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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1870

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Club rates and payment notice from CIN. Gazette

The CIN. Gazette urges readers to join club subscriptions with extended copies and men tion of weekly and annual registers. Remittance methods include Express prepaid or mall with registered letters, advising money orders where possible and noting risks of mail losses.

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Debate on Kentucky bill to charter Cincinnati Southern Railroad

Special correspondence reports a heated Kentucky House debate over chartering the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. James B. McCreary urges a Knoxville to Cincinnati route citing national unity and economic gains, while opponents fear Louisville losses and rail competition. The bill prompts extensive petitions and a fierce political fight among central Kentucky interests and Louisville interests.

Cincinnati Gazette Flaxxront, Jr Kentucky Cincinnati Southern Railroad Company Louisville Louisville & Nashville Geo. R. McKee James A. McCreary Josh Bell, Knox, Kitley Laurel Clay Owsley Jackson Estill Madison Clark Bourbon Harrison Pendleton Campbell Kenton Boone Gallatin Grant Owen Scott Franklin Anderson Woodford Fayette Jessamine Mercer Garrard Boyle Lincoln Rockcastle Casey Pulaski Russell Wayne Clinton Cumberlan Monroe Metcalfe Adair Ohio James R. Hindman

Kentucky Lawmakers Debate Cincinnati Southern Route

A Kentucky House debate centers on an amendment for a Cincinnati Southern Railway route via Knoxville to Chattanooga. Speakers argue the Knox route is cheaper, shorter, and benefits Kentucky, while Ohio trustees seek Kentucky consent to grant right of way and financial safeguards.

Adair Great Northern Gulf of Mexico Knoxville Cincinnati Chattanooga Charleston South Tennessee South Carolina Burnside Kentucky Louisville Louisville & Nashville Railroad Madison Coun Kenony Louis West Darien Ship Canal Covington Xington Paris Madison Eastern Coalition Galt Lumr Henderson Paducah Kentucky Central Tennessee & Georgia Railroad Knoxville & Kentucky Railroad Virginia Norfolk Tennessee & Georgia Port Royal Blue Ridge London Otal Lexington Seaboard Col. Gans United States Chatanooga Augusta Rabun Sap Ilinois Indiana Ohio Iowa General Assembly State of Superior Court City of Cincinnati, and Southern Railway Kentucky General Assembly Aailroad Stucky Corportions Ohio River General Assembly of Kentucky Corion Cincinnati Southern Getty United State Cincinnati Railway Keny Cincinnati Trustees Nee

Convention Tensions Stirring in Richmond District

A partisan clash over Fourth District nomination unfolds as supporters of Julian face opposition led by Butty Eredith. The dispute centers on campaigning tactics and perceived motives, with Flowers District, Centreville, Inc. noted and a call for Republican victory to strengthen the ticket.

Helena Montana Daily Herald Gov Asmiey Republican Party County Patta Meer Uized Butty Eredith Julian Flowers District Centrevillle, Inc Juttar Republican Richmond Jovian Jollian

M Prevost-Paradol Named Possible French Minister to US

Born Paris August 8 1829 Prevost-Paradol emerged as a leading journalist and author. He edited Journal des Debats from 1856 and 1860 and later wrote for Presse and Courrier du Dimanche. He won praise from the French Academy and served on a committee for a new edition of the Historical Dictionary.

M. Prevost-Paradol United States Paris Journal Des Débats Presse Débats Courrier du Dimanche French Academy

Weather and meteorological observations from Cincinnati area

February 16, 1870 weather report from Cincinnati Observatory details barometer and thermometer readings, wind directions, and conditions for cities including Augusta Baltimore Milwaukee Mobile Montgomery Nashville New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Shreveport and Vicksburg. Notes clear and cloudy conditions with winds noted as calm or various directions.

