Saintly Gough Prompts Temperance Interest in Dayton
A report from Music Hall recalls Mr. Gough delivering a powerful temperance address, praised for lifting spirits and aiding reform. Anna Dick and Ada Gray are noted figures, with plans mentioned for upcoming talks and a relief fund at the depot. The piece hints at ongoing civic efforts and Women's Christian Association involvement.
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Daily Times
DaYtTex
B. Gough
Jin
Woman's Christian Association of
If Any
Dayton Gremen
Ada Gray
Queen's Speech Highlights Peace, Empire Links, and Reforms
London reports Parliament reopened and the Queen's Speech outlined continued friendly relations with foreign powers, a pledge of friendship via the Duke of Edinburgh's marriage, praise for Ashantee expedition troops, and calls to mitigate Bengal famine. It also notes forthcoming expenditures, land transfer measures, and local reforms on master servant relations, trade offenses, and conspiracy law, with a royal commission to curb disputes.
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London
Mment
Duke of Edinburgh
Bengal
India
Bocost
House of Commons
England
Cuban currency inflation alarms New York merchants
From Havana reports dated March 11 indicate Cuba’s Commission de la Denda is examining affairs of end and has issued paper currency instead of the bank’s. Capital pegged at about 60 million dollars with a loan to the Captain-General of under 50.9 million in paper notes without specie backing. A large volume of counterfeit bills found. Many exchange currency for real estate as owners of paper money seek property over depreciating money.
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Havana
Commission de la Denda
Probable death by own action at Lindell Hotel
In St Louis on March 1 N H left the Lindell Hotel secretary reportedly died by overdose after suffering a nervous disorder. He allegedly used chloral to end his life without medical prohibition. Detectives and officials await further details as they pursue the case and gather information from Cinic County and surrounding areas.
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St. Louis
N. H
Lindell
le G. Cinic County
Incentives to Convict laccndiaries
New York on March 19 reports incentives tied to recent resolutions offering rewards. Citizens in Gransville, Indiana, are urged to join in with Charles E. Hunter offering his own house as a prize.
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New York
Coty
Escordance
Pra
Laientinston
Lala Yoderse
Charles E. Hunter
Gransville
Ind
River News Briefs From Special Dispatch
Special dispatch reports routine river traffic updates and weather notes. The Arkansas Belle arrived at Evansville by 6 A.M. and a cooler at Caio is noted.
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Additional
River News
The
Daily Times
Star
Caio
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
Market notes and commodity prices from St Louis and New York
A dense market snapshot from St Louis dated March 19 reports mixed activity in grains and futures with dull wheat and firm spot rye, and a New York grocery report noting soda and other commodities. Prices referenced include No. 3 wheat around 224, pork and lard quotes, and various oats and barley figures, plus April and May futures context.
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St. Louis
Cora
Osis
New York
Erin
Saguler
Oil market steadies amid firm trading in East region
Special Dispatch reports the oil market remains firm with steady spot prices and active trading. Market notes show prices around $1.60 with continued demand in eastern markets, while overall activity stays steady in quiet conditions.
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The
Daily Times
Ae Refined
Iaie
teSreege
Uiet
Night watchman repels horse thieves at coal yard
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Indianapolis reports Sharpe Fritz, a coal yard watchman at Christian avenue and the Peru Railroad, fired at a sentry and then at two thieves who shot at him. He clubbed a thief, leaving him unconscious, as the others fled into darkness.
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Daily Times
Indianapolis
Sharpe Fritz
Christian Avenue
Peru
Sentinel
Fritz
Flower market on the Esplanade opens amid mixed reviews
The Esplanade flower market opens with new stands noted for a striking design though critics say the displays offend taste. Vendors promise enhanced florals and improved layout, while initial impressions focus on the unusual aesthetic choices and market setup.
