London Financial Crash and Reform Calls Ignite Public Debate
London observers detail the Overend Gurney collapse with figures of massive scale and lax governance. Citizens demand municipal reform, self government, and a national ballot, while debating the capital’s status as the worst governed city. Bribery and voter intimidation in the London election are exposed, contrasting with British civilisational ideals.
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Overend, Gurney & Co
London
John Bull
Mritannia
Loxpon
Overend, Gurzey& Co
Great Britain
M Polis
United States
New York
Europe
London Times
Ahd
Marylebonne
Lomion
Westminister
Marylebone
Pomiocaniae
Letter on Wells Fargo inquiry and Broomall report faces scrutiny
Correspondence from Washington accuses Mr. Broomall of whitewashing Wells Fargo misdeeds in the Post Office probe. The letter cites October mail discrepancies at Salt Lake City, bid favoritism, and forced transition to Wells Fargo routes. It argues committee inaction may shield a monopoly and urges an honest report.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Washington
Broomall
Wells, Fargo & Co
House
Rbroomall
Post Office Department
Salt Lake City
New York
Salt Lake
Cheyenne City
Denver
Postoffice Department
Randall
Wells, Fargo’ & Co
L. H. Johnston
Johnston
Bail
Wen
Cheyenne
Omaha
Messrs
Mason & Gano
Postminster
Ball
Department
Messrs. Mason & Gano
Union Pacific Railroad
Eastern’ Division
Wells,Fargo
Hawkes
Eastern Division
United States
Kansas
W. B. Hawkes
Congress
Colorado
Sheridan
Department of the Missouri
Secretary of War
Henry S. Wheeler
Wheeler
Spaids
Charles A. Cook
Cook
Wells, Fargo & O
Ela
New Hampshire
Interior Department
Fortieth Congress
Sessida
Rene Ha
Maley
Front
Fifth Streets
Hill
Brickell
Jet Committee
Fitzgerald
Andersonville Pike
Board of City Improvements
L. McHugh
New York Churches and Their Wealth and Fate
A letter from New York surveys the city’s five hundred churches and more than three hundred million dollars in real estate. It notes Trinity’s wealth, bell ringing costs, and varied uses from theaters to soda bottling, tenements to billiard halls. It discusses Grace and Paul’s as fashion centers, St. Alban’s ritualism, Tyng’s open air campaigns, Frothingham and Bellows among Unitarians, and the looming Catholic Cathedral project costs.
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New York
United States
Trinity Corporation
Vanderbilt
Daniel Drew
Trinity Church
Old Dutch Church
City of
Broadway
New York Hotel
Dr. Osgood
New York Theater
Franklin Street
Second Avenue
Grace
St. Paul's
New Dutch Reformed Church
Fifth Avenue
Tyng
Lees
Second
Houston
Fiftieth Street
Europe
America
Trinity
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Church
Astor House
Corporation
Grace Church
Tenth Street
Potter
Brown
St. Pauls
Fourth Avenue
H. B. Ridgaway
Manhattan Island
Episcopalians
St. Alban’s Church
Lexington Avenue
C. W. Morrill
Morrill
Father
England
S. H. Tyng, Jr
Father Morrill
Episcopal Church
New Jersey
Fortieth Street
Frothingham
Dr. Bellows
Frothin
Unitarians
T. Bellows
Peuuroxe
Religious Intelligences and ministerial changes abroad
The Rev Dr Eliot of St Louis will take a year long Europe vacation. Rev Lyman Abbott resigns from New England Church in New York. Rev Dr Palmer of New Orleans received a riding horse as a gift for preaching. Rev Thomas Wickes resigns after 29 years in Marietta Ohio. Dayton clergy controversy includes a $3000 Catholic offer to prove Summerbell claims about papal sins and indulgences. Methodist Book Committee reports strong assets and rising earnings. First Protestant service in Madrid held with Luther tunes and English service. Revivals spread in Hillsboro and Clinton Madison University, Whitehall and Muncie waves, with many conversions and seminary interest.
