Secretaries report and Senate debate on arms and elections
Secretaries denial of a published report opens the piece with Madrid telegraph information about Spain intending to restore Dr Howard. In the Senate a Privileges Committee report directs examination of an election, while a debate touches on arms, muskets, and wartime defense. The article cites Patterson and others and discusses government arms, defense, and related policy questions.
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Bpsctalarta Caroniela
Ashington
Secretory Fish
Madrid
Howard
Lilim
Senate
Committee On Privileges
Morton
California, the Thirty-Fourth Parallel Readings Mining Stocks
California mining stocks update lists the Thirty-Fourth Parallel reads and related market figures. Investors monitor shifts in mining shares and price trends across regional listings. Strong entities include California and parallel readings.
Trevino Leads Rio Grande Revolt Amid Interior Moves
Reports from Monclova and Saltillo describe Trevino concentrating revolutionary forces in Camargo and Saltillo as Lerdistas pursue him. General Rocha coordinates with Cebalic and Getuen, while Trevino claims broader national support and aims to strike decisive action against the government.
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MaTamonas
Sirs
Trevino
Tel
Court Martial of Officer for Seduction and Abetties
CaicaGco reports on a court martial initiating against an officer for seduction and abetties with proceedings dated May 11. The case centers on alleged misconduct and the military tribunal actions underway.
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Am Oficer
National editor conversion meeting in St Louis July 4
A May report from Fulton Missouri notes a call for a national conversion of editors to be held in St Louis on July 4 to nominate Greeley and Brown. One nominee is a lifelong printer and journalist and the other a founder and longtime editor of an influential Westerm paper Marine New York May 11. Arrival of steamship India from Glasgow reported.
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St. Lovuis
Fulton (Missouri
St. Louis
Greeley and Brown
Dersorr
Burrato
Totepe
Excaus Cad Sigie Betters i Ee
Erie
Aoeate Siana
Kingston
Lynchings and deaths stirred Sumner County Kansas
Reports describe lynching activity in Sumner County Kansas with two men killed and one hung recently. Other details mention a Louisville incident and a steamer Rotary crew case amid confusing OCR errors and scattered names.
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Sumner County
Kansas
Concert and religious celebration span Baltimore and Memphis
Fragmentary report notes a vocal and instrumental concert at Franza in Baltimore tied to a Sunday school observance in Memphis with 6000 participants from Arizona. It mentions Gen Howard, contrasts courses with Colyer, and announces a Kentucky Abeocla inauguration event starting Monday on that course, touted as highly attractive and famous.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Congress Session Notes May 10 Senate and House Activity
The Senate advanced Civil Rights Bill to calendar and debated state business while Senator Bayard urged referral. A Louisiana Election bill was discussed and passed after a brief session. The House examined Fortification funding of 1 955 000 and tariff measures on pig iron, with amendments debated and rejected.
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Senate
Bayard
Wilson
Montana
Kellogg
Louisiana
Coax
Dawes
Ivan Tx
Railroad Arrivals Adjourned and Building Activity in Utah
In Utah the railroad arrivals and adjourned activity relate to the United States Court for the district and the Jean Fork mines. It is expected that about sixty miles of track will be completed by August, advancing the railroad building program.
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Colarts
U States Court For District
Jean Fork
Akty
Curcaco May 11 Damaged Wells and Machinery Incident
A fragment describes an incident at Curcaco on May 11 involving wells and stock and material damage to machinery. The readable text does not specify the responsible party or full details but notes damage to equipment. Further context from the source would clarify the event and outcomes.
River News Briefs From May Dispatches
Special dispatches report river traffic and weather on May 11. Vessels arrive and depart at various upriver towns including Cincinnati, Evansville, and Red River routes. Observed conditions are warm, cloudy, with rain hints. several boats report stationary water or light currents and cargo movements continuing.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrresure
Juniata
Cincinnati
Belle Cerne
Louie
Evansville, Inc
John Kilgoer
New
Rock St
Sahae Ates Een
Kilgour
Rock Inland
Cinej
Arkansas
Memmus
Red River
Longworth
Avocrion Real Estate Sales Next Week In Avondale
Real estate auction notices list multiple May sales in Avondale and Corryville with vacant lots, building sites, and properties on Walnut Hill, Montgomery Pike, Locust Street, and East Fifth Street. Auctions include 20 lots in A D Morris subdivision and the Bazaar Building, with prices per front foot and parcel sizes.
