Prominent Cincinnati Citizen Dies in Ohio
Arius Currie, a respected Cincinnati resident, died Tuesday night. The Ohio legislature chairs a session starting January 8 with balloting for U.S. Senator to follow.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1878
Page
2
Arius Currie, a respected Cincinnati resident, died Tuesday night. The Ohio legislature chairs a session starting January 8 with balloting for U.S. Senator to follow.
Gen Brisbin at Fort Ellis recounts Red Cloud s 1806 plan to attack Fort Kearny and destroy the garrison. On December 21 1806 Fetterman led 91 soldiers into an ambush by 2000 warriors, with all perishing in four hours of brutal fighting.
A fair manager and a newspaper editor trade a prank about placing notices in local columns for a church festival and a newspaper subscription pitch. Each side suggests using the others platform to promote good causes, then leaves without a ticket after understanding the satire.
A Fort Laramie reader defends a Christmas event described by critics. He credits the Bacchanalian Revellers for the program and praises K Company quarters illumination, a tiny nine inch tree, decorated with cigar stumps, and notes wine reportedly flowed freely.
Secret Service chief warns readers that a new counterfeit five dollar note, issued by the Thirst National Bank of Hanover Pa, copies the Tamaqua plate. The fake has dark appearance, thin crisp paper, misspelled words such as owing and tow ing, and is dangerous to accept. Readers should avoid this note and report it.
The excerpt discusses Dr. Farrar’s handling of the term Hell within the Westminster canon. It notes his quoting of Bible passages containing hell and everlasting and his asserted right to speak on the dogma amid a notable deliverance in the old abbey.
Thomas Nixon the train robber was examined by a justice at Lodge Pole and held on bail of $100,000 to await district court trial. He remains confined in Dawson county jail at Plum Creek after uncertain identifications in Ogallala.
Canon Farrar argues that several classic Bible terms are mistranslated and must be removed or revised in the new edition. He notes that to damn equates to condemn and that everlasting should be age long or beyond time, while Tartarus and Hades reflect purification imagery. He spoke under the same roof as the Bible revisers in the Jerusalem chamber.
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