Brewers Bill Amended as Tax Debate Delays Refund Bill
Washington May 23 The Committee of Ways and Means postponed the income tax refund bill for five million dollars to next session and adopted changes to the Brewers Bill sending it to the Senate Finance Committee for incorporation into the Tax and Tariff Bill. The measure favors brewers heavily. The Conference Committee on the Steam boat Bill agreed to strike out most of the Senate amendments.
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Times and Chronicle
Washineros
Committee of Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Fragmentary political notes on Democratic opposition and convention hints
Fragmented OCR reading outlines a Democrat aide named Wolfe opposing Greeley and references a large Republican convention with eight candidates. It mentions the Western Association and wonders about taxation plans to ease burdens, noting aims to align with national duties and the election context.
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Ten Wolfe
Greeley
Con
Congress
German Turners’ Association plans grand Cin cinnati festival
A special dispatch from Louisville reports that the German Turners Association met last evening and approved the 1874 Rochester meeting. It announces a grand festival to be held in Cincinnati next year and says the Bund’s headquarters will be in Chicago.
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German Turners’ Association
Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Rochester
New York
Cincinnati
The
Bund
Chicago
Brokers' Charges Tertles as Wit Menees
A disjointed report describes a labor dispute with two hundred workers striking to force a shop action. Widespread confusion follows with references to committees, hotel sessions, and bids. The text mentions Indian awards, commission merchants, and a jury that disagreed.
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Long
Strock
InWan Commissioners
F. A Welles
Unrecognized Journey Notes Reflect Travel Refusal Trends
Fragmentary OCR mentions May 22 and Utah travel refusals. Cited phrases indicate rising numbers of refusals, with partial references to anti Gee west, mining, and freedom themes. Names and full context are unclear due to garbled text.
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Utah
Narrow Escape of Passengers Aboard Baltimore
Lorpon May 23 The steamship Baltimore arrived at Southampton from Baltimore en route to Bremen then sailed for her destination. At Hastings last night she collided with an unknown steamer and suffered a large hull hole. Water poured in and fires were extinguished before she was run ashore. Coast guards at Hastings rescued passengers and crew as Baltimore ran ashore near Seas Guilletane.
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Lorpon
Baltimore
Southampton
Bremen
Hastings
Coast Guards
Guilletane Benet
Angelia
New York
Terrible Condition of Antioch Reported in Syria
Letters from Aleppo describe Antioch as a ruined city with continual earthquake shocks and widespread fires in the aftermath. Residents fear to move the many dead as the town remains a heap of ruins and the oil markets are unsettled by ongoing volcanic movement.
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Syria
New York
Antioch
Aleppo
Local notes from Brooxlus reports and adjournment
Fragmentary dispatches from Brooxlus New York dated May 23 describe various reports and an event called deboks on a cubbjoth that lasted nearly two hours. The text references a committee and Philadelphia, with mentions of a promised adjournment by a named group or official.
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Brooxlus
N. Y
Philadelphia
Foreign Mimionary Society Members Highlight India Visit
In New York on May 23 the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society reports W Poreign of ME Charch and Der Mackay of Chinetos, who led the society last year, were mentioned in a brief update about their India outreach.
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Wyomen's Foreign Mimionary Society
New York
India
der Mackay
Chinetos
Foreign Missionary Reports Adopted by Committee
A report on overseas missions was reviewed by the committee and recommended for adoption. It discusses the views of Missionary leaders and outlines considerations for the foreign field and denominational policy. The matter hinges on debates within the committee and the implications for mission work.
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Sa Feseign MMI Bel
The Baptist Society Thenniversary Celebration
The Baptist Society marks its thirtieth anniversary with a report showing financial receipts totaling $55,000, exceeding prior years. The event honors the church's history and future growth while noting a revised title excluding the word Bible from the official designation.
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the Baptist Society
New York
Society
Bissoum Episcopal Convention Convened at St. Lovia
The thirty third annual convention of the Church of the Diocese of Episcopal gathered at St. Lovia on May 23, with Jone Lumber listed among attendees and proceedings described as continuing yesterday.
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Bissoum Episcopal Convention
St. Lovia
The
Delano The Berkeley Trial in St Louis May 23
The State Senate, meeting in St Louis on May 23, set the issues in the Lempethenest cane before Judge Lucas and adjourned to June 11. Secretary Delano and the Western Washington matter were discussed as the doctor faced questions in his own trial. He denied improprieties and claimed an anonymous letter and Mrs Andrews letters influenced the proceedings. Cross-examination stretched long before adjournment.
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St. Louis
State Senate
Lucas
Delano Ee
Ashington
Trotting Meeting at Quickstep Park Opens in July
The second annual Quickstep Park Trotting Association meeting at Gowanus Bay in Toledo runs July 2 3 and 4 with purses totaling 15 500. Entries close June, prizes include the horse Dart 2 17 time winner Comet noted among results.