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Murums, Hoxton & Co
Lebanon Pike
Morgan, Williams, and
Irwin Streets
McMillan Street
Charles C. Kohl
George W. Williams
Bay
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Montgomery Pike
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Beecher
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Cn Main
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Henry Niemeyer
Carthage Pike
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Sharpe Place
Bold Face Creek
Storrs Township
Sedameville Station
L., C. and L. Railroad
Madison Pike
Baker's Omnibus Stand
Bazaar
Third Street
Warsaw Pike
James Carson
Property Transfers Listing From Local Registry
Lot 50 by 201 feet on the east Walker Mi road is sold for 2750 dollars. Nathan Marchant and wife transfer Lot 145 by 96 feet on Laurel street to Sarah F. Foster for 1550 dollars. Foster’s Cuba... intersection of East Front and I streets transfers for 1699 dollars. Heirs of Henry Cole transfer Lot 22 by 103 feet on Richmond street east of Freeman street and Lot 33 7-12 by 89 feet on the south side of Sixth street west of street.
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Michael Koch
Leodens
Mi Leonia
W. B. Powell
Ohio Pike
Burney
Anderson ‘Towachin
Canady
al Pemenee Pier
Libsoe Welteoe Tenne
Deaf McLeas
Budeves Arenne
Auburn
J. . Fisher
Amiy Pyler
Tif Tj
Price Street
Ward
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Wm. Lyons
Jeistog
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Wuny Setae
Zempet
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Wile
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Walker Mi
Reat Street
Nathan Marchant
Sarah F. Foster
Laurel Street
Scott Street
Meee Aia Ikea Ro
Foster
East Front
I Streets
Henry Cole
James Dalton
Richmond Street
Freeman Street
Sixth Street
Chicago Relief Fund Report by Relief Committee
The Chicago Relief Committee chaired by Mr. Keck reported total receipts of 87 from all sources. Expenditures included 110,912 37 for city supplies and 8,674 77 for shipments to Chicago relief efforts. In-kind support assisted orphans at Minville Orphan Asylum totaling 1,242 37 with a balance of 5,190 81 retained by the committee.
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Keck
Chicago Relief Committee
Ocessuas
Chicagy Baer Coults
Northwestern
Minsville
TAXING OF STOCK NOTES INJUNCTION DISSOLVED
The Farmers Insurance Company versus George LaRue Auditor involved a request for a perpetual injunction to stop tax levies on $60 000 in notes viewed as credits. The court held notes given for unpaid subscriptions are taxable as credits at true value and not retroactive to bar minimum capital stock requirements.
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LaRue
Silas Tae
Taz Jewie Company
Matthews
Alternate writ of mandamus in local property case
The brief notes an alternate writ of mandamus and a gag of One x sige led vee. Mentions Sprigfeld toneane, this van and conlediin defendants. $206. is the amount of judgment upon the property within the pecuniary reach of its case. Writ returnable. Teetor & Cole for plaintiff. S F. Hurd opposing.
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President Dines at Delmonico's with Mr White Law Reid
The next President of the United States dined with Mr. White Law Reid in a Delmonico's room in the afternoon. James Gordon Bennett Jr. paid respects and offered thanks to Bennett. The President, harassed by callers, accepts hospitality from many friends and changes where he sleeps nightly. The Doctor maintains his steady routine and office hours.
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United States
Whitelaw Reid
Delmonico’s
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Ceeslay
Bennett
Cintshey
Political Signals At Nomination Convention
The speaker claimed nine-tenths of Democrats favored Horace Greeley’s nomination and that Greeley hinted no Republican Convention could force his withdrawal. He warned withdrawal might occur if Democrats failed to ratify.
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Horace Greeley
Wood
Large church growth and reforms in various denominations
A collage of church news notes reports new members and conversions in California, Indiana, and New Jersey. a large San Francisco church welcomes Chinese converts. Orange NJ abolishes paid chair and raises pastor salary. Yale and Brooklyn congregations adjust services. an Indianapolis church records Deaf and Dumb Institute pupils attending. Methodist and Roman Catholic trends toward union and expansion are noted along with missionary assignments and church home plans.
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Goodrich
Chinas
Arthur H. Smith
Porter
San Francisco
Arbitration rumors reaffirmed in London talk
London reports on May 11 that negotiations between the United States and England over individual claims have been broken off, with the British Government withdrawing from arbitration under the Treaty of Washington, confirming yesterday’s rumors.
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The /v«t
United States
Eagland
Indivd&t
Death at Bennett's livery stable and county seat move
The brother of Joseph Dye reports his death from a brow struck by Sol Davis after a drunken fight at Bennett's livery stable on Main Street. Davis is jailed in Centreville awaiting court. Plans to move Wayne County seat from Centreville to Richmond are advancing, with petitions claimed to meet the required voter count. A large railroad wood pile fire west of Greenfield and another near Dublin caused damage to depot roofing, signs, and chimneys amid a morning gale. The thermometer reached 85, with refreshing showers later.
