Turbulent Times Report From 1671 News Columns
The Cleveland Herald strike details mixed with 1872 governor hopefuls in Indian affairs. Reports of Albany express robbery trial, Wisconsin jail fire with two deaths, and claims audit in Washington. Freight rates downward from Chicago amid rail war chatter and a Brooklyn bank failure notes deposits. Also mentions a New York boxing bout and a Chicago church rectorship acceptance.
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Cleveland Herald
New Hampshire
Tweed
New York
Ashland
Kentucky
Joint Commission To
Southern
Washington
Godlove
O.th
Albany
Depree
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Havana
King Amadeus
Ohio House
Chicago
Filkins
Albany Express
Richmond
France
Germany
Billy Edwards
Tim Collins
Congress
Braxton
Arlington Estate
Charles M. For
St Paul Church
Brooklyn
St. James Church
Central Bank of
United States
Madison
Folliott
Cleveland
Yee Verday
E. W. Wedawood
Ford
Mr. Dale
Hican
Bangor
Multiple 19th century items mix on national news
A garbled wire service page reports varied items including an Ohio election under Baker’s Primary rules, a Crookfield dwelling burn, a Northwestern Woman Suffrage mass meeting in Indianapolis, a fatal Barker attack in Frankfort, and a Vienna death of a Beall pensioner. Other notes cover Ohio Senate moves, Arkansas legislature shifts, a currency bill, Emperor William illness, Vanderbilt finance chatter, Vicksburg loan talks, and Paris political turmoil.
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Columbus
Baker
Wm. Wessell
Crookfield
Ohio
Northwestern Woman Suffrage Association
Indianapolis
Barker
Frank le Canatt
Tanaglale
New York
Vienna
Princess A Tceneer
Beall
Illinois
William J. Gallagher
Louisville
E.G. Zovelia
New Mexico
Arkansas
Johnson
Butler
United States
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
France and Belgium News from the Fronts and Mint Reform
London reports the Black Sea Conference meets today with France represented by de Broglie and talks of tax plans on imported raw materials, especially cotton. Belgium prisoners freed, new infantry regiments formed at Bordeaux, and mint management rumors denied. Stansfeld to Cabinet. Ireland losses. Local county and depot talks follow with railroad land deals and court notices.
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France
Belgium
Loxbe
Hake de Broglie
Court of St. James
Paris
Daily News
Brussels
Bordeaux
Armles
Havre
Brittany
Paaver Quertiener
Stansfeld
Ireland
Jamés Stansfield
Halifax
Siberia
New York
Seasion
Loxnow
Pac'de Broglie
Cabinet to admit two radicals and war moves from Wiesbaden
The report notes two radicals to be introduced to the English Cabinet and Marshal McMahon leaving Wiesbaden to return to France. Versailles is evacuated by German forces with the French garrison installed there. A convention for returning French prisoners in Germany is signed at Ferrieres with return by sea from Bremen and Hamburg or overland. The Black Sea conference restricts entry of warships without others' consent.
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Marshal McMahon
Wiesbaden
France
Versailles
Germany
Ferrieres
Bremen
Hamburg
Black Sea
Coal Operators-Miners Clash Over Lease and Shipments
Pennsylvania report notes coal operators, collieries, and railroad companies disputing lease terms and shipment levels. Frick and associates accuse Heckehin & Boas of noncompliance while protests reference a rotating act. Observers mark daily shipments at ten cars and question the Philadelphia Coal Company's essential role.
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Philadelphia Coal Company
Progress of the Cuban Revolutionists report from Havana
Havana March 13 Jamarnese by Igrami reports forces. The Marquis Sante Tacis wounded in the attack on the tower at Pinto. De Francie Arrilagos, one of the pin.
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Havana
Jamarnese
Igrami
Oeres
Sante Tacis
Pinto
Reorganization of France Affects Rouen Facilities
Europe reports a sweeping reorganization of French commercial facilities as National Guards are subdued and Rouen faces penalties. Officials describe tightened control and city authorities work to restore order after disruptions across the region.
Abolition of Versailles Nancy and Rheims Governorships
Brensx March 13 decree abolishes the governorships of Versailles Nancy and Rheims transferring duties to military commanders. Germans also curb religious and educational administration in occupied France while keeping postal railroad and telegraphic services. Prince Frederick Charles reviews German troops at Haven. Baron von Arnim and Herr de Balzan to participate in Brussels convention. editorial warns reprisals if France protects residences.
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France
Brensx
Versailles
Nancy
Rheim
la Cross Gazette
Bavaria
Prince Frederick Charles
Haven
Brusselis
Bence
Baron von Arnim
Clayton Re-elected Senator In Senate Vote
Clayton was elected United States senator today on the first ballot. He received eighteen Republican votes in the Senate and forty-one Republican and one Democratic vote in the House. McDonald led the Senate with fifteen votes. Jim Johnson resigned as Lieutenant Governor, and Ladley was elected to replace him.
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Timie
Little
Makih
Powell
Clayton
United States
Senate
House
Sinty, Small
McDonald
Jim Johnson
Ladley
Corcoran's Police Bill Debated In House
Interesting debate this morning as Corcoran's police bill faced engrossment and third reading planned for April 1. Kleinschmidt moves to strike section seven and seeking amendments. lawmakers clash on governor versus sheriff of Butler County. Bargaining over voting and committee recommendations continues amid political tension.
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Comeinnaté Times
Corcoran
Kleinschmidt
Sam
Butler
Peanty
Saker Cumaten
Mr. Glover
Pepe
Bates
Hamilton
Pi Ee i
Hurobate Court
Commen Council
Cincinnati
Orien
R. Bates
Cameron Will Not Resign In Senate and House
I n report on Senate and House chances Cameron refuses to resign and stays atop Foreign Relations leadership. Sumner greets Pendleton warmly as commissions discuss joint high and southern railroad issues amid secrecy and planned entertainments.
