Court hears defense testimony amid circulating reports in Xanta case
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports a crowded courtroom as defense testimony resumes. Witnesses describe common rumors about the Winters case spreading from Xenia to nearby towns, including Jamestown and Cedarville, with dates ranging from June to September.
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Times and Chronicle
Xanta
Jamestown
Henry C. Buckles
Amee
Laura
John Eaveysworn
Winters
George Ryan
Carey
John B. Mason
Spring Valley
Snewy
Gyrege
Bowersville
Cedarville
The Treaty. Intense political clash unsettles Capitol
Fragmentary OCR mentions a treaty and heated debate. The text references intense discussions and figures in a political setting, with unclear names and places due to garbled print.
Tariff Bill actions and appropriations news from Washington
Washington May 16 The House Appropriations Committee disposed of Senate amendments to the Postal Appropriation Bill approving a 400000 dollar annual subsidy to the Brazil Mail Line. Public Lands committee ready to report sixteen bills tonight and tomorrow mostly granting rights of way for railroads. Saltpetre duty reduced to the present rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secial
Times and Chronicle
Washington
House Committee On
Senate
Brazil
House Committee On Public Lands
House
Fragmentary note on assurances to Senators and route sighting
Fragmentary OCR text references assurances to Senators and route sighting involving the Atlantic. Names and full context are unclear. the passage remains unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheinet
Atlantic
Constitutional amendments and public debt provisions reform
Fragmentary OCR notes mention committee actions on amendments to remain inviolate public debt payable in coin no oppressive taxation reform of civil service and revenue measures including taxes on tobacco and liquors and a tariff plan referenced with historical figures and origins from a president’s message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierrepont
Siena
Delegates Named for Baltimore Convention
The prose outlines a party platform calling for sound government and constitutional enforcement. Delegates to Baltimore are instructed to pursue the course best aligned with securing the triumph of these express ideals and represent democracy in national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aicaid
Ee Pontine
Baltimore
Spirit of the London press on the Treaty question
England watches the American Senate as The Daily News urges gravity and wisdom in the decision while The Morning Post and Daily Telegraph express optimism that patriotism will prevail. Stenderd calls for rejection of the Treaty amendment, citing constitutional flaws. The Times makes no mention of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpor
London
Daily News
England
Senate
Morning Post
Daily Telegraph
Stenderd
Times
Barnard Impeachment Delay and Chicago Fire Relief Sale
Albany reports delays in impeachment action due to haste in adjournment while Chicago fire relief paintings funded by French and German subscribers are to be sold starting tomorrow. Proceeds will go to Mayor of Sir Windweed Trotting Park. Mr. Greeley notes no political topics for discussion.
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New York
Albany
Windweed
Finance Committee of
Counc
River report and local incidents from May 16
A barge trapped by staves in a canal at the new locks was to be raised by night. A man from Richmond was found floating in the river with no injuries. a coroner verdict declared accidental death. May 16 reports and river levels show the Monongahela at three feet and steady with clear warm weather.
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Richmond
New A.paxry
Po U P. M
Babbege
Ul Pw
Prrissure
Monongahela
Clevaland
Detroit
Treadwell
Berva O
Secret convention in New York and varied political rumors
The Irish Confederation Clubs plan a secret convention in New York City. Reports mention Judge Ingraham may preside over the soon to be held Stokes trial. Other items note trots, club defeats, politics, and local concerns from New York to Scranton with mentions of conventions, taxes, and public meetings.
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Irish Confederation
New York City
Wall
Stokes
Ingraham
Trotter
Startle
Fleetwood
Forest City Club
Cleveland
Olympics
Ena
House Committee On Appropriations
Ace
Congressional Proceedings on Judiciary and Tariff Measures
Report from Mr. Wilson on claims for abandoned property and six month suit deadlines. Trumbull edits a bill on Apportionment and discusses United States Courts and Eastern Kentucky district. House passes Judiciary Committee bills, including Presidential elections framework and stenographers for the United States Circus. tariff debate divides on duties for cotton wool and related goods. provisions touch sawed lumber and iron wire taxes. debate shifts to the Deficiency Bill and government seizure values.
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Wilson
Comamitice
Alpin
Kentucky
Marine Hospital
Sioux City
Iowa
Judiciary Committee
House
United States
Sena & To Ae
Wren
Senate Ea
German youth Waives Murder Examination in Police Court
Heary Wolf, a young German, was arraigned on murder charges after allegedly striking William GraVer with a hammer, dying from the head injury. Major Bisckburn stated the defendant would waive examination, and Judge Straub remanded him to jail for Grand Jury action. The article also notes the police watch fund shortage and a separate case of George Walker sentenced to six months in the work-house for stealing a pocket knife.
