Unclear Washington Dispatch on Geneva Damages
A fragmented Washington dispatch discusses the United States stance on consequential damages at the Geneva Tribunal and possible Congressional action. It notes expected signaling from Congress, with mentions of Utah prisoners, Central Treasury debates, and reactions from the public and media.
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Saltee
Utah
Bates
Uty
United States
Gran Supreme Cour
Othe
Treasury
Cincinnati
Congress
Ullett
Boutwell
Unclear text fragment from Associated Press dispatch
Fragmentary AP copy from New York dated April 20 with garbled wording about a proposed action and potential future complications. No clear entities or events readable for a concrete summary.
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Associated Press
New York
Sete Ieeee
Seismic Shocks Rattle Memphis in Early Morning
A two part earthquake struck Memphis at 1 40 am lasting about a minute driving residents into the streets. A severe cutting affray followed with a man badly wounded in the neck. The report describes panic across the city during the tremors.
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Times and Chronicle
Memphis
Explosion and stabbing alarm in Memphis area
A quake near Memphis registered early morning, causing alarms across the region. In an unrelated incident, R. P. Wolt was attacked with a carving knife during a disturbance, nearly decapitated, and Pertin was arrested. Henry’s recovery status remains unclear.
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Western Associated Press
Memphis
Uake
Accidental Rail Crash Reported Near Crystal Lake
A brief dispatch from Jackson Mississippi notes an accident on the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad near Crystal. Three or four persons were injured and left at the scene awaiting further aid as details remain incomplete. Local authorities were alerted and investigations are expected to follow.
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Times and Chronicle
Memphis
Jackson (Miss
New Orleans
Jackson
Lawrence and Ledge
Chicago
Crystal
Terrible Indian Country War Sparks Shootout in Oklahoma
Dispatch from White River area recounts a violent clash following a murder in Talaquah. U.S. Deputy Marshals Owens and Peavy and posse, near the Going Snake District, faced a deadly volley from Cherokee opponents, leaving several officers dead or wounded and prompting rapid pursuit for Proctor accused of assault. The incident reflects deep political and ethnic tensions as federal and local authorities move to quell the uprising and bring culprits to justice.
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Anudea
J. J. Kesterson
Arkansas Line
L. 5
James C. Churchill
Ezekiel Proctor
Proctor
Kesterson Ste House
Snake District
Bentz
United States
Beatz
Padnt Lag Cy
Teaknee
Couridiamoun
San
Beck
Marara Ney Seeman
J. B.C. Kerens
Lek Na Ue Pekindets
Aner Churchill
Joan Oe Osne
Joe Er
Julian C. Pleldana - Pierce
T. Jas. Collins
U. Pemcey
Charles Ex
Ton Jack c D
Winton Thon
W. Deest
Reely Bau
Jos
T. Weihi
Officers of Justice
United Tes
New York World Asked to Retract Offensive Articles
New York April 20. John Graham, counsel for Gen D E Sickles, writes to the New York World demanding a retraction and apology for offensive articles. The letter argues the pieces misstate facts and damage reputation, seeking remedy through correction.
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New York
John Graham
D. E. Sickies
New York Word
Message from the President on South Carolina terror
President Grant reports that in portions of South Carolina lawlessness and terror prevail. He cites large Ku Klux Klan influence in Spartanburg York Chester Union Laurens Newberry Lancaster and Chesterfield counties. The groups intimidate witnesses control juries and terrorize colored citizens to suppress voting and schooling, with many crimes unpunished.
