Greeley Shift Signals Trade Policy Turn in Politics
Special dispatch from Washington reports Greeley’s manifesto and acceptance tied to the Cincinnati Convention call, signaling a move away from protective principles to oppose President Grant in the reelection race. Cabinet members note the shift and Boutwell may press Comptroller Hal to resign to curb suspicions of continued patronage. Grant plans a trip to Europe next Wednesday with Ex-Secretary Borie’s family.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Greeley
Cincinnati
Grant
Boutwell
Halap
Ers
Europe
Borie
Corcoran Bribery Charge Sparks Ohio House Debate
In Columbus on March 30 a petition with over 14,000 names was presented against liquor law changes as the House refused to back the Corcoran amendment extending city offices. A privilege issue over heated remarks led to a request for a three member investigation and the matter was ultimately referred to a committee. A Cincinnati minister, Rev. ao eaten, accepted a pastorate in Wendienter, Pennsylvania.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLumbus
Wright
John Gundry
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
House
Corcoran
Young
Fallis
Ias
T. J. Haldeman
General Assembly
Little
Coreoran
Mala
Cong
Cor¢coran
Cooper
EE Ss
Cullen
Mr. Chase
Mr. Little
Btate
Setemne
Callen
Select Committee of Three
Ball
No Candidate for the Presidency He Will Support Davis
A dispatch from Trumbull notes no candidate for the presidency and states he will support Davis. The report dated March 30 appears in the Times and Chronicle with brief outlook on party alignment and local sentiment.
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Davis
Tal
The
Times and Chronicle
Wasu Victor
Indictments of Ex-United States Officials Rumor
New York March 30 Tribune reports rumors that the United States Grand Jury will indict former Attorney Samuel G. and ex-Marshal Robert Murray for acts while in office. Indictments attributed to Custom House politicians surface as causes of recent disclosures. Gen. Butler noted the move, while others plan arrests. Morse’s condition improves. Court filings reveal Blackwell's Island releases by Cardoxo and Barnard. Sickles may retire. Claflin drew a crowd to lecture on Wall Street. An ex-Secretary of the Savings Bank is jailed in Montreal awaiting extradition. Weather cloudy, warm. river falling seven inches.
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New York
United States Grand Ju
Samuel G
Robert Murray
Custom House
Butler
Srines
Egg Yee
Courtney
Davis
Morse
Judiciary Committee
Blackwell's Island
Cardoxo
Barnard
Cincinnati
World Core
Seton
Sickles
Tennie
Claflin
Academy of Music
Wall Street
Hen Te Goakile
Exet Savings Bank
Montreal
Davis and the Democrats The Status of Warmoth Connecticut Prospects
Democratic members in Congress publish a telegraphed statement denying any foundation to reports of opposition to Judge Davis. The note asserts no discussion occurred on candidate preferences. In New Orleans the Speaker backs renomination. Congress may face a governor election by the Legislature with over 5,000 supporters and possible shift in control.
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Davis
Warmoth
Connecticut
Washington
Congress
Belmont
New Oreans
Sikh Tean
Biell
Union Pacific Transfer Affects Omaha Bridge Road Rates
Patchy text from a Lin arene area mentions Omaha on March 29 with a bridge transfer issue. It notes Union Pacific passes to all attending the event and a transfer company handling rail cars, claiming only five cars were moved today and suggesting transfer rates differ from published figures. Names and places are unclear due to OCR.
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Annes
Pia
Iowa
Union Baeis
Omaha
Union Pacific Ae
Ees
Cepening E Uest
Balers
River traffic and weather update amid falling canal levels
The river is falling 5 feet 1 inch in the canal as ships adjust routes. Weather is mostly clear with a 64 degree temperature and freight rates are at full. Several vessels including Memphis bound ships report aground or adjusting positions while others depart for New Orleans, Cairo, and Louisville. Current flow shows a 2 inch drop and intermittent rain, with crews reporting traffic in good shape and barges continuing operations.
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Chas. Bodmana
New Or
Houston
Fiat
Tarascon
Bowling Green
Mary Houston
Flint
Cincinnati
Turner
Louisville
Maskiere
Carrie Brooks
Express
Arkansas Belle
Cairo
Peytona
Mary Ament
Grandview
Sam
J. Hale
Batesville
Testimony Opens in Circleville Trial as Redman Case Proceeds
Court session in Circleville Ohio begins at 9 AM with Judge Olds sustaining the prosecution objection about remote testimony. Witnesses describe events around October 20 near Redman and Yoakum, including threats, mood, and almanac timing, with cross examinations detailing location, alibi, and household activities.
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Times
Chronicle
Circleville
Joseph Olds
John F
Redman
Ee Ae Tee He
Darbyville
N. Olds
Jim
Jim Redman
W. Olds
Rédunca
Cnothanes
Wheeler Low
Threats and testimonies in Darbyville case conclude day
Witnesses in Muhlenberg and Darby townships discuss threats between Redman and Yoakum dating back to the 1960s, with observers noting poor reputations. Court notes objections to threat evidence and adjourns after consultations. trial schedule indicates testimony to close by noon tomorrow and arguments may begin that afternoon.
