Interior Department heads debate signals of change in 1882
Washington dispatch discusses the incoming Interior Secretary and successor plans across bureaus. It notes confidence in the new appointee, potential reshuffles at Indian, Patent, and Land Offices, and emphasizes education in Physical Science and church roles in advancing science.
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Local Notes From The Pervald April 29 1882
Detroit reports an inch of snow last week. Hon Alphonso Taft named Minister to Austria. Cincinnati Mayor Mearns vows to enforce the Sunday law in the city.
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Detroit
Alphonso Taft
Austria
Mearns
Cincinnati
Prof Darwin Dies in London at Age 73
Noted scientist Professor Darwin died on the 20th in London at the age of 73. Scoville has withdrawn as counsel for Crar field's murderer in a defense case.
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Darwin
London
Scoville
Crarfield
Providence Tudl Co. Closes Doors After Losses
The Providence Tudl Company has shut down its operations with assets totaling 1.9 million dollars and liabilities of 1 million dollars. The closing leaves creditors and stockholders facing significant losses.
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Cincinnati Carpenters Threaten Strike Over Wages
Cincinnati carpenters plan a strike starting Monday unless their demand for higher wages is granted. They urge bargaining with contractors to address pay and working conditions.
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Incinnati
Muskingum U P Presbytery Votes Support for Pond and Smith Bills
The Muskingum University Presbyterian Presbytery unanimously approved resolutions praising the Legislature for its action on the Pond and Smith Bills. The move signals broad church backing for the recent legislative measures.
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Muskingum U. P. Presbytery
Smith
Senate Restaurant Liquor Sale Ban Enforced
Vice President Davis moves to enforce the Senate regulation prohibiting liquor sales at the Senate Restaurant and has spoken plainly to the establishment keeper about compliance.
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Davis
Senate
Pond Bill Fights Evoke Party Banner Debate
A Democrat criticizes shifting the Pond Bill dispute to political shoulders as unfounded. He argues there is no transfer of blame and notes the party’s freedom banner and Sunday protest stance are not embraced by their own actions.
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J. S. Yoprr
Local Liquor Taxes Debated Amid Court Cases
The Cincinnati Gazette notes that about 82.5 percent of last year's cases in the city court were linked to drinking or drunkenness. It argues that heavy liquor taxes should offset the expenses their business incurs on the community.
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Cinenati Gazette
Qhaiwa
Autopsy Ordered After Minister Hurlbut Death Rumors
Rumors in Lima claim poisoning killed Minister Hurlbut. Authorities ordered an autopsy as eight of ten physicians cite aneurysm of the heart, two dissent. Stomach analysis ordered and to be sent abroad for further study, fueling suspicions of foul play.
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Hurlbut
Lima
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Saloons Closed by Village Ordinance Upheld
The St Paris village council in Champaign County Ohio enacted a 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. saloon closure. The measure faced court challenges, reached the district court, and a ruling sustained its legality. The writer urges council action on the matter.
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St. Paris
Champaign County
Ohio Republicans Hopeful as Democrats Blunder, Temperance in View
The Cincinnati Commercial suggests limited chance for the GOP in Ohio citing Democratic missteps. It argues that Democrats’ blunders bolster repeal prospects and temperance reform could shift support to a party long seen as reform minded and active.
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Cincinati
Republican Party
Ohio
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Sunday Sab Law Enforced Amid Arrests and Debates
The text reports widespread Sunday sobriety under the Smith Law, noting numerous arrests in Cincinnati and other cities, with hearings set in Police Court. It also includes a lecture excerpt praising scientific progress and its impact on labor and society, arguing material advancement improves workers' conditions.
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Cleveland
Foledo
Columbus
Cincinati
Question on Church Role in Study of Physical Science
The article asks how church institutions have not fully appreciated physical science and the need for adequate provision for its proper influences. It suggests the answer will be postponed to a future occasion.
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Red Clover Tonic Promoted By Local Drugists
An old German belief claims red clover is a premier purifier for the blood when properly prepared. A tonic named Dr. Jones Red Clover Tantic combines red clover with medicinal herbs and roots, touted for liver issues, constipation, pimples, and general ailments. Available from Laibach & Donnelly for fifty cents a bottle.
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