Debate Over Cincinnati Southern Charter In Kentucky Assembly
Special correspondence from Frankfort reports General Basil Duke opposing a Cincinnati controlled railroad charter. Duke warns the bill would surrender state powers, threaten Kentucky interests, and place vast control in Cincinnati via five trustees and twenty million in bonds. He cites constitutional and federal court issues, arguing the project risks state sovereignty and Louisville competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Franxfort
Sénate
John C. Breckinridge
Hentk Caldwell
Frankfort
Chester
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Cenfee
E House
Healf
Basil Duke
Duk Hoses
McCreary
Kman& Obion Railroad
Kentucky
Tennessee
Madison
Cincinnati
Leburupia Pisck
Ohio
General Assembly
Siece
Superior Court of
Duke
Stevenson
Ferguson Oaking
Law Court of New York
City of New York
Croton
Court of Appeals of
Ecinnati
Ferguson
Louisville
Naan
Bible in Schools Court Decision Sparks Catholic Critique
A Catholic Telegraph summary laments the Superior Court ruling allowing Bible presence in public schools with future revision. It condemns sectarian bias, warns of Protestant influence on education, and questions the court’s logic while urging broader public support for religious inclusion in schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Telegraph
Superior Court
alPatavetes
Storer
Hagens
Sapient Reasoner
Lieber
Hagans
Wycliffe
Luther
Vatican Council Protest From German Bishops Sparks Tension
Special Correspondents in Rome report Cardinal Schwarzenberg and twenty five German and Austrian bishops sent a memorandum to the Pope. They challenge the council's process to examine proposals and press for greater papal infallibility rights. The document, German in tone, signals a potential crisis amid church deliberations. Other notes cover the German American community events in Cincinnati and Pulaski county Ku Klux Klan incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazettes
Roma
Prince Schwarzenberg
Mos
Der
Holy Apostolic See
Eas
Ecumenical Council
Council of
Trent
Cardinal Schwarzenberg
Rome
Congrégation For the Investigation
Schwarzenberg
Luther
Congregation On Questions
Council
Versailles
E.A.C
Opening of the Louisville Railroad Bridge Celebration
Special correspondence reports slow progress in Louisville for the opening events. Citizens discuss pride and timing as the first and second trains cross the new bridge while preparations by civic groups and the War in Pulaski County are noted amid public anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thane Miller
Louisvile
Woman's Christian Association
Pulaski County
Louisville
Shemp
Frankfort
Sasa
Celebrand
Revival fervor and changes at Delaware churches
A general religious revival in Delaware cities has yielded about two hundred conversions with many new adult members beyond students. Notable deaths shrink pioneer ranks, including Martin Shoub, Christian F. Wagner, and Adam Miller. The era brings lectures, Y M C A events, Argentine teacher recruitment, and a cane-related campus incident involving Prof Seymour Seamans. Judge Powell retires. Judge Waters succeeds Probate Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datawanru
Our
William Street
St. Paul's
Martin Shaub
Christian F. Wagner
Adam Miller
Delaware Sing
Mr. Shoub
Ameroele
Mena Alec Aac
J. A. Alexander
Delaware Gazette
Ufford
St. James
Thomson
Hocton
Seamans
Chemical Department
Harvard
Lawrence Scientific School
Powell
Waters
Temperance Revival in Grovertown and Adams County
A letter from P. Phievp to Temperance reports rapid temperance reform led by A. M. Collins Sons of Temperance. Seven new divisions formed in two weeks: Georgetown Leesburg Russellville Fincastle New Hope Mount Urab and Ripley with one in Winchester Adams county. more planned next week. The note says liquor is obtainable today for the first time in the county as those selling liquor have been indicted by the recently adjourned Grand Jury.
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Grovertown
Ono
Cincinnati Gazette
A. M. Collins
Sons of Temperance
Georgetown
Leesburg
Russelville
Fincastle
New Hope
Mount Ureb
Ripley
Winchester
Adams County
Morris Tyler
Connecticut
New Haven
Henry Ward Beecher
Charles Wesley
Jesus
Russ
Globe
Farmers' Club meeting reports new potatoes and cattle fattening
The American Institute Farmers' Club met at Cooper Institute with Alderman Ely presiding. Letters praised the Excelsior potato and Granite State potato varieties from New Hampshire, noting seed yields near 595 pounds per 4 pounds of seed. Dr. Trimble discussed fattening cattle and domestic animal fattening theories, while Lyman and Ayrault spoke on fattening practices and breed varieties. The session covered agricultural pursuits and land productivity in New York and Texas, with emphasis on crop and animal husbandry.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Wenal
Farmers’ Club
The
American Institute
Cooper Institute
Nathan C. Ely
John H. Chambers
H.C. Merrill
Manchester
N. H
Granite State
Whitney
Amherst
N.H
F. W. Holbrook
C. M. Wryall
Harrison County
Texas
Trimble
Newark
R. Lyman
G. Ayrault
Non
York
Cehalkex
Gia Sean Tar
Etna Iene
Reform School for Girls faces local misunderstanding
An editorial from the Toledo Commercial directors discusses widespread misapprehensions about the State Reform and Industrial School for Girls. It argues public indifference blocks the infant institution from proving its value and notes the debate over whether reforming girls is feasible, urging informed support from judges, officials, editors, and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Commercial
State Reform and Industrial School For
Ohio
Treth
Boyard
Eccentric Lives and Jewish Titles Highlight 19th Century Notes
A collage notes forbidding Christmas rites in 1677 customs and eccentric English and American figures. It traces fashion and pronunciation shifts, Harvard appointments, and Dean Gurney’s impact, then shifts to Paul Gerard’s Washington marriage card promoting equality and progress. It ends with Jewish baronets in England, listing Goldsmiths, Montefiore, Rothschild, Salomons, and Sassoon.
