Deaths of Col Key and Hon F M Wright in Ohio notices
An obituary note records the death of Col Tuomas M Key at his Lebanon residence after illness. He aided Gen McClellan, championed abolition in DC, and served in the Ohio Senate. Also reported is the death of Hon F M Wright of Urbana, a former Auditor of State and Revenue Collector.
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Col. Key
Tuomas M.kex
Lebanon
Judge Key
Ohio Senate
McCcbilan
West Virginia
Peninsular
District ‘of Columbia
McClellan
Hitle
Judge Exy
Maryland
Tennessee tribute and reform hints from Tennessee
In this Tennessee focused reflection, the author lauds the state’s loyalty and recovery since the war. He praises Tullahoma residents for bold tax resistance and vows of defiance to internal revenue collectors. The piece urges sweeping government cuts, from the State Department to the Interior and Navy, insisting officials must show will and efficiency.
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Tennessee
Tapidag
Virginia
Union
Tullahoma
Forscoth
Contested Senate Bid Ends With Cummack Victory
The caucus Friday night confirmed Colonel Cummack’s lead in the Senateship contest, eclipsing Hoynes and Huans. Critics say Hoynes and Hoones show ambitious motives, while Cum rack gains credit for steady party support and defeat of a bolting challenge.
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Colonel Cumpack
Cumpack
United States Senate
Judge Huasks
Mr. Hoynes
Cummack
Hugins
Indiana
Senate
United States
Huanes
Cumrack
Mr. Cumnack
Cumnack
When Will Retrenchment Begin in Congress
A call for immediate systematic retrenchment across government spending. The writer condemns wasteful outlays such as stationery for reporters, extravagant diplomacy, and grants lobbied by corporations. Urges Congress and voters to enforce strict curbs this session, ending nonessential expenditures and focusing on real necessities.
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Whcn
Senate Gallery
Republican Party
Attorney General West on sealing contracts after legal tender act
A detailed letter by Attorney General West argues that neither the State Legislature Congress nor the Courts can constitutionally seal or abate contracts post the legal tender act. It asserts that regardless of the act’s constitutionality or currency withdrawal the contract’s dollar remains the legal one at payment and urges wide readership.
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West
Congress
Custody Hearing in McKinry Case Ends in Louisville
The McKinry habeas corpus case concludes as counsel urge the father’s voice in care and religion. The mother superior argues the father is unfit while a Louisiana relative may later act. The court plans a Thursday decision after a private child interview. the girl favors St Ursulin’s Academy, with a Louisiana land inheritance potentially passing to the chosen guardian.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
Morrison
Thibodeaux Parish
Louisiana
Mckinley
Political Commentary on Republican Factionalism and Indiana Figures
The Commercial mocks disturbing elements in the Republican party and praises bolt ers while targeting Fenton at Albany. It critiques Carl Sonnarz in Missouri, hopes his egotism conflicts with Sumner, and urges Indiana to defy caucus action against CuMBack, predicting eventual conversion to an admirer.
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Elementa
Republican
Sumner
Indiana
Cumback
CoLfax
Governor Baow Niew bids farewell to journalism after thirty years
The article notes Baow Niew's valedictory praising readers for holding to sound doctrine as he retires from journalism. It admires his steadfast faith in conservative political stances and hints at his plan to take a Senate seat on March next, while lampooning rivals and referencing a Paris poison case involving a husband. The piece closes with a harsh caricature of Napoleon.
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Baow Niew
Provernier
Senate
Paris
Roc Kvont
Belladona
Zoy
Napoleon
Sorosis in Chicago Ponders Suffrage Vote March
The Sorosis in Chicago discussed feminine suffrage and agreed women will be allowed to vote before the next Presidential election. They did not reach agreement on who should be honored, as ambitious statesmen vie to lead in favor of universal suffrage irrespective of sex.
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Washington
Eastern Journal
Gen. Grant
Garfield
Delano
Suell Barger
Civil Service
Janexxs
Gen.grant
Congress
Senate
Chicago
New York City
Rogers
Sherman Bill Enables Retirement of Supreme Court Judges
Mr Sherman introduces a bill allowing retired judges of the Supreme Court to retire at age seventy on full pay. It overtakes Mr Winson's plan for mandatory retirement. Appointed for life, Judge Stigraman holds removal is impossible and judges can only cease duties by their own choice.
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Ell Cons
Mr. Sherman
Supreme Court
Winson
Stigr- Man
Supreme Court fills Fifth Circuit vacancy with Judge Kwayne
A Kentucky Senate memo reports a penitentiary confinement act for bribery in elections. Delegates of colored people from Union and non admitted states met in Washington with Fred Douglass elected president. Local cases include Judge Pelham ruling an unlawful act by the Legislature and a fatal assault in Decatur. A near-miss shooting of Joel Ackerman and a fatal mishap in Detroit accompany naturalization delays in Ohio. A freight train accident in Wisconsin kills Daniel Dennis after a fall from a bell cord platform.
