Old School House and Its Notable Figures Remembered
A reminiscence recalls a historic district school, its long municipal building, and prominent past scholars. It notes figures like Hiram P. Rendall and Rufus Kilian, highlighting teachers, board members, and the evolution of examinations and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram P. Rendall
Haq
En Mes
Rufus
Bertens i
Tien Ga
Feld
John P. Jackson
B. M. Johnson
W. A. Fill
Fae Seaba
Inter
Aeortens
Gtry
Lizaie
Rey's
Local School Visit Details Teacher Success and Humble Praise
At a school inspection, Miss Niles and Miss De king direct grades A through E with high praise for discipline and progress. Teachers Miss Granger and Miss Alley maintain strong reading and phonics work while Miss Bradford earns praise for the cleanest room and cheerful pupils. The report notes orderly classrooms, earnest teaching, and the need for space as enrollment rises. The Police Clerkship section reports new sworn-in clerks Wm Bauer and George E Richards at the Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeper
Elec
Miss Niles
Deking
Sho
Ee Exom
Maggie D. Eppiett
Mary M. Fortman
Ella C. Granger
F' Goa Bomd Gia Vr Se Vis
Maggie Ough
Melvine Ey
Bradford
Rome
Alige Bee
J Straub
Wm. Bauer
George E. Richards
Attempted self harm in Vine Street saloon incident
Henry Bauer, a youth from Preveland, allegedly drank a dose of laudanum after visiting a Vine Street saloon. A bystander restrained him as a glass was forced from his hand and only a few drops were ingested. He was escorted to his boarding house for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suicoung
Henry Bauer
Eyogee
Vine Street
Bauer
Ninthe Street Baptist Church Prayer Meeting Aims for Building Fund
A prayer meeting at Ninthe street Baptist Church raised funds for remodeling with about $13,000 pledged and a goal of $20,000 more. Attendees heard speeches from deacons and members and the pastor vowed to continue efforts until the full sum is raised for completion this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninthe-street Baptist Church
F. Dawoon
Kyle
George Z
Wether Os ‘Wileos
Seetpeel
eePene
Lord
Sesson
Williame
Bentley
Our City
Monney
Baptist Church
Freeman Street
Open Board of City Improvements Bids Policy Debate
A local editorial argues for open meetings and public access to bid reviews by the Board of City Improvements. It warns against sealed proposals and urges listing all bids on the clerk’s desk to ensure transparency and prevent contractor conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Improvements
McHugh
Neneas
Seine Pats
S Reont
Perns
Oe Ee
Police Varieties Docket Notes Small, Repeats and New Cases
Five continued and fourteen new cases populate the docket. Prosecutions include Thomas Richarde for creating a disturbance, Anns. Doran jailed for drunkenness, Andy Coulter for assault, and Joba La fined for hauling dirt without permission. Various continuances, bail set at 100, and multiple entries reference local street incidents and arrests.
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Blackburn
W. Stewart
Thomas Richarde
Weeks
Beet Adeny
Anns
Doran
Stanton
Aig
Safin
Frank Mats
Arwcharlea
Sevanes Miller
Hammond Street
Siar
Cotabe Mann Mason
Baring Boos
Costes
Lizzie
Religious Intelligence and City Church Notices
A dense listing of religious events from Cincinnati churches includes Rev. Peter the Bethel chaplain speaking at the Bethel, Sabbath misons at multiple churches, interchanges between ministers, and upcoming exbibitions and meetings. Notable details include the Sixth Ward society efforts, Bible distribution, Union Chapel services, and a notable exhibition by Children’s Home inmates at the Central Presbyterian Church. The report also mentions church reorganizations, baptisms, and upcoming sermons by Dr. Anderson, Rev. J. Strays, and other local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes Ohio — Pallege
E Colleasive
Pines
Anderson
Bart
Colle Vants
Giote Society
Fonse
Burnet House
Soeaas
Morris Chapel
Central Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
W.T. Moore
Baptist Church
Newport
Kentucky
A. L. Jordan
Ohio River
Monmouth Street
German Baptists Church
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Fourth Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Fourth
Home Streets
Nelson
St. Louis
Union Chapel
Mareset
Aldep
M. BE Church
M. B
Union
Bates
We. X. Nindy
Unica Re
Mt. Auburn M
Cincinnati
J. K. Hosmer
Antioch
Hopkins
Rev. J. George
Dunkirk
New York
Universalist Church
Plum Street
Fifth
Rev
J. Strays
United Presbyterian Church
Sixth
Pone
Wm. Turner
Columbus
Flratbyterian Church
Walnut Hil
Local Names List and Proprietors in a Fragmented Ledger
An extensive fragmented list of names, places, and roles appears as a ledger style record. Items include surnames such as Wheeler, Oliver, Cleaveland, and Green, with places like Louisville Nashville Warren and New York. The text resembles a proprietors or stakeholding roster with scattered city/state indicators and unclear dates or actions.