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House of Representatives
South Carolina
Spartanburg
York
Chester
Union
Laurens
Newbury
Lancaster
Chesterfield
Areva
Criminal Associatiee Ek
United States
Joint Committee
Congress
Southern
Imlll
Mast
Emeral J
Asari Wn
Klu-Klux Klan
Grant
MIVOR ITEMS
A scattered tale of deaths trials and trials in progress from Salt Eteeter to Wheeling and Richmond. Eliza the actress dies in Salt Eteeter while the Naval Investigating Committee nears the end of testimony. A Cuban steamer brings 800 troops to reinforce Spain in distant conflicts. George W. Scarborough dies at heart. General Browne, Indiana governor candidate, campaigns at Richmond. Martin Daley, cotton buyer, dies in Memphis Tennessee. The Terror monitor sails from Havana toward Key West. Reports say horses promised by unknowns may be slaughtered. The Sultan sends a yacht to Odessa to move General Sherman and Lieutenant Grant to Sebastopol. Two $5,000 verdicts against Staten Island Fire Department referenced amid disaster damage cases. Emma Couch pleads guilty to blackmail, counsel seeks to quash. Civilian army trial rules debated by Justice Bureau. Adam J. Forepaugh dies in Sagionaq after a train accident.
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General Browne
Indiana
Richmond
Martin Daley
Memar
Tenn
Monitor
Terror
Aeuoma Penind Vie
United States
Ming
Havana
Ey West
Odessa
General Sherman
Grant
Sebastopol
Staten Island
Senate and House actions on civil service reform and rail subsidies
Washington reports Senate debates on Deficiency Appropriation amendments, Court of Claims jurisdiction, and Texas land issues. House passes civil service reform bill before committee, with sharp exchanges and a 97 to 79 vote, while conference on mail contract bids advances.
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Cole
Pal
Morrill
Court of Claim
Colt
Co. Ee
Besa
Westcoast
New York and
Rio Janeiro
Ste Stewart
Texas Pacific
Hant
Texas
Stewart Eee
Comes
Ramsey
Committee On Conference
Ad. House
Senea
Treasury
Log Civil Service Reform
J. Roberts
Bingham Op
Massachusetts
Yeas
Ames
Averill
Banks
Barber
Beck
Rigby
Bingham
Bird
Blair
Biles
Braxton
Bright
Buckley
Butler
Masas
Clark
Donnan
Duell
Dunanell
Celledey Goodrich
Farmer
Harris Mice
Fistrie
Tiavens
van Trump
Vie Wilson
Ma Wilson
Ohio
Her
Acher
Ademe
New York
Wait Ehiga
Cotton
Cox
Weather and civic notes from Mount Aubern 1872 meeting notices
Meteorological observations at Mount Aubern Young Ladies Institute dated April 16 1872 report barometer and temperatures alongside local notices. The issue notes legal career entry for G Hosea Wayesterdey, German Liberal meeting in Arbetter Hall, pulpits exchanged by Central and Sixth Street Christian Churches, Western Union telegraph office readiness on Vine Street, Perry & Merton selling Harper Atlantic Scribner Galaxy Your Folks Gatley Demeorest Leslie titles, venturing cleaning product Morgan’s Sons, prayer meetings led by Rev E McHugh at Wing Street Christian Association, and plans for regular Sunday meetings in Lismore with Rev Dr McCarty preaching at Trinity Church. Also reports a boy injured on Pendleton Street car, Inclined Railway trial on Main Street hill, and Board of Councilmen routine business including salaries and boiler inspector. Grand Division delegates to Ohio Sons of Temperance set for 24th with routes through major rail lines.
Mountain-Mount Pleasant farm auctioned by Williamson heirs
Real estate auctioneer Loud sold yesterday afternoon a 165 acre farm near Mount Pleasant, belonging to the heirs of John Williamson, deceased, for 20025 dollars. John M Tudor & Co., brokers and auctioneers, list vast holdings in last ten days including 8 Hopkins street and 66 West Court street sales, plus multiple building lots and residences to be sold at future auctions in Cincinnati.
