Amendments on Tender Quality Defeated in Close Vote
A three to four tally rejected amendments limiting legal tender quality. Plans for coinage were submitted by Mr. Allison outlining proposed minting and standardization steps.
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Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1877
Page
1
Silver remonetization bill faces Senate Finance Committee vote
The Senate Finance Committee examined the House proposal to remonetize silver. Amendments were rejected, including one to alter the silver dollar’s power and another to issue ten, twenty, or one hundred dollar coins. A plan to replace free coin density with equal legal tender silver dollars was also voted down, with Treasury receipts and coinage duties noted.
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Cincinnati
WastixcarTer
D. C
House
Kellogg
Committee On Privileges and
Senate
Kutler
South Carolina
Patterson
Conover
Eare
Jeppes
Butler
Spofford
Bilver
Jones
Neo
Cates
Secretary of the Treasury
Wincat
Pete Tomorow
Senate Finance Committee
Eoinag P
Uw Am
Enema
Supreme Court Decision Impacts Local Fencing Case
Fragmentary report from Columbus on a Supreme Court ruling about a Penn act affecting a local fencing dispute. The decision requires a party to pay damages after a crowd confrontation and a related legal proceeding involving agrice and Calle Batali, with judges described as voiceless in the fragment.
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Ciecinasti Times
CoLumsus
Quiet wharf highlights river depth and ship movements
November 20 report from Evansville notes a quiet business day on the wharf. River depth measured six feet seven inches at the coral and four feet seven inches at the falls. Weather shows clouds with light rain. Lists cargo and passenger movements include John Dip and tow boats Idlewild to Cairo and Evansville to Bowling Green at 4 30 P M. J W Gaff Cincinnati to Memphis at 12 30 A M and Sam Orleans at 2 A M.
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Neeks
Epreesinne
E United
Cincinnati
Oeen
Welert Jones
Evaesville
Pogt List
John Dip
Tow Dows
Idlewild
Cairo
Evansville
Bowling Green
J. W. Gaff
Memphis
Sam. Orleans
Russian Losses Before Kars and Cabinet Resignation
Russian forces in Bulgaria and Dobrudscha total 290000 against Turkish 240000. Russian losses at Kars officially 2500 with officers Belinsky and Melikoff among the dead. Paris reports the French cabinet resigns with ministers to serve until successors are named. Republican and Conservative papers clash over yesterday’s Senate vote and the president’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Bulgaria
Dobradscha
Kars
Orperal Belinsky
Melikoff
Paris
MacMahon
Senate
Ight
Comeder
Bowsher Taken to Columbus for Court
Penny Bowsher, the alleged murderer, was moved to Columbus this morning for the next term of court. Authorities kept the transfer secret besides the sheriff and prosecuting attorney, amid fears of citizen interference and concern the criminal would escape justice by leaving the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowsher
Columbus
Chillicotila
Penny Bowsher
Fatal Collision Strikes Couple Crossing Tracks
Lawrence Mass November 20 Orlando Abbott and his wife of North Andover were struck and killed while crossing the track at Portland in a light wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Orlando Abbott
North Andover
Portland
Toronto Planing Mill Fire Damages Mill and Property
A fire at Oliver's planing mill in Toronto caused extensive damage valued at about 233000 dollars. The blaze broke out on November 20 and left the mill and adjoining property heavily damaged.
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Toronto
Oliver
Tannery Fire Causes $50,000 Loss in Watertown
A blaze at Beach and Sons tannery in Watertown New York caused significant damage November 20 with losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars. The fire heavily damaged the plant and nearby facilities, prompting investigations by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Beach & ‘S
Buen Ll York Companies
Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College Eighth Annual Report
Correspondence from Cincinnati Times notes the Ohio A and M College faced early hurdles in finding a home and students, then restructured curricula amid reform debates. The annual report states faculty stability with one department change, 251 students this year from six states and fifty counties, and a 77 percent rise from last year.
