Turbulent New Orleans Showdown as Carter Forces Clash
Reports from New Orleans on January 22 and 23 describe armed police and militia mobilizations around the State House and Canal Street as Senator Warmoth supporters and Carter allies confront possible violence. A bloody incident later claims Julia Perkins, with crowds and police reinforcing the Mechanics Institute area.
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New Orleans
Carter
State House
Dryades Street
Canal Street
Iker Carter
Pryades Street
Warmoth Senate
Eos
Ng Es
Pinot
Waranh
Loodst Street
Lafayette Street
Julia Perkins
Mechanics’ Institute
Senate
Warmoth
New Orleans Seethes as Armed Citizens Rally Amid Political Clash
In New Orleans on a tense Sunday morning, thousands gathered around the Clay statue while both factions vie for power. Speaker Carter spoke to cheers as United States dispatches allege federal intervention, and clashes over militia arms signal a volatile political moment with reforms and registration laws in contest ahead of the next election.
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New Orleans
Carter
Emory
Washington
United States
State House
Algiers
Louisiana
Warmoth
Frontiersman Moves Westward Amidst Moral Convictions
A dramatic note states a frontier march toward the west with potential travel companions urged to join or part, ending with a firm religious dispute over eternal punishment. Brooklyn story recalls a Williamsburg distillery fire causing $15,000 in damage, with partial insurance.
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Brooklyn
Oscar King
Division Street
Williamsburg
Thiers to Remain President as Cabinet Rallies
Paris reports M. Thiers agrees to stay in office with government ministers reaffirming their posts. The crisis is deemed over as Thiers withdraws resignation officially. Cabinet members plan a streamlined policy and Thiers will speak in the Assembly only on major occasions.
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M. Thiers
Thiers
National Assembly
Ministry of Financey
Casimer Perier
Interior
le Fraugia
Ensoun
Perier
Atlantic Cable plan and bank news flash from New York
A New York report notes American Atlantic Cable Company plans to lay cable from Long Island to Europe. Receiver B T Beekman expects a 50 percent dividend around February 10 and urges depositors to file claims. Bank runs hit Third Avenue Savings Bank and Market Savings Bank fails due to a Tennessee bond debt. The James will case returns to court, and a charity fund from Madrid Opera receipts is noted for Chicago sufferers.
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American Atlantic Cable Company
Long Island
B.T. Beekman
Union Square National Bank
Third Avenue Savings Bank
Weed
Hall
Connelly
Jack Glass
Sixth Ward
Wally
McClary
Nassau Street
Jas. Costello
Fifth Avenue
Market Savings Bank
Broad Street
Heiser & Co
Tennessee
Tribune
Washington
United States
Bates
Utah
Furher
Edmunds
Senate
James Will
Chamber of Commerce
Augustus Adee
Madrid
Performa
Royal Opera House
Spain
Chicago
Consul Denies Colombian Debt Owed to United States
The Colombian Government Consul in this city denies reports in New York papers that Colombia asked Washington to postpone repayment of a debt to the United States. He states that Colombia owes America nothing and rejects the alleged debt claim.
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Wienix
New York
Colombia
Washington
United States
America
Mozart Club Benefit Concert for St Pauls Church
Newport notes a concert at Odd Fellows Hall by the Mozart Club of Cincinnati with Miss Julia F Gould and Mi ja Rive. The second Odd Fellows Library Association social is set for next Thursday at the same hall. Rumors say Short Line Railroad may soon acquire Col James Taylor land for depot works. Ned O Baldwin, the prize fighter, visited the Newport Barracks and may seek enlistment. Campbell county Criminal Court convenes today. Chancery Court recesses for a week. Newport and Cincinnati bridge work continues intensively.
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Mozart Club of
Cincinnati
Julia F. Gould
Mi Ja Rive
Odd Fellows’ Library Association
Short Line Railroad Company
James Taylor
Ned O’baldwin
Newport Barracks
Criminal Court
Campbell County
Chancery Court
Newport and
Evening notes from Covington and area
About eight hundred bales of cotton arrive daily via the Short Line Railroad. The baptismal column was administered at Madison Street Baptist Church last night. The Scott Street M E Church revival continues with preaching each evening this week. Nicholson pavement on Bradison Street deteriorates rapidly, likely beyond repair within a year. A turkey gobbler was stolen from Jesse D Bright's premises. the thief left his hat and it is with Detective Butts. John Williams and Charles Smith of Chicago were arrested for vagrancy and discharged with two hours to leave town. Odd Fellows gifts venture to fund a new hall failed, reportedly a loss.
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Madison-street Baptist Church
Scott Street M. E
Jesse D. Bright
Butts
Jobn Williams
Charles Smith
Chicago
Proposals to revive American commerce and navy power
Washington reports the President and Emory are kept informed on New Orleans affairs and a commission of measures to strengthen the navy. Debates over Utah expenses and a proposed military prison for U S soldiers are discussed, with calls for a humane and orderly approach to discipline.
