Noted Dayton Meeting Discusses Pioneers and Schools
Special Report to the Daily Times from Dayton dated May 18 recalls E D Mansfield address to pioneers and remarks by E D M on early Mill Creek days. It notes renewed officer terms, new vice presidents, debates on intemperance, and critiques of present public schools while praising missionary history and religious diversity.
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Daily Times
Dayton
E. D. Mansfield
Estend
Mansfeld
Northwest
Burnet
Harrison
D. M
Baron Waldeck
Paris
America
Little Turtle
Velney
Philadelphia
Asia
Ohio
E. DM
Mill Creek
Illinois
Missouri
Harrie’s Station
Connell
Canada
Prussia
Elliott
Iron Works Suspended Case Involving General Webb
New York May 15 reports a disturbance at a local iron works as about 700 workers gather Saturday evening. The agitation centers on General Webb and a mentioned Braslan vzcandal ty Congres oak, with unclear details and a word from Webb's son prompting the event.
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New York
Webb
Crop Estimates and Prospects in Missouri and Kansas
Crop estimates and probabilities center on Missouri and Kansas with notes on wheat area and fruit crops. The report compares swine conditions in the West and marks changes from the previous month. It highlights Kansas and Missouri figures, indicating a decline in some crops and ongoing fluctuations in fruit production.
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Kansas
Missouri
NasSaville May 18 Editorial Depot Call
NasSaville text notes New York State editorial depot members of the Nashville press and the effect. Fragmentary report hints at a gathering or discussion but lacks clear events or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to determine exact participants, location, and purpose.
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NasSaville
New York State
Nashville
Ie Press
Flood Disaster in Western Massachusetts Dispatches
Reports detail the Mill River flood devastation in Haydenville Leeds Florence Williamsburg and Northampton Massachusetts. Homes mills and gas works were destroyed dozens killed and many missing as towns mobilized to aid survivors with crews searching debris and churches organizing relief efforts amid a bleak toll and plunder concerns.
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Massachusetts
Haydenville
Leeds
Florence
Allcatel
Mill River
Connecticut
Northamp
Williamsb
Goshen
el Lew
Steve A
Seve Williams
Mass
Cee
Mill River Valley
Hameburg
Norham
Williamsburg
W. H. Avant
L. James
Ee Ept
Tobacco Company
Fteyden
Gas Works
President signals closeness of finance bill to vetoed version
Special Dispatch reports in WasitincTos on May 18 that the President said little difference existed between the pending House Finance bill and the one vetoed, expressing regret if it passed. The bill was removed from the Speaker's table by Maynard's motion and sent to the Banking Committee with reporting leave. Legislative sessions are described as dull. Prescott declined to inform the Wass and Mein Committee about funds received. A secret session left no conclusion, while Indiana editors were aggrieved and General Lutler used the moment to charm them.
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Daily Times
WasitincTos
Congress
Maynard
Banking Committee
Prescott
Sanborn
Wass
Indiana
House
Lutler
Examination resumes in Sanborn case as details withheld
In Washington on May 18 the examination of A F Sanborn's attorney resumed but he declined to reveal disbursement particulars of $16. He said no revenue officer or other person connected with the government obtained it. It was paid to a confidential party to aid Sanborn in handling the matter.
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Wastlingtox
A. F. Sanborn
Sanborn
Washington
General Ke
Wermar
Colorado
Washington Hétter
Chicago Times
Thay Mes
McCook
Rant
Waldo, M. Potter
Davenport Gazette
Lowa Preys Association
Deagon
Hinthiatra
The Czar’s Movement Draws Immense London Crowd
An immense crowd gathered as the Czar traveled from Buckingham Palace to Guild Hall. Decorated routes, traffic suspended along the Strand Fleet Street Ludgate Hill and Cheapside, with arrival at Guild Hall at two in the afternoon. The czar departed along the Thames embankment after leaving the depot.
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Lonpos
Buckingham Palace
Guild Hall
Vie
Thames Embankment
Strand
Fleet Street
Ludgate Hill
Cheapside
Arkansas Leaders Try To Reassert State Authority
Judge McClure and Sheriff Culver arrived en route to Little Rock stating Williams’s Brooks Bexter ruling is false from start to finish. They said the state Supreme Court has erred, Brooks will not surrender to Baxter, and only Federal authorities can remove him. They warned if Williams can name a governor, Republicans lose the state’s executive offices and Congress may intervene.
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St. Louis
McClure
Arkansas
Culver
Sherif
Pulaski County
Fashudge
Ressian
Williams
Brooks-Bexter
Btate
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Brooks
Baxter
Congress
San de Guiate settles with consul after outrage
A San Francisco report dated May 15 states that the Government at San de Guiate has paid Consul Magee £10,000 to settle the recent outrage on his person after arriving from Panama. The event highlights diplomatic settlement between the two authorities.