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Politi
Department of Mine
Zre
Orton
Springfield Rifles
Agricultural Emphasis Moves at State College Report
The report urges practical agriculture at the college with winter lectures on farming, veterinary topics, botany, chemistry, physics, meteorology, and geology for youths over fourteen. It notes a strengthened Geological Cabinet, field mining experience for engineers, and calls for laboratory improvements and staff assistance to boost interest in agriculture and veterinary care.
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Ohio
Steubenville
Orton
Mendenhall
Department of Physics and Mechanics
Townshend
Prateek Milliken
Absolus
Norton
Notable Early 20th Century Notices From Springfield and Nearby
Samuel Bowles quotes Thurlow Weed and mentions Mr. John W Young son of Brigham Young. Minister Stoughton and wife reportedly sail the Scythia on December 7. Bishop Haven predicts missions spread from interior discoveries. Charles Jefferson of Techeoucy Louisiana to be visited by brother in law B L Farjeon. A N M Ari_en named Indian agent in Washington Territory by President Hayes leaves for duty. Joseph Booth to London to take charge of business and Haymarket Bear visits. Alvin-now recalls Morton and says Morton refused religious talks before death. Boston reports Oakey Hall to lecture at Music Hall on November 26. Florence Adele Vanderbilt to wed Hamilton McK Twombly in St Bartholomew s New York, wedding cost over $5000.
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Thurlow Weed
John W. Young
Brigham Young
Stoughton
Scythia
Paris
Bishop Haven
Charles Jefferson
Joe Jefterton
Techeoucy
Louisiana
B. L.farjeon
A. XN
Marien
Solineiee
Washio
Hayes
Joseph Booth
London
Haymarket
Alvin
Morton
Boston
Oakey Hall
Musi
New York
Curtis Triumph Despite Opposition in New York Effort
In a fragmented report from a Boston paper, Curtis and his allies faced bolters from the divine right faction in New York yet the party achieved a clear win. The Republicans increased votes overall, with modest gains and shifts across counties as elections approached.
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Boston Traveller
Curtis
Divine Right
New York
Can
Mr. Ng
Eiectte
Corey
Tate
Lockout Threat Targets Oldham District Workers
A proposed lockout in Oldham District would affect nearly 10 990 operatives workers. The move could disrupt wages and daily operations across local mills and related industries, impacting families and the regional economy.
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Olga Vodginegg
Een
Saaieed
Creek Somere
Oldham
Grand Encampment of I C C F reports prosperity and membership changes
Special Dispatch from Ixptasarowis dated November 2 states the Grand Patriarch reports the Order unusually prosperous despite some non paying members leaving. Two Encampments applied for charters and one relinquished its charter. Relief totals 1024 dollars for 262 Patriarchs and 18 families. There are 142 Encampments in the State with 5085 members.
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Cincinnati Times
Ixptasarowis
Governors, clergy Seek Mercy for Bergin Death Sentence
Special Dispatch reports Governor Young in lengthy talks with Judge Morgan and other officials and clergymen as they seek clemency for Bergin the Mt. Vernon murderer. The Supreme Court has adjourned until December.
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Cincinnati Times
CoLemues
George W. Morgan
Jones
Delaware
Young
Bergin
Mt. Vernon
Supreme Court
Talk of Lynching Fears Rise After Murderer’s Recovery
Frank Rande, the murderer, regains life at a St Louis hospital and may be moved by Friday or Saturday. Guards were increased after talk of lynching on the streets though no concrete plans emerged. Nearby burglaries spark excitement, including theft of fifteen thousand in notes and certificates from Eureka and a safe break at the National Cemetery office in Jefferson.
