President's Statu on England's Withdrawal from Arbitration
The House Committee on Affairs discussed the situation with the President after the meeting of the state to determine how to proceed if England withdraws from the treaty. The administration believes the United States would be able to avoid dependence on England and remain prepared to address the remaining questions between the two nations.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Wasniseron
Mey
House Committee On Affairs
England
United States
Insurrection Ends in Navarre and Promotions Gazetteed
May reports from London and Maprto note Bank of England discount rate at 5 percent and General Moriones promoted to Lieutenant-General after defeating Carlist forces at Croqueita. Navarre insurrection appears over with about three thousand five hundred insurgents surrendering. Other Carlist bands show favorable signs for restoring government authority. News from Paris and Bayonne cites Spanish actions in Biscay and troops moving to repel potential attacks. Weather outlook incomplete as telegraphic text ends.
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Bank of England
Maprto
Moriones
Don Carlos
Croqueita
Navarre
Paris
Bayonne
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Pag
Biscay
Read in Critical Condition as May 9 Report
New York May 9 The condition of T Buchanan Read continues very critical. Physicians doubt he will recover. Elmira and Cincinnati delegations endorsed the platform and sent delegates. A note described departure plans amid a crowded General Committee meeting.
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T. Buchanan
Taggart
Eten
Elmira
Cincinnati
Esterday
Albert Gan
Rington
National Convention forms for Grant and Wilson nomination
Conventions in II May 9 report delegates at Pemecentinn choosing to back Grant and Wilson of Massachusetts at Philadelphia. The Philadelphia meeting confirms harmony for the ticket though some favor Cheeley. Labor Peteemens in Williamsport finish their ticket except a transstitution convention nominee for men at large. Colored Republican State Convention urges solid support for Philadelphia nominees.
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Wilson
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Cheeley
Willliamsport
James H.eeter
J. W. Cake
Northumland
Smen
New Jersey Jurisdiction Over Delaware River Fishing Rights
The article notes a statement from Taextox New Jersey on May 9 about the jurisdiction along the Delaware River and the middle line of the river, asserting that all New Jersey citizens have the right to fish on the eastern bank from a specified point, with references to the river’s boundaries and regulatory reach.
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Delaware River
Delaware
New Jersey
New
Methodist General Conference Highlights and Debates
Report from the Methodist General Conference notes discussions on church growth with over a million dollars raised in Great Britain and major building and extension efforts. Delegates from internal and external church bodies addressed credentials and reported on property and jurisdiction issues as the session adjourned.
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Methodist General Conference
Great Britain
Rome
Howard Bibby
Fragmented debate on civil rights and elections legislation
In a morning session motioned items moved through both chambers touch on the By eee Darien bill and election law amendments. Debate covered amnesty provisions and eligibility for benefits, with references to the Ku Klux Klan and constitutional guard groups. The Senate adjourned after a lengthy dispute, and House proceedings continued with unresolved amendments.
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Great Reductions at Johnson & Co West Fourth Street
W H Johnson and Co at 76 and 78 West Fourth street announce May and June sales to cut stock by $100000. Prices drop 15 to 50 percent on seasonable latest styles to pull in the great purchasing public.
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W.H. Johnson & Co
West Fourth Street
City reports twenty six arrests in 24 hours
In the 24 hours ending at six this morning the city police made twenty six arrests. The rapid takedown reflects intensified patrols and a broader crackdown across neighborhoods.
Separate Statute Bar Held In Separate Action For Each Item
In a Common Pleas suit begun January 15 1558 Garrison sued Throop administrator of Smith for money loaned sold and physician services. Court held each item of the account was distinct and not connected though termed an account failing on several items due after Smith left the state. The statute did not run from the death nor restart on administration. upon death and administration actions for balances could be pursued separately. Justice Murdock delivered the opinion with a dissent from On.
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Debate Over Salt Duty and Trade Dispatch
In WasuMeTon May 9 the House voted on salt duty amendments with 12 cent and 10 cent proposals both defeated. An amendment for salt for curing fish and a fertilizer exemption were debated, with final duty staying at 12 cents per hundred pounds in bulk and 12 cents per hundred in sacks. The Sentinel was sold for 75000 dollars to John Fishback and partners, with plans to convert the Jow’ad mill into a Bessemer steel factory. The piece also notes fashion trends in colors, fabrics, bonnets, and hats among fashionable ladies of the period.
