Dinner in New York for ex Senator van Eves
A dinner in New York on April 27 honored ex Senator van Eves before his debut on Thursday. About 200 attendees included Prominent citizens and Senators. Hon. Win Evarts presided with Hon. Carl Schurz as guest of honor. The event featured decorations, music, and reflections on U S political changes since the Civil War. The piece also notes listings of cattle sales and valuations, including Oxford Duchess sold for 1,400 dollars and other prices in Lincoln and Raymond areas.
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New York
Europe
Orang
van Eves
Debot
Win Varts
Carl Schurz
Lane Cate Francis
Peter Ler Cooper
I. B. Chittenden
Wells
John Join
D. A. Geeneral Barlow
Howard Potter
Murat Halstead
Bua Charlestler
Whitelaw Reid
Hammond Leo Be
Evarts
David A Walle Reform
T. Adams
Tie West
Murat
Napier
W. Jacobs
Jubiovine
Kimberly
Sinn
West
Oxford Duchess
Thomas Windle
Lincoln
Lauran
Malar
ES Miler
Raymond
Stir Over Masonic Shalow and Red Cross Charter in City
Local chatter rises after a notice in the Saturday issue hints at turmoil within the Masonic order here. A correspondence involves Rev Mr Ww and Sir Alred, head of theOrder in the United Anglo, with a charter debated and a 1875 arrival noted. The dispute unsettles the town, but a compromise may soon be sought.
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New Arbasy
Spee
Ialoe
Pest
Imedele
Fire in Wartertows Causes Injuries
Wartertows New York April 27 a large fire broke out at 1 o clock this morning injuring several people seriously though no fatalities were reported.
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Wartertows
N. Y
Aire
Maritime Arrivals Reported at New York Docks
The April 27 shipping bulletin notes the steamer Manhattan arriving from Liverpool via Moyille, the Ethiopa from New York, and the steamships Abbotsford from Philadelphia and Sohore from New York. Also listed is apoxpox dated April 27.
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New York
Manhattan
Liverpool
a _ Moyille
Ethiopia
Loxpox
Abbotsford
Philadelphia
Sohore
Cal
River Weather Report and Shipping Movements
Special Dispatch notes river falling slowly with clear weather. Shipping activity increases as vessels like Belle of Memphis and Ironsides arrive or depart at various times from Port locations. Weather remains clear and steady across the period with listed departures and arrivals.
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Catro
Belle of Memphis
Ironsides
St. Louis
Arlington Eee Catan
J.K. Kel
Saale
Chester
Rr .M
Elle of
Kellogg
Telegraphic Items and Military Appointments
General Geo. Crook named in command of the Department of the Platte at Omaha. Four New York fire insurance companies have won from the National. Infantry movements and rail links noted, with reports from Philadelphia and the coal regions. Louisville Courier-Journal mentions a Masai resolution for grave decoration and discusses Welland Canal repairs. Detroit items reference Farrand, Bessel, and E. B. Ward amid ongoing litigation.
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Geo. Crook
the Platte
Omaha
New York City
Comtes
Infantry
Waleed
Caer
Philadelphia
Louisville Courier-Journal
Ers
Paul Boyton Second Ocean Voyage Across the Channel
Paul Boyton plans a second attempt to cross the Channel as part of a public display. The French commission led by M. De Lafayette has organized participation, with exhibitors and notable winners from the Gironde region receiving recognition and promises of support for the endeavor.
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Paul Boyton
M. de Lafayette
French Commission For
McI
Winnears
Gironde
Weather Report from Signal Service Division
War Department Signal Service reports weather observations from Ciscrmmatt on April 28 at 7:05 AM. Barometric pressure and wind direction were noted with atmospheric conditions recorded for the station.
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War Department
Signal Service U. Seq
Division O Pepe Spccie Si Cealenes
Weather forecast for Tennessee Ohio and Missouri Iowa regions
Ornces lists weather outlook for Tennessee and Ohio with rest of Wednesday showing slowly rising temperatures and westerly to southerly winds east of the lower Mississippi. Lake Region expected partly cloudy with variable winds. Lower Missouri River area to see gradual temperature changes and barometric pressure shifts.
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Orricen
Wasnixortox
D.C
Tennessee
Ohio
Siade
Mississippi
Lake
Mississi
Issouri
Iowa
Saure
Tempe
Reine
Missouri River
Grange Letter Defends Organization Against Attacks
In a Cincinnati Times letter from Nederland, Bowlder County, Cyrus Lindley an ex-Ganger from Iowa is replied to in defense of the Grange. The writer argues Grangers oppose malice and lack of unity, urges members to advocate progress, and condemns anti-Granger sentiment while calling for solidarity and action led by T. J. Stewart.