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Rande
St. Louis
Frank Rande
St. Klmo
James
Brown
Eureka
Safe Deposit Company
National Cemetery
Jefferson 5
Nominations and Confirmations on Foreign Relations Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee examined nominations including Sanford to Belgium and Hilliard to Brazil. The panel considered five cases requiring careful deliberation, involving possible action on several federal positions such as U.S. Marshal and Internal Revenue officials, with names like Jewett Palmer and William Woodcock appearing in the docket.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Sansford
Belgium
Hilliard
Georgia
Hrezil
Kansas
W Rillson
Ay Hayes
Ney
Robert N. Megen
Chas. C Alles
United States
Missouri
Neon of Internal Revenue
Jewett Palmer
Ohio
Wm. M. Woodcock
Tenneree
Convicted President Case Sentencing Delayed After Court Hears Motion
Crowds gathered this morning in Toombs as Robert L. Case, president of Security Life Insurance and Annuity Company, faced sentencing. He was not brought to court and the sentence was deferred until tomorrow pending a motion for a new trial. The court also postponed the case of Thomas H. Lambert, president of the Olenenekee Insurance Company, due to illness.
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Robert L. Case
Security Life Insurance and Annuity Company
Toombs
Ness
Thomas
Lambert
Oeneeenkee Insurance Company
English Turf Rascals Trial Reported in Turf Frauds Case
A court session recalls four Detective Police officers and several defendants in a turf fraud investigation. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR but the case centers on charges related to illicit betting schemes and payments linked to casino operations.
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John Merkiejohn
Nathaniel Drascad
Edward Freed
Senate Meeting In Washington Postponed To December
To day in Washington the Senate met to consider several bills including one to enable the st o zene. After discussion led by W Thurens and Whyte the session adjourned at 2 o'clock with an executive session ahead. The meeting was postponed until the 15th of December next.
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Washington
Senate
F. M. McDongold
A. Depenter
Aarch
Covington
Marcely
Extark
H. Kennedy
Arthur Street
Fei South
Sin Dwenth
John Wolf
Tx Beaman
Hallman
Kenton County
Dark
Centre
Jasies Takki King
Meaing View
Kentuchy
Local Notations and Court Minutes Highlight City News
Fragmented notices report a mayoral cost award arrest warrants and fines. Cases include assault weapons, bigamy, adultery, liquor licenses, and breach of peace. Other items note foundry relocation, stray cat ring, and municipal finances.
Paris Great Exhibition Jury Chooses Admission Scrutiny
The Accummittee of artists sits in Paris to decide payments for next year’s Great Exhibition. Mile. Jacquemart offers twenty eight portraits while Courbet is to have his works admitted despite exile and prior controversy. Jurors decide to examine all candidates’ papers amid art and politics tensions.
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Paris
Mile
Jacuemert
Gemis
Corbet
Php
Monier
Henner
Courbet
Ory
Germany
Fragmentary Judge Commentary in Dayton Journal Critique
The Sandusky Register cites The Dayton Journal's cautious remark about a cabinet member. The piece notes irritation toward Carl Sehurz and calls for more careful reporting to avoid offending officials.
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Sandusky
Dayton Jovurnal
Louis
Carl Sehurz
Hon. 8 8 Cox Delivers Humorous Speech on Hewitt’s Corn
A report from the New York Tribune notes an hour long speech by the Hon. 8 8 Cox about Mr. Hewitt's corn kitchen and the committee’s refusal to fund it. The piece is cautious, labeling the report doubtful with unclear endings and uncertain humor.
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New York Tribune
Cox
Earthquake Accounts From Chicago Inter Ocean
The piece contends the Iowa Nebraska quake disturbance stems from attitude of distant masses. claims the upheaval is influenced by waves within the interior of the country and notes limited geographic impact.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Iowa
Nebraska
National Republics Pee from Columbia stirred bitter blood
A dispatch from Columbia South Carolina reports intense excitement and blood thirst in the community as Republicans face prosecution. The description highlights a climate of fear and violence surrounding political tensions.
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Pee
Columbia
Carolina
Connecticut Suggests Mr. Trump for Speaker of the House
A Connecticut suggestion proposes Mr. Trump as Speaker of the House an idea seen as a potential move to unify political power amid national debates. Observers weigh the risk and reward of elevating a prominent figure to the speakership.
Harper’s Weekley Warning Sparks Debate in Chicago
Fragmentary Chicago Inter-Ocean notice notes Mr of Harper’s Weekly warnings about de Galtenees and unnamed entities. The text hints at caution about influence and unity but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Chicago
Harper's Weekly
Ray
de Galtenees
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