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Quickstep Park
Gowanus Bay
Toledo
Quickstep Park Trotting Association
Maia
Bay
Comet
Dart
Sash and blind factory fire at Gibbs Criliman and Sy
A fire at the Gibbs Criliman and Sy sash and blind factory at 2110 Pitter night caused about 30000 dollars in damages. The wholesale drug establishments Reno and Co were also affected by the blaze. Reports indicate the incident occurred in May with damage totals rising to thirty thousand dollars.
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Sash and Blind Factory
Gibbs, Criliman & Sy Eo
Opt
Setabiuhmensment O
Reno, & Co
Pally
Railrod Meeting at Toledo Endorses Vote for Road Aid
A meeting of the Board of Trade Rooms in Toledo considered aid for the railroad and Toledo Electric line. A resolution pledges attendees to secure a vote of the electors under the railroad law for any section of such a road not exceeding 200.
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Mbus
Toledo
Examination of Witnesses in Trinity Case Concludes
The May 23 proceedings at Trinity examined witnesses in the Chunk Dr. metten-Harry sete case. The examination for the defense was concluded, with wine sale and related items noted in the record.
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Bautrorr
Chunk
Metten
Harry Sete
Trinity An Oe
Petition for Commutation of a Girl's Benitence in Paterson
A petition filed in Paterson New Jersey requests clemency from the pardon board for Libbie Iarrabrandt. The petition seeks commutation of a sentence amounting to a monetary penalty and notes it already has several signatures.
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York
Paterson
N. J
Pry
Libbie Iarrabrandt
Fm Od
Ousineen
River News Henry: Evansville May 23 Dispatches
Additional river updates report steamboats Titan Evansville Monstela Fen Farrow Hodgs on passage and river levels rising three feet. Weather outlook shows clear cool conditions with mixed departures and arrivals. cargo details include barrels lard hams hay and coal.
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Eer Trostow
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Oo Monstela Fen Farrow
Hodgson
Ohio Dons Colerds
Catia
New
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Condo
Rankin
Eegle
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Mene Laveen
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Red
Arkansas Bell
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Messenger
St. Louis
Setrel
Carrie V
Kuntz
New Orleans
City of
Viery Houten
Portohn Kilgour
Cincinnati
Government ends amnesty for Orange Suerte and At the annual meeting
Government concludes a perpet re val of amnesty with the Orange Suerte. At the annual meeting of the Texas Pacific yesterday, Thomas A. Scott and members of the mgarogee ie. The Controller of the Currency has appointed a Receiver for the first National of Fort Smith Arkansas. The Greeley ratification meeting announced for next Tuesday evening in New York will probably be postponed. The President yesterday added the bit we remove sa ee a of the anette to the Constitution. A pal ne at Bg my sa pe ee af oy a, and very iuten tive to the foliage of public parks. Hosts of locusts appear in Bourbon County Kentucky. The trees are literally covered with iron appear s soon after daylight. There are fears they will do great damage to the rait and crops. The Anti Secret Society mass meeting at Oberlin Ohio adjourned today without nominating a national ticket. Some or nent delegates are of the opinion that another mass convention will be called this week and taididates nominated.
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Greeley
New York
Yesterd Onda
Sa ' Eee A
Bourbon County
Oberlin
Suffering and deaths reported across multiple earlier cases
The article lists several fatal incidents and drownings from different places. W P Carroll a gunsmith in New Orleans cut his throat with a razor. Eva Adams a colored prostitute killed herself in Springfield Ohio. Thomas H Armstrong stabbed himself in New York City. Mr and Mrs J B Powers P B Roberts and Susie Huffaker drowned at Neosho and Council Grove Kansas last week.
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New Orleans
Eva Adams
Springfield
Thomas H. Armstrong
New York City
Sethien
J. B. Powers
P. B Roberts
Susie Huffaker
Council Grove
Kansas
Catholic editor argues for mixed race worship in South
An exchange sparked by James A. McMaster of the Freeman's Journal and Catholic Register discusses American Catholics relations with Black Catholics. A New York editor recounts personal experiences in Washington and argues for limited interracial contact within churches while stressing support for missions among all races. The piece critiques prejudice and calls for broader acceptance.
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New Orleans Picayune
Picayune
New Orleans
James A. Mebiinns
New York Freeman's Journal
Catholic
Register
Cially
McMaster
New York
Scotemen
Chayce
Senate Passes Lotal Appropriation Bill Amid Debates
The Senate discussed the Local Appropriation Bill adding representatives for states with large fractions and passed it. Executive business followed with reports from committees on judiciary and claims. Amendments and motions on amnesty and official duties were debated as the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill proceeded through committee.
