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Parli Ime Co
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Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
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Fifth and
Vine Streets
Ohio
Ohio Legislature Acts On Land Condemnation And Railways
The Ohio Legislature passed the McMicken University land condemnation bill and the U S government land for public buildings bill. It backs a thorough overhaul of Pacific railways, with the Wilson committee citing rascalities and constitutional violations in grants. The judiciary panel urged amendments but the push is to suppress lotteries and above all reform the railways.
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Tne
The
McMicken University
Ohio
Tavrt
U. S
Judiciary Committee
House
Stevenson
Wilson
Abolition of Corporate Privileges Call for Reform
Appleton urges sweeping reform to end corporate privileges and leave business to voluntary principle. He argues railways and other sectors profit from special legislation, calls for a broad new party platform and radical public action to cleanse politics. He warns that a single idea cannot suffice.
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Appleton
Ohio House Passes Shel Labarger's Rail Bill 38 to 32
The Ohio House adopts Shel Labarger's bill to curb railroad monopolies by a 38 to 32 vote. The debate notes that no Democrats backed the measure while three Republicans opposed it. Proponents urge regulation as rail charges rise and competition remains scarce.
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Ohio House
Shellabarger
Ohio
Congress
Senate backs amendment to bankrupt act favoring insurers
The Senate concurs with the conference report on an amendment to the bankrupt act aimed at relief for Boston insurance companies. The piece argues insurers are already highly profitable from investments and profits, and that honest firms should not need legislative aid.
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Senate
Conference Committee
Boston
Chicago
Scenes of New York Snow Chaos and Stock Exchange Farce
From Christmas to now New York endures snow mud and ice clogging streets and delaying transit. The Stock Exchange sparkles with blue and gold rooms as brokers shout and gesture amid confusion while visitors risk being tossed about.
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New York
Alton Street
Broadway
Wall Street
Astor House
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Babel
Dowalls and Delmonico Caterers Shape City Dining Scene
The piece recounts Dowalls loyalty to a local box fund and his ruinous lending to city elites. It notes Delmonico as the leading caterer with multiple large establishments and annual revenues near $100,000 at a smaller venue, reflecting a booming restaurant scene driven by visitors and transient crowds.
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Delmonico
Various News Items From Across the United States
Reports list Wayne Indiana to have an artesian well and Brooklyn annexation talks with New York City. Apollo Hall seeks alliance with Tammany. Memphis prepares Mardi Gras celebrations. Senator Wilson resigns at session end. Louisiana investigation likely to close mid next week. Western Union stock gambling continues in New York City. Gaffney to be hanged today with reprieve granted. Memphis spring meeting at the golf course begins April 29 for five days. Louisville council subscribes 1 million in bonds to Elizabethtown and Louisville railroad. Mr. Stahl of Pottsville dies after a 228 foot shaft fall. Modocs operations to continue until Government Commission arrives. Tax informalities in Delphi spur some payments. Lobbyists push for new Congress use in March. Peter Curley linked to Waterford bank robbery. 1000 quieeens in Saratoga Jail for lack of $100. Woman suffrage demonstration at Terre Haute Opera House. Cuba slavery question prompts planters to replace workers with seigne. Youngstown Ish district notes. Miners remain active.
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Brooklyn
New York
Apollo Hall
Tammany
Schuylkill
Michigan
Memphis
Wilson
Louisiana
Western Union Telegraph
New York City
Gaffney
Tle
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Delphi
Congress
Peter Curley
Waterford Ank
Saratoga
Opera House
Terre Haute
Cuba
Pearl Youngstown
Accident in Woodburn man breaks leg splitting rails
August Hopp of Woodburn slipped while splitting rails and broke a leg, taken to Cincinnati Hospital. Harry R. Smith the jeweler claimed a fee from Mr Michaels in a petty swindle case. In Police Court this morning Michaels failed to identify the prisoner. Smith reported losing $15 to a forged check game last month, with $5 in silver and $10 in cash taken.
