The Russian American Treaty Speech in Boston Journal
A lengthy extract from Ma. Scharxer’s executive session speech on the Russia American purchase is reviewed. The piece surveys boundaries, Russian titles, explorers, and various claims, then details climate, flora, and fauna notes, concluding the speech is erudite but impractical for readers seeking concrete information.
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Senate
Scuxer
North Pole
Great Britain
Asia
Behring’s Strait
Alaska Peninsula
Shumaging
Kodiak
West Indies
Russian America
Brxarsa
Pere
Russia
Napol
Wox
Inj Mann
Sua
BuCwawan
Gir
United States
Joux Buty
Democratic Party
Washington Territory
California
Washington
Capt. Fox
Mr. Sewano
Baron Sworcky
Sewano
Pacific
Orient
China
Japan
Arctic Circle
Caro
Lozo Bynox
Jops Apaus
France
Spain
Vancouver's
Berlin
Semxer
Sumner
Cicero
Sparta
Walrussia
Camish
Oonalaeka
Exposition at Paris 1837 by Cincinnati Gazette observer
Correspondent from Cincinnati Gazette surveys the Paris Exposition of 1837. He praises the Palace and Gallery of Machines, the Five Inner Galleries, and the Fine Arts, noting living displays, American contributions, and comparisons with En glish and German sections while detailing street cars and manufactories. The piece blends travelogue with impressions of art, industry, and manners in Paris during May 1837.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Paris
Exposition Palace
France
Great Britain
South America
Turkey
Russia
Scandinavia
Greece
Spain
Germany
Netherlands
America
Grant
England
New England
le Bijou
Russias
Hungary
West
Longchamps
Champs Elysees
Gallery of Liberal Arts
Italy
Munich
Rembrant
United States
Lincoln
Volk
Washington
Homer
Ward
Indian
Church
Niagara
Bryant
St. Cloud
Brorissor
Ruben
Treacherous murder in Cincinnati spurs post mortem verdict
The Cincinnati Coroner Dr. F. L. Enonert reports a post mortem on A. G. Chapman. Wounds include a left frontal incised wound and a skull fracture with evidence of a violent struggle. The jury finds death from the wound and concussion, with suspicion on Charles Schroeder. Continuous testimony on blood spots and local investigations follow, amid assembly notes and church-related proceedings.
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Cincirnati
F. L. Enonert
Hamilton County
A. G. Chapman
Eoward
Schroeder
Geo. E. Jones
Taylor and Mead
Funnel
Cincinnati Township
Hamilton
Moske
West Third Street
Cncinnati
A. B
Charles Schroeder
New Orleans Mobile Chattanooga Nashville Railroad Survey Begun
Col. W. B. Gaw heads the north section with J. C. Andersen and James C. Long as engineers and a large crew of rodmen and laborers. Initial survey point is at the passenger depot site on Montgomery avenue near Williams street. A thorough survey will run to the Coosa river with plans for a double track and ripraps.
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W. B. Gaw
Corps of Engineers
J.C. Andersen
East Tennessee & Georgia Railroad
James C. Long
Chattanooga
Nhen
Montgomery Avenue
Williams Street
Lookout Mountain
Nashville Press and Times
Ohio Military Agent Opens Claims Office in Washington
Following a state law change, James C. Wetmore, Ohio State Military Agent, will receive and prosecute claims in Washington from June 1 in his own name. With five years war service, he offers expertise to claimants. Fees: five percent of collected amounts and ten dollars for pensions, citing officials Chase Swayne Cox Dennison Tod and former Ohio legislators as references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
James C. Wetmore
Ohar
Chase
N. H. Swayne
Cox
Dennison and
Tod
Congress
Cincinnati 1867 notices mix of weather and local events
The column lists meteorological notes by Haewar Ware and community briefs from Cincinnati. Items include a law library annual meeting, Fourth Ohio Cavalry reunion plans, Presbyterian church picnic with Ohio No.3, a Dayton Buckeyes baseball ticket offer, Loveland burglaries thwarted, water supply complaints in Walnut Hills, sermons by Rev. McCarty, Fourth and Vine bridge note, and Vine street closures with pipe work delaying Seventh street cars.