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Muerte
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Times and Chronicle
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Mr. Duke
Indianapolis
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John Fishback
L. G. Matthews
New Albany Ledger
W. I. Fishback
Jow
Missouri Democrat
Bessemer Steel
Tax Demand Ordered Against New York Central Rail Co
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue orders the Buffalo Collector to demand payment of the special tax on the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company scrip dividend totaling 450,720 dollars. If unpaid, the government may seize property owned by the company as of the assessment or afterward.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Buffalo
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Woman Suffrage Platform Presented by Mrs Stanton
The Woman Suffrage party platform was presented to the Association at Steinway Hall by Mrs Stanton. It calls for universal suffrage and amnesty, civil service reform, one term president and senators elected by the people, a revenue tax system, a government currency as legal tender, opposition to corporate land grants, minority representation, graduated taxation, criminal reform through education, and peaceful international settlement via a congress of nations.
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Woman Suffrage Party
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Steinway Hell
Stanton
Congress of Nations
Alabama Democratic Convention Call Issued
Mowrcommer Alabama May 9 reports a call for a State Convention to meet on June 19. The notice invites party members to participate in the upcoming gathering.
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Mowrcommer
Ala
Baltimore Liner Baltimore Sails for Bremen from Locust Point
Special dispatch reports the North German Lloyd liner Baltimore leaving Locust Point Baltimore yesterday at 2 PM bound for Bremen. She carries 45 cabin passengers 70 steerage passengers and a full cargo of cotton and assorted freights mainly from the West.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Locust Point
Bremen
West
River News Brief From Alton Voyage on Mississippi
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Memphis May 9 reports the City of Alton set out for St Louis with 2,500 bars of railroad iron and a cabin full of people aboard. Towboat Sharp McDonald arrives and departs. Mollie Moore added a noon trip. River falls inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Memphis
Alton
St. Luis
Sharp McDonald
Mollie Moore
Market Report From Fort Worth Elevates Wheat and Corn
Datfort May 9 Flour-Choice white sells at 1000 Wheat higher but inactive Tidvell 2 Oke 10 at 206 amber Corn remains weak amid slow private sales 3000 bushels No 2 West more active with private sales at Ste steady No 3 Western rye quiet at 22
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Ameeel
AP Reese
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Inmate Maggie Hughes Faces Court For Disorderly Conduct
Maggie Hughes, self described inmate of Madame Bennett's establishment, appeared before the Court in jockey hat and feather and fine clothes charged with disorderly conduct on the street and resisting an officer. She was fined twenty dollars and costs and warned by the Judge about her future conduct.
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Maggie Hughes
Madame Bennett
Sensational Local Reporter of Old Era Praised for Vivid Yet Prankish Craft
The piece rails at a bygone press figure who mixed fiction and fact to lure readers. It recalls rousing, sensational tales from the newspaper’s youth, including lurid fake crimes and dramatic descriptions, while condemning unverified color as eroding trust and praising steady reliability in reporting.
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Times
Fourth
Philadelphia
Colhains
Re Ice Geome
Dleman
Fractured church scene and odd incidents reported
A Beecher morning service disturbance ends with a woman clashing with an usher and the preacher. chaos erupts as spectators watch. Nearby a Prussian court probes a grim oven burial accident, while the New York Tribune laments partisan newspaper sentiment and editorials in Cincinnati.
Bids for Government gold and bankers gather for honor
Bids today reached eight millions at 113 to 114 13-100 with awards of two millions at 114 to 114 13-100. About two thousand guests attended a brilliant reception last evening honoring Alexander Taylor, a longtime banker of 35 years, who is poised to join Clean Habicht & Co. of London as a partner.
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New York
Alexander. Taylor
Taylor
Clean Habicht & Co
London
Kiss Debate at Vienna Opera Over stage Lip Scene
The Vienna Imperial Opera House performance of Lortzing’s Waffensemied featured Count Liebenan kissing Irmentraut and Mile. Gin dele. The lip kiss caused offense to the actress who complained to management claiming insult to her honor and threatened legal action. Stage jurists discuss whether a kiss given in character on stage can be considered an insult.
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Vienna
Lortzing
Waffensemied
Herr Neumann
Mile
Gindele
Nervous ailments blamed on unusual weather in city
Physicians report rising nervous complaints among men and women. They cite February to March dry cold, April damp days with low electricity, and say the shift in atmosphere exhausts the system, likening it to a hard drinker breaking a bad habit. This view echoes a New York Times assessment.
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