The Three Tickets and City Elections Summary
The piece lists Republican Democratic and Workingmen slates with many named candidates for City Commissioner Mayor Water Works and other posts. It notes ward terms two year and one year with various candidates and independent entries, plus health and city improvements items and votes of thanks. It mentions the Board of Health report and a council meeting with resolutions on notices sewer work and ward elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek Bete
Cine Ie
Etng
Pharfroaste
D. Blashford
Cil City 7 Intimary
L H. Green
Superior Court
W. Carter
L. McHugh
City Infirmary
City Water Works
E. F. Wharfmester
David Blashford
Ben. Higdon
Bhatt Tion
Butler
Wharfmaster
Repubican
Soporing Somprice
Bhastebin
Gales
Vislion Steeling
Patrick Brown
Constable
Wm. Il
Wm. Il, Hen Saad
J. Pen
W. Bent Scheel Vieler
Dr. 4
Go Cheeile
Cones
A. A. Hine
Cornel
John Seon
Ohio Bridge Plans and New Leather Company Notice
The Ohio Valley Leather Company is incorporated to tan and trade hides in Cincinnati. A Cincinnati New Castle bridge project advances with a charter and funding details. The Cincinnati and Newport bridge venture progresses with stock and directors listed. Roller skating exhibitions and athletic events are announced with notable skaters and venues.
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Ea Teen Sr
Cincinnati
Central Avenue
Main Street
Newport
Islature of
Ohio
Ohio Val
Saas Compan
Vineranel
Cain Sock
Privreas
Inishay
Ath
A G W Armatead in Chilli Be
The readable fragments mention A G W Armatead and a location that resembles Chilli Be. Further clear details are unavailable in the text provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armatead, Chilli. Be
Impeachment Trial Critique of Chief Justice’s Voice
A Cincinnati Times correspondence letter from Washington derides Chief Justice Chase as presiding officer in the impeachment trial. The piece notes the Chief Justice’s inaudible, indistinct speech and the reporters’ and Senators’ difficulty hearing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Clicinnati Times
Hercules
Senate
Porpone
Peteseli
United Voice
Notes from Puritania Annual Meeting in Boston
A Boston conference of the New England Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church ends its ninth annual session with debates on lay representation and reform, while a new Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals forms to push humane laws. The animal cruelty effort aims to curb brutal treatment of livestock during long western-to-eastern shipments and calls for existing legislature action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Conference
E. Church
No Society For Prevention of
Boston
Atlantine
Cincinnati
C. Omcoe
Charles Sumner
Mite
Cincinnati Times
Methodist Spacepeurch
Bate
Parmen
Cincinnat
Lenin
Chicago
Pengees
Sant
S Society For
More Cincinnati New Yorkers in Gotham
Our New York Letter notes many Cincinnatians living in New York City during 1888. It lists residents and business connections, including Coleman House hotel associates, Frank Wetherbee, D W Fairchild, and merchants from Pearl Street to Canal Street. Names link to hatters, cotton and woolen goods firms, and European hotels, with several former Cincinnati figures now in New York commerce.
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Laater
Confucius
Zoroaster
America
Ead
New York
Ths
Manhattan
Avery
Ony
Bearyard Beecher
E. H. Chapin
Cena Ting
Bellows
Frothingham
Chauncey “Giles
Cheever
Amon
Horace Ee
Henry
Raymond
William Cullen Bryant
Theodore Sane
Baynaylor
Geo
Curt Pits
Hugh Ludlow
Herman Melvalekis
Henry Stoddard
Richard Grant White
Eastman Johnson
al B T
P. L. Arpenter
Church
Hover
Leutze
Coleman
Edwin South
Brougham
Jefferson
Lester Wallack
Florences
Mrs. Sowers
Conways
Chanfrau
Forrest
Erin
Lena Oy
Hermcerveny
Adam
Ye Adam
Eve
Bridget
Cork
Dublin
Julius Cesar
Patrick Cayser
Alexander the Great
Hannibal
Teperary
Donnybrook Pak
Battery
High Bridge
North River
Cincinnati
Gotham
Syelene
D. W.fairchild
Fremont
Aoenta Romeo
Mercer Street
Kings
Barnes
Astor
C. B. Camp
Raid Street
T. J. Williams
D. O. Bebb
Liams & Co
Broadway
Gaston
Es . Dizon & Walliford
Holbrook
Miocerins Coney
Comace Canalan
L. H. Baker
Temerly
A. P. Reynolds
Fanc Bats
Truman W
An Express Co
Taney
Merchants and Bankers Almanac Advertised for Sale
An 19th century advertisement lists various books and almanacs for purchase. Titles include the Merchants' and Bankers' Almanac, Dante translated works, and volumes on arts and sciences. Retailers such as Robt. Clarke & Co. and J. W. Carroll & Co. are named with pricing notes and editions.
