Temperance Meetings Spread Reform Plans Across City
A temperance mass meeting at Ingham's Hall drew attention as part of the reform effort. Elder J Smith defended the cause while new fines target violators. A League was formed with Mrs Eastman as president and another meeting was planned tonight. Xenia College closed its winter term.
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Plas Thas Hs
Jacob Kiein
Xenia College
de Clthay
Bestnchald
Daily Times
Huntimotox
Ingham’s Hall
Dayton Special Report Details Crusade Events and Revenue
Special report notes Dayton events as crusade efforts spread through the northeast, with church services, band receptions, and raids on venues. Revenue returns for the Third Collection District show rising figures from 1873 to 1874, while the District Court plans April sessions amid ongoing saloon closures and sidewalk prayers.
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Dayton
Daily Times
Mainstreet Baptist Church
Shaler
Altick
Music Hall
Becket House
Island No
District Court
This County
Gilmore
Elliott
Meeker
Fulton
Smith
Barlow
Third Collection
Louis Thobe
Unclear historical council vote on advisory committee action
Yesterday evening the council held a lengthy session with a recess at 6 until 8. The group including Leonard Acon Charlie Ruma Prof Stearns and Prof Calvin Day sought advice for an advisory committee. The outcome: the proposal was laid on the table then sustained as advisory not ex parte. Estimated cost to defray delegate travel ranges three to four thousand dollars, with refunds for funds already paid. Plymouth Church and Clifton Avenue Church facing burdens.
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Leonard Acon
Charlie Ruma
V4. Stearns
Calvin Day
Storrs
Plymouth
Conex Council
Penses
Church of the Bs
Clifton Avenue
Prrpeevad Woolen Warehouse Fire at Kittanning
A damaged April era notice reports a large woolen warehouse fire at Goodball ta in Kittanning Pennsylvania. Readable details indicate investigation and potential property loss amid tense community concerns.
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Prrpeevad
Goodball Ta & Ee
Kittanning
Pamaka
Detroed
Sanborn contract figures surface in DC committee session
The District of Columbia Investigating Committee examined Col Theo dore Samo of the US Engineer Corps about the Pats the District and related matters. Witnesses including Simmons denied acting as Treasury agents while detailing Sanborn’s role and alleged overbilling in the 50 000 collection, with Sanborn to testify tomorrow.
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Wasttxetor
District of Columbia
Col
Theodore Samo
United States Engineer Corpa
Sanborn
William’ A. Simons
Simmons
Boston
Internal Revenue
Newland
Internal Revenue Officers
Mr. Richardson
The
Treasury
Richardson
Boutwell
Horton
Sandorn
Congress
F. M. Green
F. Presbrey
the Treasury
Oalharmeg
Religious Riot in Bombay Follows Unrest After 1457 Union
A despatch from India reports clashes between Muslims and Parsis on the streets of Bombay after a sectarian dispute tied to a religious text. Authorities mobilize to restore order as casualties are feared and tensions flare between Arab and African Muslim communities and Parsis.
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India
Mohammed
Weather Report From War Department Telegraph Service
Weather data from March 27 includes observations across multiple locations. Reports show varying conditions such as cloudy skies in Texas fog in Indiana fair in Oklahoma and clear in Kentucky with wind directions and measurements for each site. Temperature readings and elevations are listed alongside barometric and visibility notes for the period.
Weather Summary for Regions and Cities
The report notes northwest to southwest winds veering to the south and clearing skies in the Northwest and Upper Lakes region. The Ohio and Lower Missouri valleys see northerly winds, cooler temperatures, and increasing clear weather. The Lower Lake Region expects northwest winds, rising barometer, colder, clear conditions. City observations include Cairo Cincinnati Louisville Nashville Leavenworth and others.
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Upper Lakes
Ohio
Lower
Missouri
Lake
Cairo
Cinsenati
Telegraph Briefs and Nominations Highlight Mixed Docket
The Union Pacific express arrived in Omaha with four tons of bullion. The President nominated Moses Hallett for Chief Justice of Colorado. The Brunot Ute treaty approval was reported by the House to settle mining country in Southwestern Colorado. A funeral service occurred at St Ceebaer for J Dent.
