Prospect of Indian Outbreaks The Sioux Troubles
Rumor of potential hostilities involving the Sioux and Blackfeet tribes spreads concern. Reports note possible clashes and Indian threats affecting frontier settlements and traders in the region.
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1873
Page
1
Washington notes on New Loan and security taxes
Treasury inquiries seek distribution of fifty million loan subscriptions between Europe and America and bond payment sources. Other items report two U S Infantry companies in Colfax Louisiana keeping peace after a riot. Vienna Commission corruption claims centered on decorating expenses. and Gov Cook’s District annual message praising public improvements, real estate transfers, and building activity in 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Europe
America
Whic
Cook
Amerney
Washington
Recorder of Deeds
Assault on New York Collector in April Office Attack
Sanford M. Murray, collector for the New York Gas Company, was attacked with an ax by Dr. Browne in his William Street office and is believed to be dying. Browne is held at the Tombs as investigations into gas works disputes and worker relations proceed. Convicts escaped from Blackwell's Island, with several recaptured. strikes occur among Crispins. Indian commissioners meet, warning of possible Sioux trouble if Northern Pacific terms fail, and reports of boarding-house disputes hinder shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sanford M. Murray
New York Gas Company
Browne
William Street
Committee On Trades and Manufactures
Assembly
Fos
Pora
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Washington
Northern Pacific
Spotted Tail
Chi
Black River
Powder Hill
Wrestling Match Planned for May in Troy New York
A $1500 stake wrestling match is set for May 5 in Troy New York between Homer Lane of Albany and John McMahon of Rutland Vermont. McMahon won choice of ground. Lane is favored by bettors. Rumor says H M Laughlin may return to face the winner for $2509. Also news on the Western Farmers Convention and proposed 10 percent teacher wage cuts amid charter funding constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Lane
John McMahon
Rutland
Vermont
McMahon
Troy
Lane
H. M. Laughlin
Fighting reported between US soldiers and Blackfeet in Manitoba
A Fort Garry telegram reports clashes between United States soldiers and Blackfeet in the interior. Rumors say many American troops were killed and fear that the outbreak may herald further trouble in the Blackfeet country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Fort Garry
Manitoba
Fight of the Pathies Sutlers on the Gubernatorial Chair
Boston April 29 The trial of homeopathists in the Massachusetts Medical Society interrupted by toco is to be renewed today for alleged practices unbecoming and dishonorable as members of the society. The announcement that B F Butler will seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination alarms anti Butler forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Medical Society
Toco
B. F. Butler
Arl
Butler
Morris County Sheriff Ready to Hango Wife Murderer
Newark April 26 The Morris county sheriff completed preparations for the execution of Luignani the wife murderer to be hanged at Morristown Thursday. Luignani is very weak and may not reach the scaffold when the time arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Morris County
Luignani
Morristown
International notes on European politics and unrest
Paragraphs report anxieties over the Pope's condition, a Lisbon republican club forming, frost damage near Lyons paralleled to 1857, Paris election shocks, Bonapartists claiming a Conservative Republic setback, rumors of Carliste withdrawal from Spain, Paris and provincial results for Assembly vacancies, Vienna cabmen strike enforcement threats, Madrid arrests of Becerra and Figuerca with more sought, and a large Federalists meeting with violent speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Lyons
France
Paris
Spain
Cabmen
Vienna
Madrid
Becerra
Figuereca
Permanent Committee
Legislation Moves Through Ohio General Assembly
The legislature passed bills authorizing public libraries establishment and maintenance, allowing county bridges contracts with railroad companies, and Hamilton County to levy extra taxes for straightening. A Senate joint resolution on congressional disclosures was adopted, and Knox urged ratification of a constitutional article on senator pay after election. Recess followed as committees reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouey
Haag
House
Hamilton County
Senate
Knox
Ohio
New York
Committee On Judiciatie
Medars
Ohio House Rejects Various Bills Amid Finance Debates
The Ohio House debated an asylum fund provision favoring Hamilton County and an appropriation to rebuild two locks funded by public works lessees contributing 3000 dollars. Bills on reformatory salaries and canal abandonments failed as sessions adjourned with roll calls showing mixed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Hamilton Oenuay
Ames
The Engineers' Private Signal at Richmond Switch
Wm D Guild, an Elmwood Providence engineer, died at Richmond Switch while at his post. He greeted his wife with a distinctive whistle signal a lifetime, known as Guilds signal, heard by passengers who said there goes Guilds signal. Another engineer named Akerman from Portland uses a similar whistle near the Portsmouth bridge to notify his mother that he is all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Guild
Richmond Switch Station
Providence
Elmwood
Guild
Portsmouth
Saco
Portland
Akerman
Portsmouth Bridge
How to Begin an Article for Publication
Advice on starting a piece by writing your best opening sentence and letting the work evolve. Begin with elaborate style, then shift to the core topic. After finishing, rework to begin at the point where the article truly begins, trimming preceding content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbner
Theological Waiter at Kirkwood Bar Story
A March scene at the Kirkwood features a theological student waiter from Wayland Theological Seminary serving a gin cocktail to Jones. The student explains thirty volunteers join crowded limos to fund their studies while the tale ends with a coin offered for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Kirkwood
Wayland Theological Seminary
Washington Capitol
Better to avoid debt and own modest goods
A moral passage urges frugality and self sufficiency by valuing owning a simple calico dress and a log cabin over debt financed luxury. It promotes paying cash for small pleasures and avoiding costly upholstery, organ music, or grand meals tied to owed goods.
