Washington Treaty Seems Saved Amid House of Lords Move
The Times special reports that the Washington treaty is likely saved as the Lords eased a key hurdle. Indirect claims under the supplementary article remain the final open issue. A Tribune Washington special notes Meigs and others questioned by the Military Affairs Committee with Johnson present but not examined.
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New York
Lanahan
Methodist Book Concern
Samuel G. Goodnough
Lallahan
Times
Washington
Earl Granville
Tribune
Washington Special
House Committee On Military Affairs
Meigs
Barnes
Alvord
Eaton
Warner
Johnson
House
Congress
Pomeroy
Conkling
Stewart
Edmunds
Jerome Park
United States
Xa Sake On
Boston Welcome for French Band at Jubilee Event
The French band arrived from New York and was greeted by two companies of the 9th regiment along with Latin and High School battalions. Gilmore's band led a citywide march to City Hall where Mayor Gaston welcomed the visitors amid enthusiastic reception. A balloon exhibit named Colossus by Professor King caught fire during finishing, with a loss around $2,000. A Charlestown State prison gasometer explosion damaged the workshop and injured a worker.
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Boston
France
New York
Gilmore
Gaston
King
Charlestown State Prison
Canada patents bill passes with American eligibility allowed
Parliament approved a bill letting United States citizens obtain patents for Canadian articles. The measure requires later manufacture in Canada. A fire in Chatham destroyed a planing mill and several tanneries, with losses reported at 16000 dollars, and another fire in Patham caused 5000 dollars in damage.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
Chatham
Doubly Fatal Collapse During Church Demolition
At noon yesterday two men, George Swan and Charles Erickson, were crushed to death when parts of Grace Methodist church walls collapsed on Lasalle Street at Chicago Avenue. Chicago Board of Trade committee recommended allowing private warehouses to issue receipts, to ease storage shortages. action expected this evening.
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Chicago
Lasalle Street
Chicago Avenue
Grace Methodist Church
George Swan
Charles Erickson
Board of Trade
Indiana News Highlights: Murders, Burials, Trials and School Exalts
In Fort Wayne James M Ayers is found guilty of passing counterfeit money. Adam Bender dies in a well cave in Fort Wayne after a wall collapse. Mrs Waggoner murder case in Indianapolis ends with a bruid bruised head wounds. State Congregational Association meetings in Fort Wayne emphasize church interests. A verdict against Varble in a ship loss case is set aside in part. Logansport High School holds second annual graduating exercises with five students, addresses by Turpie and Cox, and praise for Mrs B G Cox and Miss Mattie Goodwin.
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Jas. M. Ayers
Fort Wayne
Adam Bender
State Congregational Association
United States
Robert L. Lancaster
Sheridan Cox
Aspect Bee
Chese Petny Energy
B. G. Cox
Mattie Goodwin
Cable link from Lowestoft to Emden completes telegraph line
London reports the new telegraph cable runs directly from Lowestoft to Emden with opening communication. Bis marck travels to the Isle of Wight for health. The Grenadier Guards band depart for America aboard the City of Brussels. Admiral Topete may become Colonial Minister. Paris estimates Commune damages at 500 million francs. Professor King's Colossus balloon destroyed by fire in Charlestown Massachusetts.
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London
Lowestoft
Sussex
Emden
Hanover
Bismarck
Isle of Wight
Liverpool
Grenadier Guards
America
Brussels
Topete
Paris
Officiel
Various 19th Century World News Items
The British Grenadier Band sails for Boston while the New York Post criticizes the Philadelphia platform. Bismarck travels to the Isle of Wight for health. W T Beers dies. Pacific coast wheat yields large and fine. Red Cloud and Red Dog hosted in New York. Louisville canal tolls cut to five cents. Missouri Legislature to be called for redistricting. Admiral Topete may become minister to Spain. New Hampshire governor vote shows Straw 410 ahead. Gasworks trouble in Philadelphia. water shut in Washington causes alarm. Richmond street railway workers strike over wages. Chicago wall collapse crushes Rickson and Swann. Colvocoresses murdered. $15,000 in bonds stolen. Boutwell and Dawes eye Massachusetts Senate seat. Cable from Lowestoft to Emden opens. Lakes regatta at Put-in-Bay June 19–21. Severe rainstorms hit Illinois and Toledo with damage and deaths. Dr Lanahan arrested in New York for slander. bail refused. Romeo the elephant dies in Chicago. valued at $30,000. skeleton to be housed in medical college. Lescombe the Paris sculptor, born in Langres 1799, died recently in Paris. The Luxembourg terrace race at Paris marks one of his notable works. The artist suffered during the disasters of his country, lingering a year in illness.
