Saloon quintuple murder tale leads to Allegheny arrest
Special Dispatch reports a murder plot discussion linked to a five murder in a saloon. Oticer Qheirk of the Allegheny police detained a suspect at City Hall after a doorway confrontation. Witness testimony describes after supper travel to Homestead and a late-store visit with money and motive centered on money.
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Fragmentary State Bond Interest Clause Posed
A damaged OCR fragment discusses bondholder contracts and limits on actions to interfere with interest payments, suggesting legal or governmental restrictions on bond interest handling and state obligations.
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Relief relief funds meeting orders ship provisions
The Joint Committee on money and supplies for relief met at the Board of Trade rooms. James H. Laws was authorized to purchase $1,000 worth of provisions to be sent by the steamer Exporter. Daily meetings were set for 11:30 at the Board of Trade rooms. Subscriptions were collected by multiple firms including Holden Co, Thompses Good Co, Ringgolds, and Reed, among others.
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Principals Association Holds Regular Meeting at Normal School
The regular monthly meeting of the Principals Association was held this morning in the Normal School room on Eighth Street. Attendees included Delia, A. Lathrop, and others. The discussion was postponed, with remarks about future consideration and pleasant proceedings despite the incomplete report.
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Judicial apportionment dominates convention proceedings
President King presided with 74 members present as the convention debated a judicial apportionment plan. The report from the Committee on the grand departs and a recommit vote were discussed, with Beer's motion to amend the first section under consideration and a formal vote resulting in 61 for and 25 against.
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Farrel Held After Coal Shoveling Incident
A man named Wm Farrel was taken to the Ninth-street Station House after an incident involving shoveling coal. Police noted the morning's events and he was given until the...
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Blenkner Receives Full 425 from Constitutional Convention
The Hon. Fred Blenkner was pleased today to receive from the Constitutional Convention the full requested sum of 425 dollars. This settlement completes his claim and indicates approval of the prior request.
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Outrage Reported in Hammond County Child Burn Case
Baltimore May 2 A report this morning details a shocking assault in Hammond County on April 16 by two unnamed assailants who scarred and branded a fifteen year old Black boy with a red hot iron then poured spirits of turpentine on him and set him alight The youth escaped and extinguished the flames His back and legs were severely burned with doubtful recovery Authorities have reportedly arrested the suspects.
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Hudson May 2 Report on Officer Charles Ernst Recovery
Charles Ernst the officer linked to Walte the day before his execution has recovered sufficiently to be moved to his home. Only immediate family and a laborer attended the event. The brain of Waltz was sent to Albany for examination.
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Republicans Enter Wilboa Amid Disorder Reports
May 2 dispatches state Republican troops entered Hilboa and Carlists are in great disorder. In New York, intense excitement follows the news. Also reported, the steamship St Laurent of a French line was released today after the agent posted two sureties totaling $60,000. The Weasel sailed at 2 o'clock with 17 passengers and cargo.
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President Wilton Interview Highlights With Persepal
May 2 reports show Vice-President Wilton conducting a lengthy interview with the President today. The session covered policy directions and ongoing administration priorities.
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River News Update from Phrsuers Dispatch
May 2 report shows river falling to 12 feet 3 inches. Towboats Whale and Boat arrive as the Exchange and Esperanza departures loom. Oakland lines describe Cincinnati and Louisville cargoes with coal and grain moving. freight activity remains active at the wharf. Cairo traffic lists arriving ships City of Chester and Mary Alice among others. weather cloudy and warm.
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Shot in melee on Public Landing injures bystander Casey
A disturbance between Black residents led to William White firing at an opponent but hitting Casey in the knee instead. Casey was taken to the Marine Hospital for bullet extraction as officers McKenzie and Flannery arrested White and placed him in the Ninth Street Station.
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Drunkenness and Disorderly Sentences From Police Court
This morning at the Police Court the following were sent to the Work-House for drunkenness or related offenses. Annie Moore received 10 days. Jax Lawler and wife 15 and 10 days. Joseph Kolp and Patrick Price also noted. Elsworth Snelbout and James Berry faced fines or detention for disorderly conduct and wife abuse, with holdings up to 30 days in jail or fines.
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Radway’s Ready Relief Promises Instant Pain Cure
An 19th century advertisement touts Radway’s Ready Relief as instant relief for all pains and inflammations within twenty minutes. It claims effectiveness for rheumatic, neuralgic, and other aches, and markets the product as the sole remedy for rapid pain cessation across lungs, stomach, bowels, and other organs.
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Church Dispute on Mound Street Pastor Stand
Daily Times notes a split in Mound Street Baptist Church over the pastor. The letter argues the pastor should be kept or removed based on church interests rather than faction.
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Boy Drowns in River Near Anin Aoep
A fragmented report indicates a child about eight years old, unidentified by name, accidentally drowned in a river at the foot of a location referred to as Anin aoe pel. Details are incomplete, but the incident appears accidental with no immediate signs of foul play. Further confirmation from authorities is needed.
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Wheat and commodities market report May 2
Markets show mixed activity with wheat steady tonnage and extra duties noted. Barley and oats largely quiet. rye firm around 5c. pork and salt meats steady to firm. coffee and sugar markets mixed with beans and refined sugars active at times.
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Fever and Ague Cured for Fifty Cents Bottle
An advertisement proclaims a remedial agent named Rap War'd Pitts promises to cure fever and ague and other fevers including malaria typhoid scarlet yellow in minutes. Bottles priced at fifty cents.
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