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Union Pacific Express
Omaha
Moses Hallet
Supreme Court of Colorado
Colorado
Crescent City wreck recoveries spark New Orleans scene
Special Dispatch reports bodies found after Crescent City disaster. Charles Good leads diver search for missing crew near St. Francis River as river conditions rise. In New Orleans crowds swarm Fourth Street for prayer services led by Mrs Ferguson.
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Daily Times
Menmruia
Texx
Capital City
Ostrander
William Mundy
Clarence Adsett
Cairo
Crescent City
James Good
Dow
St. Francis
Capra
St. Francis River
Time in the House The Sea with the County Seat
Dispatch to Ubé Daily Times reports the House spent the forenoon reading the journal and second reading of bills. About twenty members remained for a thrilling close as the Senate considered the Mahoning County seat bill with a large lobby and excitement, then postponed it. Baker is active in lobbying his own cause as a new member of the Central Lunatic Asylum committee.
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Ubé Daily Times
House
Journal
Senate
Mahoning
Baker
Central Lunatic Asylum
Tax on Still Wines Proposed By Ways and Means
Washington report says the Ways and Means Committee will propose a bill to set still wines at 50 cents per gallon and two dollars per bottle. The panel has asked Secretary and Commissioner Douglass to appear next week to testify on the San contracts.
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Daily Times
Washington
Ways
Douglass
Battle reports renew fighting near Bilboa in early June
Telegraph reports from M Serrano to the Minister of War say Republican and Carlist forces clashed anew near Bilboa. National troops recovered ground and captured several villages at the front, with insurgent batteries silenced and lines driven back as of Wednesday.
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Bilboa
Boat Back Tomorrow in Cambridge OxfoLCS Boat Race
The forecast promises a fine day for the annual boat race between Oxford and Cambridge. Odds favor Cambridge as the Oxford crew has improved while Cambridge holds a 6 to 4 edge in betting.
San Frasxvisco Pension Agent Mystery Deepens
Fragmentary report from San Frasxvisco dated March 27 notes months after Pension Agent EH. C. vanished with irregular accounts. Preliminary book examination hints at an unrecorded sale and unspecified total, while the Freeman and Irish Railroad faces defeat in the Senate the prior evening.
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San
Missing details prompt inquiry into wreck recovery
A fragment reports that during a wreck near Cres cent harbor a body or bodies were found near the site. Mrs Ostrander, Mr Mundy, and a about 14 year old with red hair were mentioned, with Capt. Goode expected to take charge after going down on aure City last night.
Oil Market Report From PrrrseurG to Oil City
Oil market reports from PrrrseurG to Titusville and Philadelphia describe a quiet, firm tone with spot prices and refined trades. Prices cited include Parker's Landing around 81.70, Titusville hard to quote due to flow pause, and Oil City around 175.0, with Philadelphia showing steady trade and April sales at 16.5 to 15.0c.
New York Grocery Prices Recorded in Market Report
New York market summary dated March 27 reports wholesale prices for coffee sugar rice and canned goods. Listings include Cuba centrifugal sugar refined varieties and various imported goods with quotes and conditions for good fair and prime quality across multiple grains and staples.
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New York
Saloa
Ray
Oyaatty
Behgtazisce
Oves
Lowe
Ofa
Testimony reveals bid margins and contract doubts
The National Republican excerpts Caged Smith testimony before the Investigating Committee. He admits only his surmise as basis for alleging public officers' misconduct while noting higher bidders won contracts. He cites confusion over margins and division, and references related remarks from New York and Philadelphia contexts.
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National Republican
Caged Smith
Independent Press
Smith
Board of Public Works
Ind of Public Works
A. Ii
New York
Local assignment for creditors to Otto Falls
Henry Woffenschmidt made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to Otto Falls. The property includes a drug store on Elm and Liberty streets. Bond of assignee. Numerous friends urge Uncle John Robinson to run as an independent Ninth Ward councilman, but he declines, planning to spend most of the summer in Europe.
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Henry Woffenschmidt
Otto Falls
Elm Liberty Streets
John Robinson
Ninth Ward
Europe
Court Fashioned Bond Of Marriage Ends Seduction Suit
In Judge Murdock s court Elizabeth Nolan aged nineteen secretly trusted Henry Christoph to wed her. A seduction and breach of promise case followed. Christoph was jailed for bastardy but freed for lack of funds. Morning defense shifted, marriage vow declared, license issued, ceremony performed with judge s blessing. charge of assault and bastardy dismissed.