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Senate
Ats P.M
Lamnds
Trumbull
Committee On
Judiciary
House
United States
Missouri
Howe
Claiiaé
Connecticut
Housec
Cisiars
Local Court Sentences and Crime Report
Judge Stramb sentences Rath Groves to thirty days in the work house for disorderly conduct. Mary Ford and Mary Smith receive ten days each, Harith Brigadier five days for maliciously breaking a window. Felice Court convict ul s Baker of stealing a shirt for one month in the work house. Meaty Hubbel convicted of street begging to three months in the work house. Residence at Fe F Carson Evy 25 Freeman street entered, two coats and a vest stolen. Chief of Parties detains men for Decoration Day escort duty under Lieutenant ibner.
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Felice Court
Uls Baker
Fred. Moore
Meaty Hubbel
FE. F. Carson
Freeman Street
Ibner
Hamilton District Court Case Involving Board Seat Dispute
Armand DeSersy sues the Board of Education of Cumminsville seeking to compel attendance as a school director. A recount produced a tie, leading to a July election where Joseph F. Lakeman was elected. DeSersty’s mandamus was dismissed. alternative quo warranto suggested. Land dispute in Fox v Reed involved quieting titles after an old equitable sale, with the court applying equity rules that the plaintiff must pursue the case vigorously and act equitably. Probate Court session noted by Judge Hoefler.
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Armand DeSersy
Board of Education of
Cumminsville
Desertsy
Storr
Reiater
Nolte
Joseph F. Lakeman
Ently
Deter
Tict Court
Sesson
Bolte
DeSerixy
Ie Cox
Lakeman
Cox
Danning & Emery
Brown
Conira
Fox
Maintreet
Whent
Ueder
Nortgegud
Sophonseh
Ae Force
Barclay Murder Trial Draws Crowds and Confessions
InColumbus Barclay faces a murder trial amid a packed courtroom. Witnesses describe his actions before and after the crime, including bank deposits, a jailbreak letter, and alleged plans to escape with tools. Details recount him coordinating with associates and confessing to involvement with Garner.
Paris May 25 Convicted Communists Delayed Departure
Paris reports Henry Rochefort among convicted Communists whose departure for New Caledonia is postponed until tomorrow. The group, including other condemned Communists, remains in the city pending further orders.
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Paris
Henry Rochefort
New Caledonia
Ighind
Assorted Colonial News on Mines and Railways
The Hawaiin mail stops due to subsidy disputes with the Government. New England tin deposits reach six feet depth. A platina mine discovered near Baderner Victoria. North eastern Railway opens first section on 11th. Melbourne poised as ocean mail terminal. South Australia gold found by telegraph crews. Wallaroo copper shipments rise. Midas wrecked in ice. newer mines found in Western District. Telegraphic links extend from Auckland southward.
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Melbourne
South Australia
North Territory
Wallaroo
Midas
Meaney Commission
Linneus
Auckland
Revolutionists Reported at Camargo
Western Associated Press reports from Matamoras dispatches on May 23 that revolutionists gathered around Camargo area and attacked Gen. Cevallos outpost, repulsed with casualties. A small Cortina force defected to the revolutionaries. Trevino and Quis are said to be near Monterrey and Ceravo rallying forces.
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Associated Press
Eays
Matamoras
Ssase
Rome
Coulee Vais
Isa
Cevallos
Cortina
Trevino
Monterey
Quis
Ceralvo
Senate opens with amnesty vote and new sworn member
Washington May 2 Senate session begins with motion to proceed on an executive case and to consider one more article. The president announces approval of the amnesty bill and North Carolina’s Mr Roveres is sworn in as full representation is declared by Mr Hoar.
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Senate
Treaty of Washington House
Rovers
Ibe -Clee
North Carolina
Hoar
I Am Not Afraid of Snakes and Love for Babies
A rambling reminiscence in a rustic voice. The speaker vows fear of striped snakes, praises babies, and claims a lifelong affection for young children, with reflections on faith and parenting. The prose resembles a diary fragment by JoO Billing.
New Jersey Republican Convention Opens in May at Trevorton
The New Jersey Republican State Convention met in Trewtor on May 25 with A. Coe as temporary chair and John W Newlin as secretary. The Bhatt is fully represented according to the report.
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Trewtor
N. J
Rok Open
Fire destroys eight buildings in Northeast tobacco store area
A fire at a mural in Northeast I s fifteen miles east of the city damaged eight wooden buildings in a tobacco store corner at M and Lake. Estimated loss is $25,000, mostly insured.
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Egg
I’s
M and
Lake Rete
Rivers Hold Steady as Floodstage Recedes Across Towns
Special Dispatch notes Monongahela River rising slowly with a dull pattern. At Greensboro water level remains stationary, two feet. Brownsville shows four feet and holds steady. Weathered observers report little change in river conditions as crews monitor conditions.