Massachusetts Senate Contest Narrowed to Dawes and Hear
Reports from Massachusetts indicate the senatorial race narrows to two candidates Dawes and E R Hear. Friends of Dawes claim strong support while the Massachusetts delegation expects Hear to win. Cabinet members oppose tariff protests and seek limited reductions. Judge Noah Davis tells Ways and Means no court would find fraud by Dodge & Co. House plans three commissioners to codify and adjust treaty import duties and official allowances.
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Daily Times
Washington
Massachusetts
Dawes
E. R. Hear
Hear
House Committee
Noah Davis
Ways and Means
Dodge & Co
Eee
Martyr Follows Crackdown After Attempted Paper Launch
Francis Wilson, once a vociferous agitator, sought to establish a paper to spread Internationalist and economic doctrines. He was arrested by the marshal, brought before a municipal court, and bail was fixed for examination on a future day.
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Francis Wilson
Prophecy on Cincinnati Trade Shifts to Seventh Street
Ty the Visitor observes in the Daily Times that within fifteen to twenty years Fourth Street will host wholesalers and jobbers, with light retail moving to Seventh Street and its Vine to Central avenues corridors. The note forecasts Fourth Street’s transformation by expanding wholesale commerce and reassigning retail focus.
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The
Daily Times
Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Seventh Street
Vine
Central Avenue
Invex
Third Movements to Hamilton To Day by Special Police
Special police appointed by Mayor Lawder under a 1970 ordinance kept order as they patrolled saloons in the city. Clark Lane named captain and J Rh Sites lieutenant. officers intervened at Lorenz’s saloon during a devotional gathering. A youth named Falsenthal was arrested for disobeying the police, bail posted, and released amid a crowd.
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Hamiltton
Fashrox
Sareh
J.B. Lawder
Clark Lane
de R. Sites
Samuel
Devon
Rick Cole
Clark
Sbafer
BW. Hardy
Charles Huling
A. W. Scott
J. Rh
League
Lorenz
Ohio House and Senate Pass Various Bills Amid Session Activity
The session saw bills passed in both chambers including a Kemp measure to protect certain rights, a Senate proposal allowing a married woman to sue in her own name, and a county collaboration for a Children's Home. Also approved were a federal consent bill for land purchase along the Ohio River, and a street front property improvement act. Additional measures touched highway exemptions for sharp shooters and a bill on prosecuting disruptions to lawful work.
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Cou Mirs
House
Kemp
Senate
Ohio
United States
Ohio River
Fifteen Ladies Attend Distillery Pledge Event
Special Dnepatch from Lyscasvre O March 19 reports fifteen ladies out this morning seeking distillery access. Miller offered eight kegs for sale before admitting them, then shut his door. He later emerged with his wife to hear a curb-stone service. The pledge gathers about sixty signatories around the quadrilateral despite the weak corner.
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Daily Times
Lyscasvre
Semper Eulogy at Chillicothe Special Dispatch
A Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports in Chillicothe Ohio on March 19 that a large gathering of colored residents attended a ceremony. The event included remarks and local officials passed resolutions denouncing acts of discrimination and urging unity within the ward.
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Daily Times
Luxcunuae
Deliv
Chillicothe
Cuinticorne, O
Cu- Sas
Police Board Deliberations On Ward Fine And Officer Conduct
The Board of Police Commissioners met with Johnston Cameron and Kafin present. A Fifth Ward petition asked remission of a $75 fine for Officer Sperber. The superintendent directed cautions for Officer McGar and John Holland for officious arrest behavior. Charges against James Menaugh and Chris Lackett for assault were continued to next Wednesday. Lieutenant Moran faced drunkenness charges, adjourned to the next meeting. Patrolman Butler, accused of mece and firing a pistol in a saloon, was fined $25 but reinstated for prior good conduct. Michael F. Riley and James F. Chard vacancies noted. Adjournment.