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Nederland
Bowlder County
Col
Cincinnati Times
Cyrus Lindley
Iowa
Kansas
Olf Graneed Lever
Acre
T. J. Stewart
Tracy on the Stand in Beecher Tilton Case Testimony
In New York on April 28 Mrs Tilton attended court with several women as Mr Tracy resumed the stand. He described meetings with Woodruff and Moulton about a public card on Beecher, Tilton, and Woodhull. Witness recounted documents and letters shown, including a retraction and a letter of contrition, and Tilton’s statements about accusations of adultery and the possibility of a libel defense.
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New York
Tilton
Field
Moulton
Beecher
Woodraff
Woodruff
Stady
Cone Peters
Addon
Woodhall
Bowen
Ton
Poe
Dye Ce
Plymouth C
Bercher
Saar
Europe
Mra
Woodhull
Morse
Davis
Davie
Fragmentary court remarks on Woodhull and Moulton testimony
The passage records incomplete court dialogue about Mrs Woodhull and Moulton and their statements. It notes concerns over truthfulness and the handling of papers and a card. The transcript shows disagreement over essential points and references a court recess.
Cincinnati Gas Saving Co Incorporates With 190000 Capital
A Cincinnati Gas Saving Company with 190000 capital was filed today, proposing to manufacture gas regulators. Work began today on an extension of the railroad freighthouse north of the depot. James Mitchell the colored burglar bound over to court to answer burglary charge in eight hundred dollars. Prominent turfmen East and South announce expected good horses for the July meeting.
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Cincinnati Times
CoLvstics
Incinnati Gas
James Mitchell
de. Ferrill
Destructive fire and rail meeting at Madeira Ohio
A morning fire in Capt. John Madeira’s stable in the upper city of CmiLlicolls Ohio, likely incendiary, destroyed at least five stables and smaller structures. A railroad meeting yielded a written report endorsing the Scioto Valley Railroad Company proposal and rejecting President Gibbs’s Michigan and Ohio plan.
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Cincinnati ‘Times
CmiLlicolls
John. Madeira
Scioto Valley Railroad Company
Gibbs
Michigan & Ohio
Scaffold Collapse Kills Carpenter at Smith Field Street
Special Dispatch to the Clactonati Times reports a scaffold fell at a house on Smith field street shortly after 1 PM. Carpenters Thomas A. Brodie, Walter Guthrie, and Wm McGrumphy were hurled about 35 feet. Brodie died instantly, Guthrie and McGrumphy seriously injured. Brodie leaves a wife and family.
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Clactonati Times
Perispera
Smithfield Street
Thomas A. Brodie
Walter Guthrie
Wm. McGrumphy
Bordie
President appoints officers for Lab and Pennsylvania units
Wasumontos DC April 28 The President has appointed Major Robert Vrai as General of Lab deceased and Major MacFeeley to a unit of Pennsylvania. He is presently on the staff of Lieutenant General Sheridan in Chicago.
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Wasumnotos
D.C
Rob't Vrai
Lab
MacFeeley
Pennsylvania
Gene Ar Sheridan
Chicago
Death of Noble County Official Abraham Simmons
Death of former Noble County Treasurer Hon Abraham Simmons at Caldwell yesterday aged sixty five. Also notes Hon Abraham Bane longtime resident and district representative died suddenly in his community.
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Abraham Simmons
Coue Mays
Abraham Bane
Noble
Yuare
Ian
Caldwell
Specie Shipment Ordered for Treasury Gold
New York April 28 after noon today 3 550 000 gold coin had been ordered at the Sub Treasury for shipment tomorrow.
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New Yor
River News and Shipping Updates From April Dispatches
Special Dispatches to the Cincinnati Times report river traffic from Evansville with ships like the Shannon, Wild Duck, and Iron Mountain departing later in the week. Cargoes include Robert Mitchell and J. D. Parker routes, with freight levels improving yet river depth dipping. Weather remains warm as river levels fall and business steadies at the landing.
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Cincinnati Times
Prrissune
Monongshela
J. H. Bigley
Ets
Shannon
Nashville
Wild Duck
Bar
Iron Mountain
Evansville
Robert Mitchell
Cincinnati
New Orleans
J. D. Parker
Memphis
Hobbs
Middleport
St. A
S Mitchell
Parker
Aoeare St
Elections and local misadventures in a bustling district
Local notes report a Third District election to nominate candidates, a wagon accident injuring J Clew, a widow's death after childbirth leaving four children, and various court fines. A professor Wilson controversy and a ferry engineer’s death are mentioned alongside strange footrace boasts and church restoration work.
