Unclear text fragment from Troy miners dispute
Fragmentary report mentions an incident with a superintendent mortally wounded, warnings to leave, Governor Allen involvement, Sheriff meeting, and miners fleeing. Details are garbled with references to Troy mines, General Amos, and colored miners forced to quit work, leaving questions about location and outcome.
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Tilton and Beecher Case Details Recalled in Trial Notes
Testimony recalls Mrs Tilton's illness in December 1870 after returning from Marietta. Witness describes Tilton as distraught and claims he spoke of ruin and sin. Nurse Beecher and Mrs Tilton’s behavior are noted, with mentions of hospital visits and a tense household scene. Court adjourned until Monday.
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Steamer Ella Strikes Timber in Black River Wreck Risk
Dispatch from Jacksoupert Ark reports steamer Ella from Memphis struck a jog in the Black River causing her to run into timber with near wreck. M Brown editor for Water Valley Miss Coitrel found dead near Wailer Valley Thursday morning, believed thrown from his wale while returning from his plantation.
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General Bauer Advises on Civil Rights Bill Opinion
General Putler writes to Robert Harlan of Cincinnati to argue that the Civil Rights bill grants no right for a colored man to enter a saloon without owner permission and that a barber shop remains a private business beyond the law’s reach.
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Governor's veto voided on state abolition debt bill
Speaker Elites of the House report the governor’s veto of the abolition debt bill is void as the bill became law through gubernatorial inaction. The matter goes to the judiciary committee which cannot agree on the bill’s status.
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Giovernor
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Creunx Pa Police Guard For Lehigh Coal Company
Creunx Pennsylvania authorities deployed a force to guard Summit Hill Ashton and nearby sites to protect workers and the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company from potential Molly Maguire activity. Police believed the force sufficient to keep order.
Weather Report From Cincinnati Readings
Remote weather bulletin notes a period from March 2 to 7 at 6:06 A.M. with references to Fort North and multiple station codes. The fragmented text lists numbers, times, and locations such as Condy and Goudy with scattered readings and apparent temperature or pressure figures, reflecting a historic but unreadable station log.
Vanpelt Escapes in Wilmington After Rough Handling
From the Ls Gazette, Vanpelt broke the ear in Wilmington and fled to parts unknown. He had to be handled fairly roughly initially before they got him in.
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Dowd v Leonard Trust Claim Over East 8th Street
In a Ky case, Dowd seeks to declare a trust and vest title to a lot on East Eighth Street in John Leonard. The plaintiff, widow of Alexander Leonard who died in 1835, claimed she contributed earnings securing about 1150 dollars. The court found insufficient proof to establish a valid trust and judgment favored the defendants, barring the suit by statute of limitations.
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Daybreak in Wood County session stirs privilege clash
Covumeus Ohio March 20 report notes Brunner's question of privilege over an appeal from a decision by Gordo during an Investigating Committee session. McLain's resolution sets majority control over evidence. Grosvenor's proposal empowers the Speaker to appoint a bar attorney to compel witnesses and print testimony for reporters. Senate action and nominations followed. Patterson previews a collateral loan bill detailing stockholder returns, charity gifts, and strict terms for goods loans with eight percent stock payout.
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Republicans push Louisiane policy in Senate dispute
In Washington on March 2 Republican Senators caucused and moved to substitute the Frelinghuysen resolution for a measure approving President with regard to Louisiana. Kellogg as governor faced domestic unrest while laws were upheld. Debate was limited as Democrats pressed to delay with executive session, but motions failed and Bayard opposed the resolution as Democrats aimed to table until next week.
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Western anchor red pinks and Louisiana resolution scene
Republicans plan to refrain from caucus discussion and vote against any action that delays the Senate proceeding. The move aims to end the session within five or six days, with observers predicting a Wednesday close. John Parker has been appointed US Marshal for the Western District of Michigan, and Congressman Snyder faced a loss at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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Eminent physicians attend editor shot case in Vineland
In Vineland New Jersey on March 10 eminent physicians assist editor Corrath who was shot yesterday by Landis founder of Vineland. The injury is serious but recovery possible according to reports.
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Senators Narrowly Support Frelinghuysen Resolution
Republican Senators in caucus this morning split on the Frelinghuysen resolution with two exceptions. They pledged to vote to take up the measure and to stay in Washington to vote on its adoption if modified to declare Senate support for the President’s protection of the existing Government of Louisiana from demonstrations. Notably, Christiansen and Robertson did not pledge to adopt the program.
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Ad diticoan Barkers New ORgans March 2
Market brief reports various commodities with mixed activity. Core items include pork and lard receipts, baconry, and po r n. Whinky priced at 1.14 to 1.17 per gallon.