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John H
Loud
West Third Street
Mt. Pleasnt
John Williamson
Tek. W. Cunningham
West Third Streit
Hopkins Street
P. Echert
Ray
Rob't Thorn
Meyers, Herton & Uoine Chins
Kohl
Frida
Ayril
Ais Clocte
Flamen
Boll
Venice
Clifton
Advertiveuir
Brown and
wDikcine
Meyers, Horton “& “Co
Hoefer & Bieling
Binon
Brighton House
Beal Tee
Areros
Meyers, Horton & Co and
Chares
Aprilia
Robert and
Chanel M. Buchanan
Bays
Ieen ‘Hill Avenues
Beactie
Wis
Ton Placy
Meyers, Horton
Chas. C. Koul
Tuexiay
Greenwood
Edgewood
Hunnewell
Shell Avenues
J. €. Campbel
B. Foote
East Walnut Hills
Madison Pike
A. D. Morris
Corryville
Pike Street
Pearl and
Elm Streets
O'Clotk
Cottige
Fillmore Street
Richmond Street
Court Street
Linn
Bayminer Streets
Desirable Property at Sheriff Sale in Partition
A valuable vacant parcel formerly owned by C W Starbuck on Longworth between Park and Stone streets, with 291 feet frontage, has been subdivided into twelve building lots and will be sold at sheriff sale next Wednesday afternoon on the premises. Dundreary review notes a witty yet sympathetic performance at the Opera House, praising its conception and detailing Lord Dundreary's refined stage artistry.
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Beve
Lasse Steiy
Horton Ae Co
Clore
Longworth - Street
Park and
Veray
Morton A Co
Brigh
Strert
Lion Wires
de Pale
Colum Tur Reidy
Clapton
Ata Tion
C W. Starbuck
Longworth
Park
Stone
Sherif
Quarry blast fatality prompts safer signaling
Dietrich Kempker, a quarry worker at Stridelmeyer's stone quarry on Straight street, was killed yesterday when a rock fragment crushed his skull. An inquest found death from injuries caused by a rock fall and urged safer blasting practices and a clearer signal system. Kempker lived at 70 Buckeye street.
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Dietrich Kempker
Stridelmeyer
Straight Street
Buckeye Street
Patterson Appointed Superintendent of I C L and M C Rail Roads
Mr 8 D Patterson formerly Superintendent of the Telegraphic Department of the I and L road has been appointed to take effect Monday next as Superintendent of one division of the I C and L and M and C Rail Roads, succeeding Wm Smith who resigns. Smith will resume his former post as conductor on the I C and L road.
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D. Patterson
Telegraphic Department
L. Road
Striking Times Fuel Labor Discontent Sparks Broad Strike
Striking coal shovelers and drivers press for $200 daily pay and an organized strike spreads from local forges to Indianaplis Louisville Evansville and other up river towns. A committee plans to visit dealers to halt work until the $1500 weekly demand is met as a large gathering at Groesbeck's calls for further action and a follow up meeting tonight.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Evansville
Frenton
Groesbeck's
Freeman
Philip Sehaurer
Ting
Michael Welch
Etary
John W. Coleman Treagurer
Joseph Schebroeck
Dlay
Detained letters awaiting postage payments at Post Office
Postmaster reports letters detained for non payment of postage, to be held until April 27 then sent to the Dead Letter Office. Names and cities listed include residents from New York, Indianapolis, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, and others, with many familiar localities and misspelled entries.