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Eliot
St. Louisa
Europe
Lyman Abbott
Terre Haute
New England Church
New York City
Dayton
Father Goetz
J. J. Summerbell
Christian Publishing Association
Summerbell
Madrin
Madrid
London News
Plaza de Santa Catalina de Los Donados
England
Luther
Church of England
Elliott
Pastor Rust
Algeria
M. E
Hillsboro
Ohio
Knapp
Madison University
Clinton
N.Y
Whitehall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Detained letters for non payment of postage in 1860
The Cincinnati Post notes letters held at the office for nonpayment of postage with a deadline of Friday February 26 at 3 PM and a list of addressees across many states including Illinois Kentucky Ohio Indiana New York Missouri and Michigan. It lists patrons by name and city and notes forwarded letters detained for additional postage.
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Cincinnati Post Orrett
Ersons
Cregar
Chicago
Minoia
Carroll
Hilebore
Ohio
Viescon
Sue
Cooch
Mary
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cannon
Jas
Greencastle
Colfelt
Lawrence
Cannonsurg
Cincinnati
O, Darby
Jennie
Donehue
Daley
Chateren
Dummet
Henry
Davis
Wm Ellert
Emerson
Fitz
Katy
Foote
Elizabeth
Fee
C L
Fleming
Patrice
Temas Ate Fisher
Helena Pertis
Tes Greenough
Rey
Grate
Christ
Glenn
Harriet L
Harris
Hegget
Herman
Haight
B.S
Horstman
Highenbottom
Chas
Hunterman
H. Johnson
Fred
Kautz
Frank
Kirkland & Co
Kariher
Jacob
Kelley
Wm H Kay
Uriah
Koch
Kirk
E Loge
L Lockbox Sr
Lowenthal
AL. Louisia
I. Livingston
Libbi Leydon
James Ane Ease Pasteks McMorris
Mary Millar
Harry M. Meyer
Merchant, Gaz Co
Moore
Emma
Meyer
Marcimer
McDunn
Worsey Maloney
James
Murphy
Alice
McLeod
Murdock Y Neill
Mar
Portsmouth
C.turmans Creek
Louisvillea
New York
O. Level
O. Williamsburg
O. Paris
Jircleville
New Richmond
Logans Re
N.Y
Cadiz
O. Cincinnati
O. Harrodsburg
Cairo
Greenville
Aurora
Carrollton
Glendale
St Louis
Sanceres Ind
Maine
Incinnat
O. Granville
O. Richmond
St. Logansport
Erie
Tippecanoe City
Sweeney
Schungacher
Thorp
CJ. Vance
Kate. Wright
Watts
Anna. Wakfield
Alfred, Wellman
Carty Welch
Louie Willie
Bic Welz
John P
Hobo
Blythe
Brows
Bemringer
Louisa
Baughman
Wireensburg
Bruce
Miami Town
Brown
Springville
Chappell
Detroit
Mich
Gould
NOH
Newport
I. Heitz
Henry Zanesville
Huckstep
Masonville
TL. McBride
Hamilton
Kyo
Metclalfe
Nashvile
Tenn. Saunders
Cole New York
Miss Mo
Steubenville
Zumer
Miss Zuea
Louisville, Ky
W. Thomas
Terkins
J Thee
Bettie R
Raymond & Snyder
Rockwood
Charles Richard
News Agen
Nevilles and Poles in 19th Century Scholarship Dispute
A discussion challenges errors by Venable in a historical sketch about Morgan Neville a French scholar and Poles. It defends Neville as a gentleman and criticizes misstatements that could misrecord Westen history and reflect on local historical memory.