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Board ‘of Police Commissioners
Johnston
Cameron
Kafin
Fifth Ward
Sperber
McGar
John Holland
James Menaugh
Chris. Lackett
J —_ King
Moran
Thomas ‘Butler
Peter Laver
Michael F. Riley
James F. Chard
President nominates Miss A. C. for pension agent post
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that on March 1 Judge Noah Davis testified before the Ways and Means Committee about his relation to Dodge & Co. and his overall involvement. The nomination was announced from Chicago with David Blakely, editor of Evening Poste, noted as a source.
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Daily Times
Wiamckee
Miss A. C
Chicago
David Blakely
Evening’ Poste
Washington
Noah Davis
United States
New York
Committee On Ways and Prans
Dodge & Co
Pacific mail steamer Great Republic brings passengers to New York
The Great Republic arrived with Hong Hanaai Lith and several dignitaries en route to New York. Passengers include H. E. Nirrren Davison and wife, E. Hanes, John Wood, J. M. Jacquema, Col. Grain, and P. R. Ganimaili. Reports from San Francisco dated March 19 note a formal census, foreign affairs concerns, and Japan’s unrest with samurai protests and banking violence. The government pursues a telegraph line northward and petroleum storage safety measures.
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Pacific Mail
Great Republic
Ierhe
H. E. Nie
Davison
Pnce
E. W. Hanes
John Wood
J. M. Jacquema
Col
Grain
P. R. Ganimaili
San Francisco
Annary
Berlei
Jas Gastada
Japan
Ennomoto
Twakura
Samourai
Corea
Bank of Ono
Fukuoka
Ber of Commerce
Yokohama
Okurbu
Renailion
W & Yery
New York Firm Faces Financial Scrutiny On March Day
In New York on March 1 Beadean Lockwood & Co, fruit dealers, are named in a pending examination of accounts. Their bookkeepers are alleged to be in default for an unspecified sum, signaling financial trouble for the firm and potential creditor action.
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New York
Beadean, Lockwood
Exama
Clifton Coal Comraeh
Sheridan Mining Company
Therg
Pinca
Janeite
Italian Opera Martha Impresses Audience at Pike's
Special Dispatches report a radiant Martha by Di Murska and company at Pike's Opera House. Nancy, Lionel, Plunket, and Marquis deliver exquisite performances in a faultless ensemble, yielding a vociferous, eager audience and praising the renowned tenor Vert.
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DI Mura A. Ts
Martha
Htve
di Murska
Ingale
Strikin
Tak Ono
Nancy
Lionel
Plunket
Marquis Nis
Pike's Opera House
Signor Vert
Pormer
Sore
Building Permits Issued by Board of Improvements
Since January 1, the Board of Improvements has issued 180 building permits to date. This month’s grants include F. W. Handy’s frame stable house at the southeast corner of Avenue, John Mangs’ three story house on Tatsaceet between Linn and Co, and several two and three story brick additions and new brick structures along Main, Mulberry, Hea, Gest, Flint, Bremen, and nearby streets.
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The
Board of Improvements
F. W. Handy
Aenue
John Mangs
Tats Eaceet
Linn and Co
John Kroner
Main Street
Mulberry
Schiller
Heae Atreet
Schille
J. H. Steinbicker
Gest Street
Beles Freeman and Baymiller
T. G. Robinson
Amseth
Fanes Streets
Wm. Felthrop
Flint Street
Dalton Avenue
Denman Street
Alfred III
McMillan Street
Steet Sans Rockwell
Kaymiller
Bank and
Hamilton
August Weisberger
Japan and foreign notes report political unrest and finance
A Japan news summary notes political tensions with radical memorials to the Mikado and samurai unrest, while reports from Hong Kong and Peruvian China dealings show financial strains and arbitration talks. It mentions Iwakura’s attempted assassination, arrests, and a provisional government inquiry into the uprising.