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Postoffice
Sua Waid
City
Albert
Fraglint M
Newark
Varvard
Lilla
Springfeld
G. Restle
Jim
Ind
Bakes
Lila
Bowlin
BK. & Sons
New York
Jer- Shier
Wim
Caldwell
Eliza
Rowkport
Clark
Indianapolis
Drs
Ann
Doerr
Snes
Meraboldia i
Detroit
Mich
Fisher
Few
Hamden
Gerbert
Oran Ielee
Sebastian
Otter Gross
Veter
Phladeiptis
Ee ‘Gray
Jas H
Heiske
Higinsbotham
P. Man Heermance
Larkstille
Tenn
Jones
Min Bettie
Ulla
Marietta
Ciaro
Krieger
Pres
Ari Ky
Emry
Ton
Larwill
Womter
Oh Ohio
Lilly
Butler
Jones Macrs
Bates & Co
Mason Ise Tea Mercantile Ins
Moorehead
Ef Molle
Mozach
Lisle
Miller Wee de Teas & Iutchinson
Kinser
Jac Hamitton
Ricdelmer
Core
Ubura Norte
Ae. Yi . Mise
Iyas
Kate
Redfeld
Vansickle & & Co
Run Clay C
Trigg’s Furnace
Roberts
Linge City
Heady
Steiner
Sanders
Sedrick
Stanton
Jno
Cit
Xavier's Convent
Ferdinand
Indiana
Com
Ohio
Nicholas
Masten
Miss Anna
Phi
Daitter
Newport
Shukcraft
Ss - Taylor
Robert H. Dever
Walenghof
Wiseburg
I. Cotuanis
Peter A. Portland
F Callipel
H. Founns
Murphy at Wood's Theatre Ends Run with 11¢1p
Murphy closes his stay tonight at Wood's Theatre after the sixth representation of 11¢1p, a work that may push its author toward a new path in drama. He delivers strong character work though the piece weighs heavily on Maeder's writing. Buffalo Bill will be staged next week by the stock company. The National has drawn solid patronage, and the Ames season seats continue to sell well with large returns.
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Murphy
Wood
Maeder
Buffalo
Bill
The
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Horticultural Society Apple Display Report
At the Horticultral Society meeting this morning a fine display of well preserved apples was shown. The Fruit Committee reported on names and varieties including Spitzenberg, Smith's Cider, White Pippin, and others, noting several unrecognized or unclear labels. Mr Strobridge arranged for three hundred copies of a printed list for exhibition use.
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Chas
Criscup
Spitzenberg
Smith
Kehn
Jeppe Riddle
Sprigzydale
New Hampshire Delegates to May Convention Host Event
Delegates from New Hampshire will be sent to the May Convention at the Walnut Street House. The Gibson House will host Philadelphians for the gathering.
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New Hampshire Andows
Walnut Street House
Gibson House
Probate Court Appoints Executors and Administrators
In probate proceedings before Judge Hoefer Maria Leichtweis named executrix of George Leichtweis estate with $200 personalty and $1,500 realty. Maria Howard named executrix of another estate with $5,000 personalty and realty. Gustav Taiel appointed administrator of Hiller estate with $20,000 personalty and related assets. Anna Maria Hew pie named administratrix of Edward Deran estate with $700 personalty and $89 realty value.
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Maria Leichtweis
George Leichtweis
Maria Howard
Ralane Illians
Gustav Taiel
Hiller
Ra Mil
Anna Maria Hew
Mary
Edward Deran
Tealty
Cumminsville High School Students Standouts in Report
A Cincinnati omnibus high schools report highlights Cumminsville as sending 66 admitted students with strong results. Cumminsville pupils lead in arithmetic geometry grammar reading and geography, ranking highly in overall studies and surpassing other local schools, which adds prestige for residents and teachers.
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Ney
Omnico Schools
Cincinnati
Tumatinsville
Cumminsville
Merial
Pleasant evening planned at local church schoolhouse
J H Searls will receive the installment of dues this evening. A serving service at the church follows with an entertainment program at the schoolhouse next Tuesday including music readings and a short play for a church benefit.
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J. H. Searls
Cecum
M. F
Christ's Church
Preacher to Speak at First Baptist Sig Phe Tomorrow
Notes indicate Rev Dr Jeffery will preach at First Baptist Church in Sig Phe tomorrow with other services planned. Reports mention Henry Hathaway and a ferry boat exchange expected soon. Marshal Flickinger reportedly recovering while his saloon march continues. The hat hopes to find a way out.
