Railroad Quarrel, &c
Oats
Neb
Freedman’s Bank
Additional River News
Gon
Dewi
Shinkh M
Robert Mitchel
Grand Tower
Yaexter
P. M
Jos
Kinney
St. Louis
Pat
Cleburne
Evansville
Garre
New Coset
AL M
Ke Tin
Reform School
Howes
Pleasant Ridge
Ali Richies
Christian Ciien
Etre
Tom
Oakley
Here
Montgomery
Renidant
Peiks
UN Unite
Covington
E. Church
J. W. Baine
Oeaee
Andrew Kirk
Joseph Shimer
George Hartley
Catherine Meyer
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
E. A. Miller
Newport
H. M. Swope
David
EE Ellis
Warren Conn
Pir
Georgetown
Maryland
Garland
Brkaneny
Smith
Baltimore
Neare
Stillwater, N. Y
Lew
Roe Stanims
Wien
Orgasty
Consariie
Yayself
Jotham
Opery
Miss “Eudilor’s
Scudder
Jathan
Egeysilag
Ormance
Sol
Winder
Tellers
Gale
Amet
Parson
Austria
Victor Fremanoel
Venice
Ates
Huriste Secu
Puke
Cambridge
Guird
Rose Ayres
Spain
Alfonso
Kaebassade
Tipperary
Moore
Bord
Mitchel
Caleb Cushing
Vesticday
Alonso
Amerie
Pineback Way
McCrvery
Krenineck
Adeibeten
Mnehlmek
Mewes
Santebury
Et &9Are
Christies
Gents
West Fourth Street
Railroads
Baltimore & Ohio Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co
San SL
Plamestreet
T. BR
SHARE
Tiekita
W. Peabody
Pittseat Re
Wasmin Mh
Hra-Hous
Lin
Minweger
Plaina
Bot Otter
Wood's Theatre
Privay
T. Stetsoxn
Niak and
Beck
Grand Opera-Hous
Miss Neilson
Julia
Neilvee
Netiees
Homeo
Joliet
Borge Fawcett En
Mall of Millcreek Ledae
Parcbase
Type Foundry
Franklan
Pensions
P Soblers
Aackson
Susses Navy
Aia
Tee —— At
Gta
Ea Ak Ps Ieee Artis
Wirret Depat
FS Street
Depat
Allege
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