Debating the currency and politics in New York
A lengthy report covers a political gathering with Governor Woodford and Senator Morton opponents trading sharp words on inflation and greenbacks. It notes Ewing’s criticisms and Woodford’s rebuke, praising Woodford’s eloquence and contrasting it with Ewing’s approach as the crowd reacts with enthusiasm.
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Woodford
P. Morton
Knights of the Legislapoder
Dievernor Morton
Bie
Tome
Oliver P. Morton
Bingo
Nanaia
Gocen
Andi Catacio
Ewing
Fogie
Trent
Seriy
Tag
Sonia
Fine Ge
Sooune
General Beynton's Review of Sherman's Memoirs
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Internal Revenue Commissioner’s annual review showing a tax receipts rise of about 27 million in the first quarter and an estimated yearly total near 120 million, aided by whisky ring crackdowns. The piece previews H. V. Boynton and Baldwin & Co. publication on Sherman’s Memoirs based on Ward annealed files opened for study.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
Internal Revenue
Raft
Treasury
Chicago
Milwaukee
Tennessee
Alabama
Ohio
Succes
Sakt Aah Oe
H. V. Boynton
oTee Baldwin & Co , Cinciawork
Sherman
Fire Department Proceedings and Medal Award
Proceedings of To Day's Session in New York on October 7 presided by Chief Hendricks describe Bennet medal awarded to A M Mitchell for heroism at a No 10 Peak street fire. The report covers future exhibits, committee appointments, and remarks by George T Hope on fire prevention and department retention.
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New York
Hendricks
Bennet
A. M. Mitchell
Peak Street
Bates
Fire Department
City
Bennett
George T. Hope
H. H. Hall
Hope
Pittspree
Gen Chalmers Pursues Negro Forces in Mississippi
Gen Chalmers with two hundred fifty men pursues forces under General Pease near Schufordaville. Ambush kills Frank Scott. three negroes killed, one wounded, and captives Nelée Leavitt, Ben Jones, and Alex Hims jailed. Around Jon Bex area a threatened pursuit continues. white citizens guard towns, fearing further violence.
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Alex Hims
Bill Henry
Jordan
Chalmers
Clarksdale
Ers
Jon Bex
General Pease
Sherif Brown
Jonestown
Exposition Nears Finishing Weekend in Cincinnati
Two days remain for the Cincinnati Sixth Industries Exposition known for world wide appeal. It will close Saturday night with a new building planned for 1877. Attendance of strangers was high and enthusiasm remained, as floral displays and music offerings continued amid ongoing instrument tests and juror tasks.
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Springer
Cincinnati
Waal
Ng Mick
Ee Obie Valve Company
Brass Instruments
Kelner
Kohler
A. G
Huettl
Donzetti
Campaign notes and local election betting rise in fervor
The piece reports heated campaign activity with bets on outcomes, Democrat optimism, and rally plans. It notes Louis OShaughnessy of the Hnquirer backing inflation, a Fifth Ward meeting, and upcoming talks by Warner Bateman and John Trimble at the Brighton House. Also mentioned are projected railroad track work and current service to the Cincinnati depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis O'Shaughnessy
The
Hnquirer
Fifth Ward
Republic
Brighton House
Warner M. Bateman
John A. Trimble
Antelopes Prairie Dogs and Badger Arrive at Zoo
The Zoological Garden received today a pair of Rocky Mountain antelopes sixty five prairie dogs and an American badger noting the stuffed skin of a famous donkey will be there in a day or two. The Directors are highly enticed at their success thus far.
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Zoological Garden
Rocky Mountain
Mayor Seeks Police at Polls Clause Clarified by City Solicitor
Cincinnati Mayor Johnston received a reply from City Solicitor Strong clarifying the Police Act. The letter states the superintendent must detail at least two patrolmen at each precinct for elections, with no upper limit and authority to call additional officers if needed to preserve order.
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Johnston
City OF
Cincinnati
Ourvicer
George W. C. Dehnston
O. Strong
Fifth Ward quarrel ends with gunfire during meeting
In the Fifth Ward, during preparations for a meeting, officers Mike Kelly and Tima fired at James Lolly after a dispute. A shot missed. Phil Garrigan struck his shirt, triggering a crowd incident as tempers flared and a young man became the target of accusations amid the unfolding confrontation.
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Mike Kelly
Tima
James Lolly
Phil Garrigan
Phil
Varri
Fifth Ward
Kaufman men cleared in counterfeit case
John Kunz and Adam Gilbert were discharged this morning before United States Commissioner Halliday after the government failed to prove guilty knowledge in a counterfeit money case.
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Wm. G. Manks
Custom-house
United Ves
United States
John Kunz
Adam Gilbert
Halliday
Police Court Brief on Stephen Fieh Overcharge Case
In the Police Court this morning Stephen Fieh faced charged overcharging. The case notes indicate forfeiture of a sum or other penalty as the outcome.
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Stephen Fieh
City Building Offices Closed Tuesday Election Day
All offices in the City Building will be closed on Tuesday next for election day.
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Werner
Speters
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Congress
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Pittsburg
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Graham Mug Company
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Edmirer
Local Matters
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Kelley’s Island
Spring Grove Cemetery
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Alien
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Bullock
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Bsymiller Streets
Cincinnati, Hamion and
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Fifth Ward Democracy
Thomas Kimber
Philadelphia
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David Chen
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Wm. Givson
John Bentley
Bucktown
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Court Bulletin
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Preach & Spangenberg
O'Neil
Covington
Contra
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Edward Mille
Board of Education of School District
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Ve Harmon & Darrell
Richmond
Cincinnati _pital
Tom
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East Second Street
Race St
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Ovington, Nes
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Chester Park
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Mr. Vanes Enone
James Fo Alterna Siar
Wood's Theatre
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Conrad
DR. Radway
Diabetes
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de. Rapwar
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Superior Court
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Tilden
Jacob Wirth
Cincinnati and
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Centay
Broadway
Hoteia
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Opera- Fons
TW Saelee
Ted
National Theatre
J. &. Little
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Dan Rice
Race Street
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