Nomination Delays In War Portfolio Transfer Discussed
A dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Wasutroros dated May 23 notes the transfer of the war portfolio to Mr and the Attorney Generalship to Taft will not occur until next month. Judge Pierrepont expressed surprise that the nomination reached the Senate yesterday and said no final decision was anticipated this week. It will take about two weeks to close the matter.
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Ial
Cincinnati Times
Wasutroros
Kr. Taft
Pierrepont
Senate
Weather Notice From The Signal Office May 23
In Tennessee and the Rising for, northeast winds, and decidedly cool conditions forecast for the region. The Signal Officer reports a cool spell with brisk northeast winds affecting the area today.
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Ashington
D. C
Tennessee
Unclear text fragment from historical report
Fragmentary report mentions Cameron serenade, a Philadelphia billiard tournament with Joe Dion defeating Louis Shaw 300 to Dion’s average 60. Also references Milwaukee murder verdict, and a Channel squadron telegraph orders to join fleet. Details are garbled with multiple topics and no clear dates or locations.
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Philadelphia
Joe Dion
Louis Shaw
Dion
M. E
New York
Apeech
Milwaukee
Will
Dr. Gar
Anne
Brie Ie
Buffalo
Elmyra
London Standard
Pacer
Inflation vs Thurman in Ohio Democratic Fight
The article reviews a year of Thompson driven strategy to control Ohio Democratic delegates for Thurman. It notes strong inflationist support and a split with Allen supporters. It forecasts the fall campaign as a repeat of last year with factional unity unlikely on finance policy.
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Allen
Thurman
John G. T
New York Times
Jair
Thompson
Caeeet
Vention
Taurman
Ohio Democracy
Bat
Democratic Party of Ohio
Ohio
Eve Toelaien
Custons
Nationa Westion
Auction Prices Fall as Demand Remains Sluggish
A fragmentary report describes a New York auction where bidding rose reluctantly. The auctioneer repeatedly urged higher bids as buyers sought lower prices, with sales generally running 0 to 2 percent below previous rates. The scene includes references to attendance, catalog items, and efforts to extend sales of various goods.
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Peter Cen
New York
Reformers Rally From The Faithful Few At Flrra Avenue
Fragmented plea from a Reformers group denouncing corruption and urging support for a Conservative ticket led by Horace and others. The misspelled text laments Republican failures, urges trust in reform, and hints at the 1876 political scene with Tilden and Adams references.
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Flrra Avenue
Horst
Charles Francis Adams
Johnson
Iupeach
Horace
Atic
Greeley
Republican Party
Eaneebeek
Senate
Uc Asahi
Charles Franch Adams
Havin
Susta
Perfed
Decka
Tilden
Effect of the Action of the Ohio Convention
Washington Dispatch reports the Ohio Convention deepens party splits with talk of a break unless reformers gain control. Eastern and Western factions shift toward different candidates, with inflation foes backing Allen or recession moves, while Western hard money advocates drift to Davis. The net result favors an Eastern candidate, though Western Democrats grow bolder against Governor Tilden.
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Washington Dispatch
Herald
Ohio
Tyas
Uew Tenekkerwin
Mr. Allen
Allen
Indiana
South
New New Jersey
Davis
Olio
Wothreels
Tilden
Traveler’s mules draw crowd in Lebanon New Hampshire
Enoch Hough rode into Lebanon with two or three days’ travel in Hanover, his mules attracting attention with their braying. When asked to quiet them, he replied that the noise was the “ray ment” coming into town, as reported by the Lebanon News.
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Enoch Hough
Hanover
Beta
Lebanon
N. H
Dan Woman Says To Keep Timings In Suitors Sixth Marriage
A dated fragment states that a Dan woman, married previously, had her sixth marriage last week. The evening before the event, the man was with her and she urged punctuality, saying she keeps to timing and prefers things done on time.
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Ax Tones
Two sparks from London meet a shepherd in Argyleshire
Two travelers from London stop an Argyleshire shepherd and exchange rustic remarks about the view and the mist lifting to reveal the moon, capturing a moment of rural chatter and miscommunication.