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Paul Gerard
Washington
England
Isaac Lyon Goldsmith
Lord Melbourne
Moses Montefiore
Robert Peel
Moses
London
John Russell
Anthony Rothschild
Baron Lionel de Rothschild
de Goldsmid
de Palmaira
Francis Goldsmid
M. P
David Salomons
Benjamin Phillips
David Sassoon
Order of the Star of India
Fechter as Hamlet in New York debut draws mixed reviews
The Tribune finds Fechter a well studied embodiment of Hamlet though not a genius, noting yellow hair and stout frame. The World admires feverish energy and sharp edits but cautions scholars won t fall for the performance. A recent spiritualist paragraph is quoted about mind and matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemble
Mr. Fechter
Meteorological Observations and Local Notes from Clacinasti
Meteorological readings by Henny Water show barometer and thermometer values for February 17, 1870. A Davenport Glab public reading at Becker's Hall benefits the treasury this evening with acts from Richard the Third and Our America's Cousin. At the regular meeting, new members elected include Knight M. Kleiner James Morrisom Co Fretech Col Join Kauffman W J Goe Hing George Johnston A Hebe and A Buchtagn, with others.
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Davenport Glab
Becker's Hall
Treasury
Richard
Americas
Board of Trade Report on Southern Rail Line Excursion
The Executive Board report details the Green Line excursion from Cincinnati, outlining rail connections from Cincinnati to southern ports, possible routes via Louisville, Nashville, and Atlanta, and the impact on commerce. It notes commitments from planters, shipments of bacon and lard, and the urgent push to complete the southern railroad to shorten trade routes and boost Cincinnati's business with the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Joseph Kinsey
Green Line
Saeed Greenwood
Cincinnati Board of
Ade
Sim
Cincinnati
Toville
Cincinnati & Louisville Short Line
Cincinnati and Louisville
Louisville & Beachville Ae
Nashville Northwestern
Nashville & Chattanooga
Western & Atlantic Raiilroad
Georgia Railroad
Southet Railroad
Charlotte, Columbia & Ata Railroad
Macon & Western Railio
Macon & Brunswick Raiload
Atlantic & Gulf Railroad
Atlantic & & West Point Bsimoad
West Point Railroad
Reilroad
Atlantic
Tee Ee
Wilmin
Charleston
Savannah
Brunswick
Nashville
Macon
Igis
Louisville
New York
Tanmore
Great Southern Railroad
South Atlantic Sea Porta
Interior
Louis Nashville
al Ie
Callas
Callao
Eavien
Sebauntivie
Agg Favor
Saree Ae
Eco
Seiarinighec
Great Industrial Exhibition Plans Stir Cincinnati Prospects
A Cincinnati chamber committee and a Board of Trade panel advanced plans for a grand Industrial Exhibition showcasing Western and Southern manufactures. They aim to unite exhibits with the Textile and Swonger fest venues, possibly in a building sized for a National Musical Festival, as city officials consider street changes and expansion. Rev Willard Spaulding of Salem Mass accepts the First Universalist Church pastorate at 4900 dollars per year, starting March.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Elias
H. Gold
James H. Laws
Wm. Chifford Neff
Abner L. Frazer
Alleghany Mountains
P. P. Lane
Thomas Wrightson
H. Av, Post
A. T. Goshers
Josiah Kirby
Mechanics’ Institute
West
Coun
Cincinnati
Willard Spaulding
Salem
Massachusetts
First Universalist Church
Covington News Roundup charters and court notes
The Licking river rises after recent rains. Mayor's Court records show two drunkenness cases. Sheriff candidates announce frequently. about field candidates remain. Frankfort rail bill support appears mixed. city dispatch notes majority for bill would pass. Deputy U S Marshal Bogis arrested several in Kentucky for revenue violations. A tobacco factory incident leads to bail for Ira Gardner and accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bogis
Louisville
Lewis Counties
Frankfort
Mit
Frederick Hoffmay
Ira Gardner
Newport Court Notices and Minor Breaches Evident
Local Newport items report minor court actions and unsettled cases. Daniel Ries Son from Ca affirmed. Flourno aice from Kenton reversed. Jerome Brown fined $20 and costs for breach of the peace. A Covington wanted notice appears, and a school board indebtedness dispute proceeds to higher court.