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Jeffery
First Baptist Church
Sig Phe
Ila. M
Henry Hathaway
Ping Webster
Flickinger
Caviene
Divine services at pew school-house on Sunday afternoons
Divine services and Sunday school are held at the pew school house every Sunday afternoon under the direction of Revs. Bedvue and Charla. Sunday school at 2 o clock and services at 3 o clock, at the MRB church in Dayton.
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Bedvue
MRB
Charla
Dayton
Corcoran Investigation Progress and Suffrage Petitions
In Columbia U S April 20 the Corcoran Investigation Committee aims to finish next week but may adjourn without a report due to three absent witnesses and recall rights for Halstead and Corcoran. The house also notes petitions from 147 hopefuls seeking female suffrage, while mining legislation debates split the committee with amendments to cut inspector terms and require mine shaft ventilation standards. The Senate advances the General Appropriation Bill.
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Times and Chronicle
Columbca
Corcoran Investigation Committee
Igbors
Halstead
Corcoran
Mides
Wellabyl
Senate
Rockwell Returns as Carnal Exultant Mob Scene Roars
In Sand Lake on April 19 Porter Rockwell former Danite chief reappeared after months away. His return triggered saloon brawls and anti Gentile taunts as Mormon policemen allegedly threatened a citizen and an AP reporter. Tension rose before quiet returned as mobs armed themselves briefly. News from Salt Lake City notes hostile sentiment against the Mormon police.
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Sand Lake
Porter Rockwell
Rockwell
New York
Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Baltimore Huston inquiry nears church indictment
Baltimore dispatch says the Huston investigation into Rev Dr Huston’s conduct is close to presenting a regular church indictment. The committee, meeting only twice weekly, has many charges from across the country and is compiling testimonies. The mother of a local alleged victim has testified, though the girl’s full account awaits Huston’s response to the indictments.
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New York
Baltimore
Huston
Mexican Rebel Movements Reported Across Frontier
Meshed dispatches from Camargo dated the 17th note that the Bists fined the firm of Bconfielét Co of Monterey $50,000 over a money scheme. A sale of 300 mules funded insurgents, aiding their push toward Matamoras. General Trevino assigns command to General Terece to guide operations toward Hue. Rumor says General Cortina was defeated near Kexnasoa with heavy losses. Tampico reports Yucatan rebels in control, with General Cevolos from the reinforcement column arriving frontier.
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Camargo
Bists
Bconfielét & Co
Monterey
Trevino
Terece
Hue
Cortina
Kexnasoa
Tampico
Yucatan
Ieneral Cevellos
Jealousy and a Fatal Shooting in St Louis
In St Louis on April 20 a drunken carpenter identified as Witheder shot his wife in the neck then attempted suicide with three shots to his head, failing to kill either. He was taken to a hospital. the wife, described as hardworking, was cared for by friends. The motive remains disputed among her friends.
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St. Louis
Democrat
Musko
Talaquah
United States
Mitchel
Owens
Hawkins
Wil
Witheder
A.eg
Hos
Heder
River Weather and Water Levels Summary
River conditions reported across multiple stations with rising and falling levels. Evansville shows 66 degree clear weather, others note cloudy skies with rain chances and small river rises ranging from two to six inches.
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Bear
Defective Street Hazards After Sewer Clamp. Accidents Reported
A blocked sewer on Trent near Millatreet creates dangerous conditions with protruding pipes and ugly embankments endangering freight wagons. A four horse team hauling pork fell on the defective stretch, leaving a man severely injured. City officials discuss site selection for new government buildings. an inquest into a suicide and a drowning verdict in another case wrap up.
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Trent
Millatreet
Whetstone Bros
Guilly
Browne's Masterly Speech Shifts Wayne County Gop
Special Dispatch reports Gen Browne's vigorous Lyceum meeting influence in Richmond with hopes of swaying opponents to support his candidacy. Browne condemns Liberal Republican plans, predicting a tough fight for the faction while praising open campaign arguments that rally honest voters toward an undivided Republican line in Wayne County.
