Woman killed after hand car collision near Fishkill
A woman who rode with contractor W. G. Haynes on a hand car between Fishkill and Pooks Kill was killed when an Express train approached. Haynes and a male companion escaped as the car was struck, the woman’s head severed by the cowcatcher. Coroner notified. Haynes criticized for rashness as investigation follows.
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Catholic school funds spark national debate in 19th century press
A long letter column argues against allocating school funds to Catholic schools in New York and other states. It contends state aid for denominational education promotes sectarianism, undermines public schools, and could invite other denominations to seek special privileges. The piece cites Ohio, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Baltimore as examples and cautions against legal changes that favor any single faith. The author condemns hostile rhetoric from political figures while noting broader concerns about sectarian influence on public education.
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Murder in Cuyahoga Falls Englishman sought
A violent murder occurred in Cuyahoga Falls last Thursday morning. Victim Wa. Broarson, a Cleveland man, was lured and forced to walk toward Akron. His body was found in the Guyshoga River with injuries and missing teeth. Authorities describe the suspect as an Englishman named Janns Tanna, owner of Jenny Lind Saloon in Cleveland, and offer a $2,500 reward. Police pursue leads as details unfold.
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Fragmented excerpts reflect drifting 19th century city life
An overheard sidewalk vigil near a saloon depicts intoxication and moral decline among men once called boys. The piece also surveys diverse topics from fruit futures in Cincinnati and Paris snail cuisine to New York tassels and a Connecticut gubernatorial result with a split Legislature.
Bank of the United States Closes Amid Washington League Concerns
The Bank of the United States, a Washington league entity, closed its doors yesterday marking a notable business setback tied to ongoing league concerns. Unspecified officials cited operational adjustments as the reason for the closure.
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