Manufacturers press president over tariff cuts in protest
A group of manufacturers urged the President to oppose tariff reductions. The President aligned with his last annual message. Other items note Gov Davis indictments for false election certificate, Goldsmith Maid record, Ohio Senate building loan rules, a Noble County representative seat vacancy, and land leasing measures for railroads and corporations.
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Gov. Davis
Texas
W. T. Craix
Board of Appeals
The
American Trotting Association
Milwaukee
Ohio Senate
Benjamin F. S.rigos
Noble County
Death by mistaken ingestion reported in Columbus miss
From Columbus special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette details a misreported death now attributed to Miss Riley by swallowing extract cel ehrium. A West Mound street fire causes about 1000 dollars in damage. hydrants froze and performed poorly. insurance largely covers losses. Additional items note railway leadership changes, Noble County election debate, constitutional convention counts, Springfield Library incorporation, and Knights of Pythias meeting set for Mansfield.
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West Mound Street
Home Insurance Company
Columbus
John Durand
Pittsburg
J. D. Ellizon
Little Miami
Cincinnati
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Noble County
Ball
Spriggs
McGarry
Williams
Fayette
Callen
Mercer
House
Ely
Lorain
Sterling
Union
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Brunswick
Hamilton
Smith
Montgomery
Powell
Delaware
Ohio
Defiance
Holmer
Tuscarawas
Wood
Springfield Library Association
Indianapolis dispatch hints at Kimball appointment as secretary of state
Reports from Indianapolis and Springfield indicate Governor will nominate Gen. Nathan Kimball to succeed the late Norman Eddy as Secretary of State, with Eddy’s son serving as Chief Deputy. proceeds directed to Eddy family. Also notes gambling raids and Purdue University cornerstone plans. Springfield dispatch records burglary verdicts and a new trial in a separate case.
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Iptasapplis
Norman Eddy
Nathan Kimball
Col. Eddy
Chicago
State Agricultors College
Purdue University
Lafayette
Springfield
News
Cincinnati Gazette
Serinerisop
Luke Brennan
Thos. Coleman
Thos Carrigan
John Householder
Burnsides
Elw
Rhonemus
Bank plans capital rise from Ironton to meet growth
From Ironton reports reach Cincinnati Gazette. Second National Bank of Ironton has authority to increase its capital in this city. The move aims to meet the business needs of the community as the bank advances to expand its resources and influence.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Lontos, O
Second National Bank
Uate
Marine News reports steamships arrive with cargo
Feb 1. The steamers Wyenisy and Bremen from Liverpool and the Leipsic from end Bre en ee nee p rent oat Took i, sent container Hornet, arrived here.
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Marine News
Jainet Yoru
Wyenisy
Bremen
Laverpool
Leipsic
Washington items on Bateman letters and Colfax stance
Washington dispatches discuss Attorney General’s review of Bateman letters accusing him of office abuses with Cincinnati Gazette exposure and Sherman’s potential investigation. Colfax’s position on renomination and cordial ties with Wilson are described alongside debates on steam boat, banking suspensions, Chicago relief and other Congress actions.
Settlement efforts amid Tweed era frauds spark renewed debates
New York reports on efforts to settle civil suits tied to Tweed era frauds. Connolly and Garvey, with O Conor and Com. Garrison, have faced halted negotiations over a million dollar preliminary payment. State Attorney General faces pressure to accept six million in Board of Audit claims while preserving prosecutions. Grand jury indictments loom, with officials insisting prosecutors are not obstructed and that delays may temper expectations.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Connolly
Commodore Garrison
Chas. O'Conor
Attorney-General of State
South America
Mr. O'Conor
Tweed
Woodward
Ingersoll
Garvey
Garrison
Tubby Hook
Europe
Board of Audit
Conor
Mrs. Garvey
Hall
Charles O’conor
Investigation notes and court actions at Custom House
A Dover man William Perkins offered information and was subpoenaed. Senator Howe discusses examining General Porter Babcock in Washington. James testifies about coal weights, and Derelee Leggate cites North River business issues. Adjourned. An Oyer and Terminer Court session sees Stokes’ counsel submit a voluminous plea and adjourn to Sunday. Fisk will probate grants $8 million estate with widow sole executrix. Chattanooga and Alabama Railroad ruling alters Le Riskeant case. The Times cites frauds totaling millions tied to city railroads and safes furnished by private friends.