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San Francisco
Tie
Panama
San de Guiate
Magee
Fire Hits Cigar Box Factory in Louis City
A cigar box and teacaddy factory in the lower city burned last night. The blaze caused damage to adjacent homes or buildings, with total losses estimated around $20,000. Inspector notes insured property. fire officials battle flames through the night.
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Louis
Aneen
Relief for Mill River Sufferers Raised in Boston
May 18 report from Boston notes liberal contributions for Mill River disaster relief. Early aid includes a $500 check from Gen. Butler, among the first generous gifts in the city and surrounding area.
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Mill River
Boston
Boxton
Butler
Suspension of Wool Hat Makers Reported in Pennsylvania
Reaprxa Pennsylvania May 1 The Fegle announces that the Wool Hat Manufacturers' Union of the state will suspend all operations by week’s end leaving about 1000 workers unemployed.
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Reaprxa
Fegle
River traffic updates and missing body on May 18
The report notes the river falling to about 7 feet 2 inches in the canal and 5 feet 6 inches on the falls, with packets delayed at the canal foot awaiting gates and clearing. Commodore Houshell travels to Cincinnati aboard the Cobb Cecil to watch Big Sandy Packet Co. interests, while a body of an unknown color was found at the wharf.
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Big Sandy Packet Company
Cincinnati
Bostona
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Alex
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John Means
Franklin
Louisville
Davis
John B. Wood
Evansville
New Orleans
D.parker
Memphis
al Bell
Iget
Tom Jasper
St. Louis
Parker
Robt. Wise
Marine arrival from Far East noted in port report
A late May Manila to San Francisco line records the arrival of a vessel described as sessier Japan, traveling via Hongkong and wkoba, docking this morning in San Francisco. The brief notice highlights the ship’s transit route and current port of call.
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San Francisco
Sessier
Japan
Hongkong
Temperance meeting and Police Court cases in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati report notes a grand mass meeting of the Young Men's Temperance League at Ninth-street Baptist Church with speakers Mrs Monfort and Dr Foler. In Police Court, John Monahan received three months in the Work House for petit larceny, and others faced sentences for drunkenness vagrancy and assault. Titus Langdon was jailed on counterfeit money charges after attempting to pass counterfeit currency and throwing away cash during arrest.
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Heare
Borning
Font
Young Men's Temperance Léagde
Cincinnati
Ninth-street Baptist
Biurrow
Mary Moran
Carrie Lewis
Pat
McLaughlin
Jennie Scott
Mary Brown
Oo Wels
Mary Ryan
Burke
Wm. Loyd
Ea Moree
Titus Langdon
Third
Wood Streets
Halliday
Taik
Heheman
Langdon
A Crazy Man at Large
At nine thirty last night a crazy man fled Betts street Hospital in a nude disguise and ran through the streets. Officers Clark and Coleman tried to seize him but he eluded them each time and remained at large as of this morning. The public questions whether the pursuit cost the officers effort or yielded credit for letting the man escape.
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Betts-street
Clark
Coleman
Grand Concert by Conservatory and Orchestra at Pike's Opera House
The Cincinnati Conservatory and Cincinnati Orchestra announce a grand concert on Friday evening September 29, 1874 at Pike's Opera House. The program features Schubert Overture Rosamunde, Beethoven piece, Weber arias, Mercadante Cielo di Grezia, Hands and Berlioz selections, and a tenor solo, with performances by Miss Emma Heckle, Miss Alice Loewenstein, Miss Pauline Hirsch, and Miss Maggie Quinlin.
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Cincinnati Orchestra
Pike's Opera-House
Schubert
Beethoven
G. Andres
Ore
Freischuet
Weber
Emma
Harrison Branch Receivership: judge to appoint receiver
The Harrison Branch Railroad receivership case, part of the Lake and J. Railroad Company versus Whitewater Valley Railroad, remains unsettled as parties have not agreed on a receiver. Judge Cox heard submissions. defendants proposed Charles Kemelin, Nicholas L. Anderson Sr., Arris, W. F. Straub, Erasmus Gest, P. W. Strader, and S. N. Kinney, with plaintiff to propose others to enable selection. If no agreement, the court will appoint.
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Harrison Branch
Piantiffs
Thas
Charles Kemelin
Sen. Arris
W. F. Straub
Erasmus Gest
P. W. Strader
N. Kinney
Mount Pleasant magistrate bungles Liquor case in odd hearing
A long-winded letter describes Mount Pleasant officials mishandling a liquor sale case. Denny Bowser, arrested by a Temperance League chapter for selling alcohol, seeks continuance to hire lawyers. The magistrate proposes unusual trial hours and installments, causing confusion. Philadelphia and Kentucky lawyers intervene to resolve scheduling. Local anger grows over perceived judicial caprice and temperance policing influence.