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William
Tourbaki
Germany
Paris
Cable
Associated Press
Cameron
the Herald
Washington
Gene Tt Fe
E Foreign Relations
Edward Thornton
I Street
General Sherman
Southern Railroad
Cincinnati Southern
Senate
Garrett Davis
Committee On Commerce
HOUSE
Mr. Stevenson
Sherman
Congress
Henatormeron
Foreign Relations Committee
Builer
Pyxner
Pendleton
Conkling
Edmunds
Morton
Sumner
Chorge H. Pendleton
Irim
Commissionier of Pensions
Wenternam
Otto
Earl’ de Gray
Rtment
Williams
Nelson. Hoar
The
United
Vd. Northcote
Bernard
John A. McDonald
Earl de
A Difference of Opinion on Ku Klux Raiders in York County
South Carolina debate unfolds between an army officer and thirteen white citizens over Ku Klux raids. A Justice General claims government forces used by deputies helped address the violence, while others allege armed patrols and misrepresented events. A county treasurer’s raid spurs scrutiny of who led troops and who bore responsibility, with readers to see full papers for awaited replies.
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B.C
Scott Gen
Jus
Ville
Glen Echoe
Emperor William II in France Occupation Plan Report
March 13 dispatch notes Emperor William II fell ill at Ferrieres but will depart for the front. The Seventh and Twelfth Prussian corps and Wartemburgers will form the occupation army to govern occupied France until peace terms are fulfilled.
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William II
France
Penn
William
Ferrieres
Tery
Iran
Republican Caucus Debates Anti Ku Klux Bill Report
Washington March 13. A Republican Senatorial caucus did not meet this morning and none is planned until tomorrow when a committee will frame a life and property protection bill for the South. A two hour meeting of Republican committee members failed to finalize a plan, with another session set for tonight. Official word says Treasury Secretary Boutwell has not decided to sue Pacific Railway Co. for interest due the government.
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Cancus
South
Republican Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Pacific Railway Co
Boutwell
Court reports reveal varied cases in progress
New Superior Court listings include War Jr. v Comey and Mettrick v Betts with money claims. Common Pleas docket shows Fred de Rothfuss v Catherine Rothfuss and other civil actions. Dayton Kentucky notes include local officials and residents with names and ages.
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Superior Court
J. War, Yee Jr
Comey
Metrick
C. C. Betts
Brining
Lowen
iFollenkamp
Va. J. Mollenatsitten
Schwing
I Woese
J. Schwien
Money
Taylor Ye. C
Dumont Et Aly
Pone Oj
Covington Va
Vieckt al
Meddax Bros
W. Marsteller
Common Pleas
Fred de Rothfuss
Catherine Rothfuss
Schwartz
Wim.Schwaris
C. Martin
J. E. Heart
Wilson
Earshausen
S. A. Foley
Grout
A. Basler
Arpes Erson
T. Cos
Iris
V. Chadek & Fox
Kohles
Tyler
C. Wolff
Iene EA. Young
Dover
Fragmented OCR bank note summary likely from Western Union era
Fragmented text references Western Union, Adams Express, Wells Fargo, American Express, New York Central, Northwest, Ohio and Mississippi, and various rail and financial terms. Mentions gold change, government dullness, and stock movements with unspecified values. No coherent event or person identified.
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Western” Union
Pact
Adams
Wells, Fargo & Co
American Exel United
Stitestes
New York Central
Acribrie
Ak Als Ag
Cue
Ohio
Missisip
Ie Liana
Con- Quincy
Teal
Contra Pacific
Sau
Jong
Mississippi Navigation Nears Open After Clear Ice
Milwauxer reports Hine Tae free of ice at Winona and Lake City with boats arriving from Nieced's Landing. Weather is clear and sunny, suggesting an early navigation opening on the Mississippi.
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Mississippi
Minnesota Railroad Bridge Across Mississippi Finished
Minnesota reports the Northern Pacific railroad bridge over the Mississippi River completed. The project, tied to Banwerp and M, reached final completion on March 11, with the bridge spanning the river and linking the Manger river area to chi c wed evening.
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Banwerp
Northern Pacific
Sailroad
Manger River
Provisions and grain markets in Chicago sustain quiet tone
Market notes from Chicago show flour and wheat steady to quiet with nominal prices. Corn and oats hold firm levels, No 2 white and mixed varieties trading around mid and upper sixties. Whisky stays steady as traders reflect cautious demand.
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Chicago
Berraro
Wales of New
Wie
Racine
Definitions of Bite and ancient measures offered
A garbled excerpt lists old monetary values and measures such as a talent of silver and gold, a farthing and a three cent coin, a cab as three pints, and a day journey of thirty three and one. The text also contains a moral line about those who let such things influence thoughts and life.
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Eniel
Anepha
Bath
Death of Mr David Heidelbach in Chicago City
David Heidelbach died suddenly last Saturday evening at third avenue fast. He came to Chicago City seventeen years ago and was father of Philip and Nathan Heidelbach and Moses and Me Heidelbach of New York. He was not engaged in business in this country and was highly respected.
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David Heidelbach
Heidelbach
Pfarrweisar Sc
Bavaria
Philip
Nathan Wheia Ibach
Moses
Me Peighlbach
Crinoline in Africa and the African Fashion Craze
An English vessel reaches an African port and a fashion impulse spreads. Kalbelles, vendors, and European styles ignite a demand for crinoline and wire accessories as locals imitate luxe attire. The story notes the allure of finery shaping street life and dress in port communities.
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Africa
Lange
Kalbelles
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