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Custom House
Thre Eines
Wm. Perkins
Dover
N. H
Howe
Porter Babcock
Washington
Ngton
K. James
Thompson
Wecome
Leet
James Fisk
Jordan Reiing
Chattanooga & Alabama Railroad
Woodruff Sontag
le Riskeaat
Goukaid
New Yorker
the Times
The Coopers Striker and Union Membership
The Workingmen's Union continues its dispute as coopers who have found work in outside shops are rejected from membership for not adhering to union rules. The society remains firm on enforcing its requirements despite the changing workforce.
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THE
Coopers
Ata 7
Workingmen's Union
Teeranh Hart
Revenue Collection and Rail Accident Reported
The Cincinnati Gazette notes January internal revenue collections totaling 142 777 for taxable property and spirits, excluding tobacco cigars and beer. A boy named Fink was badly burned from a Denzine explosion while thawing a frozen pipe. Three Dayton & Western Railroad cars derailed due to a broken rail but no injuries. John L. Miller becomes Auditor for Dayton & Union Railroad replacing W Bomberger. Mr Clough succeeds J M Matthews as Union Depot ticket agent.
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Davros
Internal Revenue
Fink
Dayton & Western Railroad
Richmond
John L. Miller
Dayton & Union Railroad
W. Bomberger
Mr. Clough
J. M. Matthews
Union Depot
Senate Petitions Presented and Bills on Jury Law Reforms
State Governments in afternoon session debates Beavis and Oren bills. Amendments to jury law discussed. special order set for 8 p m Wednesday. New bills include building and loan association fees limit and metropolitan police expansion for Cleveland. Monuments to Harrison and Gen Hamer funded. lands must be conveyed to state. In Noble County election case, motions, substitutes, and referrals debated. joint convention counts constitutional vote with majority around 82 000. recess called. seating challenges persist.
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Jones
Licking
Brinsmade
Cleveland
Mr. B
Morris
Wright
Young
Senate
Harrison
North Bend
Gen. Hamer
Georgetown
Hamer
A. W
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Wood Counties
Putnam
Mr. Little
Noble County
Mr. Ball
Mr. Waddle
New Bird
Milligan
Franklin Township
Monroe County
Bradbury
Board of Public Works
Cunningham
German Township
Harrison County
Kentucky
Cincinnati Gazette
Frankfort
Public Library
Webb
Standeford
Chamson
Lotteries
Martin
Committee On Libraries
General Assembly
Gilbert
Yeas
Uays
Third National Bank Forgers Arrested in Baltimore
In Baltimore, Henry C. Comeys, agent of Jay Chebeck's National Life Insurance, Dr Leroy Swormstadt, and James A Lud rue dentist were seized for extensive forgeries. They allegedly passed counterfeit checks on multiple banks, with a detective firm tracing activity over eight months. Arrests occurred after bankers identified the suspects. evidence included forged checks and letters signaling shipments and payments. The men, natives of Maryland, were handed over via state requisition, with Ludwig linked to the actual forging.
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Allace
Ron Whitg
Amos Whits
Swormstadt
Samuel
Ana Rae Ville
Third National Bank of Cinet Épati
Perrin, Gould & Co
Ludwig Eee
First National . Bank
Washington
Ross Key Bros
Neot
Comeys
Swarmstadt
National Re Insurance Company
Postoffice Avenue
Ludwig
Cameron Addressed
B. Themes & Co
Philadelphiaia
Coultersville
John C. Baar
Conroys
Pennsylvania
Swarmatadt
Kentucky
Carroll County
Frederick County
North
Eutaw Street
North Howard Street
France and international dispatches from Feb 1
The report notes German prohibitions on French journals in Strasburg and Washburne’s Paris visit. It cites a US citizens’ plate gift to Col Hoffman, plus ministry changes in Spain, Russia’s minister appointment to the United States, and Sherman’s pending arrival in Constantinople. London markets show securities and commodities data, with cotton and grain price details and pork and cheese rates.
