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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1872
Page
2
Chicago Aldermen Implicated in Frauds and Virginia Debt News
Cincinnati Evening January 11 notes Chicago aldermen implicated in frauds while Chicago mortified by the development. Virginians discuss their legislature deciding the state is too poor to pay semi annual debt interest but pays legislators per diem during vacation. Dispatch mentions William B Altfeon nominated by Iowa Republicans for US Senator over James Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmicaeoane
Wm. B. Altfeon
Republican Legislative Caucus
Iowa
United States
James Harlan
Richmond name in Gazette dodges endorsement in DA Bateman case
A fragment notes a "Another Richmond" appearing in yesterday's Gazette but failing to endorse District Attorney Bateman. The line hints at official records and mental acuity, with Jersey cider mentioned as a stimulating factor, having already unsettled two Richmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Gazette
Bateman
County infirmary at Carthage delays prompt completion
The Carthage infirmary building remains unfinished with work suspended. The rural member urges the Board of County Commissioners to act, alleging overpayment to contractor Mr Handy and calling for an immediate adjustment of terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Handy
Board of County Commissioners
Prance and Her Future
A historical overview recalls the 1870s Franco Prussian War and Paris siege. It notes Paris fell under Prussian guns, peace terms dictated to France, and the Commune upheaval followed by a fragile republic. It questions whether a stable French republic can endure given strong imperial and royalist loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Prange
Europe
Jerusalem
Elié
Iblic
Dave
Ingat
Republcan
France’s unsettled future and the threat of renewed monarchy
The article laments France’s unsettled political climate as Bourbon intrigues and imperial loyalties shadow a transition. It warns of violent commotion if royal restoration or republican principles clash, and hopes for true Republicanism amid looming turmoil and calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
House of Orleand
Orleans
Europe
Cincinnati and Her Suburbs The City Under a Cloud and Its Scenic Belts
The piece argues Cincinnati suffers from smoke despite surrounding beauty. It urges adoption of a citywide smoke solution seen in Europe and highlights suburbs like Mt. Auburn Avondale Clifton Walnut Hills College Hill Hartwell Glendale Oakley Cheviot as desirable, rapidly growing residential belts enabling urban escape without long travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Europe
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
Clifton
Walnut Hills
Kentucky
College Hill
Hartwell
Glendale
Springdale
Oakley
Cheviot
New Jersey Inauguration Amid Political Anomaly
Governor Parker sworn in at Trenton as Democrat leads New Jersey with Republican Legislature. The assembly received ex Governor Randolphs last message. The state exhibits a rare split government with a decisive win for Parker and a strongly Republican body. The New York Sun comments on shifting power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Parker
Trenton
Theodore F. Randolph
Randolph
New York Sun
Post Mortem Findings in 1872 Necropsy Case
Dr E T T Marsh testifies on January 7 1872 about Jas jr casualty at 313 West Twenty something street. The examination notes gunshot wounds inside the abdomen and arm with extensive intra abdominal injury and peritonitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Twen Ything Street
E.G. Janneway
Jas
James R. Wood
A. Sayre
Marion Sims
Joh
T.G .Thanet
Willam Shine
Charleelos
Ohio Senate amends wrongful act damages to ten thousand
The Senate approved a committee amendment increasing the cap for damages in wrongful death cases from five thousand to ten thousand dollars and set the bill for a third reading. A joint convention with the House elected a U.S. Senator, while afternoon business included various bills and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Noward
Patrick
Judiciary Committee
House
United States
Legal and Educational Bond and Court Authorization Notices
Proceedings approve jurisdiction for justices of the peace over promissory note cases. Measures authorize savings and loan associations to raise capital stock and voting power. Board of Education District No 1 is empowered to issue bonds to cover school building debt. Village of Madison Lake County can issue bonds to repay existing debt. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Corcoran
Glyde
Bo of Education
You Township
Miami
H. B
Madison
Lake County
Congress Debates Six Japanese Youths to West Point and Other Actions
The Foreign Relations Committee proposed admitting six Japanese youths to West Point at government expense, provoking debate on precedent. A bill to halt detention of soldiers discharges by claim agents and attorneys passed on motion. Charges against Senator Clayton were referred to a committee. Senator Carpenter challenged civil service reform as unconstitutional. The Interior Secretary was asked about railroad aid compliance from 180. Mr. Sargent sworn in as California senator. The House adjourned after coinage discussion and Texas seat admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
West Point
Wilson
Massachusetts
Clayton
Carpenter
Secretary of the Interior
Mobile
Ohio
Sargent
California
Local names listed in a historical notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Wm. Caven Hon. Alex Long John Story Q. W. Cormany John Brenner C. P. Webster R. H. Flemming A. J. White Dr A. M. Brown Theo Schumaker Jacob Haas. No clear event or context provided in readable text.
Death of Mobile Patriarch Paul Lyons Near Heron Bay
Paul Lyons oldest man in Mobile county Alabama died at his home near Heron Bay after a long life that began in Savannah Georgia in 1780. He witnessed the siege of Savannah in 1779 and later moved to the gulf coast with his father. He married in 1809 and lived with his wife for over sixty years leaving numerous children grandchildren and great grandchildren. His death marks the end of a long era as the property where he died changed hands among France Britain Spain the United States the Confederacy and back to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lyons
Mobile County
Ala
Heron Bay
Savannah
Count D’estaing
Lincoln
Gulf Coast
Lyons
France
Great Britain
Spain
United States
Confederate States
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