Hayes Nomination Praised. Patterson Defends Clayton Case
Washington reports the Senate Elections Committee found no basis to proceed against Senator Bogg of Missouri. Gov Hayes nomination as Assistant U S Treasurer at Cincinnati is praised as a mark of confidence. Senator Patterson has prepared a 450 page defense and criticizes sensational press treatment. The Clayton charges were not sustained with a 33 to 6 discharge vote after sixteen Senators abstained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Elections
Senator Bogg
Missouri
Gov. Hayes
United States
Cincinnati
Patterson
Senate
J. W. Patterson
Clayton
Morrill
Carpenter
Conkling
Casserly
Fenton
Hamilton
Texas
Kelsey
McCreery
Som
Saulsbury
Schurz
Stevenson
Stockton
Thurman
Meromble Tragedy as Prairie Fire Kills Three Children
The report from Reed's Landing near St Paul describes a prairie fire on Mr Shortgen's farm. Three children, a daughter eleven, a son nine, and a Wodel boy nine, allegedly entered the blaze to help and were trapped. Their clothing burned away and all perished within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Reed’s Landing
Shortgen
Wodel
Detroit Fire Kills Three Children at Grosse Point House
A house belonging to Henry Peters burned last night near Detroit at Grosse Point. Four daughters were inside. only the oldest, 14, survived. A neighboring festival prevented residents from being present, leaving the tragedy to unfold unnoticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Grosse Point
Henry Peters
Winter Storm Delays Travel Across Curcaco
Chicago reports a severe blizzard that severely hampers travel as snow drifts pile up to feet. Omnibuses run with long intervals and many routes are blocked. The storm has persisted for hours, delaying shipments and daily commutes.
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Curcaco
Long Inter
Morning crowds fill streets as car plants restart work
Streets partly cleared by car companies filled this morning with long lines of workers marching to their jobs. Officials warned roads will face heavy traffic as plants resume operations.
Mystery of Goodrich murder remains unsolved in New York
The New York police maintain the Goodrich death was likely self inflicted though a theory now points to a woman’s possible involvement. He was said to be in debt and not wealthy as once thought. two women had been close to him, one possibly his wife. Separately the English bank swindler case advances as bonds totalling 17000 dollars are turned over to Nathaniel Jarvis, with George MacDonald’s forger deposition details from London and a two week adjournment for bank evidence.
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Goodrich
New York
Mr. Goodrich
Sweindlers
Nathaniel Jarvis
Supreme Court
Bidwell
Sherman & Co
George MacDonald
Gutman
London
Railroads in Ohio Route Clash Sparks Disorder
In Cleveland on March 2, the Liberty and Vienna Railroad and the Ashtabula Youngstown and Pittsburgh line clash after an injunction lapses. The A Y P claims control, and after stockholders mass at Youngstown the L and W men tore up track and halted trains. An affidavit seeks arrest of Hamilton Stumbaugh and others for alleged property destruction.
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Cleveland
Liberty & Vienna Railroad
Ashtabula, Youngstown & Pittsburg Company
L. & W. Road
Youngstown
McCreer
Hugh Hamilton
John Stumbugh
Y. & P. Railroad
ILLIW Ors Run Over by Freight Train
Hon John C Champlin former County Judge was killed instantly after being struck by a freight train near his home on the Chicago Rock Island Pacific line in this city. He attempted to pass cars blocking the street and fell into the space between ties as the engine struck. Both arms were severed and one leg crushed. he died within minutes.
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OrTrawn
John C. Champlin
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Weather forecast from Washington signal office
A weather bulletin dated March 26 1 AM notes a rapidly moving storm center over the middle Atlantic States with increasing northeast winds and rain or snow in the Lower Lakes and Middle and Eastern States. The Upper Lakes to Missouri valley will see continued cold northerly winds and clearing, while Ohio valley experiences northwest winds and cloudiness clearing in the Lower Ohio by afternoon. Fresh northwest winds extend from Louisiana to Georgia with clearing weather and winds shift to westerly by Wednesday night in Virginia.
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Wak Department
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lakes
Middle
Upper Lakes
Missouri Valley
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Louisiana
Georgia
Virginia
Foreign News Items From London Paris and Vienna
In London Count von Bern shorn is gravely ill with a night potentially fatal. Madrid dispatches claim Bismarck will not recognize the Spanish Republic, others say Russia and Austria withhold recognition on similar grounds. An International Patent Rights Congress will convene in Vienna with experts. three American gardeners may compete for Austrian agricultural prizes. In Paris secret Socialist Society members are arrested at Ydes, including Spaniards claiming Madrid links. Cadets at St Cyr faced discipline after recent unrest. Gen Pissey visits the school.