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Bennett’s
Main Street
Abbington
Ind
Oroner’s
Sol Davis
Davis
Centreville
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Greenfield
Dublin
Government announces Carlists surrender end of insurrection
Madrid reports the Carlists surrender in large numbers to loyal forces signaling the end of the uprising. Havana students receive royal pardon for grave violation as decree is published. Carlists retreat from Navarre towns toward France as remnants flee across the border.
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Havana
Gonzalio Castanon
Sheridan to Receive Decoration for Grand Duke Visit
St Petersburg correspondence says General Sheridan and several others who entertained Alexis during his US visit will be honored by the Czar. Sheridan is to receive the Order of the White Eagle. Other recipients are unnamed.
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United States
Caar
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Grant
Sherman
Halleck
Stercary Chase
President Johnson
Memphis
American Naval Officers Meet French Marine Minister
A dispatch from Versailles reports that Hon Mr Washburne, African Minister, presented Rear Admiral James Alden commanding the American fleet in European waters and two officers of his staff to Admiral Pallman, Minister of Marine, this morning.
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Versailles
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James Alden
Fraudulent American Registers Exposed in Shipping Ring
Custom House officials uncover conclusive evidence of fraudulently issued American registrations for foreign built vessels. A conspiratorial ring used perjured affidavits via a broker who claims ignorance of irregularities. A separate case involves an 18 year old New Jersey resident named Jones who died after refusing to name her abortion partner.
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Custom House
Jones
New Jersey
Child Killed by Fall From Horse at Freeport Tod
Special dispatch reports fourteen year old Frank Chadwick son of Marcus Chadwick farmer at Freeport Tod was thrown from a horse this morning and died almost instantly. The accident occurred in Morristown Isp. Local authorities investigate.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Morristown
Honor to a German cousin on Victoria and Albert order
The order of Victoria and Albert has been conferred upon the Empress Augusa of Germany, who is now visiting Queen Victoria. The strikes by sailors in Southampton and this city continue, with threats of action by Liverpool seamen as well.
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Order of Victoria and Albert
Augusa
Germany
Southampton
Liverpool
Canals tow Path Caved in Near Big Nose
Spranglers New York May 11 report a large section of the Erie canal tow-path at Big Nose collapsed twenty feet below the canal bottom. About one hundred fifty feet of path sunk this morning. Repairs are expected to take about ten days.
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N. Y
Canal Bottom
Big Nose
Notorious Thief and Suspected Murderer Caught
New York on May 11 W J Barclay a well known hotel thief was arrested for robbing a room at the Grand Hotel He is suspected of belonging to the gang blamed for a jeweler Charles H Phelps being shot at his home during a late night attempt to catch a thief Phelps is not dead but very ill
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W. J. Barclay
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Chas. H. Phelps
Alleged Forger Acquitted in Hendry County Trial
The trial of broker David Nichols charged with forging Horace Saa’s name to a note for 9475 dollars ended in acquittal. Nichols faced allegations of creating the signature for a debt instrument, but jurors found him not guilty after deliberation.
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Bostos
David Nichols
Horace Saa
Bodmann Traced After Grounding Delay Near Henderson
Special Dispatch to the Times reports the Bodmann arriving at 1 PM after weather delays. Pilots report seven and a half feet on the Henderson and Caseyville bars, indicating shallow water near the channel.
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May St
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Hamilton County Sabbath School Association meeting report
A special meeting drew about 150 teachers officers and pastors with plans to form a Teachers Institute in June and September. The Executive Committee will handle arrangements and May 15 remains the annual meeting date after reconsideration. Clermont County set Milford events May 0 and 31 with topics by city ministers and Miss M Franks and Mrs J K Parker. Next Triennial Convention of the Baptist Sunday Schools is scheduled for the third week in November.
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Milford
Carso
M. Franks
Jesus
Peacher
Opinions on the Treaty of Washington delay end of war talks
May 11. Officials here do not entertain the view that the Treaty of Washington ends the conflict. The reason given is that the correspondence on the subject, aimed at accommodation, is still pending.
Arrival of Steamship Cuba at Queerxstown
Marine note from Queerxstown dated May 11 reports the steamship Cuba arriving from New York.
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Cuba
New York
Senate panel to investigate Kansas senators election
Mr. Morton offered a resolution authorizing the Committee on Privileges and Elections to investigate the election of Senators Pomeroy and Caldwell of Kansas. The committee may send for persons and papers and sit in Washington or elsewhere during congressional recess.
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Committee On
Pomeroy and Caldwell
Kansas
Washington
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