Fraily Sentinel tidings mix temperance passion and politics
In Southern Ohio the temperance crusade continues with heated rhetoric. The Connecticut Democratic State Convention renominated Gov. Incerso and current officers at New Haven. A Missouri or Washington party figure is noted alongside discussions of Grange membership and Franking Privilege. Mississippi elects H. R. Bruce to the U.S. Senate and H. R. Pease to finish Ames' term. City works quicken as wormmen lay a cement drain from Clay street school cellar to improve drainage, though smell halts schooling temporarily.
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Ex Senator Pomeroy Defends Record Amid Criticism
The ex senator told a reporter that public clamor against him is absurd and claimed time will vindicate him. He argued that even Barabbas was favored by a crowd before Christ, and warned that had Old Subsidy been in Batangas place his release would have been unlikely.
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Veracity clash fuels city bill dispute
The Gazette and Hon. F. P. Ranpart exchange accusations over an alleged extravagant bill for city services not yet completed. Ranpart denies all charges while readers remain inclined to doubt the newspaper’s claims.
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DC Appropriations Highlight Washington Improvements and Army Costs
Congress funded major Washington projects totaling 15.52 million with 3.16 million for avenues and streets. It notes calls for more street work, cites rising War Department costs, and urges reducing regular army pay and numbers to curb expenses.
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Army reform call urges consolidation and officer cuts
A Peninsula editorial argues the Union army expanded needlessly, with new regiments dissolved, old units understaffed, and officers occupying posts in cities for pay. It urges consolidating old regiments, mustering out surplus officers, and retiring generals to reduce costs and moral drift.
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Notorious judge faces possible impeachment in Alabama
The figure described as a controversial U S Court presiding official in Alabama stands on the brink of impeachment for alleged malfeasance. The critique notes prior judicial misfortunes and compares him unfavorably with Sherman and De Laway, while asserting harsh punishment if found guilty.
Political Points Across Dailies Echo Connecticut War Of Smiths
The piece notes a Georgia press push for a constitutional convention and ponders the nation’s political strife. Indianapolis and St. Louis editors weigh in with sharp, tempered takes on military and legislative excess while Samuel Bowles jokes about congressional stationery costs.
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Camel and Elephant Bond Endures In Circus Tale
A camel in retirement near Cincinnati bore a calf and died, while the elephant Mary formed a deep maternal bond with the young camel. In Galveston the camel resisted boarding, was rebuked, then calmed, and Christmas in Cincinnati ended with a tragic camel death after a festive misstep.
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Progress of English Elections and Memphis Fire Shock City
Progress of the Parliamentary Elections in England is reported alongside a massive Memphis fire. An immense incendiarism blaze destroyed a railroad shop, leaving about 200 workers out of work. The dispatch also notes Indianapolis strike updates and today’s congressional proceedings.
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Election Results Show Conservatives Gain Ground in Key Seats
Lonpoy reports 41 MPs elected without opposition including 27 Conservatives and 14 Liberals. Conservatives gain in Knari borough Malden Petersfield Scarborough and Winchester while Liberals take Shrewsbury and Droitwith. Gladstone re elected in Greenwich. rioting reported in Lincoln and Wolverhampton with police intervention.
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Wigan
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Iant Duff
India
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James Stanfield
Halifax
Archbishop Ledochowski Arrested by German Order
A dispatch from Poznan reports Archbishop Ledochowski was arrested by order of the German government and sent to Frankfort on the Oder for imprisonment. A Berlin dispatch notes alarming France Germany relations and that conjurer Professor Anderson is dead.
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Cholera Report Reaches Buenos Aires
Lispon Feb 3 mail advices report cholera has appeared in Buenos Aires.
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Suspected Murder Case In Camp Illinois
In Carbondale Illinois Sheriff Levin reports a white man suspected of murdering Mrs Ryan was captured in Camp at noon. The two men Tevin and White had hired a horse to a stable earlier. Irvin accuses White of the crime amid shifting alibis and pursuit.
