Travel letters show Irish travel misery and land woes
Special correspondence from Ireland describes high hotel costs and heavy demands for "attendance" in Britain's hospitality, with drivers and servants taking much of the bill. The writer notes widespread emigration, tenant distress under landlord rent hikes, and a tense mood about land reform while praising local constabulary and Irish hospitality amid bleak rural scenes.
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Cincinnati Gazette
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Continent
Atlantic
Lome
Europe
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Illinois Central Railroad Debated by Douglas Contemporaries
A historical letter exposes J. W. Douglas's tactics in steering the Illinois Central bill through Illinois and federal chambers. The writer asserts Douglas used parliamentary moves to win the grant, contrasts Douglas with Holbrooke, and claims credit for maneuvering the bill to favor Illinois Central.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Douglas
Parton
Illinois
Mr. Parton
Stephen A. Douglas
Illinois,Central
Illinois Central
Holbrooke
Chicago
Cairo
Ohio
Congress
Parton Char
Illinois Central Bai Com. Pie
Denias
Books and Notices From The Library Trade
A vivid survey of recent books and periodicals with praise for Sommers story and Fairchilds Moga Puitospruy. It surveys Our Own Familiar Natural History of the Birds of the United States and catalogs novels by Townsend Greenwood Evans Trollope and Trollope. It notes publishers and editions in Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston and New York.
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James H. Fairchild
Oberlin College
New York
Sheldon & Co
Cincinnati
Robert Clarke & Co
Fairchild
Edwards
Finney
Morgan
United States
W. L. Bailey
E. D. Cope
Academy of Natural Sciences
J. B. Lippincott & Co
Bo Clarke & Co
Virginia F. Townsend
Arthur's Home Magazine
Boston
Loring
James Greenwood
Greenwood
London
Fields, Osgood & Co
D. Harper & Bros
Toacx@ray
Saansy
D. Appleton & Co
Hortense Mancini
Dash
Louis XIV
France
Dumas
Philadelphia
T. B. Peterson & Bro
Woman In White
Rinaldo Rinaldini
Abellino
Collins
Lapies
Hitchcock & Walden
Reichenbach
Neuringen
Delhi
J. F. Hurst
D. D
H. Oodner
Port Royal
W. H. Withron
George M. Kellogg
M. D
Helen H
Meta Lander
Tower of London
Rev
J.W. Peters
Mary Lowe
Margaret Andrews
Mary A. P. Humphrey
Frances M. Long
Children’s Repository
Eliza
Kuyler Colfax
Mr. Gladstone
Gen. Prim
September magazine contents mix at Fields Osgood Co
A catalog style listing of articles poems and illustrations in the September issue from Boston publishers Fields Osgood Co. includes Why Harry Jones did not go to Rev Walter Mitchell and various works by Stowe Howells Diaz Diaz Trowbridge Brewer Craik and others plus poetry, travel and natural history pieces with illustrations.
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Fields, Osgood & Co
Harry Jones
Walter Mitchell
Reichenbach
Caroline Cheeseboro
Lady Byron
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Jacob Flint
Bayard Taylor
Comrade
J. T. Trowbridge
Omaha
Jas
Freeman Clark
W. D. Howells
Henry Am
Washington
Sames" Parton
Dore
J. Jackson Jarvis
Ovg
Young Foxxs
Fields, Osgood &Co
Aldrich
T. M. Brewer
Croquet
Madeira Island
James Perton
Georgiana M. Craik
Lake
Mormon Wife Arrives in San Francisco After Salt Lake Escape
A prominent Mormon woman, once married to Boston merchant Cobb, arrived in San Francisco with her daughter from Salt Lake City. She joined Brigham Young as his wife after fleeing her husband, with her daughter Charlotte Cobb gaining fame as a Mormon belle. The daughter reportedly accepted marriage to a wealthy Mormon merchant after a claimed revelation. The husband is expected to join soon, likely without his other wives.
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San Francisco
Salt Lake
Boston
Cobb
Brown Case Reveals Divorce and Desertion of Fulton Clerk
The Fulton county former clerk Truman H Brown faced renewed how he obtained a divorce in Indiana and married again before his first wife knew. He resigned and left his post. His behavior sparked talk of insanity as he raved about his children left with the deserted wife and pursued visits to see them, with some doubting his sanity while others believed it.