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Dalesation and
Ciisems
Frankfort
Daniel Ries Son
Flournoaice
Kenton
Jerome Brown
Covington
Potee Constans
Treaster
Irish Catholics to Build Sand Church in Sausses Area
A local report states a proposed handsome church for Irish Catholics will be built on a sandy site near Sausses. The council plans an evening meeting at Mentey to discuss annexation to the city and church costs tied to Rev James Jobpaan’s project, with estimates not less than $6,000.
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Yoong Men's’ Christien Association
Young Associa
Cinciteat
Sony
Mee
Christian Ladies Rdeg
M.O. A
Minkcon
Ora
Woman's Christian Association
Marion
Kentucky
Peesday
James
Colanel
Eli Hay
Charles Ya
Pulaski County
Ku-Klux Pthowan
United We
Hoffner
Aeasio
Mentey
Congregation of
Methodists
Prom Night at Clifton Hall Draws Avondale Teens
Village youths attend Clifton Hall prom amid hopes for a pleasant evening. Attendance is tallied at about ten, with friends from Avondale noted among those present. Organizers promote a wholesome gathering with promises of a memorable night.
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Clifton Hall
Avondale
T . Sppesente
Gorrinr
Union Meeting Promises Sober Faith and Rail Milestone
Local Methodist and Presbyterian groups hold a joint meeting at the union service. Attendees expect a sober focus on baptism and union in faith as anticipation builds for the completion of the Wet Line Railroad and the lasting whistle of the locomotive on the stage.
Real Estate Transfers and Y M C A notices
In springdale the Y M C A shows an enterdalpment notice and a real estate transfers item. Read readable fragments mention a lot line 137 feet and street boundaries 771 feet from Western.
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Capone
Sivn
Ohio & Baltimore Railroad
Atlantic Seaboard
Jere Ware As
Warren
France
Wiliam Roberts
Michigne
Fuller
Lymen
Mb. Eloest Baap
Certs EE Kon Louisvills
Delaware
Gohe
South America
Temperance Revival
American Institute Farmers' Club
State Reform School For GirLs
Rosa Hersee
Parepa Rosa
Philadelphia
Emma Webb
California
Glasgow
Charles Matthews
Ristorica
Florence
George Augustus Sala
Mark Smith
Myth
Myth Smith
Boston
Joseph Handler
Small
Baltimore
Greece
Nordman
Dartmouth College
Boston Journal
Parepa
Chicago
San Francisco
Kiepert
Turkey
Palestine
Catherine E. Beecher
Prince Alfred
Calcutta
Government House
Augusta
Maine
Gabriel B. Eldred
Susquehanna County
Geary
Dean
Mr. Florred
Prince Arthur
Minnie Sherman
General Sherman
Queen Victoria
Cape
Ireland
Tilbury
Mr. Terry
Matthews
Privy Gardena
Bath
Brighton
Plymouth Theater
Pws
America
Plymouth
Derby
Berkley
Kerr
Leveson-Gower and
Cholmondeley
Duke of Sutherland
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Chumsey
Beauchamp
Abergravenny
Beecham
Abergenny
Mariobanks
Marchbanks
Marlborough
Marlbono
Colquhoun
Cohoon
Farquharson
Farkarson
Knollys
Knowles
Mainwaring
Mannering
de Ros
de’ Roos
Crichton
Criton
Chichester
Greenwich
Grinnich
Marylebone
Marribon
Magdalen
Colusa
Oxford
Cambridge
Engraim
P. Garney
Ppallants
Harvard College
Gurney
Eliot
Fechter As
Hamiet
Booth
Home News
Henny Water
Optician
West Fourth St
Clacinasti
Outo
Tavaspar
Ter
Bain
Wiseen Telam
SRE
Aery
Piret
Otto
Iie
Eakddit SA
Oora
Eesti
Essa
Neveyenay
Sanecaks Vanbobenaics
Committee of the Board of Trade
Seecinnnasa
Times
Walnut Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Fifth
Main
Walnut
Cincinnati College
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Grand Lodge of Ohio, I
M. W
Horace Y. Beebe
Ravenna
R. W
James A. Armstrong
R.W
Alexis Cincinnati
Wm. C. Earl
Toledo
Geo. D. Winchell
Licking River
Bret —_ a
Gres
Newport
Cumminsville
Eaton
Sausses
Gintiliers
James Jobpaan
Balaited
Mr. Harper
Snd
Ede
Shore Depot
Thie Aiken
Lockland
Springdale
Barton
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