Paris Letter: Vision for Cincinnati Champs Elysees Style
A reader advocates redeveloping neglected Mill Creek lands into a grand park and boulevard system akin to Paris. The piece praises the Parisian promenades along the Champs Elysees and Avenue de l Imperial, urging Cincinnati to extend Spring Grove Avenue toward the river to improve exits, health, and public recreation amid urban growth.
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Pansa
Mareh
Eprros Timms
Shiraz
Paris
Rand
Prillaart
Europe
Champs Elysees
Avenue de l'Imperatrice
Bale de Boulogne
Berriere
Champs Hlysees
Arche de Triomphe de Yatoile
Place de la Concorde
Tuilleries
Arch of Triumph
Porte Dauphing
Bois de Coulogne
CIA
Cincinnati
Marie de Medicis
Bom Avenue
Gyenmes
Spring Grove Avenue
Eo Wong
Paris Fire Safe Homes and Carnival Observations
Report discusses urban planning for Paris including fire prevention measures like stone floors and iron banisters, compares to American building practices, and notes the carnival procession of Gras with oxen, floats, and pageantry. It also covers Sunday commerce, sobriety, wine culture, and a brief update on Prince Napoleon visiting Germany amid the Emperor's illness.
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Paris
Sosibet
King of the Butchers
Africa
Algeris
United States
Nanny Doe Ieee
Honday
Smaloon Uetare
Penora
Mule Trade in Kentucky and Mules Moving to North Carolina
The Paris Kentucky paper notes mules arriving from Alabama and Georgia, with buyers in North Carolina paying $100 to $187 for carriage mules. Farmers in cotton regions seek mules or supplies as profits rise in peanut crops, while slave labor rents land and wages vary. Large drives of mules from Bath County head to markets via Paris and Bath County in transit toward Atlanta and oven to railroad firms. Reports include sums earned on carts and lots, and named buyers such as Fleming & Co and Wm. Bowden returning from Georgia with an inventory of stock.
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Kentucky
Thos. Bowden
Henry Miller
C. M. Huteell
Hase
Alabama
Jeorgia
Hase Horton
Caroline
Fleming & Co
North Caro
Bath County
Paseigh
Flat Rock
Paris
Victor Kenney
Wm. Bowden
Goorbeenese
Election in Wineland New Jersey test of principle
At Wineland New Jersey's election a woman approached the Board of Registry to tender a ballot. The chairman replied no one could vote without registration, and she stated she wished to test a principle before quietly leaving the hall.
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Wineland
New Jerlast
Bord of Registry
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Listed by City Names
A fragmented list of arrivals at the Principal Hotels includes names and places such as Indianapolis Bloomington Cincinnati Zanesville and Ottawa. Readers are shown a stream of travelers and associates connected to various towns including Brookville Brighton and Newport with scattered references to hotels and districts.
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Central
Horel
Meinta & Swiscutt
Provaisrons
Wretowes
Pheonems
Denali
Milford
Indianapoli
White
War Ladkey
Ashi Baticne
Senate Darton Pittenney
Hedy
Pes Jr
Indianapolis
Hele
Corhes
Cotas
Gune
Brighton
K Caldwell
Sie NM Gante
H Smith
Brookville
A Jer
Jf. Adams
Zanesville
Beng Batavia
Mise
Adams
J. Servett
Washitan
Chil
Cinningham
Cheviot
Mone
Tom
A Hamilton
Panel
Delhi
Wanissey
Cley
A & Son
McSau
Cane
Lealthy
Drake
Brien
Asimore
Morgan
Greensburg
Weather and Legislative Notes from Columbus March Day
Special correspondence reports on steady rain in Columbus affecting civic proceedings. The Ohio legislature debated bridge and school laws, discussed police and license issues, and adjourned amid commentary on a Columbus arrest and local flood conditions near the Hocking River. The article also covers a prison yard revolt in Moundsville with multiple casualties.
President vetoes bill amending the Judiciary Act
The President returned to the Senate a veto message on the proposed amendment to the Judiciary Act. He objects to section two which would remove the right of appeal in life and liberty cases, arguing it undermines constitutional protections and risks retroactive loss of a citizen’s remedy. He supports the first section guarding property rights and uniformity via Supreme Court appeals.
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Senate
United States
House
Inferior Judicial
Supreme Court of the United States
Ape
Leo
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Spia
Supreme Court of the
Aod
Jouxsox
Senate Pushes Tax on Petroleum Revisions Passed
Washington dispatch reports the House approved the Senate amendment to continue the petroleum tax. The second and third Senate amendments were concurred in without division. A further amendment to suspend assessors in districts with whisky priced over ten percent below the tax was agreed to by a narrow margin.
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Sut Ciek Diayaatch
Wasuinaros
House
Senate
Veto of Supreme Court Bill Sparks Senate Debate
The veto was read in the Senate at three. The President says it violates constitutional rights and subverts liberties. Senators Doolittle Buckalew support the veto while Trumbull backs sustaining the bill. Democrats seek more time for discussion before final vote. The Senate plans a five o clock vote tomorrow on passage over the President's objections.
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Supreme Court
Supremee Court
Senate
Doolittle
Buckalew
Trumbull
British Commons Debate Aims at Abolishing Church
The Vienna New Free State reports the British House of Commons debated abolishing church powers. It notes Leon’s visit to Berlin to press treaty signers to unite in remonstrance against Kumafs absorption by Russia, arguing this violates treaty terms.
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Vienna
Editor F A Dallam Dies After Liquor and Laudanum Burn
The Keokuk editor of the War Saw Bulletin, F A Dallam, died after a day of strong drink and a subsequent attempt to take laudanum. He had suffered years of intoxicant distress and bouts of mental excitement. A friend found him in his home in a state of agony and, after treatment, he passed away around 1 AM yesterday. Four prior suicidality attempts had been interrupted by aid.
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Keokuk Gate
F. A Dallam
Warsaw Bulletin
Keokuk
Ile
Dallam
Kk Pst
Arkansas Constitution Seems Defeated in State Election
Private telegrams from Arkansas report strong opposition to the constitution with early returns predicting a decisive defeat. Counties list heavy votes against it in southern and central districts, while white Northwest districts may tilt against the constitution. overall estimate suggests a landslide defeat. The election passed quietly statewide. In Warsaw a fire at H L Messin & Co burned the legstore and commission house, about thirty thousand dollars loss with little insurance.
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Little Rock
Monties
Monroe
Phillips
Crawford
Dallas
Dover
IE Oo
Warsaw
Ilt
Legesto
H. L. Messin & Co
Probable Robbery Notes Found in Old Stump in Jackson
A boy in Jackson, Tennessee discovers notes buried in an old stump near the Mobile and Ohio depot. Found papers include a New York dated note for 13 thousand dollars and other credits, with insurance papers and suspicious ownership. Authorities suspect a robbery linked to a larger crime and seek the rightful owner or heirs.
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Zist
Johnny Bee
E J Trice
Eaq
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Aonee Poe
Loree & Revenue
Gavborin
Frank
Sagakre
Tries
Oy Clark
Charles i Stewart
Inp Street
Norane
Michigan
Ariant Insurance
Tadson
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