Berlin composer Franz Abt honored in New York recital
A Berlin composer Franz Abt arrived in New York and will be saluted with a torchlight procession and serenade by the Gemeinde Saenger band and Liederkrantz society on Friday night. The article also notes a deadly liquor saloon incident at 210 Delancey Street, injuries from a fight, and arrests of James Coyle and Nicholas Gallagher. The Carl Rosa company gave its last public performance at the Academy of Music before departing the United States. Further, political commentary discusses Cincinnati Convention, Grant re-election, reformers, and cabinet reshuffle suggestions for President Hayes.
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Liederkrantz Society
Franz Abt
Berlin
Europe
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James Coyle
Nistolas Gallagher
Jie Ge Ay Hanckred
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Coyle
Gallagher
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Davis
Cincinnati
Adams
Grant
Times
Messrs. Wells
Atkinson
Horace White
Herald
England
E. B. Washburne
Chicago Labor Strike Looms With Broad Demands
The Chicago workingmen reportedly plan a grand strike starting tomorrow, promising a country leading demonstration. Secret union meetings created a broad wage demand scale from 50 cents to 60 cents daily plus higher rates for skilled trades. Police readiness aims to curb unlawful actions while negotiators seek a liberal compromise. The Mackinaw straits open for navigation as the Simpson reaches Chicago from Detroit.
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Grant
Chicago Tribune Foreshadows Trumbull Push in Republican Split
A historical dispatch discusses partisan maneuvering around Trumbull for the New York Pribine nomination, noting Chicago Tribune foreshadowing and a split in the Republican camp. It suggests effort to realign support while predicting limited impact on Cincinnati and broader tariff debates.
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Capo Woibaks Lidktene
Walt Talehsoin
Trumbull
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago Tribune
Daring daylight bank robbery at Louisville
Five armed riders seized a deposit bank in broad daylight. Two outside fired on bystanders while three entered the bank. cashier A C Martin refused the safe, was killed, and robbers took money outside the safe before fleeing on fast horses. Pursuit begins as river level and weather noted.
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Garnett
James Page
W.H. Hudson
Thie Bank
Th. Ai C. Martin
Martin
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Deena
General Lytle
Cincinnati
Morning Star
Hendersons
Tarascon
Henderson
H. Probasco
St. Louis
Edinburg
Red River
Wreck and Shootings Reported in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky yesterday a Big Sandy railroad construction train was wrecked near the city injuring workers. A Limestone street saloon shooting at 1 am left a police officer wounded in the shoulder and several rioters arrested after a clash with officers. One prisoner was also wounded by a shot at the watch house.
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Lexington
Big Sandy
Weed
N. Schoemaker
Limestone Street
Death of Lieutenant Governor Gravelly Confirmed
Report confirms the death of Lieutenant Governor Gravelly in Cedar County on Sunday morning after a brief illness. Gravelly was a longtime state political figure who served one term in Congress from 1866 to 1868.
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St.hours
Tavelly
Cedar County
Gravelly
Congréss
Bay Flour Mills Fire Destroys Plant in Gowanus Area
A blaze on Monday destroyed the Bay Flour Mills on Hamilton Avenue by the Gowanus canal owned by Wilson & Co. Loss estimated at seven thousand dollars with partial insurance.
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Bay
Hamilton Avenue
Gowanus Canal
Wilson & Co
Angora Goat Flock Found Lounging Under Rain Sheds
A Weaverville California correspondent recalls a farmer who built weatherproof sheds for Angora goats. When a heavy storm hit, none stayed in the sheds as the entire flock perched atop the shed roofs to escape the downpour.
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Angora
Troy Emerges as Center for Linen Collars and Cuffs
In Troy New York the city becomes the head center for the manufacture of linen collars and cuffs. The industry employs nearly 50 million units in production, highlighting the scale of local textile work and economic impact.
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Troy
New York
Ancient Coins From Ruins Revealed at National Mint Exhibit
A Philadelphia display showcases coins from ancient cities such as Home Tyre Crete and Antiochus the Great. The collection includes Macedonian Grecian Syrian Persian and early American pieces with a silver coin dating to Alexander the Great era and Roman and Jerusalem finds. Some items are over 2000 years old with inscriptions in old languages.
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Tyre
Crete
Greainns
Alexsander
Aviour
Antiochus
Syria
Casarian
Augustine
Pelea Bre
Co “Indina I
Gallentus
Constantine the Great
Jerusalem
Christ
Uacies
Salted meat curing by uniform brine pressure method
An article outlines M. Martin de Lignac’s precise salting system for ham. Meat pieces are weighed, brine forced in under sixteen feet of water pressure, then interior salt and exterior brining followed by smoking. The process aims for consistent results with strict quantity control.
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M. Martin de Lignac
India
May
Galaxy
Polar Land Explorer Seeks Arctic Venture Return in September
Captain Hall, an Arctic explorer, asserts that any habitable land near the Pole would boast salubrious climate, fears only his crew’s harsh seas before landing. He aims to return to New York in September while noting ice and whaling encounters. Café de Jinks runs as an oyster house by William Senkine.