Police Court Aims and Local Political Rhetoric Sparks
In Police Court James Wiallerson is convicted of stealing a revolver from Robert Kerker and sent to the Workhouse for dagel fines. The record lists several short term sentences for offenses as Capt Thos Hefferman seeks reelection and local Republicans urge a credible Ward leader, with Dr Fy art to represent Firm Ward in Council at the upcoming primaries.
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Farmer Will Attends Spelling Mate in Pike's Open House
Personal item notes that farmer Will Grandia visits the city today and plans to join the spelling match at Pike's Open House this evening.
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Freight Train Collision At Southside Switch
This morning a Whitewater Valley freight train leaving at 6 oclock could not open a switch at Southside. It moved to the far end and collided with No 2 from Indianapolis causing wrecks and damaged cars. No injuries were reported.
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Board of Trade Directors Discuss Water Works Bill
At a meeting of the Board of Trade Directors a communication from the State Senator was read. The letter referenced Senate bill No. urging purchase of water works by a private company. The committee on Public Improvements examined the subject and was authorized to notify Messrs. Clark and Ward of Trade Hall to attend a meeting for year’s work.
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Spelling contest at Sixth Presbyterian a brisk success
The spelling school at the Sixth Presbyterian church drew a large crowd. Captains Covington and Stewart led their teams as Rev. Dr. Maxwell opened the event with a lesson from the old spelling book. contestants battled through challenging words amid lively commentary and small mishaps.
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Nominations in First Ward Clash Over Assessor Race
The article reports debate over the Democratic nominee M HeLee for Assessor in the First Ward. It notes critique of his literacy and orthography with Irish brogue remarks. Potential rival Conrad Kemmeter and Marseutt mentioned as alternatives. Ward meeting slated for Monday night.
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Equitable Life Insurance Company Faces Collapse in Burmapeti
Burmapeti New Jersey March 20 The Equitable Life Insurance Company of this city, once led by President Augustay F., has failed. There is no money in the firm to satisfy creditors.
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Takio Towboat Repaired After Partial Engine Work
In San Fraxetseo on March 20 the Pacific Marine City of Takio was towed to the shipyard and found in good condition despite only a few bolts started. The towship report notes minimal engine activity but overall vessel integrity remains solid.
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Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Pittsburgh
Special dispatch dated March 24 reports local developments in Pittsburgh with brief notes on events affecting the city and surrounding area as fresh details are filed for the Daily Times.
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Unclear dispatch reports quiet at Pres, Troy works blaze suspects
A dispatch from Adjutant General Aes from Pree says all quiet. One colored man injured on Wednesday is fatally injured. Efforts are underway to report the parties who fired the Troy Works buildings on Thursday night.
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Express Delays In Eastern Pennsylvania Train At Pittsburg
Pacific Express was delayed by one hour and fifteen minutes in Pittsburg due to food problems in Eastern Pennsylvania. The train is scheduled to leave for Cincinnati around 1 PM.
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Maritime Voyage Records and a Passenger Death
Report of a voyage from Auckland to Honolulu with stops on February 1 and February 24. A New York passenger, Mr Younus, dies of consumption and is buried. Also notes a USS Pensacola voyage toward Honolulu with Kale kiua aboard and storm damage to a mast. The USS Tuscare sails toward the Samoan Islands with Cal Scomterger as United States Commissioner.
Republicans reject carpetbag leadership and third party risk
The article argues Republicans must resist carpetbagger influence and avoid a new third party. It cites New Hampshire opposition to a third term and military power, urging voters to strengthen existing party unity, defend constitutional rights, and back principled leadership to avert Democratic dominance.
Market report from Prexia with mixed commodity data
Prices and activity for corn, oats, wheat, and pork show varied moves. To day’s notes indicate firmer corn and oats, steady flour, and mixed grain prices while pork rises to 20 75 for March and 20 for April with receipts around 100 head in New York and broader market uncertainty across staples and metals.
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Newark brewery owner says brewers mostly bankrupt
The Newark brewery owner asserts nearly all city brewers are bankrupt due to excessive liquor legislation. He notes tax changes on tobacco cigars and whisky since March 3 have raised costs, forcing a shift from old camp rates to six dollars per thousand as the stamp price.
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Mass meeting of operatives at Teresere copperiet
A mass meeting of operatives was held at Teresere copperiet with adled casters and late day contributions. The narrative notes the need for rest and the expectation that workers would return by a specified date to resume work, with manufacturers promising action on the first. The piece mentions machine crossing and many looms in use and describes the tense industrial scene.
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