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Kentucky fall county fairs list includes many dates
A partial schedule lists numerous Kentucky county fairs this fall with locations and week ranges. Notable entries include Marion and Lebanon August 31 to September 4, State Fair in Louisville September 13-18, and Fayette Lexington September 28 to October 2 among others.
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Marion
Lebanon
Bourbon
Paris
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Harrodsburg
Madison
Nelson
Bardstown
Sim
Fran
State Fair
Louisville
Warren
Bowling Green
Central Kentucky
Danville
Mason and Bracken
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Campbell
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Clark
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Richmond
Fayette
Lexington
Carrell
Carrollton
South Kentucky
Glasgow
Henderson
Christian
Hopkinsville
Tennessee
Nashville
Marshall
Lewisburg
Giles
Falaski
Sumner
Gallatin
Lincoln
Fayetteville
Rutherford
Murfreesboro
Williamson
Franklin
Maury
Columbia
Montgomery
Clarksville
Jacksonville
Tennessee fairs listed with dates across counties and towns
The article itemizes Tennessee fairs by county and town with dates from September through October. It also notes three Maine Senate candidates Fessenden Blaine Chamberlain and quotes General Sherman on recognizing Cuban belligerency soon after.
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Fessenden
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Chamberlain
Fearful excitement at the Cincinnati depot riot ends in arrests
A Dayton man named Wareham, accused of murder at the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton depot, faced a bloodthirsty crowd as police and officers from Dayton and Cincinnati executed a careful extraction from a crowded train. The mob, bands of several hundred, surged the depot and streets, while officers protected the prisoners and avoided violence. Wareham, calm amid danger, described his fearlessness as the crowd threatenedHang him. Hines and Estabrook showed more concern for their safety as the thrilling episode concluded with the prisoners moved to safety.
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Philip Wareham
Richard Hines
Newton Estabrook
John Ryan
John Davy
Cumminsville
Howver
Steen
Wareham
Atlantic & Great Western
Sreuyy
Evans and
Tucker
Sereant Simmons
Kenney
Ryah
Jaufer
Truss
Thorpe
Cody
Evans
Lieut. Evans
Marsha Ryan
Estabrook
Hines
Newberry
Hoadly Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
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North Kentucky Agricultural Society Fair Next Week at Provence
The twelfth annual fair of the North Kentucky Agricultural Society opens next week near Provence, running five days with $300 awarded for the fastest trotter and $100s for other speed events. A rule bans intoxicants on grounds, and a note from Omara dated August 26 confirms track readiness amid rains. The Journeymen Barbers' Union Benevolent Association incorporated with trustees Arrico and Lenert, records left by the Recorder.
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Provence
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Death of Andrew Falloz Reported in Webb Street Residence
Andrew Falloz of 3 No 29 Webb Street was found dead in his bed on Wednesday morning. Coroner’s inquest concluded death from natural causes after an apparent illness. no signs of foul play were observed. The verdict noted incapacity preceding death and the door to his room remained intact.
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Webb Street
Manatee Threat Prompts Bond Forfeiture Case
A defaulting defendant faced bond issues after a writ or force order cited as issued on Valle Streets and Bitte Soeten. The document notes a $2,500 bail default and a related $10 sum involved in the opening and granting of the case, reflecting a financial penalty tied to the proceeding.
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Arrest of tobacco dealer for counterfeit stamps in Walnut street
Yesterday morning the tobacco dealer R M Dodson of 21 Walnut street was rearrested on counterfeit stamp charges after an initial seizure. Colonel Weitzel demanded the keys to the safe, which were refused, the safe sealed, but the seal was found broken next morning. Dodson and his brother Amor Dodson were held $2500 each before the commissioner on September 7. A separate note describes two sharpers attempting a confidence game with a bogus check yesterday.
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Village council sets regular meetings and local projects update
The village council holds regular sessions on the first and third Mondays each month. Isle and Colerain Turnpike Company nears completion of a culvert at Kirby road intersection to improve drainage. A cart incident blocked by a fell fence and a near collision are noted, while Mayor Lakeman faces opposition to internal improvements yet supports Dene street straightening and opposes land speculation.
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Kirby Road
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