Fifth Annual Meeting of the Homeopathic Society of Ohio
About 150 members met in Cleveland on February 16 for the fifth annual gathering. Honorary members named include Drs L M Rosseau J C Burger and J R Hamilton. New members Drs R B Johnson E Adams and R R Bourne joined. Election slate listed officers and censors. Papers on ovarian tumors and phimosis were read. Afternoon sessions covered Materia Medica Surgery Dentistry life insurance obstetrics and diseases of women. Remarked on Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College exercises. Evening address by President W Webster followed by oration by H W Curtis and a banquet.
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Society of Homeopathic Doctors
Ohio
Cleveland
L. M. Rosseau
J. C. Burger
Pittsburg
J. R. Hamilton
Portland
Oregon
R. B. Johnson
Alliance
E. Adams
Springfield
R. R
C. Cropper
Cincinnati
A. Shepard
Glendale
H. F. Biggar
C. C. White
Columbus
R.S. Beckwith
H. H. Baxter
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College
W. Webster
H. W.curtis
Chagrin Falls
Weather, street work, and city notices from Cincinnati
Meteorological observations by Tissay Ware report fair weather and cloudy periods. Complaints arise over Wade street pavement with two flagstone crossings planned on Thirteenth at Jackson. Winchell & Co. to supply 100 lamp posts at 1759 dollars each. County Commissioners absent. no meeting. A fire cistern may be placed at Sycamore and Hunt. remonstrance against Nicolson pavement in Betts street. Zeigler petitions for Pest House removal. Methodist Sunday School Union holds session at Trinity M E Church. Victor Zeis resigns as Assistant Gas Inspector effective March 1, offering future city services gratis.
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London
Middlesex
Sussex
Northampton
City of
Westminster
Marylebone
Ouse
Lord So
Winchell & Co
Sycamore
Hunt Streets
Betts Street
Zeigler
Methodist Sunday School Union
Trinity M. E. Charen
Brickell
Uenty
Messrs
T. F. Baker
Wolf
Siefert
Kinsey
Fitzgerald
Hill
Deer Creek
Mullane
C. G. Pearce
Vine Street
Baker
Liberty Street
Hamilton Road
Maley
Committee On Law
Cooker
Council
Committee On Law Law
Oet
Cincinnati
Mrey
Hl. Brachman, Req
Fifth Street
Smith and
Mound Streets
Board of Education
Committee On Public Schools
Bonte
Sixth
Pearl Street
Court Street
Findlay Street
Wade Street
Pearl
Morrill
Hocker
Bante
Ce Aes
Keck
J. D. Hearne
Franklin Library
W. J. Sandford
Kentucky
Covington
Newport
Ohio River
Willard and
Eighth Streets
Eighth and
Craig
Bakewell
Philadelphia
Sixth Street
Main and
Littlefield & A. Street
Russell
Washington
John Fedders
Second Intermediate School Exhibits At Semiannual Program
The Second Intermediate School held its semiannual exhibition yesterday afternoon to large attendance. The program featured music, declamations, essays, readings, dialogues, and a debate. Notable items included Declamations by Horace Ewell and Julius Friedland, essays by Edward McGaffey and Lillie Foote, and a finale of music and marching on.
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Second Intermediate School
Pacific Railroad
Horace Ewell
Edward McGaffey
Lillie
Foote
Uhland
Theodore Bauer
Jennie Glaser
Jacob Block
Eugene Wambaugh
Freiligrath
Julius Friedland
Morton
Booth
Charles Tranter
Wise
Kampe
White
Weidler
Wolf
Strobel
Gould
Wagner
Levi
Fergnson
Bleinert
Doerner
Blick
McGurey
Dunlap
Lillie Collins
Cornelius Hardy
Fairy Queen
Frost King
Mooar
Strunk
Jory
Handy
McKee
Pappenheimer
Kinsey
Elliott
Butterfield
Harmon
Cochran
Elstner
Fagin
Have we a Bourbon among us in Newtown
Letter to the editor disputes Cincinnati Gazette claim of a concealed distillery near Newtown Ohio denounces the joke and clarifies no illicit operation exists in Newtown while reporting local burglaries thefts and suspicious activity including a Madison Indiana man with stolen goods and a police rope stunt by Tom Homer amid election intrigue at Wade Street Central Avenue.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Newtown
Little
Miami
Mt. Washington
Clough Creek
LowLane
Newtown, O
Seweru Cook
Madison
Ind
Werk
Front Street
Grogan
Hammond Street
Judge Hagans
Spencer House
Yesterda
Wade Street
Central Avenue
Tom Homer
City Council Notes Regular Meeting Proceedings
Regular session opened with President Rene presiding at 3 pm. Reports on O M A R road changes, Deer Creek leases protests, and sewer work on Vine Street dominated the agenda along with market stalls, gas works reports, and future committee inquiries.
