Pancoast to Lead Sentinels and Native Plans Stir Washington
Fidily Sentinel Dr Pancoast of Philadelphia to conduct penees of Tepains of Tue red skins prepare for an excursion to Washington. They report business in the murdering line near Fort Laramie and a peace confab with the Great Father follows scalp dances. Charles E Stuart Kalamazoo sued to limit Michigan public school studies to English branches. judge Brown Grand Rapids rejects the suit, pleasing liberal education supporters.
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Washington
Fort Laramie
Charles E. Stuart
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Judge Brown
Grand Rapids
Gazette Attacks City Officials Then Retracts
The piece cites the Gazette's earlier attack on Mr. Iten of the Seventh Ward as a baseless slander and notes a later correction praising Iten McKean and Lillie for serving the public duties despite personal regard. The column mocks the Gazette while predicting its soon remorseful reaction.
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Itten
Iten
Seventh Ward
Mr. Hohnhaue
Gazette
Johnsten
Alexander- McKean
Messrs. McKean
Lillie
Mr. Iten
Messrs
McKean
Fair Grounds Location Debate In The Gazette Controversy
A letter to the Sentinel editor discusses the Gazette's stance on placing the county fair grounds near Banda farm by Beaver's mill. The writer accuses stockholders and railroad ties of bias, defends the Banda site, and says roads and streetcar access favor the proposed location while urging fair evaluation before public judgment.
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Gazette
Fair Ground
the Sentinel
Fair Grounds
Agricultural Society
Beaver's Mill
The
Banda
Henry C. Hanna
Bandu Place
Fairfield Avenue
Bluffton Road
the Gazette
Barnum Signs Deal for Monarchs Pageant at Agricultural Hall
Mr P T Barnum has signed a contract with Messrs John and George Sanger of Astley's Amphitheater London to pay £33,000 for the entire plant machinery and accessories for staging the Congress of Monarchs at the Agricultural Hall in London. The package includes carved gilt chariots and banners, with elaborate pirate floats and other pageant equipment.
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P. T. Barnum
Mesara
John
George Sanger
Astley's Amphitheater
London
Wanicology
Hernalia
Agricultural Hall
Emperor of Sro p is pageant promised for Europe crowns
A late fragment describes a contract dated January 2 1874 with a payment of 13000 pounds and delivery of property to a London agent by February 22 1874. It forecasts a grand pageant with the Emperor of Sro p and European monarchs, admitting one dollar and children half-price.
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London
Europe
Pacific Mail Steamship China Breaks Down at Sea
The Pacific Mail Steamship China departed Yokohama December 8 after leaving Hong Kong November 27. At 4:50 p.m. December 19 the engine failed due to a torn screw thread in the piston rod. repairs would take eight days aboard with on board manufacturing. The ship drifted toward Brooks Midway Island before the beam bowed and the wheels turned again, returning toward California on December 27.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
China
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Japan
Oon
Ojeda
Brooks
Midway Island
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
California
Notable Dabbles and Dilemmas Across Nineteenth Century Letters
A collage of social gossip and editorials cites Neal Dow and Dr. Dio Lewis in prayer circles, Peter Cooper's 89th birthday banquet, Twain on the Saxe Holm stories, Crookes’ endorsement, Spurgeon’s church growth, Beecher and Gridiron disputes, and tax seizures of the Smith sisters. Also notes on Clara Morris’s dog Rags, a Virginia senator profile, and Paris actress Mile. Levastier amid theatrical quips. The Washington belle’s grueling social schedule closes the roundup.
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Neal Dow
Dio Lewis
Beecher
Washington
Bonner
Ledger
Peter Cooper
Arcadian Club
New York
Peter
Mark Twain
Hume
English Quarterly Journal of Science
Crookes
Spurgeon
London
Smith Sisters
Connecticut
Daniel Pratt, Jr
The
Gridiron
Henry Ward Beecher
Christian Union
Clara Morris
Withers
Virginia
United States
Campbell County
Lynchburg
Appomattox
Jeff Davis
Foote
Aleck Stephens
Davis
Stephens
Georgia
Pavia
Mile. Levastier
Paris
Beauvallett
Decision in an Import ant Case in an Tl aois Court
Preparations for the Autopsy on the Siamese Twins. Excitement in Nebraska Over the Depredations of the Indians.
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Nebraska
National Grange outlines aims of reform and farm unity
The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry at St Louis reports on resolutions promoting higher manhood and womanhood, cheaper transportation, less middlemen, and support for agricultural colleges. They condemn credit and mortgage systems and stress nonpolitical, probity in elections. A South cotton mixed-husbandry argument is noted.
