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Brinsmade
Law Library Association
Cleveland
Leeds
Young
Longview Asylum
Murphy
Beavis
H. B
Oren
Ohio
Powell
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Hi. B
Shank
Board of Education
Miami Township
Hamilton County
Triangular duel at Cincinnati draws amused bets and blur
The piece mocks a local duel scene with a boatswain, midshipman, and gunner in a circular exchange. It notes California wine production rising, with Los Angeles and southern California shipping over 500,000 gallons and the state exceeding 1.3 million gallons, promising a happy market along the Pacific coast.
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Easy
Cincinnati
Mr. Easy
California
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Connolly's Flight Reveals Hidden Ring Ties in New York
The New York city comptroller Richard B. Connolly fled after amassing millions from alleged misdeeds connected to the Ring. Once trusted by many citizens, he is exposed as a hardened Philadelphia convict used by fellow rogues to shield their operations. The saga underscores the sensational side of New York politics.
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Richard B. Connolly
New York City
Philadelphia
Putting by Justice in Foster Murder Case
The piece condemns repeated delays in Foster's murder case, noting a stay of proceedings and reserved decision. It argues wealthy friends finance delays, compares to Stokes and Fisk cases, and laments injustice while criticizing the U.S. legal process and hoping the Japanese Embassy notices.
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Foster
Stokes
Fisk
General Howards Mission Critiques Frontiers Policy
The piece argues General Howard will urge a peace approach to the red nations while criticizing Congress for not providing protection to settlers on the frontier. It questions the nation’s ability to defend emigrants and laments the gap between revenue efforts and military support, noting past failed peace missions and frontier violence.
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Howard
Gen. Howard
The Fate of Party Hacks
The piece notes how politics evolved from office seekers to a professional rank and laments seasoned men who could build independent businesses but lose that chance by clinging to partisan roles. It reflects on political careers and the costs of party allegiance.
Warning to Youth About Political Life and Career Tradeoffs
A historical piece argues young people should avoid political campaigns and the uncertain path of public office. It contrasts steady, independent careers in farming, mechanics, and business with the volatility and temptations of political work, urging prudence and loyalty to country over party.
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Olnenia
Washington
National
Election meeting in Madrid signals support for the monarchy
Advices from Madrid report a large Ministerial party gathering endorsing the Kings and Constitution. Speakers claimed to defend September revolution ideals embodied in Amadeus, denounced Radicals, and pledged allegiance to the dynasty. An electoral committee was formed after the address.
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Madrid
Spain
Sagesta
Serrano
Prim
First Union Jubilee Tears and Choir of the Farm School
Lancaster Ohio reports the First Union Jubilee for Lutheran and Presbyterian Sabbath schools drawing 300 voices. Ohio Reform Farm School boys from six miles away joined 38 youths in banners recitations and songs, praised for conduct and impact on religion and Christian education in the city.
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Lancaster
Ohio Reform Farm School
Reform School
Farm School
State of
Ohio
B. W. Chidlaw
Cincinnati
B. Barnitz
Wheeling
West Virginia
Wisconsin Legislature to adjourn March twenty first
A broad news summary reports: Wisconsin lawmakers set to adjourn on March 21. Philadelphia smallpox deaths last week number 118. Madison snow reaches 18 inches. Ku Klux arrests resume in South Carolina. Dr Elisha Baker, country’s oldest dentist, dies in New York. Century Den plans May 22 session in Philadelphia.
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Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Madison
Ku Klux
South Carolina
Elisha Baker
New York
Centennial den
Philadelph
Tere
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Stanley H. Fleetwood
Chicago
Union Manufacturing Company
Toledo
Eddy
Zack Medaris
Sidney
Levi Colbaugh
Lincoln
Thubeg
Srewers, Hall
Conan
New Jersey
Scranton
Hyde Park
Bellevue
Petersburg
Milwaukee & St. Paul
San Francisco
Stockton
Jenny Lind
Chaparal
Victoria
Alaska
Alaska Fur Company
London
Pittsburg
Chicago & St.Louis
Greenville
Ohio
Milwaukee
Grant
Legislature Adopts Measures and Debates Journal Corrections
The session debated expunging parts of the Senate Journal on a matter involving Mr. Jenner and Mr. Patrick with the President. Several bills passed including fees for election staff, state road and education measures, and a ban on ale houses in certain areas. Remonstrances against liquor-law repeal were filed from numerous counties. The column also notes unrelated items on a lion tamer’s death and a St. Louis railroad poisoning suit, ending with a Maxim about luck and pluck.
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Jenner
Patrick
Hart
Smith
Mueller
Putnam
Senate
Crawford
Wales
St. Louis
John L. Norman
St. Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute Railroad Company
East St. Louis
Belleville
Illinois
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