Colored Delegates Press Sumner as Congress Turbulent
In New York from June 3 report highlights colored delegates visiting Senator Sumner, opposition to Greeley among some, and congressional bustle over the Tax and Tariff bill. Alabama claims holder hopes for relief. Mexico siege ends with strong government win. several local crimes and deaths noted.
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New York
Herald
Matamoras
Mexico
Corrella
San Berrable
Monterey
Times’ Washington
Conkling
Carpenter
Sumner
Schurz
Tribune
Washington
House
Philadelphia
Senate
South
Greeley
Alabama
Joint High Commission
Foreign Affairs Committee of
Great Britain
Congress
Seventh Avenue
Henry Dugan
Patrick McCann
McCann
Bernard O'Connor
Dugan
George Lanery
Lambrecht
Bernard Curry
Epsilon
Center Street
Doctors and Mrs Anderson Charged in Edward Anderson Death
In Brooklyn on June 3, Dr L Irish, druggist B Irish and Mrs Sarah Anderson were arrested on the affidavit of the deceased’s father for causing the death of Edward C Anderson former internal revenue assessor by poisoning. An examination found arsenic in the stomach. The hearing is expected this morning.
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Brooklyn
L, B
Irish
Sarah Anderson
Edward C. Anderson
Internal Revenue Assessor
Anderson
Yonkers
Woman in Sommambulism Survives 36 Foot Well Fall
Mrs Ellis of Des Moines area awoke in a somnambulistic state at midnight and dressed, walked to the yard well, fell 36 feet to the bottom, then managed to climb out and reach the house steps.
Fires and Fray at Silver Leaf Grove Picnic
A crowd attacked a picnic of Bohemian turners near Chicago’s west edge, bricks and stones flew until police arrived. Rail switchmen demand 70 to 75 dollars monthly, up from 60 to 65. The Young Men's Christian Union plans a free collegiate course with evening recitations for members.
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Chicago
Silver Leaf Grove
Young Men’s Christian Union
Conference aims to finish tax bill while ministers debate
The May public debt fell by 4 295 001. Gratz Brown accepts nomination. John Sandfield McDonald, late Ontario Premier, noted. Morton Cater Conkling Edmunds Chandler to reply to Sumner Schurz as speeches planned.
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Methodist
Grant
White House
Gratz Brown
John Sandfield McDonald
Ontario
Civil Service
Morton
Cater
Conkling
Edmunds
Chandler
Sumner
Schurz
Sharon Tyndale
Jacksonroe
Floriani
Paris
Wallace
Thayer
Scotland
Tom O’connor
Texas
James Gordon Bennett
N. Y. Herald
Pat Thompson
Enland
Allack’s
Rose Coghlan
Louise Beverley
Washington
Wendell Phillips
Creer
Adams
Charnel-House
Sotherns
London
General Theatrical Fund
England
Yellow Walls and Health in Women’s Workrooms
A scientist reports years of observation in rooms where women manufacture goods. He finds occupants in yellow or buff colored spaces die or suffer headaches and melancholy, while white walls yield better health. Washing away the yellow restores well being.
Watering Trees and Plants Properly in Warm Weather
The article warns against constant irrigation of new trees shrubs and plants. It advises watering at planting only and then mulching daily, allowing roots to follow surface moisture. In cool weather roots may be dormant, and overwatering risks weak growth. when leaves drop, stop watering soil and instead mist leaves or shade tops to protect from drying winds and sun.
Worth of the Orchard
An orchardist argues hiring five dollars per tree for a young bearing orchard of six hundred trees on fifteen acres, claiming rapid land value rise and criticizing farmers who plant few apples or neglect care. He cites profit from growing apples and urges better orchard management and investment.
A Friend to Jupiter Pluvius in New Bedford
A local confectioner in New Bedford Massachusetts is reputed to bring rain when he travels to farm towns for business. Farmers invited him to visit, promising to cover expenses, and he responded by going out on Saturday, leading to rain on Sunday. He is hailed as the superior of Old Probabilities.
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Jupiter Pluvius
New Bedford
Mass
Turner
Fort Sumter
Japan
Bret Harte
California
Ireland
Rainy days and scattered notes fill local pages
Local notes mix weather, festivals, odd facts, and brief items. Rain abundant, strawberries in festivals, and Cedar Keys hosts Florida streetcar plans. Other lines reference places, people, and curiosities from Chicago to Dublin, with brief social and cultural jots.