Controversy at Harrison Church Ends In Fines
In Harrison County a church area once shared by Evangelical Lutheran and Evangelical Protestant members saw clashes on the 19th when about twenty Protestants blocked Lutheran access and altered the front sign. Four arrests followed for disturbing a religious meeting, with ten to forty witnesses expected at trial, as state and defense counsel prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hefferman and Miller
Wepsespar May 29 Property Transfers and Picnic Agenda
Joshua R. Gibson and wife transfer lot 25 by 85 feet on the south side of Bank street Weat Of Crlemam Street to Samuel Beresford Sr. Thomas H. Goldeson and others deed lot 86 by 150 feet on Genres Street to Frederick J. Gosi ger. E H Konig and wife sell lot on Race Street 185 feet west of? to C A Gobrechit. Granew No in section 0 on the plat of the Gomelery grounds contains 40 square feet. E Meyer Presher grants 50 by 50 feet on the south side of Back Street Parsell’s parcel. Samuel Gibson, a tract on Ment ror Be sece eta bee in 127 feet. Truman B Handy and wife lease lot 250 in Seton southeast corner of Bellevue Avenue Carlisle Streets. Auburn picnic notice: Annual Picnic by Messrs Lane and Bodley for their employees tomorrow at Parlor Groves.
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Wepsespar
Joshua R. Gibson
Samuel Beresford
Bank Street
Crlemam Street
Thomas H. Goldeon
Frederick J Gosiger
Bay S. Seatson
Genres Street
E. H. Konig
C. A . Gobrechit
Vetorth
Race Street
Banat Cit Santana
Granew
Gomelery Grounds
Meyer
Ack
Parsell
Samuel Gibson
Truman B. Handy
Jee Eee
Court Affairs Affects Alley Sewer Case in Decatur
Judge Storer, before the Superior Court, considers an injunction against the city and contractors over the L Hommedieu alley dig. Inspectors report excessive depth of twelve to fourteen feet risks injury to adjacent properties. A four to five foot depth is proposed. Temporary injunctions restrain further digging along A W Frank, George Craw, and John Roberts premises. Hearing to decide permanent injunction set for morning.
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Gisa Alley
Sorer
R. H. Fenton
Decatur Wytie
L’ Hommedieu Alley
John N. Ridgway
John Evans
Hiram de Camp
A. W. Frank
George Craw
John Roberts
Storer
Leasons
City Rail Co defendants win injunction in street dispute
In a continuing case the court granted another restraining order as the city and Cincinnati Railway Co. and L. M. Railroad Co. clash over works on Front Street near the works. Both sides claimed measures, while the other party had previously secured an injunction, leaving the dispute evenly balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami Railroad Company
Little Miami Railroad
Superior Court
City of Cincinnati
The
Cincinnati Railway Iron Works
Ohio
Messrs. Merrill and Walker
Mesara
Liccolm, Smith & Warnock
Cincinnati Railway Co
L. M. Railroad Co
Eves
Pares
Prevay
Uspute
Eeye & Railroad
Sums for heating apparatus dispute rings court verdicts
The case The Heating Apyarnias in the Mascale Tom involves Greenwood & Co against the Nova Cesar for over $7,000 in labor and heating apparatus claims. Verdicts favored plaintiffs against defendants in separate sutlers actions. one case involved Th Earl Thompson and Avery, with Judge Fondly presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Greenwood & Co
Cesar
CIA Ss
Thompson
Avery
Insurance Agent Contract Case Debates Payment Timing
The court examines the contract between an insurance agent and Elna Insurance. The dispute centers on when the agent’s five percent of profits becomes payable, whether after five months of service or at year end, and which party’s interpretation fits the agreement. Counsel arguments rest on the salary, travel expenses, and commission timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Church
Elna Insurance Com
I. Nt
Cainina
M. Rameey
W. M. Dickson
Insurance Case Details and City Proceedings Summary
The report covers a long examination in the HRearexe Insurance Case with witnesses discussing maritime matters involving boats, Roanoke, and pilot duties along with a reference to Eckert, president of the Western Insurance. It notes testimony about boat safety, ice hazards, and potential repairs. It also mentions arrest of Help to Bart Henrietts and city tax issues, council proceedings, health measures, and an accident at Gaylord's foundry with a man named Loose injured.
