Cincinnati Riots Battle Toll and Mob Fire at Court House
A chaotic sequence in Cincinnati ends with the court house ablaze and a mob clashing with the militia. Fire consumes the building as soldiers and police attempt to quell the disorder, with reports of multiple injuries, arrests, and a tense pursuit of alleged killers amid chaos near Music Hall and the jail.
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Parish Meeting Faces Austerity At Seventy First Church
In a recent parish meeting at Seventy first Church a push for immediate economy surfaced with ideas to curtail expenses. Proposals included cutting the paid choir, skipping the Bender school picnic and youth dance, and ending the monthly raffle, but the decision settled on reducing the minister’s salary.
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Lottery drawing promotes Mercy Hospital aid in New Orleans
The April 167th Grand Monthly Drawing by The Louisiana State Lottery Company invites readers to donate any amount to M. A. Dauphin in New Orleans to receive a ticket in the draw. The sweepstakes promises prizes including $75,000 and a $1,000,000 warrant for hospital support.
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Georgia's Claim Gains Senate Backing for Savannah War Expense
The Senate Committee on Claims will favorably report a bill to pay Georgia 35 555 for funds spent defending Savannah during the Revolutionary War. The bill faces rapid House movement after unanimous Judiciary committee support, and First Comptroller Lawrence had ruled the money should offset only part of the 1860 tax. The Deadwood man praised the bill as a perfect gentleman. A Boston Globe anecdote contrasts religious zeal with domestic life.
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Lady asks to view the Christian at Work exhibit
A Philadelphia Call note recalls a morning scene where a woman enters the sanctum and gently asks to see the Christian at Work. The horse editor replies with courtesy, offering assistance and inviting inquiry.
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Clergyman Warns Against Church Raffles as Fuel
A New York clergyman condemns church raffle practices calling them the devils kindling wood and says satanic majesty should not want for fuel, per the Boston Transcript report.
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Raffles
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Pianos and Organs Auctioned to Cut Prices in Danville Americus
A long cash sale pitch emphasizes lowest prices through large purchases and two-storehouse buying power. The note highlights seven years in trade, total losses under seventy five dollars on credit, and aims to boost cash sales with special prices on new stock and organs arriving. James Faroxen enlists in Danville Virginia and Americus store networks to push bargains.
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Tle
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