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Times and Chronicle
Tyaleea
Monongahela
Greensboro
Brownsville
Senate Extends Session to June 3 for Treaty
Washington May 23 The Senate after an hour open session closed its doors resumed consideration of the Supplemental Treaty An agreement was made to dispose of the matter before another open session Speaker Blaine believes Congress will not adjourn before June 3 The Senate seeks an extension of time and the House grants it
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Senate
Blaine
Congress
House
Methodist General Conference Sets Next Quadrennial Session Site
At Brookys on May 23 the conference decided to hold the next quadrennial session in St. Louis. Other cities Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and Covington were proposed but Cincinnati drew most votes. The ordination of new bishops was debated and the place for ordination was tabled. A motion moved the ordination service to run from Saturday at 1 AM to the same hour on another day and passed. Memorials on church union and women in ministry were referred to committees.
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Methodist General Conference
Brookys
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Balthcore
Cincinnati
Covington
Newham
Presbyterian General Assembly Meeting Notes May 23
Demnorr Mica reports a public meeting on net interest in the sight. Pope and Tier call for appeal eight, a collection is taken to aid them. Morning discussions on the dismissal of the Malay resume with strong opposition. Rev Mr Thompson of Japan discusses religious liberty progress in that nation. Governor Baldwin is received with courtesy. Col Snowdon of Philadelphia offers a prayer on Persia famine.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Demnorr
Mica
Thompston
Japan
Gov
Baldwin
Assembly
Poe
Col. Snowdon
Philadelphia
L’ersia
Ebieh
Senate amendments pass on bonds bill and land grant
The Senate concurred amendments to a bill duplicating United States bonds and sent to the Trustees of Fisk University a land grant near Nashville. From the Public Lands Committee, proposals extended the swamp land act to Nevada. The Senate endorsed a trusses for disabled soldiers measure and House amendments to the Agricultural College law. The House began committee work on the Sundry Civil Service Appropriation Bill.
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Senate
United States
Townsend
Pennsylvania
Committee On
Public Lands
Fisk Univerasity
Nashville
Enn
Hawley
Evada
Agricultural College
House
Civil Service
Boy Drowned On Board Steam Boat Parlor
A seven year old boy Loy Malay fell from the steam boat Champion as it ferried picnickers to Parlor Point near Fifth Street. He drowned before help arrived. his body was recovered. The same night a bank on Hace Street near Davis Varieties was robbed and operator Adolph Gustetter arrested. In court he pled guilty to unlawful exhibition and was fined 206 dollars plus costs.
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Fifth Street
Give
Little Loy
Lytle
Boliling
Malay
Fimed
Keno Bank
Hace
Davis’ Varieties
Adolph Gustetter
Market Summary: Wheat and Corn Slower as Prices Drift
Markets show May wheat futures at 1.48 for No 2, oats and corn dull, flour quiet with no charges. Western grain shipments around 3,000 bushels, freight activity quiet. receipts about 1,000 bushels and 2,600 bushels shipped. Oats weak, mixed, whites in demand. ruing minor changes across commodities.
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MicwackEx
Burvato
Anti Secret Society Convention Report in Oberlin
The Oberlin piece notes the Anti Secret Society Convention held May 23 with C. Opertix reporting. It mentions Royal Arch Mason ceremonies abandoned after church objections, Dr J Thorne of Fairmount Indiana credited with twenty eight degrees, and Ezra Cook & Co assigned to manage those seeking political action. A committee urges continuing the current form and aims to raise $125 000 this year for the cause.
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Opertix
J. Thorne
O. Fairmount
Iediana
Tee
Oho
Market notes show quiet regional price trends
The report describes muted activity across markets with weak off market lore and subdued Philadelphia and New York bulk bids. Titusville and city markets remain dull with a headline price around 460 and cautious trading observed in Philadelphia and other areas.
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Times and Chronicle
York
Lower Road
Titusville
Tanding Ierket
Mellow Soil absorbs water efficiently in moist air
Experiments show a mellow loamy soil absorbs two percent of its weight in twelve hours when exposed to moisture. A surface kept free by plowing and harrowing loses absorption. The more the soil is mellowed by cultivation the less drought affects it, aiding crop maturation in rainless periods.
New York Arraignment on Government Geld Bids
Stokes arraigned today in New York as counsel prepared a plea. The report notes bids for gold reaching millions with prices quoted and a sale amount discussed. A steamer arrival from Antwerp is also mentioned along with bid details and irregular figures.
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Bickes
Poe Roe
Antwerp
Whisky and brands shape habits in social spaces
The passage mocks alcohol's effects, noting whisky as the key to prisonlike entrances, brandy fouling those unable to curb appetite, punch provoking fights, ale and beer causing ailments, champagne sparking quarrels, gin slings deadly, and port and porter cited as weak supports. it frames cocktail culture as unflattering and risky.
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Porter
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