Spanish Authorities Treating with the Carlists
Spanish authorities continue negotiations with Carlist factions as political tensions ease amid ongoing attempts to stabilize the region.
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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1872
Page
1
Cremorne Wins Deby at Epsom Downs in Thrilling Race
London May 30 The annual Deby at Epsom Downs drew an immense crowd as Cremorne led from start to finish amid cheering. Brother to Flurry finished second, Green's Messenger third. Backers of Cremorne celebrated as the jockey was carried off on the crowd’s shoulders. Also notes The Times editorial on the Washington Treaty arbitration, praising cross Atlantic public opinion shaping diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Epsom Downs
Cremorne
Green
Times
Washington
Great Britain
America
Madrid King hosts General Sickle in cordial reception
In Madrid on May 28 King Amadeus welcomed United States Minister General Sickle in a display of mutual friendship. Marshal Serrano as Generalissimo of the Spanish army issued a proclamation to Carlist insurgents granting three days to lay down arms and submit to the Government, warning that those remaining in arms will be prosecuted and shot if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
King Amadeus
Sickle
United States
Marshal Serrano
Italian royals arrive for Princess Imperial christening
Prussia Berlin May 30 Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess Royal of Italy arrived day before yesterday to assist at the christening of the daughter of the Princess Imperial.
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Berlin
Prince
Princess Royal
Italy
Imperial
National Congress Adopts Forest and Cabinet Proposals
The National Agricultural Congress in St Louis adopted a resolution barring political discussion to protect forests for rain production and urged six government forest sections in each township. It also called making Agriculture a Cabinet-level department. Indianapolis will host the next meeting. The National Sengerfest building, costing 60,000, seats 15,000 in the auditorium and 2,000 on stage, was completed after sixty days of work. The concert opens June 11.
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St. Louis
National, Agricultural Congress
Congress
Indianapolis
Atkins
Mike Lipman
Queen City Circus
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee
United States
Bates
Utah
United States Supreme Court
Agricultural Congress
Andy Robinson
Evansville
Ind
Vic
Col Cook Stranded off Forty Mile Point Arrives Leaky
The schooner Col. Cook, noted for colliding with the Lady Elgin in 1860, stranded at Forty Mile point on Lake Huron early Friday morning but was towed off by a tug and reached Milwaukee in a leaky condition.
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Milwaukee
Schoon Col. Cook
Lady Elgin
Forty Mile Point
Lake Huron
Washington Senate delays in Granville protocol clash
New York dispatch notes growing sentiment in Washington that Senate amendments to Granville's supplementary treaty do not satisfy Great Britain and that London may reject them. If England refuses, the treaty may fail as the Senate has done all it can. Mount Sinai hospital dedication follows with remarks by Governor Hoffman and E B Hart. California Boy advances after a long ride, while a racehorse died and another survived. Baltimore loses to Cleveland 6 2.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Senate
Granville
Great Britain
London
England
Mount Sinai Hospital
E. B. Hart
Hoffman
Cuscaco
California
Peter Simple
Baltimore
Cleveland
Clevelands
Baltimores
Tragic Webster City drowning woman abandons infant
A nineteen year old woman from Fort Dodge came to Webster City with an infant, attempted to place the child, then drowned the infant in Boone river Sunday night. She later confessed after the child was found wrapped in a shawl and she was jailed awaiting trial.
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Sioux City
Webster City
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Laws
Boone River
Causeway Collapse Destroys Jersey City Roadway
In Jersey City on Tuesday night the Montgomery street continuation causeway over the meadows sank due to excessive superstructure weight. About two hundred feet of roadway and all masonry work fell into the mire with fifty feet of adjoining meadow. Estimated repair cost no less than fifty thousand dollars.
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Jersey City
Jersey City Meadows
Montgomery Street
Emperor Sinks After Fog Collision Near Ledge Scale Island
The steamer Emperor en route from Nova Scotia to Portland struck near Ledge Scale island in dense fog last Tuesday night. Eighty passengers and crew evacuated to lifeboats, landing on Matinicus rock. The ship sank to the water’s edge yesterday and capsized, likely a total loss, insured for 25000 dollars. passengers lost all baggage.
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Rockland
Nova Scotia
Portland
Ledge Scale Island
Matinicus Rock
Yesterdy
Weather prospects and distant conflicts report
Weather forecast from Washington on May 29 notes cloudy conditions and possible rain from Western Tennessee to Lake Superior, with Easterly to southerly winds across the Middle and Atlantic States. Northerly to westerly winds bring clearing skies east of the Ohio Valley. Rumors of hostilities in Central America mention Salvadoran forces occupying a Honduras port. details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Washington
Tennessee
Lake Superior
Middle States
Atlantic States
Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Barclay murder trial verdict and proceedings noted
The jury in the Barclay murder trial at Columbus returned a verdict of murder in the first degree between 12:30 and 1 A.M. A motion for a new trial by defense counsel Noble is likely to be argued today. The item also mentions other brief news items from politics, crime, and international reporting.
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Somerville
Barclay
Mr. Noble
The Monongahela Drowning Tragedy Claims One Life
The Monongahela River incident left one man dead after a skiff capsized on Friday. Julius Kintz, 22, was recovered Saturday as the coroner’s jury found accidental drowning after examining evidence and noting the boat had carried up to nine passengers despite guidance against overloading.
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Monongahela
Monongahela River
Julius Kintz
Meller
Kurtz
Pittsburg
Cotton Market Report from Galveston and Nearby Cities
Cotton market notes show quiet trading amid mixed receipts and small bale counts in Galveston and Memphis with several stuck offers and varying middling prices. Trade activity appears light with bales listed, unconfirmed figures, and differing quotes across ports and buyers.