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China
Chamber of Commerce
Hong Kong
Peru
Russia
Yokoyama
Weer
Miister
Lanka
Yokohama
Iwakun
Iwakara
Mikado
Sone
Soye Zi
Elsen
Rts
Shincock Sagaken
Redde
Alban
Okubo
Theepet
Committee to extend inquiry into funds questioned
The committee announced it will not be restricted to traditional charges and will seek papers as needed to secure a thorough impartial investigation. The Senate and House debated the page examination and fund questions, with several members and counsel engaging Governor Shepard in argument before the committee recessed until 2 PM.
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Wastinetos
Det
District Investigating Committee
Allison
Isue
Senate
House of Representatives
Abe
Thef
Shepard
Oil Tank Blaze Destroys Buildings in Modoc City Area
Special report from Modoc City states a lightning struck oil tank burst at 1 AM, spreading flames across nearby homes and a hardware store. Owned by James Addins, tank and oil belonged to Union Pipe Company. About 500 barrels were pumped out before connections burned. Total loss estimated at 520,090 with no confirmed deaths. A second fire at 5 AM destroyed a Rediced wetsaper building in Beaver, 30 miles away, with a $25,000 loss and $15,000 insurance. newspaper suspends Argus and Radical for a week or two.
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Porrscac
The
Chronicle
Modoc City
James Addins
Union Pipe Company
Troutwan Weil
Union Sype Company
Arras
Wetsaper
Beaver
Oregon Democratic Convention Platform and Leaders
Dispatch from Portland reports the Democratic State Convention naming J. S. Vancleaver as president and adopting a platform calling for free navigation of the Columbia River, a breakwater at Port Ox ford, and a railroad to the state’s southern boundary. Sympathy for Patrons of Husbandry and support for economical state governance noted. Gov Grover re elected by acclamation. Chadwick and G. A. London also named for offices.
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Oregon
San Francisco
Portland
J.S. Vancleaver
Columbia
Port Oxford
Portland, Dallas and Balt Lake
Grover
Mr. Chadwick
G. A. London
Congress
Foreign Facts and Argentine Politics Mentioned
The report notes Seballo's Carlista movement in Olok amid Argentine portuen difficulties with Brazil and Chile. It suggests lower odds for Mitre’s Argentine presidency and mentions Tory figures under Disraeli facing reelection. Also referenced are calls to probe actions by Hawkins and Whalley, plus London reactions to Louisiana bond funding laws affecting American securities.
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Seballo
Carlista
Olok
Brazil
Gen. Mitre
Kone
Disraeli
Louisiana
London
Six new saloons licensed and Gibson House bat opens
Applications for licenses filed at the Collector of Revenue show six new saloons in operation today. The Gibson House billiard room opens to players tonight, touted as the handiest room in the city. Commissioner Halliday announced that Ditmar, Stolt, and Adolph Horn of Zanesville were bound over to the April term of the United States grand jury for selling liquor without government license, each for 500 dollars bail.
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Collector of Revenue
Gibson House
The
Halliday
Red Ditmar
Chris. Stolt
Adolph Horn
Zanesville
Ohio
United States
Giraud
Crusade at Oakley Forms To Pressure Liquor Dealers
A meeting in Oakley gathered a large audience to gauge support for organizing a crusade against liquor traffic. Speakers cited traffic’s harm and urged unity to suppress it. Mrs White Mrs Parnell Miss Jenny Tanner and Miss McCord formed the core of the reform effort and will lead future activities.
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Oakley
White
Parnell
Jenny Tanner
McCord
State v Reinlein Bribery Case In Water Works Trust
The State accuses Paul Reinlein of bribery as a trustee of the Water Works. The indictment alleges an unlawful agreement with Stacey Williams to obtain material and favor through payments, including a $100 bribe to Reinlein. The court overruled the demurrer, Reinlein pleaded not guilty, and trial set for next week.
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Williams’ Stacey
Stacey
Yen i
Ich Stacey
I Water Works
Trastesa
Ofena
Axery
Sao
Ohio
Mae
Pete
Ion
Aden Id
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Soxtenen
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