Vast Maine hydro survey signals immense power capacity
A New York Times correspondent notes Maine's hydrographic survey shows 1065 potential water power sites with 500 000 net horsepower, including Waterville and Angesta on the Kennebec, implying large regional energy capability and comparing favorably to British output. The report highlights energy growth and industrial implications amid broader national concerns of crime and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Wolfthe
Great Britain
Ireland
Waterville
Angesta
Kennebec
Rhodes
Lewiston
United States
City Matters and Local Notices Mixed In Brief
City matters note European trip by ex governor Den apdson and rail line club formed by W Drake and T. A general festival is planned by the Unitarian Church at Sixth Street. Police court fines and costs are listed by Clerk L Markbreit. A man named Orren Smith disappeared after leaving a store on Mary Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
D. T. Kennedy
Baltimore
Bud
Spelen
Shale
Antwerp
Intel
Gestre Gouin
Eta
Saags
Perenne
Yale Speke
de Ee
Bs Ba
Belek
Wess
Orren Smith
Mary
Political clash over Clerk of Police Court nomination
A tense executive meeting rejected replacing Captain J A Fisher with either Colonel L Markbreit or James W Johnson and instead named Timothy A Doherty as the party workingman candidate. The group justified Fisher's declination as ill advised yet vowed to back the full ticket with strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fisher
L. Markbreit
James W. Johnson
T. A. Doherty
Ftnal
Hhereby
Timothy A. Doherty
Aidpe
Coe
Iti
Roller Skating Hype Draws Large Crowds at Queen City Rink
The Queen City Rink now attracts big crowds with skatin incentives as Mr Swift provides free instruction to novices, showcasing his fancy movements and teaching skills to newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Swift
Ohio River Bridge Plan Prompts Interstate Action
George R. 7 hh and R. Hallam discuss a proposed bridge over the Ohio River linking Cincinnati and Newport. The project would follow a law passed by the Kentucky Legislature and seeks cross state approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George R
R. Hallam
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Newpori
Kentucky
Present Condition of the Work House Report
Assistant Superintendent Orr yesterday filed the following report on the Workhouse condition ending in April. The last report listed 77 inmates. During the week 15 male and female prisoners were admitted, 12 males and 2 females discharged. A total of 71 males and remaining females stay in custody. Cumulative labor performed: 77 days by males and 38 by females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Orr Yesterner
Incomplete Names From Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of personal names and surnames with few readable details. No clear event date place or organization is evident to confirm a specific notice or action.
Fragmented Local Notice From Anymore Page
Partial readable text mentions a person tied to a mid state area and a patio or agency context. The fragment hints at a local notice or notice-like record with names and places but specifics are unclear.
Impeachment Trial Quiet Day in Washington March 31 1838
Special correspondence from Washington describes the fourth day of the impeachment trial as remarkably quiet with little public interest. President is portrayed as defiant, public support wanes, and speculation grows on capital removal locations and future building plans. The piece notes currency debates, real estate effects, and local economic conditions amid ongoing national political strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Washington
Atlantic
Congress
Ing
Butler
Justice Chase
Senate
Wade
Correstokpenr
George Alfred Townsend
Cleveland Leader
Senator Wad
Col. Forney
Chronicle
Evenin Townsend
Forney
Townsend
Staid
Associated Press
Grant
Pacific Railroad Enterprises
Ta Fe
New Mexico
Francine
Monsand
Ald Ala
Galveston
New Orleans
Texas
Anna
Settlin
Tere
Fiala Quincy
Omaha
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
Capitol
Treasury and Patent Office
Gen. Logan
Treasury Department
Fes
McCallenden
Secretary of the Treasury
Sil
Clark
Ve . Wavmsy
Unseasonable Waters Flood Ohio Line and Railroads
