Question of Interest in Ohio Senate Fray Highlights Gubernatorial Prospects
Correspondence from Columbus reports a tense session in the Ohio Senate over the High Per Cent law with a bare quorum and absentees. The piece notes Democratic and Republican maneuvering, debate on bonds and state finances, and mentions potential governor candidates and names tied to the party, including God, Safford, McCook, Morgan, and others, along with discussion of appointing a school commissioner.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Comumaus
Senate
Bahrain
Ohio
Cary Ré
Manaone
Ances McCook
Morgan
Dee
A. Gerd
God
Jem
I Safford
Mersin
Aeen
M. F. Cowdery
Cow
Ead
W. D. Henkle
White
Harlatter
Painesville
Shina
A. Randall
Scammer Foiled in Will Forgery Plot In City Office
Ralph Lower, an aging attorney, refuses to forge a will for Leslie Lorrel after a tense confrontation in his rundown office. Lorrel fled, later exposed, and the ensuing court case uncovers a web of deceit involving Amy Lorrel and Bernard & Co. The tale ends with Lorrel's confession, imprisonment, and Lower living out his days in peace with Amy. A second item reports a hurricane near Wickliffe’s landing damaging homes, trees, and a steamer Leonora No. 2's route, with injury to several and widespread destruction.
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Ralph Lower
Ralph Lowersonra
Iis
Courtney
France
Ralph
Tate Mets
Leslie Lorrel
Lofrel
Satan
Lealie Lorrel
New York
Herold Sorrel
Amy
Amy Lorre
Cousin
Paiva
Leslie
Stong
Lorrel
Ciaslie Dorrell
Learer
Ijawyer
John Tobie
Harold Lorrel
Spanien
Tobie
Soen
Care Eee & Man
Bernard & Co
Eiel Mere
Amy Sorrel
Leslie Sorrel
Wavebiien
Kidon Bernard
Will
Leake
Bowen
Arell
Harold
Witcenton
Roman Wen
Leslie Bat
Po Abenl
Will Maa Eck Yao
Goa
Levian
Louisville Courier
Wickliffe’s Landing
Lethe Leonora
Mr. Goeshler
David Hogan
Sid. Lee
Leonora la Neuen
Lane the Wife Poisoner Execution at Pittsburg
Special Dispatch reports Louis Lane, convicted of poisoning wife Henrietta Lane, hanged in Pittsburg after two trials. The narrative covers his life of multiple marriages, alleged poisons, and the final scaffold. Lane, a Catholic convert, faced an audience as rain fell, and priests administered last rites before the 12 o'clock execution.
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Cincinnati O Chronicle
Prrissura
Court House
Louis Lane
Henrietta
Prom
Lane
Father Kerr
Our City
Washington
Borgia
Waterford
Loudon County
Virginia
Rachel Lane
Wheeling
McKee
Ellen Bozier
Clay
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Emma Lewis
Emma
Washington County
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny City
Kendall
Brownsville
Fayette County
Henrietta Lane
Youis Lane
Bors
Wuth
City of
Allegheny County
Court of Oyer and Terminer
the Commonwealth
W.T. Haines
Stowe
Supreme Court
Mellon
W. T. Haines
Supreme Court of the State
Sisters of Mercy
Sherif Smith
Angela
Kerr
Devlin
Wm. Thomas
Cleveland
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Sheriff Cluley
Louie la Lane
Old Lawyer
Local chronicle notes an aging attorney whose career spans decades in Cincinnati. The piece highlights courtroom history, notable cases, and community impact within the city’s legal scene.
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The
Cincinnati Chronicle
Insane act led to jewelry disappearance and tragedy
A Middletown woman, driven by an insane impulse, hid a gold watch and other valuables in an umbrella placed between garret walls. Police suspected theft but found no arrest. About a week later Eli Martin recovered the pieces from the umbrella. The woman then died by suicide in the Connecticut River.
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Sumimer
Eli Martin
Middletown
Conn
Martin
Fragmented tale of Sue Mundy and Civil War rise and fall
A chaotic narrative recounts Sue Mundy a Confederate figure linked to gunfire colonial violence and a tragic romance with a Union lieutenant. It weaves memories of a Kentucky family burned by rebels a daring escape and a prison camp tale followed by a Cleveland prank turned voyage ending in deception and arrest.
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Mr. A. Sung
Sue
Cane
Claiborne
Rmy
A Slyts
Pat. Claiborne
Ime
Sue Se Wong
Louisville
Sue Kiteradge
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