Hamilton District Court Appeals and Probate Notices
In Hamilton district and probate court matters, cases include Otho Hayes and wife versus Margaret Dailey with a reversed judgment over a charged legacy on Mrs Hayes real estate. A boundary fence dispute in Ryboltv versus Agin granted a perpetual injunction. The First National Bank of Cincinnati case held usurious interest void as to interest but not principal. Multiple marriage licenses issued listing numerous couples.
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Hamilton District Court
Otho Hayes
Margaret Dailey
Hayes
Plaiitiff
Henry C. Lord
The
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Hopple
Frank Topf
Tucker killing case at Williamstown trial ends hung jury
In Grantuit Court at Williamstown last week John Tucker faced trial for the shooting death of Myers during a drunken crowd incident at Tucker’s grocery and saloon. The jury hung and was discharged on Saturday. Mayor’s Court spared two drunks, one fined $3 and cost, and Lechner’s local case was dismissed at his expense.
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John Tucker
Young Myers
Grantuit
Williamstown
Tucker
Myers
J. M. Lechner
Ludlow
Lechner
Trinity Church
Cincinnati
Coyington
Josie Jones
Nembach
Herr Schreeckel
J. D. Hunt
David H. Greer
Exquisite Berlin Style Flag Exhibited on Fourth Street
A fine flag on display today in a Fourth street store features white silk with gold bullion trim and an inscription. The reverse shows blue silk with a lyre centered by an oak wreath and a white ribbon bearing Einigkeit Macht Stark. The flag measures 7 by 5 feet, has a gilt eagle finial, two tasselled cords, and a painter credit to Mr. Hammel. The Cincinnati Mennerchor will showcase it in St. Louis attracting attention.
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Fourth Street
Gewidmet Dem
Cincinnati Mennerchor von den Damen Des Vereins Jani
Hammel
St. Louis
Canine LaGaciy Pup Leads Patrol to Drunk Man
Captain Chasteau of the park guard reports that a poodle drew him to the railroad near Mifflin lane on Columbia bridge where he found a man lying on the track. The man was very intoxicated and taken to the station house after being located shortly after three in the morning on Friday.
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Canine LaGaciy
Chasteau
Park Guard
Park Ae
Airmount Park
Columbia Bridge
Mifflin Lane
Philadelphia Age
Radiant Homes Inspire Future Generations Across Towns
The article extols homes filled with virtue and natural adornment, suggesting children cherish them and carry memories into adulthood. It praises towns built with such homes, promising they endure in the hearts of grateful offspring.
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Piltame
Recitation in metaphysics asks about delicate senses
In a Harvard Advocate scene a professor questions which sense is most delicate and a senior answers that touch is the most delicate. The senior adds a quip about feeling his chum's mustache but others cannot see it.
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Harvard
Mail Carrier and Mexican Killed by Apaches Near Stein's Peak
From Mr. Evans of J. F. Bennett & Co. stage line comes news that on the 4th the Apache Indians attacked a buggy carrying U S mail to Arizona near Stein's Peak. The driver Abrams and a Mexican were killed. mail and buggy were burned leaving only charred remains and tire fragments. The massacre occurred close to the Burro mines in New Mexico. The incident reflects ongoing violence in the region amid Indian policy failures. Near the disaster are the Burro silver mines discovered three years ago by Arnold and Brown, tied to a tale of old Mexican trains returning laden with ore and never coming back to confirm the legend of Apache murders.
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Evans
J. F. Bennett & Co
U. S
Arizona
Stein’s Peak
Abrams
Burro Mines
New Mexico
Messrs
Arnold
Brown
Pen
Santa Fe Post
New York Bread Price Rise Effort Fails
A bid to raise bread prices in New York collapsed while New Orleans petitions push for passage of the new steamboat law now pending in the Senate.
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New York
New Orleans
Senate
Newport Teachers Gift Herbert Spencer Volume
Teachers in Newport presented Superintend ent Jones with a fine set of Herbert Spencer and a billet-doux praising his kindness. The city notes a calm, secular air after the Episcopal diocese convention left, hoping the peace lasts.
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Jones
Herbert Spencer
Newport
Episcopal Church
Circuit Court
O’hara
Col
Artsman
Martin
Sallie
Vindication in Remple Embezzlement Suit Dismissed
The Logan postmaster Fred G Remple faced a U S suit for 1040 dollars alleging embezzlement but the case showed a clerical error at Washington. The Post Office Department overclaimed 673.16 dollars. 366.84 was actually due. The suit was dismissed without prejudice after proper payment. Clerks in Washington urged to avoid mistaken charges against honest officials.