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St. Louis
National Grange
Committee On
Wardlow
Florida
Seaboard
Merchants’ Exchange
Tempest on Ireland coast as returns show mixed election results
The southwest coast of Ireland reports rough seas and shipping damage amid election returns indicating 41 Home Rule, 23 Conservatives, and 9 Liberals elected in Ireland. By Feb 12 in London, 310 Conservatives, 369 Liberals and Home Rulers declared. shifts include 83 Conservative gains and 31 Liberal gains.
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Lonnox
Ireland
Returna
Baltic Sea
Schleswig-Holtein
London
Loxton
Disraeli
Earl Derby
Wolseley Leaves Coast As Ashantee War Ends
London reports Sir Garnet Wolseley and his white troops will depart the coast on the first steamer, signaling the end of the Ashantee war and their return home.
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London
Sir Garnet Wolseley
Emperor Francis Joseph Sets Course for St Petersburg
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph departed last evening for St Petersburg to visit the Czar. The stop signals a diplomatic outreach amid ongoing European tensions.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
St. Petersburg
Legal fight over bonds heads to court after Lis Pendens ruling
A complex suit concerns bonds issued by a municipality and later deemed unauthorized by the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Bona fide purchasers in New York and Portsmouth seek interest coupons, arguing they did not have notice of ongoing chancery suits. Judge Drummond earlier ruled Lis Pendens doesnt apply to commercial paper, aligning with Olcott v. Supervisors. The case moves toward a new trial on disputed points.
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Supreme Court of
Circuit Court
Portsmouth Savings Bank
New Hampshire
A. Post
N.Y
State Supreme Court
Drummond
Olcott
Fon du Lac Co
Wallace
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate Credentials and Fort Reynolds Sale Bill
Senatorial credentials for James Harvey from Kansas were read and sworn in. A military affairs bill authorized Fort Reynolds Colorado Territory sale by public auction with parcels up to eighty acres at not less than 1.25 per acre and three months newspaper notice. A separate bill urged frequent inquiries into army disbursement economy and propriety.
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Amouunts
New York
Boston Custom House
Gunkle
Committee On
Military Affairs
Fort Reynolds
Colorado Territory
Rasson
Donnan
Secretary of War
Chicago and Cincinnati Market News Across Commodities
Chicago market reports show dull and lower tones across flour wheat corn oats and pork lard and whisky with varied cash and seller March prices. Cincinnati market notes similar softness in flour wheat corn oats pork lard and whiskey with mixed sale ranges and steady cotton.
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Telegraph
Chicago
Cardinals Antonelli Capalti Tarquini Fall Ill in Rome
In Rome on February 12, Cardinals Antonelli Capalti and Tarquini are reported to be seriously ill, prompting concern among church officials and observers. Local doctors report a grave condition and note the trio's health for additional details.
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Rome
Antonelli, Capalti
Tarquini
Fire destroys Marietta chair works in Ohio loss $45000
A blaze in Marietta Ohio Tuesday night leveled the Marcle chair works causing about $45000 in damage with $15000 insured. The fire left two to three hundred workers unemployed. A separate notice from Cleveland reports Judge R C Hard of Mt Vernon Ohio died after a long illness. He led the Cleveland Mt Vernon & Columbus Railway. In Cleveland Supreme Court Edward W Lyle won $10000 damages after being expelled as an impostor from Odd Fellows Lodge No 22. the case cited as a landmark.
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Cincinnati
Marietta
Ohio
Marcle
Cueve Lanpb
R. C. Hard
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Columbus Railroad
Cleveland
Supreme Court of
Edward W. Lyle
Cuyahoga Odd Fellows’ Lodge No
Lyle
Odd Fellows
Market Report Teledo February Grain and Hog Prices
Flour quiet wheat dull slight decline No 3 white Wab amber Michigan on the spot 148 seller March 150. Corn dull lower high mixed on the spot 63 seller March 64 seller April 66 new 59 low mixed 58. Oats quiet No 1 49. Clover seed and dressed hogs dull with little activity.
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Telegraph
Epo
Michigan
Wheat and corn prices at Burrato market report
By Telegraph Burrato Feb 12 Wheat dull with small sales corn white around 1 70 while corn and oats show limited activity. No 2 mixed western corn at 75 cents without buyers oats rye barley mixed prices range 1 70 to 1 80 for rowed state Canada 1 30.
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Telegraph
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sc Forsteam
Tige
Burrato
Canada
Larceny by a Pardoned Convict and a Theft at Revival
Sr. Josefa reports J. K. Bear once known as Colton, a former Brownsville telegraph operator, now at Waverly Iowa, absconded with several thousand dollars again after escaping from the Illinois Central. Pardoned from Nebraska Penitentiary after prior arrest in Oregon, he left a wife and is described as about thirty, plausible. A self styled Rev. Banks aiding a revival is jailed for stealing clothes.