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Redman
Deckert
Scioto Township
Yoakam
Wm. Scott
Kaven John Yoakum
Elza Goden
Oakin
Edman
Robt
Hillsworn
Muhlenberg Township
Yoakum
Cross-examiner
Wm. Corder
D —Redman
Flias Feglesworn
Lockburn
Mr. Yoakum
Redmen
Wm. Eggleston
John Scott
Ernéssoakuin
Pointes
Jim Redman
Jethro
Denton
Darbyville
James Redman
John Yoakam
Croes
Joseph Stoulemire
Andrew Poulson
Darby Township
John Yoakum
Crose
Thomas Thompson
Yoakum’s
Harness
Stephen Boyd
Ness
Brooklyn Smallpox Hospital Overcrowded and City News
The Brooklyn smallpox hospital is crowded to overflowing. The Kentucky Legislature adjourned yesterday, as did Michigan. A central underground railroad bill in New York City passed to a third reading. Michigan House investigation exonerates Representative Jill. Michigan Senate to meet April 11 as impeachment court for Commissioner Lemanns. Jacks family in Brooklyn recovering from an unspecified ailment. A Yale College connection is noted. Gas works committee appointed for the Penitentiary. Dispatch from New Orleans about the steamer City of Galveston greatly exaggerated. 50,000 will cover the entire loss.
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Central
New York City
Michin House
Jill
Michigan Senate
Lemanns
Messrs
Amos and
Bill
Ohio Senate
New Orleans
Galveston
Ninth Ward election officers named for April 1 1872
The Ninth Ward selects judges clerks and a challenging and rallying committee for the April 1 1872 election. Included are Judge Daniel Wolf Kahn Jr Leininger A Metcalfe and W Metcalfe as clerks and Geo at cem W L F Cates Y stalls and sehi as city polls. The challenging committee lists numerous names including Tho oe M Co Newman S Deanne Chas Reed Siefert T W G Broadwell and others. Unsten Baptist Church revival continues with seven converts baptized last evening and over sixty attendors standing as the church reports weekly contributions cover liabilities.
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Ninth Ward
Daniel Wolf
Kahn, Jr
Cit
Leininger
A. Co
Pee
W. Metcalfe
Warn
Cem
W.L
Deanne Chas Reed Siefert
Paistenes F
Unsten Baptist Church
Avondale Clerk Candidacy Declined by A B Johnson
Mr A B Johnson of Avondale declines to stand as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the corporation.
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A. B. Johnson
Avondale
Cause of the Children's Home shown at St Pauls church
Messrs. Haydeck and Hathaway will represent the Cause of the Children's Home at St. Pauls M. E. Church tomorrow night.
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Messrs. Haydeck and Hathaway
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Eagle Seen as Republican Nominee for Second Ward Council
Wiliam notes Eagle is the regular Republican nominee for the Council seat in the new Second Ward. The remark positions Eagle as the main candidate amid local political shifts.
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Wiliam. Hi
Eagle
Representative Stricker's apoplexy and lottery bill moves
Columbus March reports a Wyandot representative Kizer suffered an apoplexy in a boarding-house yard and may recover. In the Senate Creighton’s Lottery Injunction Bill faced postponement tactics by Democrats to delay and influence the drawing of the lottery. Debates centered on an injunction undertaking and party stakes, with amendments proposed and votes planned for the next session date.
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Wyandot
Senate
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Patrick
Hart
Jones
Teambull
Patna
Amos Dills
Hamilton
County Teachers Association Holds Third Session
The Montgomery County Teachers Association met at Central High School at 11 am with 102 teachers present. E. Vail of Woodward High opened a discussion on mathematics. Superintendents Watkins, Ellis, Forbes, and Bennett attended with teachers from Lebanon, Lima, and Miamisburg. Debate favored a County Superintendency and teacher elections by ballot, opposing school directors.
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Times and Chronicle
Daytos
County Teachers’ Association
Central High School
Vail
Woodward High School
Watkins
Middletown
Ellis
Hamilton
Forbes
Cleveland
Bennett
Franklin
Lebanon
Lima
Miamisburg
Chicago Merchants Denounce False Trade Circular
Chicago merchants condemn a circulated pamphlet claiming dire business conditions in the city. They refute statements about wholesale trade, small pox impact, and a supposed disruption of Chicago’s commercial facilities, noting St. Louis merchants are in strong shape for trade.
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Chicago
Wx i
Sarne
St. Louis
Math of an Ex United States Senator
MILWAUKEE March 30 Hon J P Walker United States Senator from Wisconsin in 1831 died suddenly last night of apoplexy.
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United States
Milwaukee
J. P. Walker
Wisconsin
Petition for Election in Hamilton County Township No. 8
County commissioners examine petition from resident electors seeking election within fractional township No. 8 and possible U S land grant in Darke county. The notice calls for three trustees and one treasurer under original surveyed township provisions and includes references to incorporation and public notice. Also reported is resignation of Robert Allison from Cincinnati Work-House board, described as moving spirit since inception and widely regretted.