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Hrearexe Insurance Cace
S. Horton
Franklin Insurance
Eckert
Western Insurance
Louis Whem
Louis Speaaien
Cogent
Roanoke
Gaylord
Gay
Loose
Socrates
Satelite
Fontain
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Attanadysiat
Little Pidlington
Feux Horey
Thys
Ava
Indiana
Sitka
Fort Youkens
Mitton
Constantinople
Post
Oonstaska
Oonalaska
Machises
Galltrres
Halilroad
Manefacteres
Bohemia
Brussels
Ireland
Ses
Florence
Rome
Europe
Louvre
Champ de Mars
Versailles
Napoleon
Thermes
Clarry
Uxemburg
Eugenie
Julian Cagar
Louis Napoleon
Cincinnati
Tuileriea
Prussia
Austria
Jaly
Portugal
Herne
Paria
Victor Emanuel
Palais Royal
Rocxsson
T. J. Eee
Ann
He Gees
Ate Trompson
Imp
Waieos
E. H. Koi
Hood
Alemtoa
Inp
Ye Ork
Shire
Wei Ee
J.A. Grinstead Owen
F. Dean
Vandal
Dam
Fasc
J. R. Whaley
H. Wadhewe
Sovertign
Sally Anderson
Glehcoe
A. K. Richards
P. Bearo
F. Birdy Bird
Ile
Lanceier
Trip
Ambassador
Birdy Bird
Shiloh
Conscript
Grigaby
Knighthood
Veto
Daisy Deas
Veto Helf
Bidy Bird
Gemscript
Grigsby
Daisy Dean
Conectipt
Grigeby
Knightshood
Comscript
Gri
Sovereign
Knight Se
Knight of Se
Mickey Free
Col
W. H. Chappel
Alexander
Ansel
Lepizaton
Dan Bimp
Yorkshire
B. Whaley
D. J
Alxander
Arcasel
Weldon
Billy Connor
von L Uwdist
Swigert
Bey
Lexington
Alexandera Marion
H. Keene Richards
Luxemburg Cold
Delhi
W. P
Harrison Cor Green Township
Columbia
Storrs
Wood Millcreek
Coleraine
Wantregeas
Camore
Byotmore
Arriven
Seoeoek
Ing
Nicolson
Frank M. McCord
Board of City Improvements
Wood
TSO
Cutter
Freeman
Renal Avenue
Baymuller
Pat
Smith
Wood Martin
Pearl
Parsons
James Spaulding
F. Donohugh
James Thompson
Chas. Martin
F. B. Smith
Thos. White
Owen Haley
Sexec West
H. Burns
H. Meyers
Chas. A. Green
Ford Geks
John Jones
Jane
Michael Wallace
Michael Miller
Dr. Hess
Jos. Killian
Robert Ecker
Andrew Flanagan
Muri Kennedy
City
Tre Chapman
Dr. Mitchell
Phraner
Mornsom
Orpesther
Ronse
Phrameer
Stanton
Assembly of 1865
Oom
General Assembly
Ion
Geo. Morrison
W. Poraner
New York
Waxacas
General Assembly of Our Church
Pittsburg
A. D
Ein
Wuassas
Urebes
Waursras
Dr. Stanton
M. Edricks
Presbytery of
Ebenezer
Synod of
Breckinridge
Jessic
Saunders
Warehall
Clark
Kestucy
W. C. Matthew
Washington City
Capitol
Rankin, Jr
R.J Breckinridge
W C. Matthews
R H. Rchardson
J.J Brownson
Willis L. Miller
Freedmen's Committee
Rev
E. E. Swift
Winnebago
Alero
West Jersey
C. Backus
Boston
Panton
Marshall
S.J. Nicholls
M. Woods
Mr. Evans
J.P. Finley
United Presbyterian Assembly
Xenia
Union
Wises
Hinkle
Yaaa
Wil
Freedmen's
Up & Co
Sao
George W. We Ohemberlain
Brazil
Ceepee
J. Niccols
Committee On
Presbyterian ‘ Church
Castes Statens
O. A
Sion
Israel
Bion
Kentucky
Synod of Missouri
Jerusalem
Ningpo
West Africa
Jesus
L'k's
Minéra
Revi
Gideon
Christ
Temperance
Friends of Temperance
La‘tor
Oll
Apostolic Church
Board of Foreign Missions
Tts
Pat Sion
Dart
Dr.meade
New Orleans
Mobile, Chattanooga Nashville Railroad
Cizzy News
Haewar Ware
Optician
West Fourth Street
Uinio Eiceeshs
Thé
Cincinnati Law Library Association
4Th C. V. Cavalry
Fourth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Rhein's
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School
Queen City Grove
Side-Wheeler
Dayton
Buckeyes
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Loveland
Mr. Hill
Mr. Fogleman
Todger
Walnut Hills
Mount Auburn
Robert Clarke & Co
John W McCarty
Fourth and Vine
Fourth and
Vine
Seventh Street
Vine Street
Baker
Fifth
Xenia Fair
Greene County Agricultural Society
Mesers, Lane & Bodley
Parlor Groves
Clay Elliott
Henry P. Wee
Iment J
Kuho
Canton
Wes
Jag
Oes & Herron
J.G. & H. Douglass
Wor. Dodd & C c
T. T. Brown & Co
Covington
Tex
Tne
Sia Yentendey
J. V. Shankle
Vesious
Dav
Thisdourems
Jose
Connell
Board of Health
Joyn F
Genet Soliceman
Aoe Emple
Ata
Otoper
John Batteraby
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