Real estate transfers in Hawilton County report
Real estate transfers in Hawilton County list numerous parcels with purchaser and grantor names, parcel sizes, and street locations across Pendleton Sharon Green and Newport areas. Transfers include Benckenstein to Burnbaum, Strader to unknown, Wilder to unknown, and several others with varying lot sizes and street references. Local court notices and city council actions accompany the transfers, with tax, street, and ordinance items noted.
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Fupay
Bne Benckenstein
John
G. J. Burnbaum
Grove Avenue
Harrison Avenue
B. F. Strader
Brown and
T Lor
Pendleton
Western Avenue
York Street
Elizabeth Wilder
Warsaw "Pike
H. J. Cordesman
H.R. Nieporte
Green Township
Bowen
Jacob
Vorhis
Main Street
John Welphy
A. N. Riddle
Milton Street
Broadway
R. B. Moores
G. V
G. V. ‘Dorsey
Henry
Frederick Vrémpeltaire
Swankhouse
Pleasant Street
Pape Street
Young Street
Henry Eifert
Sevsnsennsee
E. C. Baldwin
J. H. Strueve
Taylor Street
Strader Storrs
Hannah Tyberry
Dorth
Nieporte
Baren
John and
Front Streets
John Morehead
Sycamore Street
Sharon
Spaseees
Avenue
Selbve Barenaae Aspenen al Sa Asnihanesio
Sixth Street
Ubiedeloteane
Frank Koh
Peter Medeck
Charlotte Street
Shen Scintygeneus Tiiatih
Bagmuhler
Ciscerusssciusiaminnwaiee
Tobacco Seizure and Lay of Suffrage Petitions
General Thomas L. Young seized forty caddies of tobacco on the 16th at the I. C. L. A. R. depot for alleged tax law violations and traced it to J. G. Clark’s wholesale tobacco house on Second Street. Clark says he bought from broker Harrison with no acquaintance. Ladies may obtain and return free petition forms for Ohio women’s suffrage at Carroll’s Bookstore or Mrs Burns’ classroom within ten days.
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Thomas L. Young
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Internal Revenue Law
Indianapolis
J. G. Clark
Second Street
Broadway
Clark
Harrison
Carroll
West Fourth Street
Fluid Extract Buchy The Kidneys
A historical medical note details kidney anatomy including the kidney, ureters, and bladder, describing anterior and posterior parts, urine storage and discharge, and how muscular action treats urinary issues. It warns that neglect can lead to Gravel or Dropsy and links back to overall bodily health and weaker mental powers. It also covers gout and rheumatism with pain in the loins as indicators, noting associations with acid stomachs and chalky concretions.
The Gravel From Kidney Neglect Creates Stone
The text explains gravel arises when kidneys are weak and fail to expel water from the bladder. Water remains, becomes feverish, and sediment forms. From this sediment a stone develops, leading to gravel.
Helmbold’s Buchu Remedy for Dropsy and kidney complaints
An 19th century advertisement extols Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Buchu Extract as a top remedy for dropsy and bladder, kidney and rheumatic issues. It includes a patient testimonial from Mr. McCormick praising relief after months of use, plus endorsements from several named officials and judges. Price and ordering details are provided.
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