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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1875
Page
1
On March 17 Senator West moved to postpone Pinchback’s resolution. The Senate canvassed the matter and showed a clear majority against Pinchback. Pinchback gave up the fight as West suggested a possible bargain to retire and allow another to win the seat, while reports say Commissioner Douglas is to retire.
The transcript notes a witness describing meetings at Tilton and Woodhull, a carriage trip to bathe, and a photo said to be of Woodhull. It covers cross examination, Beechers portrait, and church figures including Mrs Moulton, with dates around October and various residences in Brooklyn and the Five Points area.
A fire at a liquor warehouse in Atlanta on March 17 caused about 130090 dollars in property loss. Paul Jones area officials and insurers are involved in assessing the damage and handling claims. The incident prompted fire crews to respond and secure the site.
A sequence of ten or so blasts at nearby magazines caused wide destruction in the plant and city. An estimated $25,000 to $10,000 in damage, with shattered storefronts and broken windows across Ryder's, Baldwin's, and other buildings. The mill keeper was killed in the main blast. cause likely not recoverable.
A northern report claims General Elia has abandoned Don Caries cause. A Carlist battalion reportedly planned an attack on the town of Send ag but faced heavy resistance and lasting conflict lasting about two hours with significant losses.
Rio Janeiro March 16 Extraordinary session of the Brazilian Legislative assembly convened to consider the Saliger and the fre ace the country. The session was speeded from the throne, with Lapperer present in person.
The Traveler reports that Beck Bros of this city suspended operations as their books are examined. James, the senior partner, died at his residence on Monday from an overdose of chloroform used to ease pain.
A fire in Springfield Missouri destroyed two livery stables a furniture store and other properties worth over ten thousand dollars. Residents of the Hex House were forced to evacuate in the cold with most personal effects lost.
Mea Alexandria and Switzerland travel from New York and China depart, while China arrives from Boston. The notice records a transit involving Loxpoy dated March 16 with multiple origin points and destinations across international routes.
The Treasury Civil Service Board chief reports abolition of sal boards. Senate confirms Rob inson and Dedrick to key posts. President sends Parker to Utah Chief Justice and James Michregor again as Pension Agent in Pittsburgh. Postmasters appointed in Minnesota and Texas. Kentucky seeks new Seventh District representation. Removal of Judge McKean linked to Parker move amid controversy and Governor Axtill attacks.
Amid heated debates in the assembly, writers discuss petitions, hearings, and the power struggle over committee control. Rival factions push to expand the investigation, while Gordon accuses opponents of packing a jury as they clash over adding Parker and Mclain to the panel. The tone is partisan and critical as the session unfolds.
In Congress amendments to the judicial article were reported and a special tax on dogs proposed. Bills passed include a medical messages bill. St Patrick’s Day festivities sparked debate over calendar celebrations and an Irish identity remark. The Canal Investigating Committee planned a Toledo trip.
The Senate began executive session to consider the Hawaiian treaty following an agreed Republican plan. Frelinghuysen will push action on a resolution supporting the President’s Louisiana policy once the treaty is finished or public sessions resume. Extended debate is anticipated, potentially lengthening the session.
Special Dispatch reports a morning blaze at Joseph Graff's ax factory in Beaver Hage Paz. The factory was destroyed but later covered by insurance as celebrations for St. Patrick's Day continue with Lish Societies active in the area.
In Baltimore on March 17 the city Elders of Presbyterian Churches considered the General Assembly overture on changing church constitution to allow rotating Elders for at least three years. The Elders unanimously disapproved and returned an emphatic negative in response to the Presbytery.
Special dispatches describe ice blocking lower ports with no arrivals. Vessels like Carrie Brooks and George Lyale face delays while storms keep rivers full. Reports from Cincinnati Louisville and Cairo note rising waters, strong winds, and limited traffic with several boats tied up or damaged.
The Brooklyn court crowded as Theodore Tilton and Rev Henry Ward Beecher case returns. Assistant Pastor Halliday testifies recounting Tilton's November visit and his denial of Woodbull scandal. Mrs Tilton and nurse Eva Carey discuss Tilton's conduct, Beecher's visits, and family distress during confinement and miscarriages.
An attempted swindle targeted Wallace & Ringle and J J Haven Co by posing as telegraph dispatches from a fictitious State Senator. A boy delivered a forged message claiming Wallace owed a $400 bill, and a stranger pressed immediate payment. Investigations by detectives continue for similar scams.
The President nominated ex Representative David P Lowe of Kansas to be Commissioner of Pensions replacing Baker. Ex Governor Jos Brooks of Arkansas will become Postmaster at Little Rock. A M Wyman is named Assistant Treasurer of the United States at Washington replacing Tuttle.
The informant notes Esquire Benj C True reveals himself as an independent candidate for Judge of the Police Court citing his justice of the peace experience and virtuous traits. The piece injects local color with playful chatter about Uncle John and a mayoral race, referencing a spelling match at Pike’s Opera House Saturday night.
New York marked St Patrick's Day with bright sunshine and large crowds. Parades and services dominated the day as thousands joined in celebrations from Jersey City to neighboring cities, with green banners and emblems of Ireland prominent.
The Local Options repeal bill with a license law attached passed both houses after amendments. The House approved it 122 to 6 percent and the Senate 27 to 20. The measure, named after Hakeikovrs, was advanced by a Conference Committee.
In a vivid description, a procession highlights political rhetoric against a so called ring controlling city politics. The piece notes upcoming primaries tonight and a convention tomorrow with strong calls for decisive action.
New York March 17 Noon Rio Coffee and oats prices shown with varying bids and bids. Heavily damaged text limits clarity but notes on heater fuel and granulated sugar appear. Several brand and standard commodity terms are visible though specifics are unclear.
In the Chicago Inter-Ocean a writer gossips about Mr. Raymond and the Gilded Ager play. He praises Raymond for keeping the piece intact for country and Europe, despite universal damning. Critics note Twain’s lack of constructive talent, while praising Sellers as a vivid, humorous portrait and Raymond’s nuanced depiction on stage.
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