Amusement notes and theater review excerpt
The article describes street chatter about money habits and nicknames among boys, then reviews Tom Taylor's drama and performances at multiple venues. It praises Thorne and Hawksshaw, critiques Miss Morris, and notes Enoch Arden and Macbeth engagements, plus a traveling menagerie and its schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taylor
India
Mr. Thorne
Bob Brierly
Miss Morris
Mary Edwards
Mr. Wentworth
Hawkshaw
Sam Willoughby
Little Neil
Lotta
Mrs. Willoughby
Pot
Adtan
Edwin Adams
Sailor
Annie Waite
Annie Lee
Mr. Gotthold
Philip Ray
Mr. Adams
Macbeth
Hamlet
Foreraven
Cracus
Menagenrie
Africa
Las Aneeleas
Eighth and
Baymiller
Fragmentary notes on Texas cattle bill and political figures
Scattered text references a Texas cattle bill and penalties altered from a $500 fine to civil damages, amid legislative discourse. It mentions the House appropriation measure, a 11 AM session time, editor Dan Greenley, and figures like George Ripley Fechter while alluding vaguely to historical political context and figures linked to 1860s conventions.
Horoscopes and fraud notes from a bygone issue
The piece details a civic jubilee plan with a long list of speakers and churches, then shifts to warning against a con man Dr Raphael offering fortune telling. It includes a forged horoscopic letter promising protection for ten dollars, urging readers to forward funds to a Cincinnati box number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael
Multiple Far-Reaching Incidents Reported Across Cities
A Bangor man Sanford E. Coombs was arrested for placing ions on a railroad track and confessed. A new dam at St Anthony Falls flooded a tunnel site causing $300,000 damage. miles of logs escaped a mill. Evansville election favored Republican candidates for treasurer and clerk while Democrats led for surveyor and collector by small margins. A Colorado Chief Justice Moss Hallett noted, and General Sheridan named a committee to attend General Theatres. A man stabbed his wife and fled. about 100 men scoured the country. An Independence turnpike accident burned a hay wagon and the driver was jailed on a related case. A young man snatched a watch. bail set at 500. Martha Smith charged with throwing sorenabe into a privy vault. held on 1000 bail.
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Sanford E. Coombs
Bangor
Maine
St. Anthony Falls
Evansville
Marines
Senda Soliewing Ee
Mat
Yeste Joseph
Ale Ae Eternal Revenue
Iown
Albert Lowry
Placerville
California
Moss Hallett
Supreme Court of
Territory of
Colorado
Sheridan
Theaten
Cleveland
J G. Parkhurst
Detroit
N. L. Anderson
Cincinnati
A.C. McClurg
Chicago
John H. Braman
Fort New York
John F
Kentucky
E. Orks Crrten
Paleten
James — Plave
Independence Turnpike
Latonia Springs
Covisin
W. W. Williams
Independence Omnibus
George Langdon
M.C. Ae
Jemeley
New York
Indianapolis
De 4
Ohio
Richmond
Moses Hallett
China
Cal Krome
Baltimore
Greenville
Darke County
Fitz-John Porter
Thonias
Porter
Reform
Columbus
Council
Indistopolis
Beeen Garland
Confedence
Red Boots, Street Rag Picker and Interloper
A fragmented interview with a boy named Red, eleven, who boots-polishs for a living on Third Street, detailing his earnings of about a dollar a day and his lack of steady partners. The piece also includes a religious prayer-meeting report, describing morning and evening services led by Rev. Braune and ministers, with hymns and scripture readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Third Street
Nix-mi-daniel
Havers
Weriace
Angiaesen
Mr. Braune
Sen Church
Waar
Paul
Chester
Brauns
Seien
From the Different Churches Union Mission Services
Departure of Rev H Powell noted as Rex H esol will for his news of labor in New York on Ta day late 5 the Welsh with man final leave tak ed hol the church on The comin with elone wih mu choir and add The of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Winwell
D. H. Treeedall
Rev. H. Powell
Rex. H
Esol
New York
Man
The Strangers Home Y M C A Weekly Report 1870
The Strangers Home of the Y M C A reports week ending April 4 1870 with totals admitted and attendance figures. Donations cash and benefits listed. twenty four men and women visited. Reverend Storer addressed the gathering urging decisions to join. Conduct and health noted as remarkably good.
Board of City Improvements Meeting Notes
The Board met at the usual hour with Mayor Torrence presiding. A request for permission to pave was referred to committee. The Commissioner reported on street repairs and cleaning. bills were laid before the board for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Improvements
Torrence
Cote
Tavrer Court In Alexandria Settles County Ethics
A brief court record notes the Justices of the Peace convened in Alexandria for a session answering county concerns. The document mentions a substantial sum related to Newport and DeGage, detailing a procedural action adopted at the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itavention
Alexandria
Seualde
Neport
Evacuation Day Celebrated and Local Elections Reported
Fragmentary 19th century reports describe Evacuation Day celebrations in Richmond and election results across multiple states. Key notes include Cleveland City Council gains, a Greenville Darke County polling clash with fatalities, and counts indicating Republican progress with Democrats making gains in the legislature.
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Garl
Texas Cattle
Aaa
Eamel
Ie Greeley
Moe Saoaee Eri
Owte Daily
George Ripley
Fechter
Ventions
Senate
Whitmore
Ohio Peniten- Mary
Erwin Old
Rae
Clark
Cit
J.C. Corbin
Aston
Christ Church
Omi
St. Paul’s Church
Ciscornatt
Dean Mapam
Heppin
Patois
W. Rapuatt
Covington
Pebila
Religious
Missionaries of the Cross
Jesus
Emanuel
Dart
Ieee
Union Mission Services
the United States
Cotzensuin
Ehereneeng Energy Eseeneneae
Ae Temperance
W. Storer
B.C Byeuh
the News
Election News
Connecticut
Hartrorp
Bristol
Jewell
Lish
Simsbury
New Britain
Oslish
Granby
Ewell
Enlish
Berlin
Canton
Weathersfield
East of Harford
Farmington
Go's
Hartford County
Windham
Litchfield
New London
Newell
Poe
Franklin
Valish
Coleen
Ate Tae Jewell
Hartford
Charles R. Chapman
He Democrate
Elise
New Comet
Fort Warsz
Defiance
Hill
Congress
Napoleon
Peck
K. Morton
Indiana
Seannes Suis
Bociet
Sande
HOUSE
Ohio Legislature
Camaesus
Ceed
Highland County
Hekined
Levy & m
Xes
Manson
oPnetic County
Pusheta
Dakota
Minnesota
U. S
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US States
United States
Gable
Julian
Wasurworom
C. F. Gordon
Wholesale & Gret
N.E Cor
Central Avenue
Cencincati, Ohto
Whipehouse & CO
Star
S. W. Cor
Fiji
R. Griffiths
Ither &, Staple & Ancy Groceries
Ki. W. Cor
Fifth & Sycamore
Hare
Ters, &O
K. W. Cor
Central
Leonard A. Savill
Fifth and Longworth
Cin*ti
Candy, &O
Sturdevant’s
Blow Judson
Gov Jas
MAYER
Coalais
Hubbell
Swasey & Go
Nes
Stsyoemere
Coffin, Eee & Co., Hardware & Cutlery
Soe
Cenecte
Er Keen
Insurance
Goo Sual
J. G. Isham
Joa. Sen
J. T. Coxxauma
I. B. Shantaad
Eeencoe
Gleam
Mitchel
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Rankin
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