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Boston
New York Post
Philadelphia
Bismarck
Isle of Wight
W. T. Beers
New York Tribune
Pacific Coast
Red Cloud
Red Dog
New York City
Louisville Canal
Congress
Missouri Legishone
Ate
Topete
New Hampshire
Philadelhia
Washington
Richmond
Chicago
Rickson and Swann
Colvocoresses
Bridgeport, Conn
Boutwell and
Dawes
Mr. Wilson
Massachusetts
Lowestoft
Sussex
Emden
Hanover
Samuel J.goodenough
Romeo
Chicago Medical College
Lescome
Paris
Langres
Margaret
Luxembourg Terrace
Ohio State Sunday School Convention Closes in Lancaster
The Ohio State Sunday School Convention ended after three days in Lancaster Ohio Marietta was chosen as the next meeting site. Elected officers include President S F McCoy of Chillicothe Vice Presidents Alex Gebhart Dayton J Tuckerman Austinburg J M Spangler Westerville Recording Secretary L F Drake West Lancaster Corresponding Secretary Robert Cowden Galton Treasurer Isaac C Aston Columbus and an executive committee with members from Cincinnati Cleveland Dayton and other cities.
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Lancaster
Ohio State Sunday School
Marietta
S. F. McCoy
Chilicothe
Alex. Gebhart
Dayton
J. Tuckerman
Austinburg
J. M. Spangler
Westerville
L. F. Drake
West Lancaster
Robert Cowden
Galton
Isaac C. Aston
Columbus
W. A. Shankland
Bellevue
H. Thane Miller
Cincinnati
W. W. Peabody
Chillicothe
Lorin Prentiss
Cleveland
George K. Jenkins
Mr. Pleasant
R. M. Bishop
H. G. O. Carey
Zanesville
C. N. Olds
John Vetter
Tontogany
Col
F. W. Parker
D. Berger
O. D. Eels
W. H. Bassett
Congressional Brevities June 7 Senate actions and House votes
Senate listed visitors to West Point and legislative moves including a census marshal reimbursement bill. Notable actions include stripping the rebel rate compensation clause, aiding Chicago fire losses, war department signal service extension for agriculture, and voting on a military act amendment. House passed Ann Montgomery pension over veto and referred a Rawlins monument bill and bridge project with conference committees noted.
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Senate
Stewart
Stockton
West Point
Chicago
Thos. Wallace
Secretary of War
Casserly
Anthony
Thurman
General Rawlins
Missionigys River
Red Wing
Minnesota
Dan Bryants Minstrels Close Season At Wood s Theatre
Dan Bryants Minstrels close their season at Wood s Theatre with high city patronage praise. The troupe features Dave Reed famed for Sally come up MacAndrews praised as the finest negro actor with Watermelon Man memorable. Also coming Monday Lexington hosts Warner s Great Pacific Girens Menagerie and Martinetti Ravel Troupe at Wood s theatre for pantomime entertainment.
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Dan Bryant
Wood's
Bryant
Darkey
Mac
Lexington
Warner’s
Great Pacific Girens, Menagerie and Museum
Martinetti Ravel
Wood’s
Weather Report for June 8 9 by Kenry Twitchell
Special weather notice by Kenry Twitchell notes Saturday June 8 conditions with cloudy night and clear day. Sun rises at 4 22 and sets at 7 26 with moonrise and moonset at 9 40. Forecast calls for clear weather.