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Heary Wolf
Wolf
William Graver
H Ommer
Major Bisckburn
Straub
George Walker
John Weir
Duty on Printed Material and Rail Legislation Passed
Special dispatch reports the House refused to alter the Tonn Bill taxing books and bound printed matter at 12 cents per pound, defeating a 10 cent proposal 75 to 78 and a strikeout 45 to 79. The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Depot Bill passed by the Senate completes required legislation, enabling immediate operation.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
House
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Senate
Dam raise urged for Brunot’s Island left shore bar dredge
Special correspondent reports resolutions adopted by 28 to 10 vote to raise the dam at Brunot’s Island left shore to eight feet and dredge bars on the right. Col Merrill plans Beaver Shoals and Horse Tail Ripple improvements if Congress funds. Suspected murder case grows in Pittsburgh with Jerome J Crawford killed in Y Street tunnel after leaving a saloon with two men.
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Merrill
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Col. Merrill
Congress
Pitrspure
Jerome J. Crawford
Washington
Hunt's Visit to Horace Greeley Indictments Highlight
Special dispatch reports Jon Bam Hunt passing through Colman, stating Greeley entertained him last Sunday and promising actions if elected president. Greeley seen as proper for National Democratic Convention endorsement. Grand Jury discharged after nineteen indictments found.
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Times and Chronicle
CoLtmans
Jon
Bam
Hunt
New York
Creeley
Greeley
Democratic and Republican county conventions held in Indiana
In New Albany on May 16 the Democratic Township Conventions elected delegates to the County Convention to meet Saturday. John B. Davis won four township instructions for Congress while one township backed Judge C. L. Dunn. In Jeffersonville the Republican District Convention nominated Postmaster D. W. Voyles for Congress as Gen Brown and others spoke. Hon W. W. Curry, candidate for Secretary of State, will speak that evening.
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Times and Chronicle
New Albany
Coventions
Covention
John 8
Davis
Congress
C. L. Dun
Jeffersonville
D. W. Voyles
Gen. Brown
W. W. Curry
Fragments of Quotables and Gossip on Stage and Society
A garbled collage of dialogues, quips, and notices from a Detroit era page. It includes odd asides about art, fashion, and court matters, with snippets of local speech, a Virginia mail carrier remark, grim humor on punishment, and a cryptic note about Miss Kellogg and rival repertoires. The piece reads like a chatter-filled column of mixed vignettes and overheard lines.
Fleming Shot Last Thursday in IrontTon
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Fleming was shot last Thursday night in IrontTon. Crepps claims Fleming was slandering his wife. the wound is not dangerous.
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Times and Chronicle
IrontTon
Fleming
Crepps
Creppe
Supplemental Article Dominates Washington Treaty Debate
Lompon May 16 The supplemental article to the Treaty of Washington is the era’s hot topic. Editorials hope for Senate approval of Earl iranville’s draft amid election pressures. Papers hint at a broad settlement after treaty completion. The Globe notes American damages from the Shenandoah at 6.5 million with 1.1 million in prize monies for officers, plus a detailed Shenandoah prize log.
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Lompon
Globe
Lod
Protest Against Persecution of Jews in Roumanis
Rome reports that on May 16 the Italian Government sent a communication to the government of Prince Charles of Roumanis protesting persecution and oppression of Jews in Roumania.
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Rome
Prince Charles of
State Fair Praised Amid Political Events
New Orleans reports Houston specials say the State Fair is a brilliant success. The Radical State orenes is in session as Hood's Texas survivors meet to organize a charitable besanocatan. Hood, president, presides. A Giddions justification meeting occurs to discuss Congress seating. A meeting of Democratic editors convenes to await the option of the latered National Conventions.
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New Orleans
Houston
Texas
Orenes
Hood
Sia
Giddions
Congress
Democratic States Convention Reassembles in Rochester
Rochester May 16 The Democratic States Convention reassembled after adjourning yesterday. Delegates were listed including Congressmen Fox and Augustus Schell and Sheriff Jarius Lord. The session adjourned after completing the delegate slate.
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Rochester
N. Y
Hema
DeWa Ascar
Jarius Lord
Foxoe
Augustus Schell
Sherif
Mulvaney Thomas Scandal in Police Court Trial
In Police Court at noon today Bridget Mulvaney faced trial for disorderly conduct after arrest on Mrs Sam J P Thomas’s complaint. The judge and officers handled missing warrant and information by filing an affidavit, a demurrer was overruled, and the case was laid over to Saturday with the defendant released on bail.