A Cincinnati special reports high waters affecting the Scioto and nearby railways. The Scioto River surged, damaging the M and C Railroad and delaying the Marietta and Cincinnati line. Officials say the Ohio Penitentiary area floodage drove the torrent, with the river’s rise reshaping transportation and signaling continued disruption. The post-winter flood, the paper notes, has altered the river’s course and tested railroad resilience. Local officials retain most officers except B and O president and W W Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto
Enism
Terprise
la Grand
Times
Cincinnati Tines
Otve
Evehasta
Ohio Penitentiary
Hersel
M. and C
Marietta
Legislative Proceedings Report from Cincinnati Times April 1858
Special correspondence details afternoon Senate session with bills on jail tax in Brown County, commissioner appointments, state institution duties, and revival of old act sections. House advanced metropolitan police act, authorized seal and coin shipments, and water works extensions. Additional bills covered roads, peace regulations, and city riverfront measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati, Times
Convanes
Dickey
Select Committee
Ewan & Critchfield
Brown Conne
Alec
Union
Eee Ee
Algo
Ohio
Yeas L Mir
Beers
Mmoebes
Ereby Ues
Senate
Cincinnati Gazette
General Assembly
HOUSE
Jefferson
Ashta
Covington
T. F.W
Savannah Dispatch Warns Bad Men in City
A Savannah dispatch notes a circulating circular by colored lawyer A A Bradley that threatens arson and violence against leaders and nominees of the Union Leagues of America if they strike. The dispatch mentions political tension in North Carolina and California, with references to national conventions and discussions on Reconstruction and impeachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
A. A. Bradley
Union Leagues of America
Tulany
God
Adamsession of Testimony in Impeachment Trial Drama
Washington dispatch notes a dry Senate debate on admitting Burleighs evidence of a conspiracy between the President and General Thomas to remove Stanton. The vote to admit Burleighs testimony passes 39 to 1 as Butler resumes Burleighs examination regarding promises to War Department clerks. Defense signals widespread objections for delay as the trial progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Coupees
Court of Immen Waa
J Chase
Sumner
Burleigh
Bits
Thomas
Frelinghuysen
Buller
Duller
Es Broce
Butler
Justion
Willey
Cincinnati Times
Bingham
Curtis
Stanton
Cox
War Department
Evaris
Baltimore Affairs and New Coroner Appointment
Special Dispatch from Cincinnati notes Dr. Wilson Carr appointed general coroner under a new law, replacing the former coroner. Baltimore’s steamer for Europe sails today with a full cargo and many passengers, greeted by cheers as it departs the river. A second steamer is expected next week.
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St. Louis
Marietta Company
H. Savage
Chillicothe
Welsh & Co
Geo. Bovey
Hamilton
Lexington
McConnell& Hayness
Saratoga
Fordham
Duke
Cincinnati
West
Scioto Valley
John A. Nipgen
Eckstein & Co
Memphis
Tenn
Nipgen
New York
National Bale
Bateman
Gerolstein
la Duchesse
Queen Meas
M. W. Leffingwell
Monumental
Cincinnati Dimes
Dabtmonk
Wilson Carr
Baltimore
Europe
Grain in Store Reported by Board of Trade
Special Dispatch to Cincinnati Times from Chicago reports grain in store totals for the market. Wheat 1,000,000 bushels, corn 3,100,000, oats 1,100,000, rye 40,000, barley 48,000. Total 6,250,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Chicago
Board of Trade
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Kaye
America
Jon
California
BSR
Robinson
Sha Ronan
Qiagen
Aise Aw
City Matters
Grior
Denapdson
BR. E
Saath
EU- RE
W. Drake
Tat
Copartoa Basherten
Unitarian Church
Nas
Democracy In Council
Schiff
Kleiner
Ian Ture
Smith
Cuiemve
Rani Mwo
Ical
Etianer
Gatt Hovss
Gronck Weexa, Prorai- Bron
Gm Canambes
Ae Onto
Nouohnson
Ormed
Preece
Rig
Troy
Uoodwin
Do. i v
Horst—Meapsr & Schcaerr, Prorareromrs
Iksti
h_F Williamson
Louisville
North Carolina
Wilmington
Graham
Vance
San Francisco
Sacramento
Hurlingame
Padapied
China
Burlingame
Tysater
New York Dispatches
Kennedy
Sensation Journal
Leston
Yonkers
Justice Grier
United States Supreme Court
McArdle
Geo
W. K Thomassey
Delaware
Wittess
Ware
John
Congressional
London
Britannia Metal Coods
Alesroom
Walmont Street
al Par G. Henshaw
Walnut Street
Thos. W
Jarny
Vermont
Tolemo
Seaiacs
Srouine
Io Society
Helmbold
Buchy
H. T. Helmbold
Broadway
South Tenth St
Philadelphia, Pa
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