Prewar gift bargains at Norris and Lawson Co
Local ads advertise holiday gifts for ladies and children including gloves boots and hats. D Norris 114 gies We have a broad assortment and claim quality at lower prices than rival shops. Lawson Co 06 Fifth street near Vine touts boots shoes and attire.
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Guyer
Lawson & Co
Fifth.street
Vine
Ving
Wonk Paounxase
Sanitary Commission of
Loulavills
George Ky Joonherper
I. W. Burnett
Bedwasend
M. D
Law report fragment on murder case and damages
Fragmentary law report detailing murder allegations and civil claims. Judge Mallon and Judge Collin referenced with various motions and detours. Mentions of parties Kerr Gould and Vondl plus a second regiment and service status.
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Storer
Vondl
Gould
Oberstento
Arhers
Fire notices and holiday postings from wartime era
Local items report multiple fires injuring nothing major, plus alarms at a jail and a brick house, with losses estimated around one to two thousand dollars. Military movements include Colonel Moot delivering forty thousand dollars to volunteers and regiments arriving from Kanawha with troops on furlough. Christmas markets, outfits, and portable entertainments are highlighted amid holiday preparations.
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Faow Kasawita
Dunteith
Kanawha
Freestone
John T. Watson
Kanawhe
Moot
Ohio Regiment
Walnut
Fourth Streets
Winter entertainments and local accidents reported
The piece notes a winter program featuring Camille and a performance by the Invincible burlesque troupe, with Jack Cade and Debutante leading attractions. It also details numerous pedestrian slips and injuries on Ninth Street and Main Street during icy conditions, plus a charity distribution of about $4,200 to soldiers’ destitute families in Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
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Ninth Street
Wilson
Voncwrams
Porschner
Siiach
Tompki
Charleston
Virginia
Ghowronson
Giacia
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Exmanation prompts local clerk candidate clash and court notes
A Covington New report describes Jenry Leuba a candidate for City Clerk filing a complaint against a newspaper for alleged injurious coverage. It quotes a Hoboo Board remark and outlines political tensions, district committee actions, and courtroom activity including jurors and earlier arrests.
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Jenry Leuba
Tts
Leuba
Ponbing
Romarkein
Lenba
Kentucky
Cotington
Mavon
Covny
Goodson
Cisewir
Meate
Kapdford
Jacob Kyle
Wieslaus
Bachary Will Mabey
Fragmented Newport News financial note in Fayun shift
A garbled OCR item reports a financial note from Newport News noting a Fayun change and two of a 44 count, with a mentioned case involving weev and odin weevtans. The piece references Gli cases and a potential faisdag toa.
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Fis
Aire
Fayun
Fragmentary Crime Notice From An Old Paper
A garbled OCR fragment describes a bald headed city figure and a public auction or sale. It references a caretaker or official and mentions a large sum of money and an ordination, with unclear names and dates, presenting as a historical police or court related notice.
Opinions on French conduct and Washington dispatches stir war talk
The piece discusses French press opinions on Captain Wilker and British mediation notes. It reports Lord Lyons leaving Washington with the legation and mentions General Mason and Slidell’s captors, plus military parole details and troop movements toward the northern frontier amid ongoing hostilities.
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Wilker
Lord Lyons
Washington
Matto d Lyons
Ehough
Lyons
Rome
Awerien
Putrde
Wade
Sto
OnMinet
Lord Larons
Liggste
Linley Camblivhar
Sa Jucinto
Provence
Lord Lyone
Legation
Petrie
Avreurrep Assseetvayton Case Involving Queen of Greece
A fragmentary report describes a scandal about a queen of Greece and a maid at a royal residence. It notes an investigation, the age of a minor, and public reaction across parts of the country.
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Saprambar
Arenseinste
Greecs
Mitale
Athena
Houge
Rumors and troop movements mark Washington New York reports
A chaotic compilation from December dispatches describes possible government moves toward England and Mason and Sidoll, with confusion over surrender rumors. Reports note dispatches from Paris and London, potential cabinet divisions, and military plans affecting Virginia and duties of rail lines and telegraphs.
87th Congress First Session Messy Entry Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the 87th Congress first session with garbled names and phrases. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable to form a factual summary.
Fragmentary Liverpool Mercury item on local events
An imperfect OCR snippet from The Liverpool Mercury mentions maritime topics and local notices. It references river timing, measurements near the pier, and a few names including Abe Bowles, with unclear context and scattered phrases. The text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative.
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Liverpool Mercury
Abe Bowles
Burt
Market Report From Western Reserve Area
The demapt fair and tonrhet miles y st Siée for Western Reserve. prices for bags and dairy noted. Market firmness shown in pork and provisions with steady margins. hogs demand favoring slaughter and packing. wheat and groceries reflecting mixed strength and limited trade. overall activity described as cautious with firm prices in several sectors.
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Western
Bagliah
Rae Selt
Mutiny Aboard Ship Amid Political Turmoil
An account describes a mutiny among assigned sailors and laborers during a voyage. Tensions rise as factions clash and a potential shipboard fire threat looms. Leaders debate whether to spare or punish mutineers while political figures maneuver behind the scenes.
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