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The
Supreme Court
Fifth Circuit Court
Wayne
Kwayne Thereto
Sixth Circuit
Union League Hall
Washington
Fred. Douglass
Georgia
Judge Pelham
Circuit Court
San i Heggholy
Smith
Chapman
Jhey Thainnevin
Mtar
Senate
Wms We Ewing
Westmaster
Seymour
Indiana
Rockey P. Burhart
Grand Ronde Agency
Oregon
F. Reynehs
Internal Revenue
Kansas
J. Steinberg
J. B. Rbbatt
Cdaard Fall
Iowa
Cleveland Herald
Sys
Sherman
Dickman
Swayne
United States Circuit Court
New York
Ohio
Rock Run
Wisconsin
Daniel Dennis
Steamer Glider Burned and Idaho Sunk on Ouachita and Mississippi
Two river disasters hit American waterways, the Idaho of 45 tons sank after a collision on the Ouachita River twenty five miles below Columbia. Built in 1863, owned by several firms, valued at 8000, all hands lost with cargo. The Glide on the Mississippi exploded a boiler at College Point, burned to water's edge. many crew missing or injured. Captain Anderson built the Glide at Hillsburg in August 195é1 and cost 20000. incident left several crew unaccounted for and others wounded.
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Idaho
New Orleans
Camden
Columbia
Ouachita River
John N. N Mb
Jobin Swasey
Mississippi River
Glide
Jerrold
Martin Hurd
Curry Ford
Peter Loge
L. W. Clayton
Thomas EK
Cléments
Geo. Wood
Charles, Conklin
Thomas
George Shepfird
John Anderson
S— ‘Kelly
Henry Hraner
Stewart
F. Muselas
Middleton
John der Dee
Major McMerston
Richardson
Hillsburg
Anderson
Death of George H. Shotwell In Cincinnati Area
Mr George H Shotwell died Thursday after a lingering injury from a horse riding accident a week earlier He was 57 and a long time active Cincinnati businessman born of Quaker parents in Illinois He married Miss Trder from Lexington Ky and lived in various towns before settling back in Cincinnati Well known for his generosity he never turned away an applicant for relief and remained a broad minded friend with varied business ventures past records include shipping flatboats and beef supplies for the Government.
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Geo. H. Shotwell
Lor, Massey
Murphy
Lil
Rahway
N. J
Cincinnati
Aithougis
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ike's Peak
Denver
Religious Society of Friends
Tie
Samuel Startzman
Mad Dog Rampage Ends With Fatal Bite
Early Thursday a mad dog attacked fruit dealer Hazlett on Front and Broadway. A crowd chased the beast through streets, with rocks and shots sounding, before H Beers and Officer Roth cornered and killed it near Third and Broadway. Several people and about a dozen dogs were bitten in the melee.
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Hazlett
Front and
Broadway
Second Street
Section Street
Bylow
Pearl
Earl
McAlister
Third Street
Third and Broadway
H. Beers
Officer Roth
Mr. Hanlett
Mr. Beers
John Frank
Adam Chrestner
John Graesser
Kramer
Sycamore
Yeatman
Debated resolution on highway committee and state offices
A Putnam resolution for a special highway committee to investigate grievances sparked a long debate but passed. A Blind Asylum inquiry led to a committee to investigate pension grievances. Various bills were introduced, including funding, education, road work, and state printing reforms, with a seasich expense bill of 75000 and other measures to curb taxes and regulate professions.
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Osborne
Putnam
Hallroads
Messrs
Ruddle
William
Union
Buskirk
Barrett
Pulaski
Spe
Daily Newer
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Peaceman School Fund
Cal
Peti Ne
Alo
Ae Ee
State Board of Education
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Road
Tevet
Sumner
United States
Corbett
Helen
Heloisa Lincoln
Misaine Berehey
Senate
Whonbaday
Buckalew
Coggswell
Ecumdor
House
Justices of the Peace
Committee On Military Affaire
Alame
Palicacho
Franklin
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Office
Bt. Bet
Renewan
Biype Ben
Hon &c
Cincinnati Chronicle
Race Street
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Ewina
Ewraxa
Tuomas Fwinn
Moses
Red Sea
Ew-In
Ewine
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Presbyterian Church
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Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum
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Baq
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Scuvanz
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First Infantry
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Jackson County
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Posey County
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Wanpun
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Sandy's Lane
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Louwis & Ole
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Bove
Jerry
Local Intelligence
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G. F Ladd & Co
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Ojlum
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Casement
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O. Ae
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J. F. Elliott
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Butler
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Committee On Forei
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Woodward
Alaska
Ashley
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Wimby
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Larg
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Isking
Hamilton
Uced
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carter
Charter
Bank Turnpike Company
Mt. Sterling & Spencer Creek Turnpike Company
State House of Reform
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