German Unity as Political Ethnology and Fate of Europe
A historical reflection argues that German unity could redefine Europe, with Prussia as a driving force. It weighs the risks and benefits, noting how unified German power might redraw maps, dissolve Austrian influence, and alter balance of power, while considering Slavic and Lithuanian trends and the broader fate of nations.
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Russia
Osa
New England
Pennsylvania
Ireland
Scotland
Narotzon
Faepsrick
Rhine
Danube
Omsaz
Prussia
House of Brandenberg
Germany
Europe
Austria
France
Raja
Duantes V
Hungary
Spain
Netherlands
Elector
Braa Seete Een
Cincinnati Gazette
Napoleon
Great Britain
Marquis de la Fayette
Agsieo
Chamber of Deputies
Waterloo
LaFay
Gocreahy
Lucien
LaFayette
Ticknor
Ayette
United States
Bona
Olmitz
Sloeloes
Eam
Orleans
Tania Phillipa Ine
Rance Pon
McCleltomy
Jerome
Erigets
Ras Emendabia Tineri Peiseta
Ead
Practical directions for electric rods protect homes
A correspondence discusses electricity control for protection against storms. It recommends copper rods sunk deep in moist earth, continuous construction, sufficient height above structures, avoidance of sharp angles, and pointed tips of non rusting metals. It warns against fraudulent itinerant installers and stresses consulting experts. It also notes an 1840s rail collision and legal outcomes from a related case.
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Earth
Itor
Public library purchases and furniture report
A historical notice lists library matters including Rankin and Forsha Lot purchases, public library appointments, and the appointment of a French teacher. It records a furniture committee report recommending $524 to Walters & Co for furniture with security for two years and details about repairs.
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Rankin and Forsha
Committee On Furniture
Walters & Co
Ciewers
Ballauf
Committee On Buildt
Wiliam Rankin
Forshi
Gladden
Rene
Eerip
Eatio
Board of of Managers
Johnson
Dalleuf Ems
Nson
Davis
Fits
Waters
Final problem of German unity in a modern world
A dated reflection argues that failed efforts to unify Germany, Austria, and Bavarian leadership point to a larger aim of peaceful global kinship. The author asserts that war persists until shared human interests unify nations, insisting on a universal brotherhood that transcends borders.
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Sesreocsak
Germany
Austria
E. D. M. Mornow
Short line railroad route urged from Cincinnati to Dayton
A Cincinnati Gazette letter discusses routing the proposed Cincinnati to Dayton line. It favors the Franklin through Middletown route as the shortest, cheapest, and most freight rich path, arguing it passes through key towns and industries and builds on an already surveyed corridor with existing rights of way.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Waite Sutrater Sprices
Garensrzn Co
West Viacimia
Union
J. M. Mason
Trent
United States
Chestnut
South Carolina
Thos. D. Moore
Louisiana
Washington
W. W. Corcoran
Prince of
Den
Cesar de Bazan
Pold
Hohenzollern
Prim
Tin Waat A
Poe
Bees
Miese B. Beck
Kentucky
Bettie
Throu & Vail
Satan
Democratic Party
Wars River
Pasenger
Clark
Henry S. Shattuck
Ea- Andrew M. Grant
Cowdon
N. H
Lebanon
Mickie
Fae Peter
Leoane Shattuck
Grant
Superior Court
V. Barnes
Ean
Abe
Hm Hind
Shattuck Blegan
Arnes
Carnes
Barnes
V. Shattuck
West Canaan
Rclo
Ee K
Weick Bae
Gorjeartor
Poe Gee
Badger
Mr. Clark
Canaan
Shattucker
Shates
Corpathon
Cincinnati Gasette
Cincinnati
Dayton
Centrevillé
Post and Countryman
Cape Gad
Centreville
Treville
Dayton Cincinnati
Gest
Saeetia
Urvey
Franklin
Hamilton
Marietta
Middletown
Marietta Junction
Alon
Hoop Poles and Nut Planting in Local Horticulture
Inquiries seek guidance on planting shellbark hickory nuts to raise hoop poles. Questions cover timing, methods, and growth rate to usable size. Regional crop notes report corn in region, wheat thinning but heads filled, flax short but boiled, oats good, and peaches scarce. J.P.L.
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J.P.L
American Philological Association Meeting Report
Special correspondence from the Cincinnati Gazette notes the American Philological Association annual session in Rochester with welcome address by N Anderson. Highlights include reports on Greek accentuation, Sanskrit, pedagogy proposals, and discussions led by Yale and Rochester scholars, plus remarks by W D Whitney and J W Trumbull.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Roonzsrus
N. Y
Xenia
Columbus
Omr
American Phileetese Sete Tes Myorannirod
Pitas
Ager
Tee
Seddons Sandestind
Ofeere ‘Tor
Howard
Croaby
J. Boles
Chio
W. W. Optiones
Cambridge
Carina . Comfort
New Or
J. W. Trumbull
Harts
A.O. Kendrick
D.D
Rochester
Louis
Illinois
F. A
Penn
O. D. Morris
New York
Department of
Science
Yaratna
Eee
Yale
Gotkege
Kendrick
Roches
Bacon
Speare
Warren County Republican Meeting Resolution of Thanks
At a Warren county Republican meeting held in Lebanon at the Court House delegates to State and Congressional Conventions were chosen. General Worthington offered a resolution thanking General R. C. Lehenck for his labor and faithful service and noting his retirement from public service.
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Warren County
Lizawon
Cincinnati Gazettes
Court House
Lebanon
Worthington
R. C. Lehenck
Crosby Township
Sheriiff
Murder at Morse residence shocks city detective notes
Herald report describes a late night murder near Professor Morse's home on Twenty second street. Patrick Devoy, head waiter, provided a written statement detailing a mysterious closed carriage, a sleeping guard, and a hurried escape seen around half past one. Police weigh theories of multiple workers involved and a carriage used to spirit away the murderers.
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Herald
Ronterda
West Twenty
Second Street
Rerter
Devoy
Samuel P. Morse
Mala Street
Evoy
Professor Morse
Olice
Weather and crime notes from Cincinnati area Aug 1870
Meteorological observations from Henker Waar detail barometer readings and August weather. The City Auditor reports weekly receipts of 222 613 26 and disbursements of 23 025 21. Incidents include engineer Wesley Bradley injured near Loveland, burglaries on Linwood road stashes, Grace M. E. Church communion, bakery worker Charles Nagels robbed, Maria Bainbrant arrested for false income, and a milk wagon runaway turning into a milk-sprinkled street scene.
Disturbances and threats among Cumminsville residents
A chaotic Sunday report outlines a disturbance at Dan saloon on Greenville avenue where several customers clashed with Nicholas Grendalle Welch. Widespread threats circulated regarding painting acts and vigilance committees, with neighbors fearing renewed violence and police limited by local disorder.
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Nicholas Grendalle
Welch
Sanday
Hamilton Uton
Dan ' Saloon
Greenville Avenue
Rogers
Ted
Istinguieh
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MccCullen
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Ablering, J. H
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Soa Winn
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Little Miami Railroad
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A. “‘L. Clare
Jesse Niles
Linwood Road
Grace M. E
Newport
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Granville Moody
Charles Nagels
Third Street
Central Avenue
Maria Bainbrant
Halliday
A. J. Rice
Boone
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Fifth
David Walker
Peter Dreppel
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A. Bartacher
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