Weatier E. Fair E. Clondy Western Union Telegraph Company Cincinnati Observatory Cincinnati Augusta Baltimore Leavenworth N. E Milwaukee Wis Hazy Mobile Ala Montgomery Nashville Enn New Orleans New York W.y Csyke Als Pittsburg Shreveport Vicksburg Miss

Union Prayer Meeting at Second Presbyterian Church

At the union prayer meeting Rev. Mr. Worrall of Covington led the services and offered a sermon on John 21. The talk urged disciples to remain with Jesus, avoid returning to worldly pursuits, and continue preaching the Gospel to all. Reports from Delhi Portsmouth and Ripley praised local church progress and recounted an engineer’s conversion inspiring others, including fifteen conversions recently.

Worrall Covington Jesus Peter Galilee Sea of Galilee Simon Jonas Mr. Worrall Delhi Portsmouth Ripley Taylor Campbell

The Income Tax Rulings By The Commissioner

The commissioner’s rulings concern which expenses may be deducted from income tax returns. The text lists various scattered fragments including phrases about business expenses not yielding income, floor values, and other miscellaneous items.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue Busi

Annual Meeting Backs Freedmen Aid Commission in North

The Western Freedmen's Aid Commission met at Vine Street Church with Rev Henry D Moore elected chair and Rev E M Cravath secretary. Reports note 81,880.71 in receipts against 83,007.10 expenditures, 314 teachers trained, 59 boxes of clothing, and calls to expand education in the South amid fundraising concerns and potential transfer of duties to the Missionary Association.

Western Freedmen’s Aid Commission Vine Street Congregational Church Henry D. Moore E. M. Cravath Chartered Colleges Levi Coffin General Agent Office Commission A.M. A West Em Pe Ely Louisville Howard School Lexington Lincoln School Memphis Hamond Chattanooga Tenn Storrs Atlanta Friends of the Cause J. W. Alvord Educat Howard North Switzerland London Asation of Friends Birmingham England Upils Levi Corrin Messrs. Harwood, Webb and Cravath Wm. Pennpencey Levi Coffin R. 8. Rust J. P. Walker E. Harwood M. White G. M. Maxwell D. D A. Ritchie J. B. Stewart W. C. Gray John Webb Eben Halley Bengtly of Freedmen’s Aid Commission Missionary Association South

National Schutezenfess Committees Form in 1870 Meeting

A Turner Hall gathering on February 14 1870 named nominees for grand priesting committees of the North American Schuteenbunde with a large list of member names and a note that a general committee meeting will be held at Turner Hall on the 25th inst inviting all friends of the society. The second item covers the annual stockholders meeting of the Marietta Cincinnati and Cincinnati Baltimore Railroads with directors elected and a report of 1869 operations including earnings and plans for debt refinancing.

Gaserns Assembly Greenville General Assembly of Tennessee Kentucky Nashville & Northwestern General Assembly of the Commonwealth Leee Tennessee Tennessee General Assembly Nashville & Northwestern Company Hickman Fulton County Eastern Kentucky Railway Campan Ae Massachusetts New York Ohio Cincinnati Southern Railway Geo Estern & Atlantic Railroad Georgia Alabama Passin Congress District of Columbia U.S General Assembly House of Representatives Thebans Lacedemonians Cologne Basil Duke Aor Aa Fae Ae Cincinnati Chronicle H. B. ‘Payne P. Mane Tain Aia Tuomas J. Srepy Battuxett Schuteenbunde Turner Hall Bert Graf FP Pinolte J A Heer H Peentaer F Hoene Jos Lammert Johnny Stein F Schulz Klemser Neo Eereel Ates Wu Glee Alts Aa Rey Mg Solent Beeker Sobnenes Ricking B. Ertel P. Breithenrt Adam Louis Meyer Jacob Hel Jotun Grosins EP. Weltz Steeher John Lindemann Julius A . Winer Leuchie H. Chas J. A. Herr J. Vor Starx Marietta & Cincinnati Cincinnati & Baltimore Railroads Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Company John King, Jr Johns Hopkins Henry C. Lord Thomas Whitridge Nathaniel Wright R. M. Bishop J.N. Camden A. A. Chapman Wm. T. McClintick Wyle H. Oldham John Donnell Smith W.wugh Thomas Phillips Charles F. Low Wm. E. Jones Mr. Camden King Col. Mehairy Baltimore & Ohig Company Baltimore Oho Company Ohio River Parkersburg Mmal Hamilton County Athens Vinton Columbus & Hocking Valley Road Enechiecte Safra Fecterite Cincinnati & Baltimore Railway Mill Creek Bridge Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati Cincianeg Marietta & Cincinnati Company Samnelly Rumanas Ike

