Washington. The Louisiana Case in the Senate
The article reports on the Senate debate over Spofford and Hamburg Massa admissions, noting expected votes from Patterson Conover and Spencer versus possible divisions. Republicans claim a united front and predict no admission for Spofford or Butler, while Democrats face uncertain alignment. Speaker Bandial travels to Philadelphia to avoid outside pressure while organizing House committees.
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Cincinnati Times
Washmeron
Senate
Spofford
Hamburg Massa
Butler
South
Caroline
Patterson
Conover
Spencer
Dee Bee Pek
Con
Bandai
Philadelphia
House
Claims for Losses in the Pitts Riots
New York October 13. The Produce Committee urges action for losses from the Pitts Riots. Partial text mentions damages and a call for redress in the state, with emphasis on common cause and prompt settlement.
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New York
State of New
New York Obscure Report Fails To Clarify Date
A fragmented New York notice from October mentions an action and unclear recipients. The text provides scant details beyond an event reference dated yesterday and lacks concrete names or affiliations.
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New York
Beencern ilimere Bay Passenger Fare Record
A fragmented note shows a fare figure for Beencern ilimere Bay at 710 October with an 18 per seat rate and a cash amount of 938000 or 13 dollars, indicating an incomplete transportation cost record.
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Betiix
Bank Repolt
Imperial Bank of Germany
Orrics Cuter 816NaL Orric WashinoTter
Mukhtar Pashi admits his defeat. Snow in Shipke Pass is three feet deep. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Merton of Philadelphia for crime. The article notes possible penalties up to five years in the penitentiary.
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Mukhtar Pashi
Shipke Pass
Enenge- Ricing
Ratan
Nmr
Bates Sten
Cosmas
Snel Celleteilure
Merton
Philadelphia
Plevna
Gener Sherman
France left and MacMahon uneasy amid talk of coup
A Paris dispatch reports rising leftist pressure and cabinet crises as rumors swirl about Marshal MacMahon. Officials debate whether the cabinet can survive without backing from the Left and the Left Centre, with discussions over potential resignations and reshuffles.
President gains aid from top posts after civil service shift
The Herald reports a White House reshuffle with help from top posts at Mahlo Chance. A named person in the same series is J. &. erated banka dormer mami, tied to the Ohio ian Civil Service change.
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New Yor
Mahlo Chance
J. &. Erated Banka
Directors Indicted in Paterson Collapse
Paterson auditors report three directors the treasurer of the collapsed trust company have been indicted for conspiracy to embezzle funds. The trio faces charges in connection with alleged irregularities at the finance house and related discharge of fiduciary duties.
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Paterson
Trust Company
Government Canal Kgoxon Iowa Brief Update
Government staff in Kgoxon Iowa report ongoing canal work with crews advancing along the section near the river. Officials say progress continues as autumn weather allows, outlining short term improvements and expected timelines.
Yale Seniors Elect Class Orator
In New Haven on October 18 the Yale Seniors chose W. H. Tats of Cincinnati as Class Orator signaling the annual student election outcome.
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Hevers
Cincinnati
New Haven
Yale
W. H. Tats
Paris
Bank OF France
Sen Mack As Favorite Candidate In 1880 Race
A fragment notes Sen Mack of St Louis Glebe Democrat as a favorite for the 1880 presidential race. It hints he would avoid religious or ministerial entanglements and emphasizes his appeal to youth and public service. The text is incomplete and preserves no concrete actions or dates.
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Mack
Louis’Glebe- Democrat
S. Sobel
Ambiguous Civil War Note from New Orleans Times
Fragmentary excerpt recalls a vow and a plan linked to freeing or manumitting enslaved people at a place described as the foot of Bunker, with hints of coercion and resolve in a charged wartime context.
An is now politely term ed a aaaa
The readable fragment mentions a term used to describe a person or role in polite language but lacks clear details on who is involved or the context. It provides no concrete events, dates, or organizations to anchor a full summary.