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London
Count von Bernshorn
Madrid
Bismarck
Vienna
Pissey
Hudson River, St. Louis storms, and political shocks
The bulletin lists varied items: Hudson River access to Newburg. a $257,000 bank deficit. Senate adjournment. storms in St. Louis Milwaukee and Chicago. Vienna Exposition appointments. large sums in legal tender notes. Tennessee governor veto of local option license. multiple celebrity visits and arrests including Bradlaugh Wilkie Collins in the U.S. and a New York murder arrest. Wisconsin Lt. Gov Pettit dies. clashes in Arkansas House. Harlem rail lease talks. several local and national legal and crime notes. notable weather and disease reports. and a long roster of political and military mentions from Boston to West Point.
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Hudson
Newburg
Senate
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Tennessee
Bradlaugh
Wilkie Collins
United States
Maine
Goodrich
New York
Joe ‘Walters
Indianapolis
Louisville
M. H. Pettit
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Cochise
Sulphur Springs
Hammond
Denver
Colorado
Portugal
Thiers
Frederick W. Cooper
Boston
Richison-Fogwell
Xeni
Isaac Page
Winona
Minn
Frank Eaton
Sherman
Stevenson
Board of Visitors
West Point
Arkansas House
Harlem
N. Y. Central
Alleghen County
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Alleghany
Clayton
Po Messenger
Engelmann Transportation Line
East Shore
State Senate of
Massachusetts
Committee On Education
Agassiz Museum
Cambridge
Commissioners Open Bids for Government Building Site
A Cincinnati meeting of the board appointed to select a site for federal government buildings opened with five commissioners present. Secretary Boutwell’s letter instructed reprinting an old ad, opening bids, and submitting opinions on the most desirable sites in Cincinnati and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Groesbeck
Taft
Foulds
Stephenson
Carson
Boutwell
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Property bids outline city condemnation offers and values
A list of bid numbers describes several property propositions in a city area bounded by streets and alleys. Each bid names owners or bidders, parcel sizes, and estimated values from $275,000 to $690,000 with condemnation terms and optional funding to cover any excess beyond $750,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt Mitchell
John Shillito
James Gilmore
John Carlisle
Avere Lewis
Philip Heidelbach
Geo. W. Bishop
E. W. Cunningham
John Cochnower
Race Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
Henry van Matre
Vine Street
Lodge Alley
Gane Street
Walnut
Main Streets
Fifth Street
Patterson Alley
Messrs
Wm. Sellen
Jacob Elias
Allen & Co
R. Wooley
Otto Heinrichsdorf
A. Mathers
J. N. Gosling
T. Pickeridg
Michael Eckert
L. F. Wehrmann
John McHenry
H. &J. Koch
B. Cavagna
Republican Ward Nominations Detail Nominating Slates
The Republicans announced ward officer nominations at last night’s primaries. Each ward lists candidates for alderman, council, school positions, constable, assessor, and executive committee with officials named across wards from First through Nineteenth, including several long and short term councilmen and school trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McVay
J. H. Weaver
Board of Education
Thos. Dewar
H. B. McKenzie
Jacob Wetzel
George W. Smith
Denton
Scarborough
E. P. Curry
Jos
Arley
Jos. T. White
Victor Wulfeck
Samuel Burdsal
Fred Stockhove
Geo. W. Palmer
Fourth Ward
John Hood
Peter Detrich
J.C. King
Fifth Ward
B. Bailey
Jos. Abbot
Frank Barringer
Geo. Sweeney
Sixth Ward
J. P. Walker
Thomas W. Hefferman
Geo. W. Woodruff
Tenth Ward
W. Siebern
Frank Kraft
Theodor Holle
Frederick Jenny
Hy. Haarmeier
Seventh Ward
Chas. Weitzel
H. C. Baum
Lewis Stubing
Henry Stuttelmeier
Fourteenth Ward
George Weitzel
Henry
E. Nineteenth Ward
John Key, Jr
Historical Ward Officials Listed in City Council Ledger
The fragment lists named officials by ward including Aldermen Councilors Assessors Constables and Executive Committee members for the Twenty-second Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards with names such as E F Kleinschmidt J Taylor W Langdon and T E Taggart among others. The period style suggests a municipal governance record or directory entry from a historic city document.
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W. W. Roberts
L. Dagner
Charles W. Green
Henry Wiethoff
E. W. Langdon
George Weigold
Wm. H. Cripps
John Kewis
Isaac C. Wiltsee
T. E. Taggart
Spring Campaign at City Republican Convention
Delegates crowd the hall for the Republican City Convention as Henry Stegner Jr chairs the session. Officers are elected, credentials reported, and S.B. Davis nominated by acclamation with M. H. Tilden named for Superior Court judge.