Fragmentary Names List From Indianapolis Area
A jumble of names and places appears in a fragmented OCR fragment including references to Indianapolis and surrounding locales such as Lawrence, Anderson, Zapiselle, Woodward, Xenia, Franklin, Mich City, Lebanon, and St Louis. No clear event or action is evident. likely a partial roster or index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Wagner
Hamar
Jonson
Vranville
Tor
Barnes
Faut
Lebanon
Jgninen
Il Thomipent
St Louis
Unclear Proprietor Names and Place Mentions in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names and places scattered across Kentucky towns such as Danville and Winchester. It mentions proprietors, families, and locations with no coherent event or dates. The readable items suggest a broad local notice or directory fragment without a clear single action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE B
Wallace
Harrie
Poke
Faria
P 'Tavior
Taylors
Thompson
Auibey
Enepe
Tazior
McMan
Wville
Ware
Kvokavie
Glengals
Fry
Danville
Pivench
Vet Uprincs
Impson
Iit
Ypublana
Fire losses mount in St Louis blaze reported by Republican
A St Louis fire blaze worsens than first believed with insurance estimates listing stock losses and damaged buildings. The Republican notes totals may be off slightly but near 10000 to 15000 dollars in stock and substantial property damage across various firms, including Cincinnati insurers with limited claims so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sia Iano
Stork
Peck & & Co
Giork
Sates &T
Louis Insurance
Cincinnati
Impeachment Trial Delays and May Inauguration Likely
From Washington, April 24, 1868, the Cincinnati Times reports that impeachment managers expect the trial to end by May 4 after final closing arguments. It notes a possible ten day horizon and predicts Wade’s inauguration early in May if Johnson is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Dame Og Inst
Stanberg
Presiapet Wade
Bat Radi
Sinan Soreee
Johnson
A&c
Cincinnati Times
Ander
Mr. Wade
Eraicaa
Nigat
Cearvention
Jane
Devenskae
Congress
Senate Trial Notes on Proceedings and Political Shifts
Reports on courtroom order for speakers in the impeachment trial, Judge Nelson’s defense remarks, Evarts replacing Stanbery due to illness, Wade cabinet speculation, Reconstruction policy debates, and political maneuvering including potential shifts in military rule and party alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Judge Nelson
Tennessee
Senate
Chamberecho
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Johnson
Congress
Wang
Wade
White House
Srinces
Seward
Redan
Stenton
War Department
Controversy Over Mrs Lincoln and Dressmaker Credibility
A historical piece questions a sensational book about Mrs Lincoln and her confidences with a colored dressmaker. It argues the allegations are fabrications by enemies, noting Mrs Lincoln’s debt reconciliation with Keckley and subsequent vilification by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Stars Blink at Me Across My Nighted Years
A reflective poem from Cincinnati Times writer BM recalls a solitary room, a sky filled with bright stars, and memories of youth. The speaker finds solace in starlight as years pass, noting that despite despair and aging, one bright star continues to blink and offer hope.
Prince Alfred Shot Wounded in Sydney Australia
Dispatches report Prince Alfred visiting Sydney was shot and dangerously wounded by an unknown assailant, said to be a Fenian. the would-be killer was promptly arrested and the Prince slowly recovering. Clerkenwell Fenian trial in London resumed with defense highlighting contradictions and expunging ties to the suspects. Delaware GOP convention picks slate and affirms principles, while Crete policy hints and Russia matters occupy ministers.
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Australia
Prince Alfred
Sidney
S Fenian
England
London
Clerkenwell
Williams
Keefe
Green
Barret
Degos
Glasgow
Meveneny
Ely
Toneumn
House of Commons
Lord Stanley
Crete
Britain
Delaware
Congressional report on Senate action and presidential energy plan
A distorted April report from Congress in Waantverton DC outlines Senate discussion on presidential energy policy and related charges. The piece notes tense debate and the pending administrative actions affecting upcoming offices.