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Mulvaney-Thomas
Bridget Mulvaney
Sam‘j.p. Thomas
Miss Mulvaney
Mr. Thomas
Straub
Hopkins
Blackburn
Thomas
Officer Hopkins
Young Woman Dies Sudden at Great Western Hotel
Caroline Volmer, twenty five, died this morning at the Great Western Hotel opposite the Ohio Ind Mississippi Depot. Coroner impaneled a jury. verdict death from sore throat. Volmer, Austrian by birth, traveled with Regin Schuler toward Junction City Kansas to meet a betrothed brother of Miss Schuler.
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Caroline Volmer
Great Western
Ohio Ind Mississippi
Regin Schuler
Junction City
Kansas
Miss Schuler
Miss Volmer
Brandis
Austria
New York
Remarkable Nineteen Year Ear Kernel Rescue And City Dispatch
In Rockport Todiana a five year old placed coffee kernels in both ears and remained a living curiosity for eighteen years until Dr Williams removed the second kernel. Also: a theft case dismissed in Police Court. Elm street sewer work ordered to prepare for Street Railway Route No 10. curiosities about Delly Varden beans and a Texas cattle herd incident near Millcreek Bridge with six fatalities.
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Rockport
Todiana
Williams
Elm Street
Eighth Street
Fourth
Railway firm connects freight office with Burnet House ticket hall
The 0. and M. Railway Company has fitted up a freight office north of and communicating with their ticket office in the basement of the Burnet House, creating a new linked facility for operations and passenger services.
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0. and M. Railway Company
Commu
Burnet House
Hamilton District Court names defendants in latest docket
In Hamilton District Court, J Force, A Cox, and Sekine Taian Foren Ayers are listed on the new docket alongside Burnet and Cox, detailing case actions and involved parties as filed in court records.
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Hamilton District Court
J Force
A Cox
Sekine Taian Foren Ayers
Burnet
Cox
Californian Death by Own Action Discussed
A Californian died by his own action last night. The report notes discussion of Col. George W. of California and related matters. details are unclear, but authorities expect action on the issue this week.
Rescue of Americans by French at Halifax May Sixteen
The Monti cello steamer crew wrecked off Newfoundland were saved by the French brig Louise with thirty passengers. All were landed at St. Pierre and have since reached Sidney. In Ohio, Joseph Manning aged fifty five a farmer near West Milton Miami County was kicked by a horse while hitching up and died eight hours later.
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Halifax
Monticello
Newfoundland
Louise
St. Pierre
Sidney
The
Times and Chronicle
VamDa
Methodist General Conference Resolves Bishop Election Date
At the General Conference on Thursday the election of bishops was set for next Tuesday and a day of fasting and prayer was proclaimed tomorrow. A resolution to bar quack doctor advertisements from Church publications was referred. Delegates from the Free Church of Italy were welcomed, including Dr. J. P. Thomson and Father Gavezzi.
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Methodist General Conference
New York
Free Church of Italy
J. P. Thomson
Father Gavezzi
Nashville Industrial Exposition Opens To Growing Interest
The Nashville Industrial Exposition in NasHVille on May 16 draws large crowds from all quarters as the exhibit of articles nears completion. The event represents a wonderful variety from across the United States, reflecting broad regional participation.
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Nashville
Albany veto halts second New York charter
Albany reports Gov. Hoffman has vetoed the second New York charter, blocking its passage and prompting political reaction. The decision comes amid debate over state governance and reforms, with officials weighing next steps and potential amendments.
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Albany
Hoffman
New York
Steamer News From Glasgow to Memphis and Rivers Rising
Marine arrivals and departures across multiple rivers and ports including the Iowa from Glasgow, City of Chester from St Louis, City of Caledonia with 2,400 bars of iron, and Alice Dean. Weather warm, river levels rising on Arkansas and White rivers, with Little Rock at a fifteen foot rise. No major departures. telegraph and boats operate evenings in Ohio and Evansville regions.
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Times and Chronicle
Memphis
City of Chester
St. Loui
City of
Cale
Dexter
Alice Dean
Edinburgh
Arkansas
Little Rock
White River
Proceedings this Afternoon Court for Trial of Clergymen
This afternoon at three o clock the canon amendments for the trial of clergymen were discussed. Fisk proposed a four to convict threshold, but the motion was ruled out of order. The effort to strike Ohio citizen counsel failed, and Bishop Bedell urged avoiding bias by keeping case participants within the church. The third section of the canon was adopted, finalizing the amendments.
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Fisk
Jones
Bishop Bedell
Ohio
Burr
Bedell
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State Fair—Political Meetings—Conference of Editors
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