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Times and Chronicle
Richmond
Browne
Lyceum Gall
Wayne County
Italian Gov Should Not Recount Indirect Damages Claims
A Rome dispatch to the Daily News reports the Italian Government believes the hoard of Steneva should refrain from recounting the claims presented by the American Government for indirect damages.
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Honpon
Rome
Daily News
Steneva
NINE MASONS KILLED IN SCOTLAND BUILDING COLLAPSE
Nine masons were killed when a wall at a building under construction in Kukialdy Scotland collapsed this morning. The incident occurred as workers were at their posts forming a tragic scene of loss.
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Scotland
Gnsazel Froca
su’ _ Lennon
Alabama
Alahama
Sigel
Ania
Lord Tenterden
Bancroft Davis
Nellie Grant
President Grant
Forest Fires Sweep South Jersey Pines Near Centreton
Fires burn through about a thousand acres of woodland in South Jersey near Centreton and Rovenbergen with estimated losses around 20000 dollars. Fire crews battle the flames as smoke drifts over the pines and residents report danger to nearby homes.
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South Jersey
New York
Centreton
Rovenbergen
Open Kennebec River for navigation and other items
Telegraphic items report the Kennebec River is open for navigation. The wife of Stephen N Stockwell of the Boston Journal died of apoplexy last night. A dealer in obscene literature was convicted in New York and sentenced to one year in prison and a $500 fine. Frederick B Simons head of Boston and Salem Express Company is missing since Thursday. fears of robbery and foul play. His coat and satchel found in an alley in the northern city. Gov Hoffman of New York left Albany for the city to discuss the new charter with legal authorities, with a veto likely anticipated.
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Boston
Jevs
New York
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Boston and Salem, Express Company
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Alban
New York City
Charles O’conor
Congress Advancing Bridge Plan at Brownsville Nebraska
Congress records show a bill passed authorizing a Missouri River bridge at Brownsville Nebraska and others discussed restoring Superior Bay waters to their natural outlet at Superior City. Lawmakers debated repealing the salt duty and Texas Pacific Railroad measures during unfinished business.
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Nebraska
Nter
Superior Bay
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R. Scott Voved
Ateak
Staaten
Texas Pacific Railroad
Ramsay
Kentuckys Rail Excursion and School Board Action Noted
A Kentucky rail excursion fare is set at four dollars round trip from Covington. A Friday school board meeting voted twelve to zero to close the Fourth District school for a week due to smallpox. Local real estate transfers in Covington include multiple parcels on Main and Woodruff subdivisions and Powell Street, with prices ranging from fourteen hundred to five thousand two hundred fifty nine dollars.
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Ee 1
Covington
Kenton County
Patch's
John Lemons
Cohen
Western Row
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H. Constant
Francis
Tupman
Oak Street
Caus
Sara As
No. &2
Portheas
Rede Rehoondp Greenup
Powell Streets
Powell's Subdivision
Discourse on Modern Spiritualism at M E Church
Rev Stephen Ewers to speak on Modern Spiritualism at the M E Church tomorrow night. Morning topics include Christian Consciousness as a Witness. Second Presbyterian pastor Mr Senour to preach on Feeble Meas and Great Rest and Bahab. Haymo Hall hosts a likely engaging service. Covington and Cincinnati churches inaugurate a Christian mission under local officers. Covington City Council grants Washington to Pike Street railroad right of way, with Newport in mind for future facilities. Professor Jones lectures on Natural History at the High School, focusing on Man and human-animal relations and zoological charts for teaching. Superintendents note growing teacher interest and plan continued discussion.
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Iave M. E
Second Presbyterian Church
York and Ringgold Streets
Nev
Senour
Haymo ¢ Hallvatdee
Christian Mission Church
Covington
Cincinnati
Jones
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