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Paris
Washburne
Nice
United States
Plate
Col. Hoffman
Spain
Retirement of Mr Holbrook The Picayune
The Picayune announces the retirement of A M Holbrook after 35 years as editor and proprietor. New Orleans Printing and Publishing Company to run the paper with an editorial staff of 300. Coverage includes congressional testimony before the Senate on alleged bribery and corruption, including Governor charges and Packard’s testimony, with disputed readings and calls for sworn witnesses.
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New OeiKrans
Picayune
A. M. Holbrook
New Orleans Printing and Publishing Company
D.C. Jenkins
W. M. Burwell
Daniel Bennett
Con
Senate
Campbell
Neass Canaleer
ajor-General
Marshal Packard
Packard
Wen
Railroad Leaders Named For Pacific Line and City Land Sale
The article notes J. Smith taking a general manager role with multiple railways including the Peoria and Rock Island and Davenport and St Paul lines, establishing the Pacific line from Indiana to St Paul. Bids opened for sale of 24 blocks near the old Custom House with high figures $1,100,000 to $1,516,000, terms cash, to be sent to Secretary Boutwell. An ex Alderman was convicted of bribery on a second indictment and jailed.
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Coe
Gn Pacific Railroad
Indiana Oomington & Estern Eeams
J. Smith
Peoria
Rock Island
Davenport & St. Paul Railwaye
Indiana
St. Paul
Yom Smith
Indiana Central
Pittsburg
Cincinnati & St. Louis
B. E
Colum- Presiden
McLean
PCRS
Custom House
Fifth Avenue
Adams, Jackson
Lasalle Streets
Dearborn
Quincy
Clark Streets
Clark, Adams, Lasalle
Monroe
Boutwell
Eager
St Louis Board of Trade opposes Chicago relief duties
At a February meeting in St Louis the Board of Trade adopted resolutions opposing free admission of building materials for Chicago relief. They urged direct national funding with transparent tax measures and warned relief would invite fraud and uneven burden. Merchants Exchange voiced sympathy but supported withholding duties to prevent fraud. copies sent to Congress.
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Chicago
Chandler
Carpenter
Logan
Finance Committee
Portland
Congress
St. Louis
Board of Trade
National Treasury
Merchants’ Exchange
Rts
Exchange
West
First Kentucky case allows negro lawyer and witnesses in rape trial
Louisville report notes a negro lawyer recently admitted to the bar arguing today's rape case where negro witnesses testified against a white man, a possible first of its kind in the county. Jonathan C. Snyder, former New York salesman for Hall's Safe and Lock Company, died suddenly this morning at Merchants'.
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Louisville
Geo. Har
Kentucky
Jonathan C. Snyder
New York
Hall
Merchants
Severe blizzard claims multiple deaths along plains tour
A February storm devastates the plains with frigid temps and heavy snow. Reports from Sioux City Vermillion Valley Beckatten and Turkey Creek confirm several fatalities including Patrick and Michal Jordan frozen near Perry Creek after a wood run. Unprecedented weather blocks roads and hampers rescue efforts as the storm drags on.
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Sioux City
Times
Patrick
Michal Jordan
Perry Creek
Beckatten
Ghoun County
Vermillion Valley
Lodi
Turkey Creek
Dakota
la Lemiars
Senate Debates Amnesty Civil Rights Law and Tax Bills
The Senate debated amnesty tied to the civil rights bill and discussed political strategy. Members questioned federal education power, loans, and the treatment of Southern rebels while weighing the broader implications for Reconstruction and party aims.
