Educational and political notes on schools and reform
A mixed extract covers state school finances in New York and Kentucky, including counts of students, private schooling, and debt. It cites Governor Leslie's views on education, race, and facilities, then shifts to Chicago hotels, then critiques political corruption around Credit Mobilier and debates about Vice President succession and capital punishment. It ends with calls for monetary reform and ending interest to curb the credit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Kentucky
Gov
Leslie
Patterson
Ohio Agricultural College
Credit Mobilier
Ohio
New York Tribune
Greeley
Thomasius
Hanover
Dix
New York
Tapid
Gazette notes German voters and currency clash in Ohio
The piece cites about 1000 German voters in Ohio amid a 625000 turnout and critiques demagogues efforts to win German support. It contrasts The New York Times views on Boutwell and currency plans with calls for specie payments and greenbacks, and condemns The Tribune’s recent temper and attacks on private character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Gazette
Ohio
New York Times
Boutwell
Wall Street
Tholde
Gazette Recommends Suspension Of Judgment On Mobilier Inquiry
The Gazette says Blaine Boutwell Elliott Garfield and Colfax are clean of Mobilier corruption but urges caution on others until further inquiry. It notes Congress knew the Pacific road was government tied and that Credit Mobilier aimed to swindle the railway and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Boutwell
Elliott
Garfield
Colfax
Mobilier
Ames
Congress
Pacific Road
Credit Mobilier
United States
Controlling Immigration Sparks Political and Labor Alarm
The author denounces government and capitalist collaboration to promote immigration, calling it a vile policy. They warn it will flood labor with Chinese workers, undermine labor unions, and slash wages, citing Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania as an example. The piece predicts unrest and possible revolution if such policies continue.
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Congress
Europe
Beaver Falls
Immigration trends show German surge and Irish decline
The past year reveals Germany sending 131 733 immigrants to America, a sharp rise from 72 360 in 1870 and 88 601 in 1871, totaling 202 604 Germans over three years. Ireland's arrivals fell by half in ten years from 116 391 in 1863 to 58 146 in 1872, while England delivered 45 843 and France 2 746.
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Ireland
England
France
Europe
Germany
America
Prairie storm claims men and women found frozen in homes
A prairies storm claimed a man named Lee and his son after a twelve mile trek southeast from the town. A second couple, Mr and Mrs Humeted, perished while searching for their stock as children survived in the house friable from exposure. A wide-ranging frost risk near Vermillion.
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Prairies
Cray
Jan
Lee
Dakota
Humeted
Law matters and court actions in Cincinnati docket
March 14 1868 contract case over bowlders from Nicolson cement street work city desisted removal and suit seeks 6998 value while contract paid 31 a paternity case verdict guilty with two year custody and security order probate administrator appointed for Frank Datkarte with $250 estate listed.
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John Nolan
Hugh Campbelly
City of
Cincinnati
Avery
Nicolson Cement
East Third Street
Pearl
Washae Street
I. In Progress
Essrs
Morrill and
Strunk
Conner and
Warrington
Arolne Dienger
Barney Gruesser
Force
Superior Court
Yaple H. McKenzie
Alter, Wiston & Co
Pendleton Boot and Shoe Factory
Herman Kernet
Frank Datkarte
Bankruptcy petition targets A G Wright of Lebanon Ohio
Wm F Thorne & Co of Cincinnati petition for adjudication of bankruptcy against A G Wright of Lebanon citing 1912.41 dollars due on three promissory notes and small balances. Also noted is a legal point on homestead exemption in Baker cases and a libel action against the steamboat Juniata by mariners seeking unpaid wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Thorne & Co
Cincinnati
A. G. Wright
Lebanon
Prichards, Alter & Co
Adam Baker
Joel K. Baker
A. Baker & Son
Celina
Swing
Covington Church Assist and Local Politics Update
The Union M E Church members gave Rev Chadwick one hundred dollars. John Kearney declines as Chairman of the City Council Ways and Means Committee. Covington Sunday schools meet tomorrow at Main Street Church. W G Stone re elected Clerk of the School Board. The Odd Fellows Hall Fair for St Patrick’s closes tonight. Covington markets are glut with rabbits from Pendleton county. The new Council may fail to obtain bank funds, limiting appropriations.
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Covington
Union
M. E. Church
Chadwick
John Kearney
W.G. Stone
St. Patrick’s Church
Pendleton County
Eek
Police Court Cases Before Judge Straub Disorderly Drunks
In police court Judge Straub sentences Anna Armstrong to thirty days and Ellen Wright to thirty days for drunken and disorderly conduct. Jacob Frite fined three dollars. John Collin and Jas Williams each receive thirty days for vagrancy. John Mahloney fined for shooting, Rosa Myers vagrancy dismissed.