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Sr. Josefa
J. K. Bear
Brownaville
Neb
Colton
Illinois Central
Waverly
Iowa
Brownsville
Oregon
Nebraska
Banks
N.P. Banks
Free Soup House Fund Opened by Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange opens a subscription list to fund a free soup house in lower Manhattan. James Gordon Bennett donates 30 000 to supply soup to the poor from fire and police stations during the crisis. Jules Lillipitte, a traveling actor, was found dead in his bed at the Atlantic Hotel yesterday. Reverend Charles Kingsley, author and royal chaplain, accompanied Queen Victoria on her United States visit yesterday.
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North
Caroline
Matter Museum
John Rodman Paine
William Hunt
Weir Mitchell
Allen
Pancoast
Hollingaworth
Mount Airy
England
Tribune
New York
The
Stock Exchange
James Gordon Bennett
Jules Lillipitte
Atlantic Hotel
Rey
Chas. Kingsley
Victoria
Unitates
Indians and Ration Strife Spur Indian Movements in Nebraska
Intense local anger over Indian Bureau policies leads to hunger driven wandering bands west of Sidney Nebraska. Ranchmen report a group of Todians driving 6 miles at Court House Rock. Gen Ord dispatches cavalry for six days to push Todians north of the Platte amid calls for army control of Indian affairs.
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Owana
Indian Bureau
Sidney
Nebraska
Republican Valley
Ord
Department of the
Wheat prices and hogs move in Detroit market
Telegraph reports Detroit February 12 wheat more active with quick bids for extra white and various grades. No 1 yellow and amber values listed. Corn dull oats steady with No 1 mixed at 47 cents. Barley at 1 dollar 75 to 82. Dressed hogs easier at 6.80 to 7.00. Clover seed better at 5.10 asked and 5.05 bid.
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Detroit
Illinois Bond Case Sparks County Liability Question
In the U S Circuit Court Judge Drummond overruled the demurrer to replications in the Warren county bond case. The suit raises public interest over bonds aiding road building and questions the liability of towns and counties for such obligations. The arguments were extensive and the record cites Donk T Wanrear and Sebee for the county.
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Carcago
United States Circuit Court
Drummond
Warren County
Sebee
Bonda' of
Ss. de Gosnig
Ind
Louis Adie
Tata Or
Bers
Ohattice
Assembly Abolishes New York Centennial Commission
The New York Assembly canceled the commission to represent New York at the Philadelphia Centennial after the names of Wm. M. Tweed and Thos. C. Fields appeared on the roster.
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Arpaxy
Wm. M. Tweed
Thos. C. Fields
New York
Philadelphia
Financial and Commercial News Briefs in New York
Markets report from New York on February 12 via telegraph. Details on loans, rates, and corporate listings appear in a compressed financial digest with references to New York Central and Western Union.
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Mh Markets
New York
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Dennis D. Spurrier
Hanson Brownell
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Charles E. Davis
Franklin Fry
George W. Taylor
Pine and Locust Streets
Ayne Lodge
A. M
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T. Bayless
Gregg
Br. W
Thomas Dyer, Jr
George W. Wilson
Treas
Phil Grand
See’y
Felix Comincarish
Tyler
Ayne Council
No. 4
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Joseph A. Stellwagon
Ford F. Boltz
Knights of Pythias
Ij Umboldt Lodge
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Rosenthal
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J. M. Graf
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Armony Lodge
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Moyers
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Killen, Treas
Meeta
Buckwalter
Foreman
Hore Hose Company, NO
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Orner
Calhoun
Lew- Te
Breen
Philip Singleton
Louise Ziesler
Dr. Pancoast
Mr. Barnum
Colorado
Aois Court
Missouri
National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
Sovereigns OF Industry
W. A. Earle
Worcester
Mass
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Great Britain
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Foellinger
Th & Co
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Hyney
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Tpsh
Bal CO
New York Market
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Senhorn
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Elkhart
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Ts Rent
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Lusie
Tror and Coal
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Lackawanna
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Hanging Beck
Salisbury
Massillion
Lake Superior
John H. Bass
Indiana
Newberger & Stratton
Clark’s
Eaat Berry
Jacos R. Brrrinerr
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Att’y
Aniel Ryan
Court Street
Colerick & Bell
A H. Bittinger
O Main and
Pritchard and
Rockhill Sts
W. Carson
Phoenix Block
Calhoun Street
S H. Bloomhuff
Fred. Eckert
Calhoun St
Court House
Eorge Trenam
West Main Street
Eadington House
Port
LAND
Free Busines
Congressional
Senate
Ingalls
James Harvey
Kansas
Harvey
Chicago Market
Cincinnnati Market
Clear
Og Dull
Teledo Market
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Broadway Bakery
A.J. Langohr
Broadway
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
Financial and Commercial
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Wsgeemsesssiso Dikes
Ne* Fancy Store
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Foster
Vna
Sentinel
Teds
H. Bossler
Hamilton's Bank
R. Daniel Kiser
Bunertown
Jones
Mayer
J. C. Graffe
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