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Property Found Tied to Kyan in Wounds Report
A property found on his person is said to belong to Kyan. Doctors fear for his life noting symptoms suggest internal hemorrhage from the wounds.
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District investigation discussion stirs Congress
Washington notes show House debate over the District inquiry with limited opposition. Members praise the committee’s potential thoroughness while addressing possible concealment and calling for clean work. Indicted figures and naval school plans also move through committees.
Senator Weat Bill for Backpay to Louisiana Senators
Senate debate on a resolution directing payment of full compensation to Ray and McMillan of Louisiana from their election to March 3, 1873. The bankruptcy bill is under discussion with Mr. Oglesby’s amendment to strike a 40 day payment suspension provision. Senator Edmunds argues the bankruptcy law needs broader provisions.
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House Acts On Irrigation Paper And Arkansas Seat
The House adopted a Kasson resolution to obtain a copy of the irrigation paper from the Agriculture Commissioner, noting its custody by that department. It also seated A S Hodges for Arkansas after a brief oath and passed a Missouri lakebed bill for Holt County. The body resumed debate on the army-siation bill.
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Corcinatt Letter Signals Room Changes Near Curb
A fragment from The Commercial reports a letter from Dio mentioning rooms and a curb near a bar. The note suggests changes or actions tied to local business, with limited context and no clear dates or figures available.
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Good-hearted workers urged to help rivals seek better life
The passage argues that even those in a money-making trade who face loss should be aided by women who close their shops to guide them toward a more productive life.
Shot and Killed in New York Local Fray
Sue Laskala was fatally shot last evening by Johann Vari after long acquainted but deteriorating terms. Separate items note Christian Meyer on trial for assaulting Sergeant Berghold amid riots, immigrant tax debate, Oswego & Midland Railroad strike ending with December pay settled, and ongoing paymaster duties.
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Snummitaville
Incendiary Fire Hits Memphis Rail Shops Injures Suspect
Memphis residents learned of a blaze at the Memphis and Louisville Railroad machine shops blamed on ex-fireman John Mc Carthy aided by another man. Mc Carthy attacked watchman Dennis Roach, lit papers, then was struck by Lee Thomas and fled with police still seeking him. Loss estimated at 110000 dollars, four locomotives saved, about 200 workers left unemployed.
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Memphis & Charleston Road
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Lee Thomas
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Colorado Man Sentenced for Driving Off Sheep
A cattle herder named Montgomery near Pueblo was convicted by Chief Justice Hallett for driving away and killing sheep belonging to Todhunter. He received two years in prison and a $250 fine. The case marks Colorado’s first such conviction, provoking heightened cattle versus sheep tensions and a $10,000 damage suit against Montgomery.
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Printers Strike Quietly Stirs Indianapolis News
In Indianapolis on February 3 the printers strike draws public notice. No violence has occurred aside from minor firings at Sentinel and Journal. Strikers publish 5000 copies yesterday and 7000 today, with evenings full size and mornings half size editions planned tomorrow. Nonmon workers arrive ready to work if allowed.
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Fail of a Coal Shed in South Boston
A coal shed collapsed this morning in South Boston due to high winds killing women and injuring two others. The incident was reported from Boston on February 4.
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Absconding of Jamestown Town Treasurer Pratt
The Town Treasurer of Jamestown Ottawa county named Pratt has been missing since yesterday. His wife is reported ill and the bondmen fear a bond claim between $4,000 and $8,000. He has lived in Jamestown and vicinity about two years.
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London and World News in Brief 1873 Circulars and Incidents
A compilation of diverse items: nurses to the Gold Coast, Turkish envoy to England, Russia’s 1874 budget surplus, Prussia’s railway funds bill, Macaulay papers talk, Dutch king's anniversary prep, Britain’s foreign trade reach, Barlow liturgical tract sale, Austrian socialist trend, Saxon king assault, Russia-US bank dividends, Arctic expedition note, Versailles kitchen garden plan, new soda manufacturing method, Constantinople tramway lottery.
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Deutsche Industrie Zeitung
Rudolph Wagner
Leblanc
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