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London
Argyleshire
Local notices and court reports from Covington and Cincinnati
A column summarizes court actions and civic notices including accusations of disorderly conduct, larceny and breach of peace. It notes reports on individuals such as Rev. Estate Trassyera and others, property transfers in Covington, and public events like St. Ailios Church children’s picnic at Lookout House.
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Trassyera
Joephis
Noonan Ai
Covin
Fort
Garrard Street
Covington
Cincinnati
Henry Meyer
Retire Street
Yple
Idaho
H. Ne
Oudland
California
Ving Mn
John P. McLaughain
Martha Alexander
Sarah Wright
Jack "Crockett
Murphy
John Scott
Barakt
James Shin
Farewell Drama and city notes from May day
Meanes do not intend to bid fare well Jonson Dramatic Club Tuesday. Read for the season. May 30 farewell performance with Judith of Grand House and other club members. Passionist Fathers active in church mission at Immaculate Conception. A town preacher jokes there are more in the congregation than old maids. City Court records show John Barrett drunkenness. Real estate transfers listed. Commencement exercises tomorrow at High School. St Lucas Choir aids organ dedication at St John’s German Church. Social at Mr Fred Biehl’s follows.
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Perlang
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Grand “House
Brien
Church of the Immaculate Con
Mera
Pate
Trasspers
George W. We Ulrich
Wisn
B. Droby
Isabella Og
Tibbatts
Williamson
Syren
Caves Can Don
Chris. Gohneider
Ch Dackshaw
Buchanan
Fred. Biehl
Resignation Accepted as Minister to Austria
Cincinnati dispatch reports Mrs Orth and Venezuelan claims in a dispute over a minister to Austria. The president accepted Orth’s resignation, with four contenders named for the post ex-Gov Ward of New Jersey ex-Representative Kellogg of Connecticut Dre Bowman of Kentucky and Post the current consul general. An appointment expected this week. Fitzhugh troubles in the House feature threats to records and party reputations as he leaves under pressure.
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Cincinnati
Wastlington
Milo
Orth
Toxlay
Austria
Ward
New Jersey
Kellogg
Connecticut
Dre Bowman
Kentucky
Post
Saalors
Tstt
Donigress
Fitzhugh
Hanilval
Savirel Greg
Baek
Orth and Venezuelan Claims Stir Foreign Affairs Hearings
Indiana's Mr. Orth, then a Foreign Affairs member, questioned the Bahsccgrmer gal Mixed Commission’s awards and commission payments to attorneys tied to the 7 percent disbursements on certificate claims. He cited prior attorney roles for Stillwell Talmage and others and questioned correspondence with the State Department about installment payments in 1873.
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Orth
Godlove
Coman Lee
Irth
Cena
Congress
Gen. Talmage
Stillwell
Telmadge
Talmage
Thomas Town
Brown
Ohio Supreme Court ruling in Cincinnati petitions in error
Dispatch from Cincinnati notes motives and rulings this morning by the Ohio Supreme Court. Motions for leave to file petitions in error were granted in several cases including Hugh H. Squire and T F McDonald versus Marty Shay and a city street contract dispute. Some motions, such as Harmonia Lodge No 6 Cincinnati versus J N Shaeffer, were denied.
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CoLuMors
Supreme
City of
Cincinnati
Connor & Enright
Shaeffer
Right of Way in Chillicothe Railroad Settlement
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Chillicothe city council last evening settled the right of way issue for the Dayton and Southeastern Railroad. The line was altered with a street widening to sixty six feet and graders are to begin work immediately.
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Chillicothe
Cincinnati Times
Dayton and Southeastern
Ohio Sabbath School Convention To Convene In Dayton
The Ohio Sabbath-school Union will hold its seventeenth annual convention at Dayton in the First Baptist Church. It opens the evening of June 6 and closes on Thursday evening. Each Sabbath-school in the state is entitled to representation. Dayton citizens are making extensive provisions for delegates.
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Columbus
Ohio Sabbath-school Union
Dayton
First Baptist Church
Miners Meet Expected Large Turnout in Ohio Districts
At Cleveland on May 2 a state miners meeting discussed upcoming work plans and a possible end to the gathering. Officials anticipate a large turnout from the Tuscarawas Lawrence and Akron districts for the general meeting and possible resolutions.