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Hopp
Woodburn
Cincinnati Hospital
Petty Bergery
Harry R. Smith
Mr. Michaels
Michaels
Smith
Anderson
Powers Fined For Drunken Disorderly Conduct At Police Court
Walter Powers, a worker at Hamilton road pottery, faced the Police Court on drunken and disorderly charges after a fight with his foreman. An officer was assaulted during arrest. The judge, noting Powers’ bad character but leniently minded, fined him $5 plus costs with the sentence suspended on good behavior.
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Walter Powers
Hamilton Road
Powers
Heads I Win Tails You Lose in Lytle Tiger Case
Joseph German swore out a warrant for the arrest of Tom Lytle after a dispute over an attempted cornering of a tiger. German had risked a few dollars and deposit of about 100 dollars, but no significant winnings. The case was continued as the judge sought to investigate the circumstances. German’s prior actions are noted as casting his character in an unfavorable light.
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Joseph German
Tom Lytle
Mr. Lytle
Saeed
Lytle
Erman
Bankruptcy filings and a trial in United States v Levis
The docket covers the United States v J P Levis and others on a distiller's bond with Judge Swing presiding. Bateman represents the government and Denham Foraker the defense. John H Doty petitions for bankruptcy with liabilities around three thousand dollars and few assets. James E K Judkins also seeks bankruptcy for himself and Judkins & Vance with minimal assets. District Attorney Bateman sues George M Zeigler in the Circuit Court for $110 plus interest, alleging improper pay for November 1861 as First Lieutenant of Company B Forty seventh Ohio Volunteers that was received December 14 1861.
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United States
J. P. Levis Et al
Swing
Bateman & Ree
Denham & Foraker
John H. Doty
James EK. Judkins
Belmont County
Judkins & Vance
Bateman
Circuit Court of the United States
George M. Zeigler
Mington
Ohio
Zeigler
Ohio Volunteers
Afternoon Market Report Highlights Mixed Commodities and Steady Hogs
Markets show firmer demand in cattle and pork with steady to firm prices for hogs and mess pork at 13.00 to 12.75. Grains and oats exhibit mild activity with corn at 4.0 cents per bushel and rye quiet. Whisky and flour futures steady, while barley and oats offer limited changes amid uneven receipts.
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Ryve
Barney
Salea
Law of Bargain and Warranty of Horses and Live Stock
A practical legal guide for livery stables, stock raisers, inn keepers, veterinarians, and farriers. It details laws on sale and auction of horses and livestock, rules on unsoundness and vice, and the responsibility of proprietors to prevent litigation and expenses. The work urges keeping a copy at hand to guide duties and responsibilities.
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Eve Stock Rafser
Nice
Real Estate Transfers on Thursday February 6
A list of property transfers includes James Taylor to Henry Harding for a Canal Street lot and Joseph Ward to Harding for a lot on Canal Street, other deeds from L B Allen to Frank Schultz and W Bishop to J M Brown, plus various parcels in Love n D Morris Sheriff district and Sycamore and Barn Streets. Also noted are exchanges in Orchard Hill and Northern Eee streets and leaseholds on Sycamore and Denman streets with prices ranging from $465 to $8,000 per year.
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James Taylor
Henry Hardings Haus
Canal Street
Walnut Street
Osephine Ward
Same Street
Roafer
John Hornung
Bremen Street
Findlay Street
L. EB. Allen
Frank Schuitz
Barn Street
Linn Street
Plum Street
Fifteenth Street
An. W. Bishop
J. M. Brown
Loven D. Morris
J. C
Ao Walch
Patrick Hynes
Sarah K. Moore
Sycamore Town
P. W. Cope
Orchard Hill
Faashington
Peter Hishels
Joseph Bichels
Eeee
Washington Street
F. Marat
Valentine Burger
Miliana Haas
Columbia
Aniproneter
Siagtaiene Mucker
Jacob Schmucker
Iizabeth
Drassher
Storrs Town
Robert Clarke & Co. Thorough treatment deters would be buyers
The notice discusses the company’s handling of a matter at length and with thoroughness designed to deter potential purchasers from attempting the task. It emphasizes caution and procedural rigor, suggesting buyers should proceed only with full awareness of the implications.
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