GlendaLe Special Meeting Reviews Lamp Posts and Jobs

Glendale council session notes progress on street lamps with thirty already in place and more than forty planned. Blair offers coal oil supply at five cents per unit, to be used by the corporation through April. Eleven applicants seek Assistant Marshal and lamplighter posts with monthly terms from $25 to $45. Bills approved include assistant mace, advertising, and lamp-related expenses. Meeting adjourned to Monday evening.

W. H. Blair Uantity Mace Larry James Corcoran Sharon Avenue

Fire at College Hill estate sparks crowd and near-miss

A fire at College Hill, part of General McGroarty's estate, drew a large crowd. Rescue efforts saved the adjacent house occupied by Mrs. McGroarty's son and the widow. The Italian Consul's residence nearby was spared as wind shifted. Origin unknown. possible arson suspected due to a trunk containing $300. Loss estimated at 1000 to 1500 with no insurance.

McCgroarty Ing O’heerah Gen. McGroarty Aoalexapitan Gres

Fragmented notice on Sausser's and railroad work

A garbled local item notes work on a Cincinnati and Baltimore Railroad area near Ludlow Avenue, with partial sentences about a contract, penalties, and a public meeting. It references a church event and a failed theater program, mentioning attendance and a disappointing lack of proper names and dates.

Ludlow Avenue Cincinnati & Baltimore Railroad Myamiee

Monument to memory of August Frank in Spring Grove

A granite monument will soon be erected to honor August Frank, a wealthy German citizen. A rose colored stone from Scotland is prepared for the vicinity of Lytlean Shillee Sees, honoring Thomas cs of Ancora and Base the dark-colored Quincy peakeer.

Scotland Lytlean Shillee Thomas Cs If Ancora

Lockland Board Hears Monthly School Reports

At the regular Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, members Olden Dunn Highland Stewart and Hartwell were present. The monthly school reports were reviewed and deemed satisfactory, noting the colored school showed significant enrollment and attendance, with about 100 enrolled. Webster’s and other bills were approved, including teacher salaries and freight charges.

Board of Education Messrs Olden Dunn Highland Nel Stewart and Hartwell Webster Uee

Avondale Meeting Notes and Recovery Update

The village Coanci meets tonight while Mr. James L Haven recovers from injuries last Thursday and expects to resume business soon. Citizens are urged to note the forthcoming events and the city corporation involvement in local affairs.

Joan

Adjourned Meeting Delayed to March Ensuing Tuesday

An adjourned meeting was held on Tuesday in the absence of the chairman. Lawrence was called to the chair. The committee was tasked to prepare measures to aid the committee. The action due to begin Tuesday in March was postponed by the council adjournment.

Orpaen I Lawrence Paganete Ted Japegsing Jeterson

Carthage Council Sets Meeting Agenda Amid Absence

The Carthage council held a regular meeting with an absence noted. Seaman was designated to prepare a copy of the tax assessment from the annual corporate records, to be provided by the county treasurer.

Corp Treass

Inauguration hall transfers and real estate listings

Fragmentary 19th century transfer notices list various property dealings. Theobald Kengenbach to John Sperry for 3944 acres on Shien eet in Colerain. John Brion to Theobald Rengenbach for lot 20 by 100 feet on Vinest street. D. M. N. Wilson to BS Allen for a 05 feet lot on Auburn street. Zadoc Davis and others with Peter Hennel for 2481-168 acres in Green township.

Wroxespar Theobald Kengenbach John Sperry Shien Colerain John Brion Theobald Rengenbach Art Rae Vinest Street Uleyes Pat Srna Mending Street A “Gp D. M. N. Wilson

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