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Cleveland
Tuscarawas
Lawrence
Akron
Rail accident near Jackson recalled after Wilkinson County massacre
A Jackson railroad derailment killed one Black man and injured three others, with locals noting the incident contrasts with the Wilkinson County massacre where twenty nine Black people were reported slain during recent disturbances in Mississippi.
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Wilkinson County
Eass
Jackson
the Picayune
Mississippi
Gloucester Fighties Return For This Year’s Fishing Rush
Five fishing vessels compete as rates and timings blur. May reports show Gloucester teams active this season with modest yields and hopeful catches.
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Gloucester
Coal and goods shipments move through Louisville docks
Special Dispatch reports coal loads bound for Cincinnati and Louisville with 120000 tin shells and 155000 bushels. Iron Mountain shipments to St Louis depart tomorrow. JoL Rhoades set to leave Thursday. Weather clear at Louisville with river slow, local packets in service as Sam Brown and Granite State pass.
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Aubry Miller
St. Louie
Caine Brtook
Aille
Exchange
Montmouth
Cincinnati
Jim Brown
Louisville
Ben Wood
Hercules
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Eo Louis
Lronton
Sam
Brown
Panther
Arlington
Oakland
Granite State
Archiv
Temperance Leagu e and Council Proceedings Report
Local items report a Temperance League matter in Ripley, a man injured after a wagon incident, and a series of Hamilton City Council actions. The council approves ordinances on excavations and lighting, sets a tax levy, and investigates a contractor dispute with Bisden. There are notes on a German societies meeting and upcoming performances at the Opera Hall for charity.
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W. Brock
Ripley
Grant Iim
The
Temperance League
Fragmentary OCR Note Re Cuba and House Proceedings
Fragmented text records unclear discussions on Cuba and a House proceeding. Mentions of a Foreign Secretary, special committees, and papers to be submitted. limited legible names or dates. Article appears damaged with many unreadable segments.
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William
Mit
Fae
Ae ‘Staeak
Caeon
Polonaise wins Northern handicap at York amid gates
In a busy racing card, Polonaise took the great Northern handicap at York with Owton in second and Stamfordham third. A separate note reports four Greek sailors from Len hie executed at Newgate after conviction for mutiny and murder of the captain and second officer. The Standard debates the Winslow case and Parliament acts with differing judicial interpretations between Mr Wish and the Lord.
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Norther
York
Owton
Stamfordham
Wish
Noelord
Missionary visits proposed for Africa Europe Asia
In Baltimore on May 25 the Methodist General Conference received and adopted the Episcopacy committee report. It recommends that a General Superintendent visit Africa within the next four years to extend mission fields. It also suggests two European visits, plus visits to India China and Japan during the next quadrennium. Fraternal delegates from the African M I Church and the Congregational Church attended and spoke. The report from the 72 conference to the British Irish Conferences in 74 was read.
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Baltimore
Methodist General Conference
Africa
Europe
India
China
Japan
M. I
Gach
Presbyterian General Assembly Deliberates On Baptism Rule
In New York on May 23 the General Assembly continued its session. The Committee on Overture from the Missouri Synod urged personal baptism for Roman Catholics converting to Protestantism. A special committee on Home Missions and Sustentation of Ministers was named, including Rev. Drs Knox, Campbell, Rankin, Walters and elders Louis E. Jackson, John H. Atwood, and T. T. Alexander.
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New York
Presbyterian , General — Assembly
Synod of Missouri
Assembly
Committee On Home Missions
W. E. Knox SL. Campbell
Jno
Jno. C. Rankin and David J. Walters
Louis E. Jackson
John H. Atwood
Philadelphia
T. T. Alexander
Louisville
City gains control of gas works from 1870 shift
In St Louis on May 23 Judge Gottschalk decreed the gas works have belonged to the city since January 1, 1870 and all revenues from that time belong to the city. The ruling includes the Lecode Gas Company and the old St Louis Company.
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St. Louis
Gottschalk
Circuit Court
Lecode Gas Company
Old
Democratic State Convention Backs Parker for President
In Trenton on May 23 the Democratic State Convention met and adopted a resolution favoring Joel Parker for President. The platform also calls for hard money and endorses Parker amid strong applause.
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New Jersey
Joel Parker
Trenton
Mroney
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