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Murdock
Court of Comm¢én Pleas
Elizabeth
Nolan
Henry Christoph
Henry
Alkrd
Christoph
Mayor Johnston Surrounded by Competing Delegations
This morning Mayor Johnston faced multiple groups in his office during a noon hour confrontation. A taxi anti temperance party delegation demanded police attendance for a meeting tomorrow at Exposition Hall. A temperance faction from Indies urged the mayor to sign a pledge, which he refused, citing impeachment risk as a police officer. A third unidentified delegation arrived, including men named John Robinson, Jimm Fitzgerald, and George Schoonmaker, then dispersed without incident.
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Johnston
Taxis Anti-Temperance Party
Exposition Hall
Pab
Ore
Deanenstas
John Robinson
Jimm Fitzgerald
George Schoonmaker
Police Court Larceny Cases In Court This Morning
In Police Court this morning John Hoffman and John Smith were discharged for petit larceny due to no prosecuting witness. Peter Pauls grand larceny continued to Tuesday and Ella Seymours to the 30th. both bail defaulted. George Robinson convicted of petit larceny sentenced sixty days in Workhouse. Belle Floyd petit larceny dismissed. John Bitner grand larceny continued till tomorrow. bail $1,000. John Dwyer petit larceny subpoenaed to the list. bail $500. Lizzie Robioven, a colored servant, fined $20 and costs for assaulting Laura S. Davis. gold breastpin and bracelet theft case continued one week.
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John Smith
Peter Paul
Ella Seymour
George ‘Robinson
Belle Floyd
John ‘Bitner
John Dwyer
Lizzie
Robioven
Laura
Davis
Crowd debates prices after Exchange close amid gag
In a humorous moment a green-looking man elbowed his way inward at the Exchange door and asked if women were enjoying drinks inside, sparking laughter as the crowd misread the scene. In court, John Wunder was charged with malicious destruction of property after allegedly destroying a marble-top wash-stand and other tele-material during a move out from Halstead. The judge ordered him to pay about $30 and imposed a conditional fine.
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John Wunder
Halstead
Monae
Wunder
Pole
Congress Debates Finances as House Delays Vote
The Daily Times notes that both House branches resumed discussion of finances at the end of the morning hour though a vote on the pending measure isn’t expected for days due to numerous speeches. The Senate is likely to vote before adjournment on amendments, with a general push for an early conclusion to the prolonged debate.
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Daily Times
Congress
Senate
Baterm
Benator Sherman
Theodore Tilton seeks just statement from Privileges on Plymouth text
The Congregational Council met in secret in New York and received a letter from Theodore Tilton. He asks to be recorded accurately on his position after his severance from Plymouth Church. He asserts his retirement followed church rules and was ratified repeatedly. He denies ever slandering the pastor.
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Congregational Council
Theodore Tilton
Serhan
Miymouth
Plymouth Church
Reserved seating and post mortem report on Rudolph Schulte
In Exposition Hall on Saturday evening reserved seats for ladies will be in the galleries for viewing and listening to speakers. A post mortem by Dr Maley and Hadlock determined the cause of Rudolph Schulte’s death as brain compression from an injury to the right side of the head just in front of the right temporal area. The fracture extended downward and inward to the sphenoid bone five and a half inches long with about five to six ounces of dark clotted blood opposite the injury. Other organs were healthy.
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Rudolph Schulte
Maley
Hadlock
Disputed School Board Terms Under May 1873 Law
The meeting discussed the Mayor's proclamation for municipal elections and the terms of office for Board of Education members. Messrs. Milikie and Gard presented opinions on Sections 15 and 41 of the 1873 school law, noting reorganizations and class districts, and whether terms expire at the coming election.
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Meckley
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Two Ways to Coax a Balky Horse in Cape Breton
An 18th century Atlantic tale recounts two methods to move a stubborn horse. One man quietly harasses the animal with small pebbles at intervals, while the narrator favors gentle coaxing. The horse ends up driven hard, galloped ten miles, and bears welts the rider plans to hide from his father.
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Davie
Cape Breton
Atlantic
Fragmented Senate Session and Fiscal Discussions
The report records a broad Senate and House agenda including a joint resolution on a ship canal at Niagara River and multiple amendments. It notes discussions on government expenses, treasury actions, and debates over currency, public finances, and potential retirements of debt notes.
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