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Polar Land
Hall
North Pole
New York
Lance
Convention items stir antislavery era political scene
Delegates from Illinois Kentucky Tennessee New Hampshire and other states meet in Cincinnati era primary notes. Greeley Adams Trumbull options dominate discussions as Missouri backs Gratz Brown. Notables arrive at the Burnet House Spencer and other hotels as the Liberal movement unfolds.
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Adams
Illinois
Utah
C. H. Creed
New Hampshire
Greeley
Burnet House
Kentucky
Missouri
St. James
Tennessee
Cincinnati
License Receipts Shown At Mayor's Office
The Mayor's office lists license receipts collected during the past week, detailing amounts and sources of revenue from local permits and registrations.
Theatrical Row: Love’s Sacrifice on Pike’s Stage
Political excitement dampened attendance yet audiences filled Pike’s with Love’s Sacrifice featuring Jane Coombs as Margaret Elmore and Lafont. Robmson’s Mathew Eimore impressed, Wood’s Saratoga drew crowds with Bob Sackett, Effie Remington shone, and Through by Daylight packed the National as matinee today draws big crowds.
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E.s
Mr. Robnsom
Charles
Mr. Coleman
Jean Reese
Marriage of Dr Hunt and Miss Margueretta Baker
Large crowd witnessed the marriage at the Episcopal church with Rev C G Currie of Providence R I officiating assisted by Rev Mr Gibson rector of the church. Clinton Hotel hosts visitors from Kentucky and delegations to the Cincinnati Convention. Springfield Ohio officials reviewed Water Works and a rotary pump trial. City Council will meet in daylight until October.
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W.H. Hunt
Margueretta Baker
C. G. Currie
Providence
R. L
Mr. Gibson
Clinton Hotel
Kentucky
Illinois
Alabams
Cincinnati
Springfield
Ohio
Funeral for Joseph Enger Follows Foundry Explosion
The Moulders Union gathered this morning for the funeral of Joseph Enger who died from injuries from last week's explosion at Greenwood's foundry in Cincinnati. The Chancery Court will convene tomorrow in this city. Adam Meisenheimer’s son returned home with a severely injured hand, saying a boy in Cincinnati shot him.
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Moulders’ Union
Joseph Enger
Greenwood
Cincinnati
Adam Meisenheimer
Barker
Dayton Court Case Delays Entertainment in City
The Dayton case delays a promised performance by the Histrionic Association as two school boards clash over hall control. Tickets will be refunded and the show postponed to a trouble free date when the hall is available.
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Histrionic “Association
Brownsville Refugees From Matamoras Dominate News
Brownsville Texas reports a large influx of refugees from Matamoras filling city streets. Other items note May water release into St Lawrence canals, a tobacco tax stance by the Senate Finance Committee, and US currency outstanding totaling 401 595 273 dollars.
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Texas
Matamoras
St. Lawrence Canals
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Rhine
Alsace
Grand Duchy of Baden
Navarre
Eee
New York
New York City
Assembly
the Treasury
Senate Committee On Finance
Navy Department
Hall
Texas Pacific Railroad
New York Tribune
Incinnati
Gov. Noyes
J. R. Cockerill
Adams County
D. A. Russell
Pomeroy
R L. Nye
Marietta
Mississippi River Says Rivers Still Draw Light Interest
A lone boat docks quietly as rail lines along the Mississippi River curb river tourism.Officials note tourism has faded and freight and rail comfort now dominate. A separate mention reports a recovered pocketbook and a Delaware population statistic highlighting mixed race souls.
Eruption of Vesuvius Shuts Naples Streets in Sand Cloud
Nartes reports from April 30 that Vesuvius eruption sends a vast sand scoria cloud over Naples. The ash drifts several inches deep, streets unusable, and boating halted as explosions and smoke persist.
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Nartes
Vesuvius
Naples
Reunion and Reform Party Meeting Delivers Platform
The afternoon session opened with a circulated platform for the Reunion and Reform party pledging unity across parties. It endorses revenue only tariffs, constitutional rights, amnesty, gold and silver currency, civil service reform, and opposition to secrecy. Florida’s W. W. McCall spoke on grievances of his state and the South, aiming to inform the nation.
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Principles of the
Reunion and Reform Party
Stalle
McCall
Florida
North
South
Homeopathic College Proposal For City Building
Trustees of the Cincinnati Medical College propose to a homeopathic physician to lease their Longworth street and Central avenue building to establish a Homeopathic Medical College in Cincinnati. Differences within the Cincinnati College faculty have prompted this step, and acceptance is probable.
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The
Cincinnati Medical College
Longworth Street
Central Avenue
Cincinnati College
Markets by Telegraph New York May 1 10 A M quotations
The latest Telegraph market notes show government bonds dull with slight decline, light activity, Sterling Exchange steady at 9 percent, and gold carrying at 4 percent. A stray proverb about advising a son on prudent conduct appears amid the market items.
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New York
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