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Wasur Noron
Emory
New Orleans
United States
Utah
Secretary of House
Dayton News Briefs From Protracted Meeting And Local Affairs
Protracted Methodist meeting in Dayton. Citizens’ meeting at Ehmet’s Hall tonight to discuss the turnpike. No.9 Building Association sold a share at a premium of ninety dollars at the last meeting. Rev Spillman resigned yesterday due to ill health. congregation to consider at next business meeting. Episcopal Congregation plans a new church in the coming spring with earnest intent.
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Ehmet’s Hall
No.9 Building Association
Ihe
Spillman
Episcopal
Sermon Tale on Hepworth and Collyer in Chicago
In Chicago Caro aGo dated January 23, Robert Collyer delivered a strong sermon on judging others and remaining in their faith. The piece notes Hepworth’s prior stance in universal belief and a later moment of doubt, ending with an anecdote of a mistaken plan to join Beecher.
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Robert Collyer
Hepworth
Bro. Beecher
Court report shows defense prevails in note suit
Superior Court case Briore Jupee Hacans M Hoffman v8 details a $2200 note by Rosenbaum Bros. indorsed by defendant with a defense of lack of consent. Judgment for defendant. Marmaduke Brown vs Harvey Drake Co asks $600 for 102 sacks of wheat sold and consigned to Khinemith Co. of St Louis. after delivery, Khinemith Co. bankrupt and plaintiffs claim nonpayment and failure to deliver remaining wheat.
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M. Hoffman
Levi
Rosenbaum Bros
Walker
Marmaduke & Brown
Harvey, Drake & Co
Khinemith & Co
St. Louis
Nnts
Ith &Co
Proceeds Dispute Over Wheat Ownership and Debt
In a suit the defendants deny plaintiffs own the wheat and say it was not sold on commission but to satisfy a debt from Kilb & Co. They claim net proceeds were only 276 71 dollars. The case blends actions from probate and insurance, with other court updates noted.
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Kiei B & Uo
Mark Twain Describes Life and Ethics of a Reporter
In a Chicago lecture Mark Twain explains reporters roam from crime scenes to governors and senators, enjoying wide social contact and tough work. He asserts reporting teaches human nature and society, noting the need for candor and a high standard of principle unlike Washington.
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Mark Twain
Mark
Chicago
Center Aoe
United States
Washington
Spurgeon Sermon Sparks Shock and Laughter in London
An account recalls Charles Spurgeon’s dramatic moment in a London pew when he suddenly prayed for Victor Emmanuel and the Italian cause, provoking fear, laughter, and devout astonishment among worshippers. The report also notes a boiler explosion study at Randy Hook and the solemn funeral of Bishop McGill of Virginia drawing a large crowd.
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Spurgeon
London
Eng
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Emmanuel
Heaven
Victor
McGill
Virginia
Ohio Senate Passes Vaccination, Tax, and Election Bills
In Columbus on January 2 the Senate passed eight bills including vaccination in public schools with local board rules, permitting Summerford Township to levy a schoolhouse tax, and aligning city and township voting for justices on the same ticket. Also approved were a Mercer county fishery ban, a two mill sanitary tax for small cities, and a wartime records request resolution. The House passed measures on grand jury duties, condemning property proceedings, witness fee increases, ditch contract rules, alumni representation for universities, and larger township tax levies.
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Board of Education
Summerford Township
Madison County
Newman
Boesel
Mercer County
Putnam
Young
Ohio
Congress
Committee On Federal Relations
Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
United States
Inscriptions Raise Cyprus Alphabet Debates Also Names Idalium Citium Evagoras
Archaeologists study new Cypriote inscriptions. Duc de Luynes first noted a Cypriote alphabet of eighty letters. Lang reduces to fifty-one with a key word King. Lycian link questioned by coins. Lang calls Cypriote a pedigree of philosophical interest. Sharpe argues Indo Germanic origin for Lycian. Smith derives noun endings and names like Idalium Citium Evagoras and links alphabet to Aryan group.
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Isle of Cyprus
Duc de Luynes
von Roth
Salamis
RB. H. Lang
Idalion
Lang
D. Sharpe
G. Smith
Woman McCarthy shoots in Utica killing Hall wounded Thompson
In Utica New York a woman named McCarthy shoots H H Hall who dies instantly and wounds W H Thompson. In Maysville Indiana a coroner's jury returns a manslaughter verdict against engineer Isaac Ackley for the death of Lewis Wardel run over by an O M Railroad train with conflicting testimony on whistle timing.
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Utica
N. Y
McCarthy
H. H. Hall
W. H. Thompson
Maysville
Ind
Lewis Wardel
Isaac Ackley
Welcome to the Japanese Embassy and a new era of learning
The New York Independent portrays Japan's embassy visit as a watershed moment. It envisions a feudal empire embracing modern ideas and diverse culture, with education reform, gender equality, and a shift away from old religious practices guided by influence from America.
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Japan
New York Independent
Finance
America
Foreign News Items Touch Wide Range of Europe and Asia
Dispatches report Spain Croatia and Russia political shifts and military service issues. Crises include Croatia dissolving its diet, a grand London Crystal Palace festival planned, and diplomacy on Austria Hungary relations. Reports cover India revolts, Paris observations, and a Greenwich cartridge factory explosion.
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Seoor Herrera
Cortes
Austria
Hungary
Crystal Palace
London
Suplenham
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