Mexican General Quiroga Near Wallapouga With 1500 Men
New York reports Mexican General Quiroga near Wallapouga on the Mier with about 1500 troops. Weather is poor, city under siege. Trevino and league rumors surface about Oaxaca operations. Rumors claim Alatorre retreated amid ongoing conflict in the region. San Francisco notes a decisive battle between Federal forces and rebels in Sinaloa, with reports of engagement near Apache Chet and Sonora front.
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New Youk
Quiroga
Wallapouga
Mier
Ierved
Trevino
Oaxaca
Mexico
Siglo
Erey Aod
Alatorre
San Francisco
Michigan News Update on River Tunnel Work Progress
Report from yesterday notes the river tunnel project facing a rock bed at 104 feet deep. Crews continue work with progress described as favorable and steady under supervision of Rev. 8 H Calthorp and The Dales pation Sacret.
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Michigan News
Dales Pation Sacret
Ae River
Indian debt and funding debate shifts as House adjourns
The House debated funding the nation’s debt amid claims of growing resources and credit strength. A letter from Assistant Secretary Richardson in London suggested renewed borrowing potential. An Indian appropriation bill faced amendments on treaty payments and depredations, leading to adjournment after a 110 to 86 party-line vote.
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Casa
United States
Honda
Richardson
London
Bank of Eens
Teee Ek
TAFFF
Terrible Rail Accident Kills Family and Others in Scranton
Eight killed and eighteen wounded in a Lehigh Valley Railroad crash near Rockport. Buffalo express toppled thirty feet after a rail broke. cars burned by stoves. Among the dead is the wife of Prof. Lewis Protorius of Wilkes-Barre. Judge Dauna, Luzerne County’s law justice, injured. A colored woman and her two children among the dead.
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Scranton
Lehigh Valley R. R
Rockport
Buffalo
Lewis Protorius
Wilkesbarre
Dauna
Luzerne County
Sho
Indictments Against Gov Davis and State Officers
The News from Austin reports indictments against Gov Davis Secretary of State Newcomb and Attorney General Alexei were returned to the Court by the District Attorney. One charge cites misdemeanor in office for issuing a false election certificate to W T Clark, while Giddings held a clear 6,000 vote lead. Milwacker reports a Wisconsin post office case noting a morning mail matter saved valued at about 4,000 dollars.
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Galversion
Austin
Dav
Newcomb
Atorney-Genera Alexei
W. T. Clark
Congress
Giddings
Prophecy Denounced by Catholic Bishop in Circular
PHILADELPHIA Feb 1 The Catholic Journal published a predicted dire prophecy of three days of darkness tied to a died religious figure. Bishop Wood issued a circular denying the claim and urging calm, stating no authenticating evidence has been found after reviewing the life of the venerable person. Catholics are reminded to believe only what the church approves and to follow its precepts to prepare for God’s judgments.
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Philapelphtia
Catholic Journal
Wood
Grand Duke Alexis Visits Mammoth Cave in 9 Mile Tour
The Courier-Journal reports Grand Duke Alexis and party arrived at Cave City at 1:17 p.m. and departed for Mammoth Cave after a brief dinner. They spent four hours exploring underground scenes and returned to town by 11:55 p.m. before resuming travel to Memphis at 12:15.
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Grand Duke
Mammoth Cave
Lovrsvi Lye
Courier-Journal
Cave City
Alexis
Memphis
Japanese Embassy Visits Governor at Sacramento then Heads to Virginia City
From San Francisco on February 1 the Japanese embassy was received by the Governor at Sacramento and will proceed to Virginia City tomorrow. The Australian steamer is detained until the ether arrives and eastern and European mails are snow blocked.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Virginia City
Cotton Markets in Multiple Cities Report Tight, Irregular
Memphis notes dull cotton market with middling at 223 c. for sale and 1,417 bales traded in the past day. New Orleans shows a quiet market with middling around 21 1/7 c. and exports reaching 917 bales to New York. Galveston reports irregular pricing with good ordinary near 20 c. and 634 receipt bales. Mosses records firm middlings at 21 4 c. and 1,229 net receipts. Savannah confirms firm market with middlings circa 26 1/2 c. and 1,563 net receipts and 1,900 bales sold. Charleston notes middlings at 21 3/4 c. with 1,458 receipts and 2,282 exports to Britain.