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Este
Arava AL Hs
Oases
Pero Anes Lincoln
Boston
Robert Clarke & Co
Cincin
Anarchy in San Domingo Praised by New York Times Opinion
A Times opinion notes painful view of ruin in San Domingo while asserting humanity's best social state resides in drier, less resource rich regions. The piece argues high discipline is needed to exploit great natural endowments and prevent overreaching savagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
The
New York Times
Levee Threat Prompts Citizen Demands and River Concerns
A threat of a levee break eight miles above Newye could flood sections between the Mississippi rivers. Prominent citizens press for 2 to 32 levees as water levels approach three feet three inches above the high mark in 182. Congress debates constitutional issues and fiscal plans as the House considers Irish Church questions and various government policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newye
Mississi Lasele
President's Private Secretary Examined on Speech Changes
In Washington the President's Private Secretary Colonel W. Moore testified that he had independently corrected and revised the President's speeches without the President's consent or direction. The hearing continued with a 15 minute recess after 2 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondol
The
Cincinnati Times
Moore
President's Cleveland Speech Triggered Public Scuffle
At the Beaste assembly Mr. Grimes moved to adjourn to Monday. Mr. Butler read a President speech from Cleveland. William L. Hudson of the Cleveland Leader testified to the accuracy of his report on Johnson's Cleveland remarks and the crowd's interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad. Stevens
Indian Peace Commissioners Meet at Omaha
The Indian Peace Commission meets in Omaha for a short session before moving to Fort Laramie and then toward the South Platte. General Sherman has departed for Washington while General Augur remains, and illness prevents several members from joining. The panel plans to meet Spotted Tail and Brulé delegates and continue negotiations on treaty terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
General Sherman
Washpeer
Augur
Irish Church Division Shapes House of Commons Debate
The text notes uncertainty as Liberals plan to form a government and ponder the ministry’s direction. It mentions a Liberal Cabinet and questions about implementing new policies amid the unsettled political scene. The article reflects speculation on who will lead and the course of the administration.
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Ings
Tleman
Colover
Estee
Senate
W. W. Warden
Aigent
Philadelphia Ledger
Baltimore Sun
Ne — Ae
Walter Burleigh
Deleerate Dakotab
Owen Se
Reef
Tao
Pei
George W. Castner
Dela
House of Commons
Disraeli
Church of Ireland
Church of En
Ireland
Judge frees suspect citing insufficient evidence
A judge discharged Samuel Stro today, ruling the evidence did not clearly show he was a fugitive from the on the of the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarox
Amuel Stro
Strong
Palmyra Steamship Opening Regatta Update
New York reports the steamer Palmyra voyage status and the Welland canal opening is scheduled for March 15. A billiards contest featuring Joseph Dion and Melvin Foster is mentioned in connection with McDevitt, with outcomes noted in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dion
Melvin Foster
McDevitt
Local notices recount a shift in office roles and duties
A period piece describes changes in official positions, with reference to Glebe Levaranes and an upcoming act by Ini. The text mentions an overt act and a turnover at the office, noting the community’s response and the timing around a Friday event. Names include Louisy Pinney and Richinead.
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G. Jacob Biernbaum
W. M. Ram
J. W. John Opmanosionsr
J. Mei
Stee Workshickon Eck
Finsteenth Ward
Long Arm
Valentine Gre Se
Michael Bieman
Hormen Hekel
Aher Ee Ane
Tong
Har
Lepere
Peter Shaner
Jaen Whitaker
Keth
Indrew
Mircellan
Pee Ee
Adv
Conaline
Board OF Health
Mr. Boulth
Re. Simphinoon
Mr. Brown
Ees Sewer
Delint Tee
Glass
Ution
Auiaeer Eos
Thanes
Sar Tareel Gresstation
Eealeas Ceeetianat
Aeuereeris Eigumensirems
Prvi
Eebaboreaisnen
von Vanes
Heuck
Boneys
Robt. Clarke & Co
West Fourth Street
Hiram Robbi
Easian
Vias
Cincinnati Ee Ne
Reller
Akatoria
Heldel
Frankovine
the St. Clair
Meapea
Scheoerr
Merneuayts’ i & Co.,’ Pro Orel—Galbanen, Newsex Prletors
Merraorozitax Hore
W. A. Tayastox
Proreteron
Janes Horm
J. P. Buias
Paorar
Washington
Ware
Witce
Bould
Jerieee
Delaware
Stanbery
Eulsbury
Beton
Yates
Illinois
Sumner
Saulsbury
Wade
Marlen
Iowa
Montana
Rousseau
Alaska
Ole Bull
Lincoln Monument Fund
Beepres Perrmance
Wavnatr
Atlantics
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Calcutta
Europe
London
Liverpool
el West
Sicily
France
Jin
West Indies
Philadelphia
Elisabethroft
Tieronice
Corporations
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Jesesis
Palar
Committee On the Judiciary
N. B. Shurtleff
Otis. Norcross
Massachusetts
Shurtleff
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Norcross
Internal Revenue
Barnum
Hemian
Hhede
Bohemian
Puffery
Pers
Olive
Ting
Wessors
Leverness
Isa Logan
Bari
Rees
Iorgan
Iain Tarmet
Ius
Olive Logan
la Orera
Incees Metternich
Metternich
Shesea
Qne
Logen
Ines
Lee Atvine Olive
Mies
Bertiso
Puritania
Our
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Auzili
Newton
Byrd Powell
A . Tw.carroll & Co. Aegree
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W. Carroll
Oy White
New York City
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Wight
Granres Ity An & Joint
Memphis
James R
Oer x Machen
Sen J.G
Certiin Chan
United States
Mt Hadi
Ender
House
Secrec
Plains
the Indian Peace Commissioners
England
Washington News
Palmyra
St. Carmans
Welland Canal
Congressional
Wasutmerom
April
Housek Mage
Prevent
Sveecar Arate
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Manning, Robinson & Co
Sritannia
Aseets
Roorma Pe Co
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