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Daily Times
Mount Pleasant
Hamilton County
Squire Durham
Eviu
Denny Bowser
Temperance League
Aminem Bawser
Bawser
Squire
Vielock
Philadelpha
Kaintuck
Nee
Magea Ang
Cne
Sadiota
Jonetare
Philadelphi Avace
Philadelphia
Gunter
Jordan
Hoyo
Fragments of Faith and Deliverance in a Leper's Story
A religious reflection contrasts a leper seeking Jesus with a person turning to Christ in faith. The leper cries for deliverance and release from inbred sin, while the ear to Jesus envisions salvation and gratitude through faith in Christ.
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Jesus
Jena
Jesus Christ
Lord
Opening of the Common Pleas Court in Hamilton Ohio
Special Dispatch reports the May session opening of the Common Pleas Court with Judge Gilmore presiding. The Grand Jury is seated amid temperance debate. the court outlines daily reporting and final action, naming foreman Ferman Probasco and clerk Thomas Miller among jurors including George Vinnege and Alex McCormick.
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Daily Times
Hamilton
Pleas Court
Gilmore
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
George Vinnege
Alex. McCormick
L. Demerritt
Ferman Probasco
Michael Crozier
W. J. Roberson
Leonard Bowman
Josaph McClisty
Jacob Koehler
Samuel Huston
James Williams
Rival marble workers kill rival in quarrel clash
Special Dispatch to Deity Timen reports James Treacy was shot and killed by fellow worker Callahan at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The men, marble polishers, were involved in a dispute that escalated from an old quarrel.
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James Treacy
Callahan
Banking and Currency Committee action on the Currency bill
Washington May 18 The Banking and Currency Committee voted on several provisions related to the Senate amended Currency bill. A motion to report the bill was defeated and a suspension of rules to take the bill from the table for action today failed. The committee then agreed that the chairman may move to take up and refer the measure with leave to report back for action at any time. The panel will decide what to recommend on new features inserted by the Senate.
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Washington
Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate Dact
Ge Oan
Senate
Missionaries Arrested For Outdoor Sermon At Blue Washington Park
Rev Joseph Emery and three others were arrested after refusing police orders to halt outdoor religious exercises on a park sidewalk. They were taken to Bremen Street Station, then released on parole to appear at Police Court. The scene drew a large crowd as officers warned against disturbances while the quartet sang hymns.
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Friends of Inquiry
Emery
Blue Washington Park
Hervey
Perigar
Byplerin
Ofender
Learp
Luckett
Fred
Bremen Street
Mr. Emery
Ernseneyae
Campbell
Marchant
Einary
Salace
Salisia
The Iron Man and Bank President Mix Up a Package
In Chattanooga a prominent iron man visited the express office for a package of greet backs. The clerk asked for an identifying die, causing a small scene until the iron man and a bank president introduced each other. The money order issue was resolved and the man received his money.
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Irom
Chattanooga
Express
Express Office
Hissistance
Iron Company
Moneyrolark
Hartford Courant on Patriotism and Politics
A fragment from the Hartford Courant contrasts school journalism and political sentiment with New York Nation’s prestige. It favours a robust patriotism, preferring the eagle to the owl, noting the owl’s prudence lacks action or dynamism.
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Hartford Courant
Nil Admirart
Aneer
New York
Cheetae
Education the key to criminal treatment says reform leader
At the Prison Reform Congress closing in St. Louis President Vaux urged focusing on preventing crime rather than just its effects. He warned education must include social and industrial faculties, not only intellect, and urged teaching dependence on divine Providence. The press helps reveal deliberations, raising public awareness of penal science as part of social science.
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Prison Reform Congress
St. Louis
Vaux
Hirm
Barbara Fritchie and the Flag On Her Porch
Barbara Fritchie was lauded as a hero in a discussion for The Woman's Journal about her porch encounter with Civil War soldiers. The niece recalls her bold act of raising a cane to deter rebels, prompting a debate on revising Whittier's poem to reflect historical accuracy.
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Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Maryland
Woman's Journal
Rbara
Mr. Whittier
Bey
Barbara
Silent Seat Etiquette Quotation From Arenete in Wash Chronicle
A fragment from the Wash Chronicle quotes a moral verse about proper dining manners for children, urging silent seating, no fidgeting, and a grateful heart to God. It praises a yet unnamed author for household preservation of the habit and decorum. The piece reflects early 20th century didactic tone.
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Chronicle
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