Political and Crime Highlights From New York January Dispatches
Edward B. Stokes proclaims calm as murder trial proceeds amid Sun day isolation. A Washington meeting on Indian questions features President and Vice President with Delano and Peace Commission members. Sumner plans a strong civil rights speech tomorrow. Rumor swirls of a presidential reshuffle post Senate reports, possibly clearing NY Custom House and disbanding the Kitchen Cabinet. A fatal warehouse fire at 264 266 Water Street injures foreman John Castle.
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New York
Edward
Stokes
Fisk
Iidi
Alseck
Svetlana
Alexis
Second Avenue
Washington
Congregational Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Dr. Rankin
Delano
Messrs
Brunot
Stuart
Farwell
Peace Commission
Tribune
Senate Committee
New York Custom House
Porter
Dent
Babcock
Water St
E. W. Taylor
John Castle
Sumner Civil Rights Speech Anticipated in Senate
Washington January 14 P M crowds fill Senate galleries to hear Sumner on the Civil Rights Bill. Senator Robertson in charge of the amnesty bill returns to push it through. Volunteer soldiery prepare a banquet for Co H Second Regiment Philadelphia with the President and Cabinet invited for February 22. Officials say the President and Fish are not offended by Gotschakof Curtin letter and Curtin recall is not contemplated.
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Washnoton
Senate
Sumner
Robertson
Co. H
Philadelphia
Revival Meeting Opens at Baptist Church in Dayton
Dayon KY report notes a revival at the Baptist Church began last night from the revival. The School Board did little on Saturday night beyond informal talk about an upcoming entertainment. A confirmation class will be organized soon by Rev Mr Elwell of the Epis Mis sion. Bishop Smith will hold confirmation here on Whit Sunday. The nine wise men meet tonight with minutes of last meeting under review and committees largely inactive. Tax totals show license receipts for the week ending Saturday night: Drays 2 Express wagons 3 50 Omnibusses 1 Exhibitions 15 hucksters 8 peddlers 5 dogs 2 Total 119 50.
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Baptist Church
Mr. Elwell
Epis Mission
Bishop Smith
Ferry
Police Court notes and sentences in Bucktown district
The court docket records arrests and sentences for drunkenness vagrancy and disorderly conduct on Sixth street Pearl Elm and Bucktown. Several defendants received fines and workhouse terms while others faced suspensions or mild reprimands as the judge imposed costs or thirty day terms. An officer reported a minor fire at box 56 causing trifling damage.
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Carter
Mary Fries
Mary
Mary Saddler
Carrie Johnson
Bucktown
Carrie Williams
Andrew Fritz
John Meyer
Henry Hagador
Jacob Shuel
Wm. Snider
Galt House
John Quinton
John
Frederick Myer
Christ
Hash
Fairmount
John Robinson
Ninth and
Baymiller
Robinson
W. W. Harper
Baymiller Street
John Williams
Pearl and Elm
Michael Malone
Gano Street
Miller Alley
David Williams
David
Beverly
Charles. Weis
James Wheeler
George Lynch
Pearl Street
Elm
Lynch
George
Gotlieb Schuster
RB. R. Quinn
Mill Street
Fourth
Educators to the Front in Shrevialty Spring Elections
City races loom with April 15 vote for Clerk of the Police Court Street Commissioner Waterworks Director Infirmary and Ward Assessor. Various aldermen and board members face retirement and re-election in a crowded spring election context. A grand Bible Rally planned at Second Presbyterian Church features remarks from local ministers and special hymns. County Court of Campbell County sits in session today.
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Wm. Stoms
Alfred Korte
J. Stacey Hill
David Baker
E. V Brookfield
George F
Peter Gibson
C.C. Campbell
D. J. Mullaney
W. I. Wolfley
F. Macke
Cc. F. Bruckner
C. H. Gould
F. W. Rauch
William Kuhn
Howard Douglass
A. Theurkauf
George .D. Temple
Henry Mack
A. D. Mayo
Francis Ferry
A. Miller
H. Bohling
Campbell County
Newport's second growth reshapes old city charm for buyers
Observers note Newport's rapid renewal over two years with new streets sidewalks and two story brick homes rising from former holes and hills. Rents run 12 to 25 dollars monthly while new houses list 1600 to 5000 dollars with easy terms. The piece previews future Newport improvements and mentions ongoing civic actions including a water-works charter petition and local court sessions.
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Newport
Cincinnati
Smalley’s Hall
Court adjourns after week long Criminal Court session
The Criminal Court adjourned on Saturday evening after a week’s session. The grand jury urged roof and exterior renovations for the Court House and painted the outside. A large crowd welcomed Mike McCoole and Ned O Baldwin at Clinton House ten pin alley for games of fives. Several City Court fines were issued for disorderly conduct and saloon indictments followed by the Grand Jury targeting Covington saloon-keepers for violations.
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Genererally
Mike McCoole
Ned O’baldwin
Our
Clinton House
Baker
Wm. Wayman
Cha
D. W. Smith
Joseph Gast
James Words
McCloy
Covington
Chas. Huber
Otto Ortlep
Anthony Glover
Henry Kramer
Tippling House
William Gentsch
Joseph Heusler
Alfred Biery
Alex. Rousselet
Chas
Small Bull Pup Beats Newfoundland in Railway Yard Feat
A bull pup and a Newfoundland fought in front of Lakeview New Jersey depot on the Erie Railway. The smaller dog pulled the larger onto the tracks and held him as a train passed, killing the bigger dog while the pup survived. Affidavits can be obtained from the Erie Railway Agent at the station.
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Lakeview
N. J
Erie
Erie Railway
Japanese and Chinese Art. A Study by James Jackson Jarves
James Jackson Jarves contrasts Chinese and native Japanese art noting vigorous national traits in Japan and insular influence limiting outside impact until recent years. He surveys Buddhist and mythic motifs, the stark realism of some works, and a spectrum from fierce devils to humorous deities like Raiden and Yebis, highlighting playful satire over piety and the unique pantheistic humor in Japanese sculpture and painting.
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China
Japan
Daiboudhi
India
Ceylon
Java
Hell
Ong
Avengin
Geer
Jewish Library at Temple Emanuel Showcases Hebrew Collection
Temple Emanuel in New York houses a vast Jewish library of about 3,200 volumes. The collection, valued near $7,000, spans Hebrew literature, archaeology, and religion with works from Venice Amsterdam and beyond. It highlights early Hebrew printing, Avicenna translations, and a global array of Jewish authors and eds amid a cosmopolitan scholarly effort.
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Temple Emanuel
New York
The
New York World
Lys
May
Felsent
Chic
Frederick Muller
Amsterdam
Temple Emanul
Uller
Israel
Guttenberg
Avicenna
Venice
Italy
Mantua
5Oncino
Ferrara
Naples
Parma
Rome
Sabionett
Warsaw
Wilna
Lemberg
Presburg
Pesth
Buda
Basel
Paris
London
Oxford
Portugal
Spain
Constantinople
Saloniki
R. Smyrna
Jerusalem
Asia
Pieve di Bacco
Soncino
Lone
Casal ‘Maggiore
Brescia
Ntinople
Fano
Tino
Definition of a machine in the momentum transfer sense
The passage argues that a machine merely transmits motion and converts horizontal to vertical motion, changing direction of movement. It uses examples like an undershot water wheel to illustrate how a device becomes a machine by restraining motion at a point and moving a weight, defining a machine as a device transferring power between moving masses in different directions.
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Webster
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