Jury Panel Reported and City Tax Dispute Deepens
The coed jury in session lists M. V. Daly as foreman and fourteen others including J Parry James Berry Wm Morg an Thomas Abbott and J H Brooke. Col James Taylor fights city taxes on his personal property claiming exemption under a four year old agreement and seeks an injunction today. Soldiers bound for Fort Benton did not depart last night and will leave tomorrow. Odd-fellows Hall hosted a well received entertainment by the Ancient order of genealogists with generally creditable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Daly
Foreman
John Parry
James T. Berry
Morgan
Thomas Abbott
J. W. Swayne
George W. Gray
Wm. Cahill
Thomas Jolly
Thomas Dessar
J. H. Brooke
Z. B. Coffin Henry Aldring
FP. F. Genoway
W. J. J. Pikmmet
Robert Ross
James Taylor
Col. Taylor
Judge Bee
N Rt
Fort Benton
Ria
Old Sergeant to Speak at Town Hall Sunday
Sergeant William Haller will deliver the Sabbath address before the Christian Association at the Town Hall on Sunday May 4 at 3 PM. The community is urged to attend to hear the popular speaker referred to as the Old Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleves
William Haller
Christian Association
Brotherhood of Mankind
Financial Update From Tuxispay Market Analyses
A weekly financial report from Tuxispay notes limited local demand with slight market dullness across currencies and gold. It describes New York open and close levels, bonds trading near prior values, and a cautious stock market influenced by banking rumors before closing modestly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxispay
Amoun
New York
Fie Crams
Goslers
Ffteodhestecnes
Rabecehsecy
Sion
The
Atlantic
Weekly Cincinnati Markets Review Tudays Market Report
Weekly market notes for Cincinnati including alcohol at 1.85 per gallon, flax bagging and cotton bags prices, prime yellow Bark prices, shipstuff and bran rates, beans and coffee demand, cheese stock levels, river and rail rates, cooperage steady with barrel prices, dried apples dull, peaches and oranges prices, and livestock market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Coinape
Bush
Beaty
Ons
Ito
Ser
OTTER
Western Reserve
Navy
Choice Navy
Comuiek
Prim Byaeles
Java
Pat Gt Co
Youghioghea
Ohio River
Si Sal
Abis Wa
Market report shows steady demand across varied commodities
The market was generally steady with firm prices in several lines. Wheat and corn were mixed with some bids and quiet demand for mixed grades. Iron and coal kept firm levels, while pork, lard, and bacon saw active early trade that softened later. Prices for cattle hides, tires, and timothy hay held steady amid moderate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zia
Ali Demalécaet
Hogan
New York
Charcoa
Seunoraboch
New Orleans
Oraes
Agere
Ns S
Em Orleans
Fair
Demerara
Labor Unions Call for National Trades Assembly Conven tion
Labor leaders urge all trade organizations to send delegates to a July 15, 1873 convention in Cleveland Ohio to form a national Industrial Association aimed at securing producers a fair share of their output. The plea emphasizes unity against monopolies and rejects turning the movement into a political party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National Trades Assembly
United States
Inter
Cleveland
Ohio
WM. Saffin
International Union
John Fehrenbatch
John Collins
International Typographical Union
H. J. Walls
Sec
Cincinnati
Cry Against Monopoly Call for a Producers and Consumers Convention
A call to meet at the Astor House in New York City on May 6 1873 to form an association of producers and consumers. The aim is to reduce transportation costs by rail and water, limit railroad power, and pursue state control where charters are violated. The message urges unity among commercial bodies farmers and manufacturers and notes Senate approval and a request for data from governments and trade groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor House
New York City
Congress
Senate Committee On
Select Committee On Transportation
Seaboard
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Railroad
United
Conon
Smith
Ilino’ Association
R. H. Furgt Y
J. B. Sargent
New & Trubee
Bridgeport
Lewis A. Tisoteuque Bo
Foulke & Bry
Elmwood, Neb
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Colfax
Department of State
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Tore Crry
Blackwell’s Island
the Farmers’ Convention
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Ontario
Stoam
Pathies
Sutler
NEW Jhrshy
Legislature
CoLuMspa
Ohfo
Daugherty
Wales
Agricultural College
Columbus & Toledo
Breckinridge
Newport
Financial and Commercial
Cheerer
Pacific Mail Return Union Telegraph
PUP
York Central
Davh
Columbus
Chicago
Indiana Central
Cleveland & Pittsburg
St. Paul
Mississip
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Fort Wayne
Hartford & Erie
Little Miami Railroad
Cincinnati, A & Dayton
Gas Co
Weekly Review OF Cincinnati Markets
M. E.R
Hanek
Io Hk Seo Dong
Stonecoal
Mill
Cincinnati Family Markets
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