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Fred. G. Remple
Logan
Hocking County
United States
Post Office Department
Washington
Police Court Docket Sets Variety of Drunkenness and Larceny Cases
Saturday's Police Court docket lists 9 continued and % new cases including assault and battery, petit larceny, carrying concealed weapons, obstructing street railways, incorrigibility, abusing family, pil ing lumber, and 16 cases of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Mary Herold and Anna McMehan receive short sentences for drunkenness while Michael Conagha is described as an old vagrant. David A. Hyndman pays a fine and costs for drunkenness and obstructing the street railway.
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Mary Herold
Anna McMehan
Michael Conagha
David A. Hyndman
Mrs Eton Jennings Dies After Lamp Explosion
Mrs Eton Jennings aged young wife died this morning about noon from burns inflicted by a coal oil lamp explosion on Thursday evening. She was described as young beautiful and good and her death casts sorrow on the community. Squire Unclean and wife left for the host city this morning. he plans to attend Philadelphia Convention first, then mysteries of New York City, returning in two weeks.
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Eton Jennings
Squire
Philadelphia
New York City
Commissioner Halliday Delays Ruling in Armadillo Case
Commissioner Halliday will not render a decision in the case of 5 A Green versus Owners of the steamer Armadillo before next week. The ongoing dispute centers on ownership and vessel responsibilities, with no immediate ruling expected.
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Halliday
5. A. Green
Ohio filings record new corporations and annexation
Certificates of incorporation were filed in Columbus yesterday for Walnut Hills and Cincinnati Street Passenger Railroad Company with capital stock of unknown amount, Hazard Home Company of Cleveland with $100,000 capital, and Ohio Railway Company with $100,000 capital. Also a certificate of annexation of recent territory to the village of Belleville in Richland County was recorded.
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Columbus
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati Street Passenger Railroad Company
Hazard Home Company
Cleveland
Ohio Railway Comay
Belleville
Richland County
Bennet Passes Calm Night and Rests Easier
From Saturday's Third Edition New York the report states Mr Bennet enjoyed a calmer night and is much easier with improved condition while remaining under medical care.
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New York
Rear Admiral Change Protocols at Brooklyn Yard
On June 1 Brooklyn, Admiral Stepher relieved Admiral Maivy yard and assumed command at the station. Admiral Rowan then officially began duties after a formal introduction to officers and staff by Admiral Smith.
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Brooklyn
Stepher
Maivy Yard
Rowan
Smith
McGehan Case in Police Court Over Pistol Find
Tom McGehan was arrested at Mrs. Jack Lewis's house last Wednesday night and brought to the Third street station. A Derringer pistol and two pocket knives were found on him. He pleaded guilty as he faced the judge who remanded him to the Work house until Monday for sentencing amid testimonies about his past.
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Tom McGehan
Jack Lewis
Hagan
Murray
Lewis
Longworth
Fifth Streets
Park and Mound
Third Street
Shrewsbury
McGehan
Trustees Elect Officers for Cincinnati Law Library
The Cincinnati Law Library Association trustees met and elected Rufus King as president Judge Hoadly as vice president W S Scarborough as treasurer Thornton Hinkle as clerk and M W Myers as librarian.
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The
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Rufus King
Judge Hoadly
W. 8
Scarborough
Thornton’ Hinkle
M. W. Myers
Immense Canal Venture Moves Russian Emire Plans
The Scientific American discusses a projected Caspian Sea to Black Sea canal. It estimates 32,000 workers over six years to pierce an eight verst mountain barrier. Benefits include water replenishment for the Caspian, boosting fisheries around Astrakhan and caviar output, and renewed local enterprise alongside broader commercial gains.
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Scientific American
Caspian Sea
Black Sea
Caspian
Astrak
Setter Pup Steals Clothes During River Bath
A story recalls an Irish setter and a pup about nine or ten months old joining a river bath. The pup, eager to follow, swam across with a garment in its mouth to the watch spout, rendering clothing unusable until captured and restrained.
Saltpeter A Feertizer For Gardens And Crops
The New England Farmer notes a gentleman used saltpeter in kitchens and flower beds to boost bloom and beauty. At two hundred pounds per acre horseradish yielded well and mildew on peas and wall fruit trees reduced. Gravelly grass lands and calcareous soils showed excellent results with red clover also benefiting.
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New England
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Wm. H. Lopthorn
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J. M. Young
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N. W. Spiers
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Thos. Otis
Ant Kennedy
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L. Springer
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Harry Russell
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Geo. Williams
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W.F. Howe
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H. Meinar
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CG. Keyser
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M. D. Gorman
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