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Galveston
Mae
Middlin Mc
Angousts
Serensek
Local notes and political notices mixed with Chicago era updates
Local items include weather and crops, cultural events, and musical figures with scattered regional politics. A Brooklyn assembly report covers church leadership, editor elections, and policies while other items mention city governance, theater, and a gas contract inquiry.
Old Pioneer Abram P Hamilton Dies In La Porte Ind
Abram P Hamilton died at La Porte Indiana on the 27th at age eighty three. Peace to his ashes. The item notes a former resident of the city and marks his passing with a local obituary style.
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Abram P. Andrew
la Porte
Ind
Atlantic and Ohio river railway project outlined
In a city meeting the Atlantic and Ohio River Railway Company convened to set groundwork for a line from Eminence through Owenton Williamston Falmouth and Brooksville to Maysville spanning about 99 to 100 miles. E F Smith was named president A P Grover secretary and S Lloyd treasurer. capital $5 million. Five candidates for City Marshal listed. City Council scheduled for 4 PM. Captain Finnessay auction sales draw crowds as he mounts the block and entertains with his style.
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Atlantic & Ohio River Railway Company
E.F. Smith
A. P. Grover
S. Lloyd
Eminence
Louisville & Lexington
Owenton
Williamston
Falmouth
Brooksville
Maysville
H. Riffe
Jnc. K. Dailey
Clint Butts
Captain Funk
Joseph Hermes
Two early morning train snoozeers wake on Newport car
At about 11 tonight two well known Newport men who had been drinking boarded a Louisville line train on Saratoga Street and slept through part of the journey. The conductor woke them near Worthville and they paid their fares before returning home on the next train. Also noted are political moves, a shirt theft arrest on Monmouth Street, bail set for assault on a blind man, and upcoming Newport and Covington bridge directors election.
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Louisville
Saratoga Street
Madison
Jefferson Streets
Worthville
H. D. Helm
Greeley
Brown
Republican and
Democratic Party of
Kentucky
Baltimore
Carroll
Hentzel’s Place to Host Music and Share Sale Evening
Hentzel improves at Sixth and Berry. Quartette to entertain tomorrow night at the Hall. No.2 Building Association to sell a share at its meeting tomorrow evening. Decrok Haut of Cumminsville and his father were thrown from a buggy near Fayetteville Brown county on Tuesday. the father was uninjured, and Decrok suffered a compound fracture of the left wrist as the horse bolted.
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Hentzel
Sixth
Berry Streets
No.2 Building Association
Decrok Haut
Cumminsville
Fayetteville
Brown County
Branham Hangs Wife-Killer After Owenton Jail Escape
A mob of about 100 men seized John Branham from Owenton jail in Kentucky on May 30 and hanged him near Sparta after he murdered his wife by ax. The incident followed reports of a violent act and an improvised carrying away from custody. News from New York notes decoration ceremonies proceeded despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
John Branham
Owenton
Washington a day of ceremonies as doors close and sessions shift
The President and officials attended decoration ceremonies while all departments closed. The House adjourned at noon and the Senate stayed in session. Reading Pennsylvania Democratic Convention expected to endorse the party platform as delegates head to the polls.
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Wishtheros
House
Senate
River News Briefs From Memphis May 30 Year
Arrivals include Pink Warble Girard Richmond and Nick Longworth from New Orleans City of Chester St Louis Departures to Richmond St Louis Longworth Cincinnati river fell one inch Arkansas rose ten inches last night weather clear and cool latest markets by telegraph New York May 30 1:30 P.M. cotton prices firmer low middlings 263 1/2 to 263 3/4 middlings 264 1/2 to 265 cents
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Memphis
Pink Warble
Girard
Richmond
Nick Longworth
New Orleans
City of Chester
St. Louis
Longworth
Cincinnati
Arkansas
Telegraph
New York
Arrangements at Spring Grove Cemetery Honored by Citizens
Thousands attended a Memorial Day commemoration at Spring Grove Cemetery with perfect transport, a flagless but armed mounds display, and a moving program led by Col. R. M. Moore. Rev. Max Lilienthal and Newport Barracks band joined in prayers and music, while Col. David H. Moore delivered a praised oration on wartime changes and humane treatment of prisoners. The crowd honored the fallen with flowers as the graves resembled a floral conservatory. A separate incident reported a wagon accident on Race Street and the discovery of Johann H. Willem's mutilated body near Evansville, attributed to possible suicide.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Citizens’ Committee
C., H. & D. Railway Company
Gibner
R. M. Moore
Adam B. Wilson
America
Max Lilienthal
Heavenly Father
Newport
David H. Moore
Columbus
Mr. Hobbs
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Ladies’ Repository
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Arthur Edwards
Northwestern Christian Advocate
J. P. Dorbin
General Conference
Bishop Jones
India Mission
India
Durbin
DeErrorr
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Presbytery
Dr. Nicolls
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Isaac Graham
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Supreme Court
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Col
Thomas Moore
Old Butler
Scott
George R. Sage
McBurney
E. D. Mansfield
Warren
Miles Gardner
M. J. Williams
Fayette
John A.smith
Clinton
Nations Zeitung
Frank H. Scobey
the Telegraph
L. B. DeLacorre
Scobey
L. A
Hamilton
David Doner
Hanover Township
Apollo
Hamil
Middletown
Covington
John Finnessay
Dayton, K
Kein Tuckey
Rivver
Spring Grove
Race Street
Johann H. Willem
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