Adams Seward controversy and Indian matters in report
Washington reports Blair disputing Adams eulogy of Seward with Chase and Lincoln cabinet views. Indian Commissioner Smith backs Miles on Cheyenne Arapaho cases and warns on marauders and contracts. Also notes troops en route to Lava Beds and saddlery premiums offer in London.
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Lincoln’s Cabret
Adams
Seward
Blair
Chase
Lincoln
Messrs. Blair
Wells
Aera
Jackson
Smith
Miles
Arapahoe Ane
Ieeenteg Aes
High Wolf
Sleeping Wolf
Crooked Neck
Board of Indian Commissioners
Indian Bureau, &c
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Delano
A@wards
War Department
Fourth Infantry
Omaha
Little Rock
Davis
First Cavalry
Geneva Creek
Arizona
Modoc
Prisoners Released After Desertion Accusations
The group was picked up off the coast by the Spanish supply ship Jancabes. The U S Consul urged trial and release, but failed. Captain Patterson, informed by the Consul, secured their release after proving no crime beyond desertion. they now travel aboard the Richmond.
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Jancabes
U. S
Patterson
Richmond
End of a Murderer and Court Actions in New York
Murder case updates from New York report Michael Nixon being hanged at 9 06 AM for killing Charles Pfeifer. Lawler is sentenced to two years for manslaughter in the fourth degree. Berkart and Hutton v Ex Collector Schell jury deadlocked. Edward Kerrigan found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for killing a four year old in a lager beer saloon. International Peace Congress reports on Europe visit to promote arbitration and an international code.
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York
Michael Nixon
Charles Pfeifer
Order of Crispins
Oyer and Terminer
Jas. Lawler
John Darrington
Davis
Lawler
Berkart & Hutton
Schell
Edward Kerrigan
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Margaret Fritz
John Quincy
International Peace Congress
David Dudley Field
James B. Miles
Boston
Europe
Amon
Senciones Oregons
Osgo
Pomrth
Continent Visit, Arbitration Views Spark Meeting Plan
The article notes cordial reception across continental cities and British Parliament discussion favoring arbitration. A forthcoming meeting of eminent publicists is planned for September 28 with invited publicists and a coordinating committee to arrange invitations and logistics. The president arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with Gen. Babcock from New Haven. The billiard match between Dion and Daley draws interest, wagering two to one for Dion. Henry D Perkins, a Brooklyn sportsman, dies by suicide. A private dinner honors minister C A Logan prior to his departure. General Van Buren defends himself in letters to President Grant and Secretary Fish regarding Vienna Exhibition concerns and alleged mismanagement.
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Tercountry
Ingland
England
House of Commons
Geneva
Gen. Babcock
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New Haven
Dion
Daley
Henry D. Perkins
Brooklyn
Union League
C. A. Logan
Grand Lodge
Chili
van Buren
Grant
Lee Fish
Vienna
United States
N Jay
Jay
Mayer
Fish
Philip Sidney
Government gold sale report and strike misstatement
A telegraphed government report from Quebec claims stevedores and bateaux men are on strike for higher wages, but the statement is false. The workers are not striking and there is no sign of a strike, while gold sale figures appear garbled with placeholders.
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Quebec
Associated Press
Batteaux
Srike
Distillery Fire Wipes Chice Rowage Plant Near Buffalo
The Farnsham & Co distillery in Chice rowage Erie county six miles from Buffalo was destroyed by fire in the early hours Thursday. Loss is estimated at $450,000 with coverage in several insurance companies.
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Messrs. Farnsham & Co
Constitutional Convention seizes on Rules Order and various committees formed
The convention's forenoon session created a Rules and Order of Business committee and referred several resolutions. An afternoon motion by Mr Cunningham asked county auditors for railroad subscription and bond data under the Boesel Law, which was adopted. Other actions included requests for copies of a finance report and inquiries into court docket activity. Multiple committees were named on Privileges and Elections, Printing, Reporting, Accounts, and constitutional review.
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Cunningham
Allen
Hoadly
Special Commission On Finance and Taxes
New York
Layton
Auglaize
Hitchcock
Committee list of municipal and public works commissions
A report outlines multiple committees including nine on Public Institutions and Public Deist and Public Works, seven on Education, fifteen on Revenue and Taxation, nine on Municipal Corporations, nine on Corporations, seven on Miscellaneous Matters, seven on Amendments, and nine on Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors. An additional committee on Apportionment and Representation is proposed to consist of one member from each Canal District. This section notes the partial adoption of this report.