Unclear fragmentary news from Hamilton region
The item presents a garbled report with references to Hamilton News, Democrats in tiletown, an anniversary, probate matters, and a court verdict involving defendant Sitar. It mentions Robert A. as executor and a Common Pleas verdict, but the text is severely corrupted and names and details are unreliable.
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Tiletown
Robert A
Sitar
Aed
Clair Town
Randall Seeks to Create Committees in Philadelphia Session
Spofford case sent to Privileges and Elections as senators debate committee action. The Silver Commission report, a 203 page volume, was printed and laid before the Senate. A party split shapes discussions on timing as Democrats push for a long session while Republicans favor a brief term.
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Jones
Silver Commission
Spofford
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Booth
Christiancy
Conover
Matthews
Patterson
Spencer
Davis
Illinois
Randall to Form House Committees at His Home
A message from Speaker Randall states committees of the House will be formed at his home where interruption is unlikely. Some members seek early assignment to committee posts amid ongoing discussions on positions.
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Vinterrepte
Rev. Dr. Wm. Hunter Dies in Cleveland Leader of Cleveland District
Special Dispatch reports the sudden death of Rev. Dr. William Hunter a prominent minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Cleveland. Born in Antrim Ireland he came to America in 17 and graduated at Madison College in 1833 he edited the Pittsburg Christian Advocate three times and was presiding elder of the Cleveland District at death his hymns are widely sung and translated into many languages.
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Cincinnati Times
Prrrspune
Wm. Hunter
Mst Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Antrim
Ireland
Madison College
Uniontown
Pennsylvanua
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Alfred Wheeler
Haxter
India
Ceylon
Methodist Episcopal
Obelisk and its Chances Cast Light on Floating Caisson Incident
Reports from London and abroad describe the Egyptian obelisk caisson towed to England as possibly drifting seaward after abandonment. The Olga’s captain calls the caisson hopeless. other dispatches recount Turkish defeats in Asia Minor and renewed Russian pressure toward Erzeroum. London notes include Bank of England bullion shifts and a recovered Cleopatra caisson north of Ferrol. Chillicothe Races open with Edinburg as favorite amid foreign spectators.
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London
Dilton
England
Asia Minor
Vienna
Mukhtar Pasha
Ismail Pasha
Igdyr
Mukhtar
Ardahan
Erzeroum
Bank OF England
Whyte's Motion Defeated in Kellogg and Eustus Cases
The Senate voted down Whyte's motion by 31 to 36. Under Conkling, the Privileges and Elections Committee was instructed to consider Kellogg's credentials. Thurman moved to swear in J B Eustus as Louisiana's senator. A debate ensued and the matter may go to committee. The vice president ruled Whyte's motion out of order. The discharge motion was tabled for tomorrow as adjournment came at 3 25.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
Whyte
Reustus
Kellogg
Senate
Conkling
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Thurman
J. B. Eustus
Louisiana
Thu
Edmunds
Returns and Pardons Vote Totals and Local Incidents
Special Dispatch reports Ohio returns show Bishop leading by about 23 000 votes with Workingmen around 45 000 and Prohibitionists about 5 000 as Hamilton county counts proceed. Pardons flood Governor Young. Reynolds bound over for forging a vote for 20 dollars for the Christian Association. Arcade Hotel incorporation filed in Cincinnati with 50 000 capital.
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Cincinnati Times
Col
umeBva
Hamilton Muskingum
P Pickaway
Scioto
Stark
Herdin
Bishop
Governor Young
Young
John A. Reynolds
Washington
Christian Association
Arcade Hotel
Cincinnati
Hide and Leather Dealers convention discussion in New York
National Hide and Leather Dealers session in New York Oct 18 featured John Fishback presenting on tanning calf skins. Discussion included J E Mooney Louisville Geo W Allen Milwaukee and Benj McLane Kansas. Secretary Evarts asked to forward government statistics on leather dyeing methods to the bureau for exhibition representation.
