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Ohio
Political rumors and legislative slips in early news print
The column hints at Jay Gould's looming move in Western Union stock, district attorney ambitions for Warner M. Bateman, and political maneuvering in Missouri and New York. It notes satire on Greeley and Greeley heirs, Congress scheduling, and state tax shifts while lampooning public officials and legislative bills.
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Jay Gould
Western Union Telegraph
Lawmaker Eyes 25 Million Currency Bill for West
Article notes a destitute nation with $700 million in paper money. Monroe proposes a $25 million currency bill for the West. Commissioner of Internal Revenue rules no stamp tax on checks drafts or orders drawn at sight or on demand, suggesting stamps could be avoided even if checks are payable after an hour.
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Monroe
House
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Oath Debate in Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention
The convention weighs an iron clad oath for legislators requiring sworn denials of corrupt election methods and acceptance of any consideration for votes. Proponents argue harsh penalties deter graft while critics call it humiliating and question its usefulness in curbing public corruption.
Prospect of a Railroad Strike
Opinion piece arguing railroads threaten to strike over mail-rate scales and weighing possible remedies. Suggests state or federal repeal of charters as a theoretical remedy, noting contracts are voidable if consideration fails and charters could be repealed by future legislatures.
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Congress
Polygamy in Mormon practice viewed as relic needing no federal action
The author argues Congress has no constitutional power over polygamy and urges letting the Mormon practice fade naturally. It traces polygamy to persecution and charity aims, notes familial disruption, and calls it barbaric yet destined to die out if not obstructed by law.
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Congress
Illinois
Missouri
Farewell Dinner to Prof es Sor Tyndall
The farewell dinner to Professor Tyndall was held at Delmonico's in New York on Thursday night. Hon. William M. Evarts presided, with Professors Henry and Agassiz detained by other engagements. Evarts delivered a warm salutatory, ending with a whimsical quotation regarding a German physician and a noted anecdote from Mr Crabb Robinson.
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Tyndall
Delmonico
Crabb Robinson
Germany
Lectures and Essays by Prof Tyndall and Democratic Rail Legislation
The text recounts Prof Tyndall’s regret at not lecturing in Western cities due to the hard work and time required for each lecture and the desire to publish his talks after his visit. It notes other speeches by Draper and Parke Godwin and argues Democrats err in opposing Shel-labarger's bill to regulate interstate railway fares, asserting Congress has constitutional power to regulate commerce between states.
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Gensiomes
Tyndall
England
New York
Brooklyn
New Haven
United States
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Draper
Park Godwin
Shellabarger
Congress
Aldine opens February with two vivid Virginian sketches
The Aldine for February features full page illustrations by J D Woodward and J G Brown including Puncheon Raw Falls and An Attack in the Rear. It presents Virginian scenery in a new light, plus a striking Bust image of a Western frontiersman. The issue emphasizes music art and literature with poems and tales and is praised as a magnificent rivalless periodical from James Sutton & Co.
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J. D. Woodward
J.G. Brown
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New York
Global parliament debate and royal dispatches headline
The report notes a House of Commons discussion on the Washington Treaty with members Cochrane and Wyndham. a bill to remove women's electoral disabilities. Lords condemning the sinking of the Northfleet. Times commentary on Russia in Asia. Berlin dispatch discusses US annexation of the Sandwich Islands and Cuban policy. European constitutional proceedings advance with the Assembly voting on clauses and an executive two month term.
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House of Commons
Washington
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Cochrane
Wyndham
Jacob Bright
House of Lords
Northfleet
London Times
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Istan
Russia
Khiva
Badakashan
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Berlin
Spencer Gazette
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Investigation of Pomeroy by Senator York in Topeka
Senator York testified before the Pomeroy investigating Committee about payments and influence aimed at securing his congressional election from southern Kansas. He described a scheme tied to the removal of the Neodesha land office to Independence and the use of an affidavit regarding Alice Cuttom. He defended his actions as prompted by Independence residents.
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York
Pomeroy
Congress
Pomtroy
Land Office
Neodesha
Independence
Gen. McEwen
Washington
Alice Cuttom
Treasury Department
People of Independence
Deaths and disturbances noted in Hamilton County alerts
Weekly death count reports 97 deaths with one from smallpox. Hamilton County Teachers Association met in regular session. Ellen Lytle received two months Workhouse sentence for petty incidents. Elijah T. Fee jailed for grand larceny with guidance toward harsher penalties. Entre Nous club hosted a well attended party at Miss Anna Brown’s residence. Drury program at National Theater to open Monday with full troupe. Henry Barnes accused of grocery theft at Race and Commerce streets with accomplice逃 bound over in $1,000 bail.
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Anna Brown
No. West Seventh Street
Currier
Henry Barnes
Ed. Hennessy
Race and Commerce
Williams and Heltman
Police Court Drunks and Disord ers
A list of defendants in a police court session with penalties including days or months of confinement, fines and costs. Names include Patrick Murphy Pat Day Ann Armstrong Ellen Laythe Catherine Keisman and others with varying sentences for vagrancy petit larceny burglary and abusing family. Continuous statuses such as continued and remanded appear for several cases.