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Memphis
New Orleans
New York
Providence
Galveston
Savannah
Barna
Coarkleston
Great Britain
Buffalo Live Stock Market Narrow Gains Amid Light Offerings
Ber FaLo Feb 1 Buffalo market quiet to light demand as receipts reach 32 cars today and 311 cars for the period, cattle chiefly from consignments. Cattle steady to lower, hogs weak with prices down. sheep and lambs steady and active with moderate sales. Ranged weights include 1100 to 1348 lbs for cattle and 280 to 750 lbs for hogs, with lionized price points noted for selected lots.
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Beref CaTrie
Canada
New York Live Stock Market Feb 1 Report
New York, Feb 1 boxers and assorted cattle moved slowly as railways hindered throughput. About 4,000 yesterday and 550 today, with 50 cars expected. prices mixed with Kentucky cattle at 12 to 13 1/2 cents per pound, Indiana at 10 to 11 cents, Illinois around 9 to 11 cents. Sheep and lambs steady with 1,800 head yesterday and today. hogs scarce with 3,000 arriving, city slaughtered at 6 to 7 cents per pound.
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New York
Boxer
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Canada
Bear Catrrte Market Report From Baltimore
Baltimore February 1 demand more active best on sale today 67 00 first quality 36 00 medium 850 475 ordinary 50 receipts for the week 1 421 head sales 1 079 in fair demand at 650 700 receipts 0 0 and sales 2 718 head miscellaneous notes on receipts and prices for other commodities and grades
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Baltimore
River Navigation News From Feb 1 Dispatches
Telegraph special dispatches report river closures and changing water levels across towns including Pretserre Portsmouth Morcantown Greensboro Nashville Gallipolis and Evansville Weather is generally clear or moderating with river conditions varying from closed and rising to stationary or falling A drowning incident near Ashland is noted with limited details The Mary Alice and other vessels are mentioned with occasional arrivals and departures along the St Louis Cairo St Joseph routes
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Cincinnati Gazette
Portsmouth
Morcanttown
W. Va
Greensboro
Brownsville
NasHville
Harpeth Shoals
GalLhous
Vicksburg
John F. Tolle
Mary Alice
Richmond
Sam Memphis
John Kyte
St. Louis
James Howard
Arkansas River
Irontox
Ashland
Eph, Talbot
Telegraph
Turner
New Orleans
St. Joseph
Cairo
Pat. Cleburne
Indiana
Valuable American library moved from Hotel de Ville to new mairie
A large collection of American and literary works once at the Hotel de Ville in Paris contained 12 000 volumes and numerous records on United States legislation. It was placed in Rue Descamps and later transferred to the new mairie while the Hotel de Ville library escaped the general demolition.
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Hotel de Ville Paris
Union
Damensia
Rue Descamps
Mairie
Tadastines
Hotel de Villa
Supreme Court of Ohio Returns to Public View in 1872 docket
The Ohio Supreme Court session details a consolidated General Docket for January 30 1872 with notable rulings on city railroad power taxation and public works authority. It covers Cincinnati cases including J Bryant Walker versus The City of Cincinnati and related motions on insurance policy reform and error petitions. Judges listed include Stott Welch White Day and McIbeurne with adjournment to Thursday.