Impeachment Trial Dispatch on Nelsons Speech
Special Dispatch reports Washington on April 24 detailing Judge Nelson advancing from the 84th to the 11th impeachment article urging the President’s right to political speeches. Stevens plans his strong prosecution remarks while Groesbeck is indisposed. The trial date for John Surratt remains May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Washington
Nelson
Senate
Groesbeck
Stevens
John Surratt
Woman found in dangerous condition claims Cincinnati family name
A young woman, claiming to be Rams Smith daughter of John Smith of Cincinnati, was found insensible in Philadelphia after alleging entrapment by Rivers. Later, Mrs. Deckhart died of heart disease, iron merchant Henry Sterling died suddenly, and a Lebanon bond robbery of 7000 dollars from Kreider’s safe was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putl
Apetrata
Rams Smith
John Smith
Third Street
Cincinnati
Rivers
Michael Deckhart
Henry Sterling
Andrew Kreider
Lebanon
Bridge Bill Stalls in Cincinnati and Newport Plan
April 24 Columbus report says the adjourned session laid the amendment to the Cincinnati and Newport Bridge bill on the table. A majority of long-span advocates and Hamilton county members have left, ending any likely change to the present law. Outside pressure for a 300-foot span overwhelmed the Democratic Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Columbus
Cincinnati
Newport
Hamilton County
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Peter the Bethel Chalain
Cleveland
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Pebly
Seehenter
Ney Poly Othes
Stevenia
Borset Hovss
A. C, Joans & Co
Pro- Prietors
Hotiinelugel
Lax
Walter
Pittabg
Florence
Chillcethe
York
Yeader
Porter
Orton
Fadlidnis
Tunsia
Huston
Philadela Ae
Wiens
Paonpae
Cid
Byers
Yarabaw
Hoffman
Lousvile
Garne
Portvineth
Vianiecess
NT Wheeler
Pian
Bite
Louisvil
Ie Aratia
Danian
Stean Win
J Oliver
Louisville
Mrauver
le Deeloore
Wrrive More
Meijrath
Ae Sperry
J Rey
Nashville
Clevelan
Empire
Senaes Ani Rebbdren
Kéan Mins
Penegre
Miss. Denegre
Martin
Megowan
Ohio
S Mulbrods
Oxford
Yourbley
Warren
le Do
Stone
oPie Coristraw
Ar 'Payne
New
Hi Compton
Ae Ree
Sarework
Prverias
Fh Nore
Wb Nash
USA
Mea Nasu
Nities
Ras
Aee Wintin
Volt
Midwell
H. Woodford
Roblanon
B.clement
C van Tun
JH Green
Viney
Jac Gibson
Dayton
Miss Milla
Stat Hartwell
Ton
Jean Athena
Gertieeges
Fame
Jars
Boren
Betas
Provan
Ciurrox Houge
Gatrzisos
Memoroustax Hore
W. A. Tavratox
Proprietor
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Boutwell
Nelson and
Btevens
Bingham
Wiil
Stanbery
Deense
Evarts
Stanxberg
Evaris
Eliza Ackley
Puritania
Harvard
Yale
Upelad
Cinclnatic Ties
Boyros
Dlarvard
Mar- Yard
Worcester
Oxford University
Friends of Prohibition
Republican Party
Democrats
Partieu
Massachusetta
Boston
Charlestown
House
United States
Kansas
Albany
John
Macon Wren
Bavngs
Ind Hasls
Werk Ain
Hissar
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Thors
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Dawes
Mass
Mr. Price
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Micky
Uichiga
Fats Cobb
Wiener
Amnde
Ian
Izle
Wright
Oo Bigs
Seidene
Chicago
Joshua T. Heald
Lewis. Thompson
KR. B. Smithers
Thomas N. Coursey
Layton
Isaac J. Jenking
N. B. Og
Brownlow
Peper
Fifth Cavalry
Allatin, Tenz
Patte
Greneel
Congressional
Waantverton
D. C
John H. Surratt
Mr. Nelson
Fiftil Dispatch
Bensters
Ben
Eggleston
Sam Cary
Philadelphia
M Adden
Cincinnati Tunes
Spain
Britannia
Saleargom
Walnut Street
G. Peer
Thos. W. Fparrin & CO
Te Building Lumber
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