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Straub
Anna Armstrong
Ellen Wright
Jacob Frite
John Collin
Jas. Williams
John Mahloney
Rosa Myers
Dr C E Newton case in police court dismissal
Dr C E Newton faced a charge of carrying concealed weapons in police court but testified that threats against him justified arming himself. Judge Straub dismissed the case. Also, John J Foley was arrested for selling stolen gloves after leaving the workhouse. Marriage licenses were issued to numerous couples listed.
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C. E. Newton
Straub
John J. Foley
St. James
Levee
Hammond-street
Camp Washington
Real Estate Transfers Friday Jan 10
J W Bevis to James McDonald transfers lot 20 by 100 on East Front Street Parsons street for 2500 dollars. Executors of N Longworth to E B Pryhero. Lockland Baldwin to Henry Westerhold transfers lot 100 feet on the south side of Ohio Misers Railroad Twenty first Ward for . H Potihorff to Alice Callahan transfers lot 16 5 by 105 5 feet on north side of Seventh street 102 feet west of Lynn street for . George Schwein to H D Becker six lots to end division of Riddle estate for 33500 dollars. Woman and wife to J H Wohrman transfers lot feet on north side of Court street est of Kossuth street for 8000 dollars. Same to same 20 acres in Mill creekship section 35 for 11000 dollars. G H Rabe and wife to Wm Randle transfers lot 33 by 100 feet on south side of Fifth street between John and Smith street for 14000 dollars.
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J. W. Bevis
James McDonald
East Front Street
Parsons Street
N. Longworth
E. B. Pryhero
Ein Lockland Baldwin
Henry Westerhold
Ohio & Misers Railroad
Twenty-first Ward
G H. Rabe
Wm. Randle
Fifth Street
John
Smith Street
Market Report Notes Steady Prices Across Commodities
Reported through 1:00 P.M. January 11 on imports exports of trading goods with Whisky flour wheat corn oats and barley prices described as steady or unchanged. Cotton sales remained steady with low mid prices and demand described as weak.
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Sarurpar
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Montucky
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Louis Lang
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C. F. Wegeler
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Barbara Ardel
Geo. W. Plunket
Margaret Parker
Geo. Jansen
Margaret Hansen
Aug. Hunigkel
Anna Schoenfeld
John Billd
Wilhelmina Schelman
R. Hettinger
Margaret Piehs
R. Strauss
Amanda Heins
Margaret E. Spencer
Wm. J. Lyster
Martha G. Oonen
J. Ledig
Louisa Schallen
J. H. Keine
Belle Rogers
J. Bisch
Emma Walz
C. Heller
Louisa Kliebecker
J. R. Forbes
Sarah A. Clark
H. D. Gerhard
Sallie A. Houte
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Emma Stewart
J. Robinson
Mary Nickens
Wm. Fischerf
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Rosa Bennett
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Kate Maineke
F. Landehr
Sarah A. Hattersley
C. Miller
Matilda Meyerfeld
J. O. Shaw
Elle Morford
G. C. Vehringer
Anna M. Witmann
Paul Williamson
M. L. Clerk
Heview
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Mon Methodist Episcopal Church
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Avacay Seer
Ventral Christian Church
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Central Ave
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Romer
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Middletown
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Grace OF God
Robinson’s Opera House
Ninth and
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Charles Cen
Hen Friedenrethh
A. D
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Orater
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A. J. Jessup
Margarethe Krollman
George Krollman
Adam Ries
Texas
H. Stordear
Ohie
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Miami Purchase
Harrison Pike
A. Ries
C. F. Yunge
Krol
Kenton County
Geo. Krol
Tafel
Superior Court OF Cincinnati
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Francis Donaldson
Wil Donaldson
Lauretta B. Rearkirt
Lauretta B. Reakirt
Guardian
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Llewelyn Reakirt
Ferdinand B. Reakirt
Hamilton
J. and
C. Reakitt
Columbia Street
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Longworth and Riate
Collins & Herron, Attorneys
Rourt OF Common Pleas
Hamilt County
William T. Tillinghast
Hannah B. Tillinghast
Tillinghast
Court of Common Pleas
Sapiether
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Business Directory
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4Th. Y. Association
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Vine St
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Henry Cecarne
Baker St
C. Miller & Sons
Grand Central
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J. G. Barkensace & Co
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