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Evzaine Stax
Kenry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Satcapar
Tr Barom
Therm
Building Permits Issued For Hotels And Churches
Permits issued include Jacob Elias for a six story stone front hotel at Central Avenue and Fourth Street. Jos Epperstein clears a three story brick on German Street between Church and Neave. Fay & Co. plans a three story brick on Front Street between John and Smith. The York Street M E Church, refitted, to be opened tomorrow with Rev Meredith morning service and Dr Hatfield evening address.
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Jacob Elias
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Jos
Epperstein
German Street
Church and Neave Streets
Fay & Co
Front Street
John and
Smith Streets
York Street M. E
Mr. Meredith
Hatfield
Covington Rail Contract Case Proceeds as Council Sells Bonds
The railroad contract argument in the junction case was continued this morning, with Hon. John G. Carlisle closing for the city and a decision expected by Monday. Covington School Board sold 350000 bonds at 98 cents. Judge Pryor's illness remains serious though showing slight improvement. Col A J Morey editor of the Cynthiana News is in town. John W Menzies is an independent candidate for the Court of Appeals judgeship and will explain his reasons soon.
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John G. Carlisle
Covington
William 8. Pryor
Col
A. J. Morey
Cynthiana News
John W. Menzies
Court of Appeals
Police Court Docket Sees 26 Cases with Several Contested
Saturday Police Court noted 18 new and 8 continued cases including assault and battery, larceny, drunkenness, vagrancy, rape, and incorrigibility. Several defendants had bail set from $200 to $5,000 while others were discharged or sent to the House of Refuge.
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Wagner
Pat. Whitney
John Hartwig
John A. Bausch
Charles Preisser
Richard H. Bretton
Wm. Gallaher
Margaret Campbell
Chas. Schneider
Newport Barracks
M.wendlington
Maggie Gallagher
Christian Sidney
Caspar Hofling
Jacob Cherhardt
Thomas Alexander
Rebecca Blan
Frank Robbins
Benjamin Frank
Edward i .Sen
Michael Leahey
Newport News Briefs and Local Notices
Police move to enforce dog license law with fines for violators. Ferdinand Tabke, Newport expressman, was injured by a recently shod horse in his stable. Railroad ordinance support grows as Council debate nears. Public schools picnic concludes without incident. Boss tailors plan a Turner Hall meeting tomorrow at 3 PM.
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Ferdinand Tabke
Newport
Turner Hall
Dayton Day in Kentucky Premier Council Ask For Street Contract
No. 2 Building Association plans a premium and stops back due payments by instalments at the next meeting. Question raised why Conrad Hahn delays his street contract. after resigning from Council to become a contractor, he should not shirk duties.
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No. 2 Building Association
Conrad Hahn
Clermont County Sunday School Convention Praised
The Clermont county Sunday School Convention just concluded an admirable session. Pastor Melish preaches at Christchurch tomorrow on The Argument of the Cross. A Miami Ministerial quarterly conference begins Monday at the same church with Rev. F. A. Douglass of Lebanon. Tuesday features essays on the Atonement. The Post-office agent asks for retention of baggage-master Mr. Kelly after baggage staff dismissals hinder mail and ticketing.
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Clermont County
Clermont
Melish
Christchurch
Miami Ministerial Association
F. A. Douglass
Lebanon
Post-office Department
Kelly
Court divorce and paternity rulings from local docket
Judge Avery grants decree in Frances Phillips vs Henry Phillips for gross neglect. Rebecca McDowell vs James Ray establishes elder paternity. jury finds him responsible with $600 per case plus installments. delinquency leads to jail. John Baldwin vs Priscilla Baldwin seeks divorce and alimony amid adultery claims. Ira M. McFarland vs Spence Bros. awards $0 on tobacco sale dispute after jury verdict for defendants. Frazer y Irwin et al. verdict for plaintiff $100. Delenthal and Tager fined $10 each in Police Court for assault on April 20.