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Areca
Henry Stegner, Jr
L.C. Weir
Chas. Hornberger
James M. Watters
Henry Kretz
Seth
Wygold
C. W. Whittlesy
T. Dewar
P. Taft
W.A. Boone
Geo. Bauer
L. Autenheimer
E. Evans
F. A. Dossmann
Chris. Dilg
T. W. Segner
P. Stegner
Jules Dandeler
Wm. Lackey
H. Stegner
P. Kielrath
J. Remley
E.C. Armstrong
P. H. Clark
Adam Wilson
G. T. Ryan
Geo. Helde
M. Crotty
W. Schulmeyer
H. Emback
Chris. Krige
John Hauck
B. F. Pierce
C. F. Anderson
H.E. Collins
C. Shotwell
Eph. Morgan, Jr
W. H. Becke
P. Schilinger
P. Markland
I. E. Rees
J. H. Noell
D. F. Ruke
A. M
Gen. A. Hickenlooper
C. H. Blackburn
Samuel L. Hayden
Geo. F. Davis
Chas. F. Hornberger
James M.wattere
Peter H. Clark
Jas. M. Harper
Alfred Follin
Stegner
Davis
Bob Harlan
Stigner
Sands
Ryan
Jas. Sands
M. H. Tilden
Superior Court
Covington News Briefs Include Resignations and Local Incidents
Dr Foote resigns from the Second District Joint Committee on Revision of the Statutes. Mrs A W Mullett to the Covington Post Office site commission arrivals around April 4 to reassess location. Fire Dept chief probes false alarms due to a telegraph line issue with Western Union. City plans grand banquet to City Council for courthouse fittings. James P Orr Jr to Lawrenceburg Ky bearing 210 dollars from Relief Committee. Elliston House sold. William Walker to seek fortunes in Texas. A child of a colored woman poisoned by arsenic. stomach pump used. Pross of tom cause host nightly meetings at pew hall on Sixth and Madison. Geo W Baine and Rev J M Worrall spoke last night. Charles Shay on Lynn Street tried to kill wife. warrant out.
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Foote
A. W. Mullett
Treasury
Covington
Western Union
Cdip
James P. Orr, Jr
Lawrenceburgh
Friends of the
Tom Cause
Sixth and
Madison Streets
Geo. W. Baine
Grand Worth
J. M. Worrall
Democratic Convention Nominates City Officials List
The Democratic Convention Saturday night nominated a first class ticket including Marshal John Ryan City Solicitor A A Thomas Street Commissioner Ezra Thomas Trustee of Waterworks Jonathan Kenny Marketmaster Alexander Mack Civil Engineer Frank Snyder Chief Engineer Fire Department A C Hurlburt Constables John Deis W J Lehman and Peters of Dr T D Davie on the free evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
A. A. Thomas
Ezra Thomas
Jonathan Kenny
Alexander Mack
Frank Snyder
A. C Hurlburt
John Deis
W. J. Lehman
Peters
T. D. Davie
Pleasant weather draws crowds to churches and concert
The day brought many outdoors as W. H. Lowdes preached a fiery sermon on public sins and intemperance at the M E Church in the morning while Rev D J Starr addressed the evening flock. The Ole Bull Concert was extended despite bad weather with a disappointing musical result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lowdes
M. E
D. J. Starr
Ole Bull
Trustees battle over German cemetery sale in Cincinnati
Common Pleas sessions heard Trustees of The German Independent Catholic St. Peter's Cemetery contesting a sale of cemetery property now in Cincinnati. Defendants claim ownership of most lots and burying privileges. Various cases followed with dismissals, bankruptcies, attachments, and demurrers among Forrest Liedeman Caldwell Richardson Tullege Dowling and other lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. Lehman
Long & Kramer
A. Taft & Sons
Jacob Montag
Ernst Oberheu
Tafel
Forest & Lindeman
Plant Shade Trees and Care Tips for Roadside Planting
Go into the woods this spring and dig up young maples or elm trees to plant by the roadside. In wet areas choose elm, plant before buds swell, shorten limbs, and protect from cattle. Handle roots gently to avoid bruising large roots or damaging fine feeder roots.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hayes
Senator Patterson
Waseimngtom
Bogg
Mierrible
Michigat
New York City
Oezio
Weather Report
Cayuga County
Eugene Allal Perry
Portland
Columbus
Indiana
Wall Street
John Keddie
Andrew
Eigroate
Malta
Scott
Edinburgh
General Gordon
Lee
Mayne
W. H. Harrison
Alf, Cutter
H. Fenton
Bim
Plum Streets
Sixth Street
L’hommedieu Alley
George Street
Elm
Thos. Emery
Ne Street
Dr. O. M. Langdon
Sixth
Longworth
Race
Elm Streets
John T. Levis
Eighth and
Chas
Shay
Lynn Street
Dayton, D
Bamniltor
LAW Report
Common Pleas
Jackson
Miller & Jessu Poms
Yaple
Ruhl
Newton
Demurrer
Wolf
Kebler & Whitman
Feiglestock
Joslin & Co
Tilden
Meyers
D. Weber
O’connor
Grocery
Baymiller and
York Streets
Probate Court
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