Striking Labor Debates And Lottery Notice In City Paper
A chaotic city page notes an Omaha Lottery prize draw with No. 80,777 while a Boss Horse Association meeting discusses wage increases. A correspondent to the New York Herald reports on labor disputes and publicity events, touching on Spain and wartime issues as witnesses and prisoners are questioned.
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Homer
Omaha
Ae Ak
Eco
Donald
Hamda
Boss Horseoers’ Association
Havan
Menie
R. Price
New York Herald
Uate
Ross
Proclamation by President Grant on Federal intervention
The document records President Ulysses S. Grant declaring a proclamation to suppress insurrection and enforce law in a state with no legislature in session. It authorizes militia deployment if needed and calls for disorderly persons to disperse within twenty days, inviting citizens to assist in upholding peace.
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United States
Tevus
Colt
Rex
Louisiana
America
Wien
Iaberpoes
The
United
Uae
Gage
Washington
Wey, Bancroft Daviss Agting Sec
Indian Troubles in Texas General McKeizie Wakes an Attack
General McKenzie at Fort Clark sends cavalry across the Nueces and nearby counties to hunt the Sepano and Ke 8 bands. A dawn charge on their camp near Santa Rosa Mexico captures 19 warriors and recoveries horses and property. three soldiers dead or mortally wounded amid a broader tribal raid.
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Texas
McKeenzie
Ban Antorio
Tse de Bare
Brackettaville Unty
Pointe On Davilever
Nueces River
McKenzie
Fort Clark
Hie Onnnts
Anta Rosa Peennien
Mexico
Rio Grande
Kickapoos
Editors Face Severe Accusations Against Catholic Priests
Milwaukee article alleges priests abused a country girl and caused family tragedy, prompting police to arrest Christian State editors and clergy. The mother of St Mary’s Convent filed complaints of malicious lies as denounced by church leaders. A linked case charges a High Toned Divine with bastardy.
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Pxhaota
Milwaukee
Christian Segaournal
Jersey
St. Mary’s Convent
Cantaler
Methodistadivine
Ted Yeatérday
Chicago Tragedy A Brother's Suicide Details Surface
A Chicago man was found dead with a revolver in hand and a bullet wound, leaving a note for his ill sister in Worcester Massachusetts. He feared her illness and said he could not live without her. The report mentions a related Jubilee event planned for June first with high officials expected to attend.
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Francis Makwaeake Lerancis Epeace
Worcester
Mass
June Agro
United States
Canada
Sodecatniette Convention Adopts Varied Proposals
Columbus May 22 The Constitutional Convention meets with many items on the agenda as members debate legislation including prohibiting usury laws annual legislative sessions and welfare measures for the blind insane and deaf and dumb. Delegates consider rail funding taxation suffrage and militia provisions with petitions from Trumbull county urging temperance and convention relocation being discussed.
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Iolumbus
Lew
Campbell
Bestant
Peel
Rowland
Herlén
General Assembly
Layter
Neal
Carbery
Pease
Tutuia
Trumbull County
Othenemati
Baltimore Letters on City Church Scene and Society
A Baltimore correspondent writes of a Sabbath in the city’s churches with Rev. Dr. Crosby at Central Church and a large Vernon Place gathering. He notes the marble statue and wealth surrounding the parish, critiques church excess, and praises civic women, then reports Assembly discussions about church finances and interdenominational cooperation amid broader city progress.
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Star
Churél
Crosby
Oiby
Almoat
Vernon Place
Harrangues
Cicero
House of God
Methodist Church
Christ
Queen
Wendy G
Inbes
Moedin
Fey
Benevolent Enterprises
Louis
New York
Missouri
Lord Jesus
J, LC
Unpleasant Weather Delays Baltimore Assembly Delegates
Special Correspondence from Baltimore dated May 21 1873 describes a steady rain that drenched streets and gutters, hindering travel but swelling delegate attendance on the Assembly floor. A telegraph message of convocation to Brethren and greetings touched the session, with local mood dampened yet spirits lifted by the Brethren’s reception.
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Bal
Imore
Uri Speyer
Murderous tale taints city with madame Agnes pursuit
Coroner reports examination of remains found in a privy vault as investigations proceed into a hereditary house case. A star reporter spoke with a former servant about alleged transactions at No Central Avenue involving Madame Augustine and a fortune telling scheme. The servant Mary Willsnesehe, a widow with a child, described deception and coercion for money and love, leading to arrests and further inquiry.
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Maley
Heridtal
Star
M Dames
No. Central Avenue
Mary Willsnesehe
Morrow
Ariigess
Agnes
Agustine
Caine
Ana
Mtanme
Vause
Augustine
Agenan
Matey
Bucktown Misery Woman Arrested for Threat to Child
A Bucktown woman Hate O'Brien faced police court after an alleged seduction in Union City and a child born to her. The officer Fagin testified she lived with a Bucktown prostitute and contemplated harming her child before the judge discharged her with orders to care for the infant. Charity calls urged local philanthropists to aid the destitute and distraught mother.
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Hate O’brien
Union City
Howe
Gemine
Marchini
On Ee
Bucktown
Fagin
Farbin couple freed after lack of witnesses in family dispute
Police detained Geeg and Mary Farbin after a domestic disturbance. The couple was released this morning when no prosecution witnesses appeared, ending the incident without charges.
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Geeg
Mary Farbin
Werere
Model Policeman Intervened In Cautious Warning
A description notes a model policeman who confronted a man in a Senate setting, delivering a caution to restrain utterances of a troubling nature. The subject appeared surprised by the policeing interference and the careful warning.
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Senate
Reese
Boone County Court Clerk Isham Covington Dies at 80
Isham Covington Goss Hamilton longtime Clerk of the Boone County Court died near Burlington just before his 81st birthday. The report notes a lack of state law for paying assessors who count qualified voters. A meeting of area lawyers in Covington discussed appointing a chancellor candidate with Judge Hamilton presiding. Delegates from Kenton Campbell and Pendleton counties voted for Menzies as the preferred nominee.
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Covington
Isham Goss Hamilton
Boone County
Burlington
Aighpeeh
John Robinson
Co of
Penton
Campbell
Jacken
Pendleton
T. L. Jones
News
Joan &. Hamilton
Kenton Ae
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Bracken
Kenton
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Oie
Menzies
Penn
M. M. Benton
J. R. Hallam
Campbell county votes and announcements in county meeting
The secretary announced results with votes for Haliem Pryor and Houn sh in Campbell county. Mr Menzies received votes as well, with listed names and a count, then the meeting adjourned after noting increases and decisions.
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Campbell County
Haliem
Kenton
Anil Vo
Or Halt An
Pryor
Hounsh
Mr. Menzies
Lisle
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Public Works and Safety Petition Open Session Notes
The record cites a petition requesting Cornell to aid safety of iron and wood boats on the harbor. The Dayton Newport Street railroad repairs were halted with substantial sand removal needed and replacement by broken stone under Street Department supervision. A council committee recommended five additional Mesages from the President, sanitary squad, and street cleaning department, with overall claims totaling 6873 84 dollars, to be allowed.
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Sion
Cornell
Ge Iron and Works
Ae Om
Dayton
Newport Street
Woodae
Ian
BAILY MARKET REVIEW Delays and dull prices across commodities
The May market report shows a dull heavy tone with mixed quotes across grain, hay, poultry, and provisions. Wheat and corn slip while oats barley and molasses offer modest gains, with pork and bacon markets muted and general trade described as slow and steady.
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Rene Gemand
Ion Oan Ae
New Orleans
City
Iverson
Demerara
Bowen
M. Ant
Owen
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