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Avery
Frances Phillips
Henry Phillips
Rebecca McDowell
James Ray
John Baldwin
Priscilla Baldwin
Murdock
Ira M. McFarland
Spence Bros
Burnet, Frazer Y
Wx. Delfenthal
John Tager
John Herring
Bankruptcy suit pits Beroxs Juno Swin and Rawson & Co against Kinney
Beroxs Juno Swin and Rawson & Co of New York file a bankruptcy petition against M. B. Kinney of London claiming nonpayment on notes and seeking Kinney be declared bankrupt. Change of train times for Indianapolis and Dayton lines takes effect June 9 1978. D W C Marsh of New Lexington admitted to U S Courts practice.
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Beroxs Juno
Rawson & Co
New York
M. B. Kinney
London
Kinney
D. W. C. Marsh
New Lexington
United States
Grain and market report with varied commodity prices
Change 1:00 P M flour quiet and unchanged. Grain prices steady with middlings 5Xc. Whisky moderately active by sales. 100 brls extra stout $850 in city. Low grade whisky 226 brls at 86c. Lard 200 tierces city kettle at 8 1 2 c.
Grain and livestock market report from Chicago and London
In early June market notes, wheat and corn prices move with limited gains while oats stay dull. Hogs receipts total 8,170 with mixed sales, while pork, beef, lard, and tallow values are cited alongside London and Chicago futures volumes.
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Armani
Ituil
Ugar
Caba
Chicago
Ion Ces
England Accepts Geneva Arbitration Under Washington Treaty
Official information from London confirms the English Government accepts the supplemental article to the Washington Treaty as amended by the U S Senate, allowing the Geneva arbitration to proceed.
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Washington
London
Romance of the Ring Trial Draws Curious City Crowd
Stanley Wheat of the Short Line railroad claims possession of a ring once given by his mother bearing initials 8 H W. Kit Davis of the city is accused of wearing it after it disappeared from Wheat. The noon court scene drew prurient interest as the trial continued with Wheat testifying to ownership.
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P. B. Squire
Davis
Rehearing sought in Tilghman patent ruling on treating fatty bodies
U S Circuit Court heard petitions for a rehearing of a decree against M Work et al for infringement of Tilghmans patent on treating fatty and oily bodies with water. Another case United States v A P Williams et al concerns fraudulent removal of whisky. A laborer fell from a scaffold while moving stone on Lintons building at Vine and Fifth. no injury. Sale of the New York Central Railroad to satisfy Government tax has been postponed.
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United States Circuit Court
Exmomws
R. A. Tilghman
U. S. Circuit Court
Jupers Emmons
M. Work
Richard A. Tilghman
Tilghman
Jupge Swing
United States
A. P. Williams
Linton
Vine and Fifth Streets
New York Central Railroad
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John H. Rolker
Maggie Castello
Geo. Livingston
Minnie Henderson
George Mack
Henrietta Scherer
A. H. Bone
Augusta Pruess
J. Niemeyer
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F. Gruber
Elizabeth Fenk
Louis Meinken
Minnie Mason
James White
Emma Lake
D. W. Eastham
Lama A. Gordon
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Mary A
Keith
D. Zimpleman
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J. Kline
Caroline Fine
George Weighaus
Kate J. Gardes
Inecho
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D. Stoffel
Mary Miller
C. E. Bonte
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H. Stall
Mary Meieresen
Kate Hannan
J. D. Cook
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R. Mood
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G. M. Moore
Emily Brown
William Kussler
Mary Gebhardt
A. Lorenz
Anna Kilgas
J. O’gere
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Wm. Niemer
L. Runeker
Theo. Haslit
Emma Thomas
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Anna Maker
T. A. Morris
Sarah A
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Jas. H. Laws & Co
M Wu Stone
Cincinnati Union Bethel
Chas. Hofer
Morris
Messrs. Cunningham & Son
Axawne
Marshal Harrington
Louisville
Lieut. Young
U.S. Army
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