Prominent Cincinnati Citizen Arius Currie Dies
Arius Currie, a prominent Cincinnati citizen, died Tuesday night. The report lists multiple political and financial items including legislative sessions in Ohio and Maryland, reform efforts, and a note on a Bankers and Brokers association receiver appointment involving John Bonner. The piece also covers various national and international notes.
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Arius Currie
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Robertr L. Currine
Bankers and Brokers Association
John Bonner
Wheaton
Chicago and Alton
Bloomington
O'Neil
Maryland
Annapolis
J. Fenner Lee
Senate
Murray Wanderer
Loase
Fetterman Massacre Revealed by Gen Brisbin
Gen Brisbin at Fort Ellis recounts the 21 December 1806 clash near Fort Kearney. Fetterman and 91 men died after being surrounded by Red Cloud’s force, with Red Leaf and Iron Clad commanding natives and Red Cloud directing strategy from near the fort.
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Brisbin
Fort Ellis
Mont
Red Cloud
Phil Kearney
Platte River
Kearney
Powder River
Fort Kearney
Fetterman
Red Leaf
Iron
Carrington
Mr. Belden
James Wheatley
Captain Brown
Belden
London
Exchange of Countesses and Newspaper Ethics
A fair manager offers a local column note praising a church festival to boost attendance and funds. The editor counters by proposing a reciprocal church notice for the Weekly Chronicle to promote the paper itself, revealing a tangle of mutual aid and quid pro quo. The exchange ends with the manager leaving in frustration.
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Weekly
Chronicle
Maine
Farmington
Christmas at Fort Laramie letter to the editor sparks defense
A reader criticizes an earlier description of a Fort Laramie event titled Christmas at Fort Laramie. The Bacchanalian Revellers receive praise for organizing the program and illumination, with notes on the small tree and wine, while a later correspondent defends the revelers and their social aim.
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Fort Laragsan
W. J. Dee
Leade
Cty
K Company
Counterfeit Five Dollar Bill Alert From Hanover Bank
Secret Service chief warns readers of a new counterfeit five dollar note issued by the Thirst National Bank of Hanover Pennsylvania. The bill closely mimics the Tamaqua design but shows misspellings such as owing and thousand and a dark thin paper. Public advised not to accept this note and to watch for the marked errors.
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Indian Territory
Maine
Augusta
Warren TH
Vinton
Senate
Henry Lord
House
WaArus
New York
Washington Monument Society
Congress
War Department
Sitting Bull
United States
Bonner
Wall Street
Weis, Fanco & Co
Missouri River
British Columbia
Mexico
California
San Francisco
Rep Berry
Pinchback
Indiana
Northwest
London
Lady Strangford
Sofia
Khtiman
Virginia
W. Holliday
H. &. Curtis
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Thirst National Bank of
Hanover
iManover
New York Telegram
Alabama
Quiza Microria
Union Pacific
Omaha
Tur Savings Banks
Massachusetts
Grant
Carr
Corrwitz
Kansas City
Trim
Charles Lewis
Crete
Athens
Grand Jury
Wartford
Conn
Walkley
Danube
Tere
England
Turkey
Russia
Secretary of the Interior
Kansas Pacific
Brae
Lincoln
Neb
Robert Murray
Missouri
Sheridan
Lieut. Theller
White Bird Cafton
Idaho
Lone Mountain
Company IF
U. S
Colorado Central
Denver
K. P
Barclay Street
Rome
Cardinal Manning
College of Cardinals
Pius IX
Malta
Sacred College
New York Sun
Fayetteville
N. C
Hayes
Sun
J.C. Bancrory Davis
Gen. Grant
Sumner-Motley
Motley
Cannon
Ife
New York City
Egypt
Tom
Maryland
Hell Turned Out of the Bible in Westminster Canon
The article notes Dr. Farrar’s recent cessation in the Westminster canon regarding the doctrine of hell. It cites his approach of quoting Bible passages containing words such as hell damnation and everlasting and asserts his firm, unhesitating stance on the matter.
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Westminster
Farrar
Old Abbey
Hell
Train Robber Nixon Held on $100000 Bail
Thomas Nixon the train robber was examined before a justice at Lodge Pole and remanded to await trial at the next district court term. He is confined in Dawson county jail at Plum Creek after uncertain identification in Ogallala.
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Thomas Nixon
Lodge Pole
Ogallala
Dawson County
Plum Creek
Omaha
Reformers Challenged on Bible Translations at Jerusalem Chamber
Canon Farrar argues against key terms in the Greek Testament and the English Bible, urging revised versions to discard mistranslations such as damn hell and everlasting. He cites Tartarus Hades Gehenna and Hinnom to explain purification by fire as correction for the impenitent. The remarks occur where Bible revisers work in the Jerusalem chamber.
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Hell
Tartarus
Hades
Gehenna
Hinnom
Jerusalem
Canon Farrar
Jerusalem Chamber
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Titursday
Gen. Brisbin
Eivery- Whore
Fort Laramie
Jeddo
Mecca
Con. BE. Bror
Anny
St. Petersburg
Europe
Col. Rice
Lampray
American Popular Life Insurance Company of
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Chicago
Shires
St. Louis
Springfield
Uls
Jacob Bunn
Myr. Bunn
Don. C. C. Brown
Bunn
The
London Times
Earl of Carnarvon
Washington
Chicago Times
House of Representatives
Chandler
Conkling
Blaine
Mayes
Rency
Wallac
Amon
Wails Chan Ber
Busi
Opin
Imou Sout
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