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Hide and Leather Dealers
John Fishback
Ianapolis
J. E. Mooney
Louisville
Geo. W. Allen
Milwaukee
Benj. McLane
Kanaas
Evarts
Exan
America
Tragic Coal Oil Fire Kills Covington Schoolgirl
A Covington family mourns as a fourteen year old girl, Miss Lucy, dies after she allegedly used coal oil to hasten a fire in the family kitchen. The incident left a wrecked stove and shattered home, with neighbors aiding the injured and surviving relatives.
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Lucy
Reg
Miss W
Harris
Wm. Budke
Holton
Ripley County
Ind
Thirteenth and
Holman Streets
Covington
Collins Stone Committee
Court of Claims
Indeer
Sherif
Kenton
Lest Codenens
Tus
Odd Fellows
Brerer on hee g mg a a ara ae aee Sates
The fragmentary note mentions an unknown location and unclear events referencing a state and Abbas. Readable names are absent. the item remains vague with no discernible incident or outcome to summarize.
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Brerer
Abbas
Senate action on several bills and naval basing requests
In morning sessions, legislators considered multiple bills and a naval budget item from the Secretary of the Navy. Davis of West Virginia announced a resolution to empower a committee to pursue a stated objective, while debate touched on revisions to sea service appropriations and related policies.
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Fromoctara Oy
Navy
Davis
West Virgina
Constitution Convention Debates Canonal Revisions
The convention to consider proposed memorials and calendar items in the House of Delegates discusses amendments to Canon 5 Section 2 Title 1 governing priesthood eligibility. Debates focus on refined eligibility for church offices and related procedures.
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Ol Soditecs
Ganeil Couale
Enaneiine
Saterio
Shaeer
Committee On Canons
River News Dispatches Report Ship Movements and Weather
Special dispatches from Prrresurg and Evansville report low river channels guiding Towboat 1 and a steamer on its first trip to Brown's Station. Captain Schoonmaker ill. weather warm and partly cloudy. Louisville and Cairo notices note canal depths and dull business with several vessel movements and overdue cotton deliveries.
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Cincinnati Times
Prrresurg
Melie Vonce
Bigley
Seiler
Den
Sheeran
Thompson Seeer
Colonel Schoonmaker
Brown
Louisville
Cincinnati
Vigo
Maggie Harper
G A R Anniversary Event Highlights Philadelphia
The eighth anniversary of the Grand Army of the Republic was celebrated at the Centennial Exposition grounds in Philadelphia. Governor Hartranft and General McClellan had prominent seats, with many posts such as Puen Nabed el home posts and groups from Knettsburg Altoona and Alle City present.
Morton Arrested for Perjury in Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia October 15 alpin Passenger alse of the estadelphia Com pany held in 5000 bail for further hearing on perjury linked to the financial condition of the Road.
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Morton
Philadelphia
Alpin Pasenger Alse
Estadelphia Company
Alice Dunning at Hawley's Opera House
Readable notice indicates Alice Dunning stars in a show at Hawley's on Thursday evening with Friday matinee and a likely October date. Dion Bouci is listed in the cast with Shaugbraun as a participant.
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Grand i Opera
Alice An Ling Morace Pangard
Stelling
Alice Dunning Pac Ge
Saan
Dion Bouci
Oe Shaugbraun
Reedy
Hawley's
Revival of the Ticket of Leave Man At Robinson's Opera House
The venue advertises a revival of the Ticket of Leave Man with performances featuring Edwin Booth as Mr W J Grand, a noted evening of variety acts, and a schedule including Butterly and other acts. The notice lists ticket and seating details for a Saturday show and mentions milliners wanted for a broader event.
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Robinson
Eremereee
Flor
Cone
Bob Brierty
Evermond
Edwin Booth
Mr. W. J
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