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Miami Kixera
Hamilton
United States
Liewel
Darke
Lange
Petre Reyears
Ish
Josian Hanexr
J. W. Paxton
Jacon Kirrin
Jacon H. Knox
Robert Allison
Cincinnati
Davis
Child injured by mill shaft at Green Street mill
A seven year old daughter of Mr Gifford was seriously hurt at the Green Street flouring mill when her shawl wrapped around a slowly revolving shaft. Her body was drawn between two shafts, four stories high, resulting in a broken right thigh and severe leg injuries, with an arm crushed. Millers heard her screams as she was pulled in.
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Times and Chronicle
Jennonp
Gifford
Greenstreet
Fatal Accident to a Brakeman at Brapworp Junction
A brakeman named Joseph Kelly died after being knocked between freight cars on a Westbound freight train at Brapworp Junction. Several heavily loaded cars passed over him crushing and mangling his body. He was a young man, sole support of his widowed mother who resides in the town.
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Tues
Brapworp Junction
U. S
Joseph Kelly
Kelly
Fieenge W. Saunders
Michael Dogsley
Sije
Glendale
Tooley
Gettleman
Dooley
Elliston
Annexation Bill Expands Pittsburg City Limits
The Pennsylvania Legislature passed an act annexing Birmingham East Birmingham South Pittsburg West Pittsburg Temperanceville Monongahela Mount Washington Ormsby Allentown and St. Clair to Pittsburg, adding about 5000 people. The governor is expected to sign. A separate measure bans wooden bridges and repeals the South Improvement Company's charter.
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Tires and Chronicle
Provence
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Birmingham
East Birmingham
Temperanceville
Monongahela
Mount Washington
Ormsby
Allentown
St. Clair
Treary
South Improvement Company
Italian Politician Plans American Visit And Royal Yacht News
Gavezzi, an Italian politician, contemplates a visit to America. Ashbury, newly elected Commodore of the Royal Harwich Yacht Club, is named Commodore of the Loyal London Yacht Club. A Cornwall factory explosion kills seven women and leaves one missing amid serious injuries.
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Rome
Ommodore Ashbury
Ashbury
Royal Harwich Vachtub
London Yacht Club
Cornwall
Jersey City Officials Sentence Deferred in Police Case
In Jersey City the sentence for the City Board of Police Commissioners and Chief of Police is deferred while pending indictments against other defendants are resolved. Also reported are the identification of Carl Vogt as the Brussels nobleman's alleged killer Carl Stapp certifying manager, and the Philadelphia arrest of Charles Dana on a libel suit. Judge Noah Davis refutes a rumored indictment of Samuel G Courtney and dismisses claims of a Butler and Custom House plot. Professor Morse remains unconscious with death hourly expected.
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Jersey City
City Board of Police Commissioners
Carl Vogt
Brussels
Colognie
Carl Stapp
Ess
Stapp
Liverpool
Vogt
Philadelphia
Charles
Dana
Washington
Wm. H. Kemble
Samuel H. Moon
New York Tt
Evans
Samuel G. Courtney
United States
Noah Davis
Courtney
General Butler
Custom House
Messrs
Murray
Morse
Hornet Crew Recovered Pay From 1871 Hayti Blockade
The crew of the steamer Hornet have recovered 2700 dollars as pay due them from their discharge when the Hornet was blockaded by Spanish war vessels at Hayti in March 1871.
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Balt TimMore
Hornet
Hayti
Gurney Resignation Contradicted Claims Commissioner Note
A fragment states that Gurney, the United States and British Claims Commissioner, did not resign the Recorder of London role, contradicting the claim about his departure. The remark places authority behind the contradiction and cites a March 30 context.
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Waas atNetox
Gurney
United States
London
Fire Destroys Warrenton Hotel and Five Adjacent Blocks
A late night fire in Warrenton Virginia destroyed the Warrenton Hotel and five adjoining buildings. Loss set at thirty thousand dollars. Fire officials reported no fatalities and are investigating the cause.
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Alexanxpnla
Warrenton
Warrenton Hotel
Maritime arrivals at Locust Point ship pier Baltimore
The Allan Line steamship Caspian from Liverpool arrives at Locust Point with cargo for Baltimore and the West. It carries cabin passengers and emigrants bound for the West via the Baltimore and Ohio road. The North German Lloyd Line steamship Berlin from Bremen also arrives with cargo and emigrants for the West and departs for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 9:45.
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Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Allan Line
Caspian
Liverpool
European Steamship Pier
Locust Point
West
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Lloyd Line
Berlin
Bremen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fire improvements and arson stance in Cincinnati
The city提升 fire protection with new mapr installations Nox 17 14 and 1 across annexed subareas shielding Ward 21 Mount Ad Camp Washington. Fire department asserts large conflagrations unlikely and details cisterns plugs and losses. Also praises Fire Alarm Telegraph for rapid alerts, noting 212 alarms with five false, total loss figures and insurance impact. The article shifts to the death role.
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Ieee
Cesca Seneocen
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Nox
Suburea
Twenty-first Ward
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Camp Washington
Cincinnati
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Ming
Beneft
George Floyd
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