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Patrick Murphy
Pat Day
Ann Armstrong
Ellen Laythe
Catherine Keisman
Ann McMurrah
Lewis Catwells
Cordelia Wade
Mary Crawfield
Mary Hughes
George Kleinman
John Freys
Jas
Waterson
Cora Wallace
John Brown
John Marsh
Jas. Hamilton Qoqrene
Deliachin
Stella Howard
Bernard McMahon
James Ryan
Henry Bonds
Barbara Biller
John F. Rudy
Conrad Haines
Joseph Lindeman
Wm. Davis
Geo. W. Leary
Joseph Butler
Marriage Licenses Issued Since Last Report
A list of marriage licenses issued including J J West and Sarah Northcutte M Bustetter and Catherine Huber L Beebe and Elizabeth Rebush P Wagner and Mary C Wenck and Margaret Kohler P Kanahar and Ana Igo F Keller and Elizabeth Engle Deiters and Elizabeth Aulfdemorder J F Blent linger and Catherine Earhardt A Groff and Hannah E Gudgeon J E Striker and Julia Dieshemier M O Neal and Kate McGuire C Hansman and Louise Long G Benham and Bettie Isaacs J O'Brien and Ann Sullivan T Diskin and Mary Mullaney A J Hughes and Sarah A Reddish Riehter and Mary Hegner T F Fay and Bridget Murphy John Cunningham and Mary J ner L Rehl and Fredrika Stierle M Kremmer and Rebecca Isaacs R Mason and Rachel Johnson J Lee and Minnie Miller Wm J Forsyth and Louise artm J Ruschenbeck and Elizabeth Gruh O M Clark and Amelia A Senior J B Moorweasel and Elizabeth Volker D Hinds and Jane Tolbert L Rabe and Meda ae H Phillips and Nancy A Brann BE Stratemeyer andaret Janeke R Smith and Mid U Schrotter and Matilda W Ds cestewer Isidor Money a on B Fleming DeHaven on B Fleming
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J.J. West
Sarah Northcutte
M. Bustetter
Catherine Huber
L. Beebe
Elizabeth Rebush
P. Wagner
Mar Ey
C. Wenck
Margaret Kohler
P. Kanahar
Ana Igo
F. Keller
Elizabeth Engel
Deiters
Elizabeth Aulfdemorder
J. F. Blentlinger
Catherine Earhardt
A. Groff
Hannah E. Gudgeon
J. E. Striker
Julia Dieshemier
M. O’neal
Kate McGuire
C. Hansman
Louise Long
G. Benham
Bettie Isaacs
J. O’brien
Ann Sullivan
T. Diskin
Mary Mullaney
A. J. Hughes
Sarah A. Reddish
Riehter
Mary Hegner
T. F. Fay
Bridget Murphy
John Cunningham
Mary J.ner
L. Rehl
Fredrika Stierle
M. Kremmer
Rebecca Isaacs
R. Mason
Rachel Johnson
J. Lee
Minnie Miller
Wm. J. Forsyth
Louise Artm
J. Ruschenbeck
Elizabeth Gruh
O.M. Clark
Amelia A. Senior
J. B. Moorweasel
Elizabeth Volker
D. Hinds
Jane Tolbert
L. Rabe
Meda Ae H. Phillips
Ancy A. Brann
Stratemeyer
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R. Smith
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Isidor
A. DeHaven
B. Fleming
Confidence Man Ceased by Workhouse Sentence
James Hamilton, a noted swindler, was arrested near the Little Miami depot after trying to borrow excursion funds from a countryman. Judge Straub sentenced him to thirty days in the Workhouse and fined him $50 plus costs for vagrancy, with prior police court appearances for similar offenses. Officers Fischer and Jon claim he previously stole two tubs of clothing and received a heavy penalty. He is described as a dangerous thief who treats arrests for burglary as trifling.
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James Hamilton
Little Miami
Straub
Fischer
Jon
Real Estate Transfers for Saturday February 7
The notice lists numerous transfers: J A Wade and wife to Adam Mangold for two lots in Avodale and adjoining land. Thomas Lo and wife to RB Curry for 9 acres in Columbia Township. E J Britton to J A Bevis over a share of property in Colerain. Isaac Dayton and Thalia Turrill to Charlana Tickey for 43 by 7 feet on tamigas street. J B Olcott et al. to J R Reed leasehold on Spring Grove Avenue. multiple other conveyances in Senden, Spring Township, and Mount Pleasant, with various parcels, sizes, and nominal sums noted as love and affection or specific dollar amounts.
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Adam Mangold
Lebanon
Union Street
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Thomas Lo
RB. L. Curry
Columbia Town
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Colerain
Isaac Dayton
Thalia Turrill
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J. R. Reed
Spring Grove Avenue
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Senden
Beeingaed Et al
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Elizabeth Sterwerf
Bor Fa Hacklinger
Mount Pleasant
Catherine Sterwerf
Secaren
Springfield Township
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Dayton Alley
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Urah E.bedinger
Janes Farley
Ley
John
Cutter Streets
Afterhook Market Review Reported to 1 P. M Saturday
Market report covers the latest 24 hour activity in commodities. Wheat and maize show weak demand with prices near previous levels while cotton and oats move slightly. whiskey remains brisk with sales around 90 cents per gallon. Bulk meats and bacon show dull to moderate interest and prices hold firm on key cuts.
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