Ohio Democratic attack on party caucus and bonds tax plan
The article denounces the Fifty-eighth Ohio General Assembly for partisan bias in tax on bonds and a shift in representation, accusing Democrats of aiding self-interest while ignoring common taxpayers. It warns voters to consider how caucus-driven decisions controlled legislators and urges scrutiny of Democratic candidates.
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Woman's Rights in England Move Toward Property Reform
A discussion in Parliament on the Married Women's Property bill highlights how American and American-inspired laws have shifted power over marital property. The piece notes that in the United States wives gain separate estates and protection from maintenance claims, prompting British lawmakers to consider granting British women similar protections against male control of property. The bill, introduced by Mr Law Lefevre, has been examined by a select committee.
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Great Britain
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Ag Sanam En Sentrem
Franks and threats in Union Pacific row over Snow
The letter from director C. D. Bushnell attacks Snow, appointed by Axpy Johnson, accusing him of blackmail and demanding a coal contract. It quotes Bushnell denying the claim and asserting the company would spend millions on its road while warning Snow against further hostile reports. The note hints at broader probes and mocks Lyon’s criticisms of the Union Pacific.
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Arago Volunteers and Grapeshot Dispatch Questioned
The New York World narrative of the Arago voyage with nine hundred volunteers and arms for Cuba seems dubious. The Grapeshot remains at anchor in New York Harbor, not approaching the Gulf as claimed. The piece hints at wind and change, asking where Buatr and SreepMan are amidst a stirring time.
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Gulf
New York
Buatr
SreepMan
Across the Continent The Last Rail Is Laid
On Monday the 10th instant the final rail was laid, completing the Unidén and Central Pacific Railways from Atlantic to Pacific. The event marks a grand epoch in national development, with defects to be repaired and missteps corrected, and its completion tested by a continuous cross-country rail journey.
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
Verdict questions coroner handling in Long Island Railroad case
A jury verdict faulted the coroner for imperfect materials and a defective inquiry in the Long Island Railroad massacre case. The panel reportedly blamed neglect of track maintenance for the fatal accident and hinted at a grand jury presentment. Sensational notes also discuss the Mary Lowell case being sent to Britain and Spain’s seizure handling.
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Long Island
Long Island Railroad Company
Court Denies Reversion Claim After Confederate Collapse
The English high court rejected a claim to the reversionary right to rebel property following the Confederate collapse. The author argues the ruling was not unjustified and reflects the broader sentiment of British authorities, and warns against accusing the court of bias based on the Alabama treaty rejection.
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Alabama
Chief Geologist Title Not Allocated to Professors
Columbus scholars protest that Prof Jon x H Etterart is only an ornamental chief geologist and that the principal salary should go to Prof Naewserry rather than to them.
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H. Etterart
Columbus
Naewserry
Suffering of Mary Ann Smith Continues in New York Custody Battle
The piece notes further chapters in the Mary Ann Smith case, a girl held in a Catholic institution for joining the Methodist Church. After a year of litigation, Judge Sutherland orders that the case proceed, with the girl in the defendant’s custody, and credits the New York Sun for the fuller report.
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New York
Sutherland
N. Y. Sun
Political Gossip of Washing Ton
From the New York Evening Post of Saturday a brief political gossip column notes chatter around Washington power circles. It sketches movements in factions, rumored appointments, and personalities shaping policy without committing to specifics.
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Grant cedes Austrian mission to Jay in Vienna tale
A Washington tale describes President Grant offering the Austrian mission to Mr. Jay after pressure from delegates and Bryant rumors. Dispatches suggest Jay’s allies sought to thwart Bryant and secure Vienna posting, with telegraphed promises and a torn dispatch amid the lobbying.
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