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Coteverus
Josiah Stott
John Welch
William White
Luther Day
George W. McIbeurne
General Docket
J. Bryant Walker
Ohio
Murimid
Ananens
Sta
General Assembly
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
Superior Court
Court of Common Pleas
United States
The
Globe Insurance Company
Elizabeth W. Boyle
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Notable Bits From A Fractured Literary Page
A jumble of items mentions Joaquin Miller at work on a play in progress Windsor Village Vermont allegedly has at least 68 widows The Battle of Dorking is dramatized for London Alhambra Isaac Rich credited with introducing the mellifluous fish horn to Boston Thefts and delays in San Francisco over a wedding license Cel Jos Whaley dies in Charleston aged eighty five An odd London book on thirty three thousand five hundred thirty five ways to spell scissors Whipple and Motley are referenced with Prescott and large publisher advances for Romola A Rhode Island death and birth report compares yearly totals The figure of Mrs Miller is speculated Lager beer favored by Prince Bismarck A Detroit editor misreads a Bnai Brith dispatch Mudtown Pottsville gun mills and Sunday fights conclude with a fiery illumination A private library auction reveals Emmer Harold Log of Prince Rupert and Cooper manuscripts A comic dialogue about touring and venues ends in pratfalls The piece closes noting the perils and satire surrounding literary figures and publishers
Bavarian government suppresses Catholic protest over burial
A Bavarian government order forced a Catholic burial for a deceased man and required a church ceremony under threat of force. Local Catholics published a protest against government interference in religion, which authorities suppressed. The report notes Rome’s power being used against itself.
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Bavaria
Rome
Anne Eet
Hom
Don Giovanni Underwhelms Cincinnati Opera Crowd
Review finds Strakosch orchestra weak and unprepared dulling Mozart’s arias. Brignoli and Janet show flashes, Nilson sings imperfectly aside from Haiti aria. Leporello’s Jamet praised for spirit and judgment. Audience applauds Brignoli after heroic aria encore.期待 Barber of Seville stakes higher tonight with Duval and Capoul.
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Don Giovanni
Sewallow
Don Gierrani
Mozart
Brignoli
Janet
Nilston
Haiti
Batti
Leporelio
Jamet
Cincinnati
Miss Cary
Weather report for January 1872 from War Department notices
Cincinnati February 1 11 65 P. M. table lists barometer and thermometer readings for multiple cities including Baltimore Boston Buffalo Cairo Chicago Davenport Iowa Davenport Iowa Philadelphia Pittsburg San Francisco St Paul Toledo Washington and more. It notes monthly mean barometer and rainfall, prevailing wind directions, total miles traveled, and forecasts for February with northeast winds, increasing availability of southeasterly winds in the Middle and Eastern States and no dangerous winds expected tonight unless possibly along Texas Gulf coast.
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Cincinnatt
Baltimore
Boston
Mass
Clear
Buffalo
N. Y
T. Cape
Tao
Cairo
Cevenee
Chicago
Cley
Corinne
Svereeere
Smoky
Davenport
Towa
Fair
Groudy- Jamante
Iowa
Key Weat
Fla
Knoxville
Tenn
Leavenworth
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Calais
St. Paul
Minn
Toledo
Washington
Cedeevece Inseascisay
WashingToy
Gulf States
Mississi
Sparkes
Texas
The German Opera Portrays Wachtel’s Near Brilliant Season
Public curiosity grows as tenor Wachtel nears appearance with Madame Lichtmay Mlle Canissa and Hermanns in four operas. Reports from Pittsburg praise his Trovatore performance, highlighting his high C and even higher D flat, with Leonora and Azucena roles.
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Wachtel
Madame Lichtmay
M’lle Canissa
Hermanns
Pittsburg
War Library
Herr Wachtel
Mario
Rubini
Leonora
Count de Luna
Azucena
Mr. Vierling
Nile de Gebele
Fragmentary Feb property listings on Thunspay street scene
Local notice lists multiple land parcels and transfers with fragmented OCR reading. Names such as Price, Dieringer, Daley, Hamilton, Andrew, and Sibetier appear beside street references including Smith, Brown, Haines, and Lane. The text shows plots measured in feet and block identifiers, but many terms are garbled or missing, yielding incomplete deeds and assignments.
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Thunspay
Price and Ui
Smith Street
Smith A
Rosa
Dieringer
Brown Street
Hamilton
Mice Street
Cas Daley
Atten Rm Street
Nanan Gurtees Aeene Anan Matens Oy
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Thomas Drain
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Bucktown
Cincinnati Hospital
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