School Board Chooses City Teachers Examiners
DayrTex May 15 report notes E M Wood as Chairman for three years and Wm Smith for two, under new law. Also mentions a Dayton church reunion with ushers and a wedding procession, European trip, Water-Works visitors from Middletown, and Lima Superintendent Walker visiting.
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The Nickexe Creed Adopted by Council Without Change
A fragmented report notes Foelento in the Council expects reinforcements from Protestant Episcopal elements. It mentions a church trial, a defense privilege for ministers, and a separate paper for the Colored Methodists under 1866 directions. The piece references an annual session, creed, and discipline establishment.
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Muhlenberg
Enthusiastic Catholic Reception in New York
In New York on May 15 an eager Catholic gathering welcomed Society members back to the Union after a reception at Xavier College. The event featured flowers, engrossed resolutions praising fidelity, and a ceremony with flags and speeches honoring the society’s mission.
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Arkansas Governor Controversy Faces Supreme Court
May 14 report: Attorney General submits opinion on the Baxter Brooks governorship dispute in Arkansas. Court proceedings questioned jurisdiction and the legality of Baxter’s title after Brooks seized the office with armed aid, amid constitutional contest rules and a controversial assembly decision. The piece discusses judiciary limits, presidential intervention, and the need for a final, lawful resolution to avoid destructive precedents.
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Democratic Central Committee foreshadows platform on Constitution
C April 15 report notes the Democratic Central Committee meeting strongly opposes adopting the new Constitution. Delegates plan an early convention to defeat the measure, aiming to win this fall with several candidates named for Secretary of State including Aquilla Wiley Judge Haag Jinx Gordon and E B Eshelman Also mention Hin of Ashland and John G Thompson connected to postponement efforts. The Lookout Mountain venue in Cincinnati is praised amid mixed sentiment among locals including Germans and printing firm case cited.
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Czar's Visit Draws Enormous Crowds At Windsor
May 15 dispatch reports the Czar leaving Windsor Castle and reaching Buckingham Palace at noon with vast cheering crowds along the route. A Paris letter within the Times notes French and Spanish political currents, mentioning Alfonsist tendencies and a proposed French Upper Chamber bill by Duke Dé Broglie as interior minister.
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arrest in Grazid Duke linked to Bacondi disappearance
A Berlin dispatch from St Peters burg reports the Grazid Duke is arrested in connection with the missing Bacondi case. The alert notes the arrest follows efforts to locate Bacondi and establish the chronology of events surrounding the disappearance.
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Capture of Vasquez and gang creates San Francisco uproar
May 15 reports say Vasquez was surprised at dinner with his weapon elsewhere and wounded while fleeing. Physicians forecast recovery as Los Angeles braces with guards to prevent lynching. State rewards total 15000 dollars with 8000 for the chief.
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Guilty Verdict in Doyle Case and Hoyt Passes
Doyle the policeman who murdered Mary Lawler was found guilty this morning and sentenced to life in the State Prison. Mr. Hoyt of Hoyt Sprague and Co. died this year of pneumonia.
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Mary Lawler
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Hoyt, Sprague & Co
Mutiny on James Howard ends as armed force lands crew
Telegraph from the James Howard reports the mutiny quelled promptly with deck crew retaining control until officers were driven upstairs. Officers posed no resistance as no arms were available. Boat nears Hickman landing and asks for a barge meeting below Cairo. This account says the mutiny is over and rebels briefly held the deck.
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Market Notes from Detroit and New Orleans May 15
Detroit reports wheat firm and mixed grain prices with No 1 amber at 1.49 and No 1 mixed oats. New Orleans shows whisky at 1.00, cotton quiet at middling 18 cents, receipts 980 bales, and sharp price movements in pork lard and flour with varied on-track bids. Reports from New York and Chicago include wheat around 1.34, pork and lard activity, and general market firmness across commodities.
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Thoroughbred races draw large crowd at Assocation Course
May 15 Lextx cTom Kentucky reports a big turnout at the Assocation Course. Two races drew many entrants with strong performances by McGrath Pennington Excel and Bigfellow. Results list Bigfellow winning the Citizens stake through a fast final quarter, with Excel and Lou Pennington following.
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Surrender of St Paul and Pacific lines to stockholders
In St Paul May 15 the main and branch lines of the St Paul and Pacific Railroad, run since 1871 by Northern Pacific, have been surrendered to stockholders of the former road. The Pacific now operates no leased lines. A 15 year old wife of John Bargland of Scott County died suddenly at her father's home in Glen Ene, likely from poison used to induce abortion. Her husband has been arrested as an accessory.
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Mississippi River Jetty Bill reported by House committee
May 15 Washington report that the Mississippi River Jetty Bill of Eads was considered by the House Committee on Railways and Canals. The Ft. St. Philip Canal bill also discussed. the committee decided to report Eads bill as perfected by the Senate committee, to be reported next Monday by Mr. Hurlburt. The committee may report the bill for action at any time.
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Weather and river brief from multiple ports
Portsmouth dull trading mood. The Exchange departs for Cincinnati tomorrow evening. Weather cloudy with rain indications. May 15 reports from Louisville and Nashville describe falling rivers, clear and hot weather, and cargo movements including hay, miscellaneous freight, and barges. Legal notices include a $10,900 damages suit for nonpayment on a note and a separate note suit for $638 with disputes over rent payment.
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Oil Markets Dull As Prices Slip Across Regions
Special Dispatch to the Daily Timer reports a quiet oil market on May 13 in Pirripurs and Titusville with crude prices around 4 to 8 cents lower and refiners finding it hard to quote. United and various lines show subdued trading with limited quotes and overall dull activity.
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Packing firm buys Bayted on Harker farm in Kentucky
Ryan and Bro., a leading packing house, purchased the 6 Series ig Bayted on the Harker farm near Alexandria twelve miles from Newport, Kentucky for 13025. An express train on the C and L Railroad collided with a rear freight car at Delhi Station, destroying the cars and damaging the engine but causing no injuries. Henry C. Meyer, Deputy Clerk of the Police Court, is praised for long service and efficiency in his role, noting his one year and nine months in the Assessor's office and ongoing tenure under Fosdick.
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Resignation of Reinlein From Cincinnati Water Works Board
The Water Works Board receives a resignation message from PAL Reinlein addressed to Mayor G W Johnston. The communication states resignation from the office he holds and mentions uncertainty about the option or outcome, with anticipation that morning papers will reveal results and editors may express personal prejudice and hostility.
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Partition of Corporate Property Solvent Case
Hamilton district court hears action by Thos F Ebert and others to compel partition of corporate property held by Cincinnati and Spring Grove Avenue Company. Plaintiffs claim one third of the company, accuse lack of dividends and investment in real estate. defendants argue property bought for corporate uses and deny stockholders may seek partition. Case valued at $100,000. Judges Aver Murdock and others preside. arguments by Hoadly and Caldwell for plaintiffs and Ferguson for defendants.
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Will proved for Jacob Meyer of Dolan County
Probate records show the will of Jacob Meyer deceased with H Able named as executor. Personalty valued at 2500 dollars and realty at 32000 dollars.
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Archbishop administers confirmation across multiple churches
The Most Reverend Archbishop administered the sacrament of confirmation to children at St. Stephen's, St. Mary's, and St. seen Churches after thorough instruction in core beliefs. His warm, steadfast bearing comforted the anxious pupils, earning their love and prayers for many years of service in the Master’s vineyard.
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