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Gw Naalp
Wayland Lyceum presents Damon and Pythias at Covington
The Wayland Lyceum held a city meeting at No 26 Fifth street Covington with entertainment including ice music and a dramatic reading of Damon and Pythias. The event concluded with a favorable toast and compliments to the participants and host.
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Wayland
J. D. Shutt
Covington
Oates Benefit at Pike's Opera House This Evening
Mrs Oates appears in the Daughter of the Regiment with Donnezetti music and is the city favorite. Arlington Cotton Kemble's Minstrels perform alongside Bil ly Manning in a Robinsons Opera-house benefit with Moran and Manniuz's acts. The National Theater offers a vaudeville and the Hidden Hand bill expected to fill the house.
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Billy Manning
Ards
Robinson
Moran and
Manniuz
Sweet William
National Theater
Hidden Hand
Beecher Installed as Pastor at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev George B Beecher nephew of Henry Ward Beecher was installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church on Fourth Street Between Main and Walnut. He preached on Christ crucified from 1 Corinthians 1 23 24 praising Paul for his moral doctrine and willingness to challenge prevailing prejudice. He argued Christ revealed God through suffering and urged the ministry to embrace a mission of labor and compassion.
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Plymouth Church
George B. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Congregational Church
Hillsboro
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Main
Walnut
Beecher
Christ
God
Paul
Ople
Mr. Beecher
Covington City Council Acts on Finances and Proposals
City officials debate funding and salaries, including Sullivans claim and a $1,700 annual salary for the City Marshal. A resolution revokes proxies in Kentucky Central stock votes and calls for bids on street and alley improvements. Committees are tasked with lighting, health, relief costs, and garbage removal as council adjourns pending Saturday session.
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Mosher
Sullivan
Lee D. Caer
Woods
Leanne
Campbell
Messrs
Glore
Woods Todd
Tallon
Committee On Law
Covington
C Nati
Louis Bauer
Ie Telie
Europe
Committee On Police
C. Butta
Col
Todd
Kentuc Central Railroad
Kentucky Central Railroad
Col. Tood
Covington Street Railway Company
Bartlett
Ross Road
Committee On Relief
Hearne
Committee On Health
Newport City Council Holds Session With Leasing and Nuisance Petitions
The Newport City Council met Thursday with President Berry presiding. A lease transfer for the Licking river landing was sent to a special committee, while Capt. John A Williamson sought a 20 year lease for a coal elevator. Actions also included sewer work approval, nuisance petitions, and a Board of Equalization report showing ward real estate valuations totaling over 7 million dollars. The 1873 levy was set at 1.50 per hundred dollars, plus sidewalk assessments in several streets.
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Newport
Berry
Neers
Tippenauer
N.g.thorn
Licking River
Ton ’S Iron and Steel Works
Air, Phillips and Stone
John A. Williamson
Thorn
John Bozzolari
Isabella
Bellevue Streets
Bellevue Street
Hamlet Street
Forrest and
Barry
Buena Vista
Board of Equalization
Ann
Tibbatte
Water works contract and street control ordinances adopted
The committee on law instructed to prepare a contract for two houses at the water works pumping station for the engineer and fireman at 5403 dollars. P A Wilson & Co awarded the erection contract. Ordinances for water works management and street protections were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Wilson & Co
Committee On Law
Noebeheiden Oreate
Aebes
New York Market Opens Steadily Amid Mixed Quotations
The New York stock market opens with a steady tone and a tendency toward higher rates. Prices show varied readings with Ex-dividends noted and several stocks like Miami Gas and Se Sedo trading at around 1043 and 90 respectively, while Gas Co. stock remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miami K
Gas Co. Co
Daily Market Review with Mixed Prices and Steady Demand
The market shows dull and nominal grades across commodities. Eggs, apples, and produce are steady with limited supply. wheat, corn, and barley are dull but held. molasses and oils steady. poultry steady with full supply. meat shows limited demand with modest price quotes.
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Bastech
Ohio
Kanawha
Kanawha Ay S Ps Staceros
Siesta
New
Mand
Betasse
Aneen
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Indian Matters
London
State Department
Saddlers’ Company of London
Lonkdon
Saddler’s Hall
Cheapside
Ohio River
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Thns
L. Patterson
Havana
Navy
Santiago de Cuba
Union
Philalphia
Nova Scotia
Drummond
Westville
Caxon
Albion Mines
Larimer
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Stillerton
John Dunn
Robert McLeod
McLeod
Eac Ae
the Constitutional Convention
Irst Presbyterian Church
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