Consecration of Rev Thomas Jaggar as Bishop in Philadelphia
The Church of the Holy Trinity in Philadelphia hosted a grand consecration ceremony for Rev Thomas A Jaggar D D as Bishop of the Diocese of Southern Ohio. Eight bishops attended along with clergy from multiple dioceses and a large chorus provided music. The rite included oaths, vesting in Episcopal attire, and a communion service followed by a large offering dedicated to the Women’s Auxiliary to the Board of Missions in Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
J. H. Eggleston
Thomas
Yocum
Delaware
New York
Pennsylvania
Joong Island
New Hampshire
Niobrara Autijua
Bisho
Kentucky
Littlejohn
Jagger
Ae Stevens
Bisho Smith
Jaggar
Richard “Gray
Southern
Ohio
Board of ‘Missions
Pennsylvan
Death of J. Cunningham Jr mourned by Cincinnati group
The committee reports the death of J. Cunningham Jr in San Jose California on April 20 at age 29. He previously worked with his father as F Cunningham in provisioning and for three years with Cunningham, etc. His character is praised as manly, steadfast, sincere and warm hearted. The resolutions express deep sorrow, extend sympathy to his family, and request copies be shared with the bereaved family and noted at the records office.
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Opson
Smith
Eclipse Hall
Mr. March
Ee Findaalem, Jr
J. Eee
Cunnningham
F.’ Cunningham
Cunningham
Wenecakis
California
San Jose
Chambers
Mr. Cunnin
Sterling
Roger
Davia
Epensace
Ron'’t A. Sims
Aakon G. Garo
Cincinnati
Plan for Fifth street Square tower and forum approved
A joint committee acting with Mr. Sinton settles on erecting a forum and tower funded by a $50,000 donation for Fifth Street Square improvements. The design shows a 160 foot free stone tower atop a 28 by 28 foot base with a clock, lookout, balcony, and spiral water feature. lectures by Dr. O Leary on Friday to women at Greenwood Hall and men in the evening.
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Sinton
Fifth-street Square
W. D
Third Street
Ita
Criminal Court adjourned as Brooklyn street notes parade
Fragmented local column mentions adjourned Criminal Court in Independence, a Sixth Street Madison area club event, election set for next Saturday, and various social happenings. The piece includes jokes about streetcars, a boroughs bed of spring flowers, and remarks on the new steeple on Sycamore Street Church. It records local arrests, court dates, a silver wedding at Sixth Street, a mayor’s court case with a $25 fine, and passing humor about the suspension bridge and river view.
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Hammet Carter
Boone County
Marshal Harrington
United States Court
Bostwick
Kentrup
DeGruyter
Richard Hawes
Mose Pearce
Mose
Fuge
Benmani
Suspension Bridge
Ohio
Cincinnati
Sal
Sycamore Street
Market Values and Receipts Across Commodities
Commodity prices show wheat firm oats firm and corn largely unchanged with white and mixed oats quoted. Receipts include 1,520 bushels corn and 9,080 oats. barley scarce in Canada at 3 dollars and lard and pork prices move modestly while whisky holds around 114 to 118.
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Canada
Onveaus
New York
Chinagos
Chicago
Milwaukee
Western
Te Pay Oil Market Report From Special Dispatch
Oil market dull with weak prices across refining, with 10 percent refined at Parker's Landing and Dall listing immediate shipment prices around 155 to 157 dollars. City and Philadelphia markets show steady crude around 140 with refined quoted near 133 to 137 cents, indicating a tentative market softness and price dispersion.
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Cincinnati Times
Parker's Landing
Dall
United
Wells
Philadelphia
Slender Hammond Street Slate Reports Lone Drunkenness Case
A pale noon on Hammond Street sees only one case of drunkenness recorded, the report noting the quiet survey by reporters in search of a notable item. The sparse tally contrasts with fuller crime briefs typical of the era, highlighting a rare calm in local streets.
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Hammond Street
Galt House Under Repair To Improve Neighborhood
The old Galt House is undergoing repairs to meet demands for improvement in the surrounding neighborhood, signaling efforts to uplift local amenities and infrastructure.
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Galt
Reminiscences of Vermont Life in Old Log House Era
An elderly Vermont resident recalls childhood in a log house with a stone chimney. He describes overnight fire keeping, meals from a wooden bowl, home spun clothing, calico stamps, cowhide shoes, knit leggings, and old-style riding gear. He recalls a weekly newspaper rider Levi Crosby delivering papers, and reflects on aging and memories of past times.
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Vermont
Levi Crosby
Somerset
Brattleboro
Notable literary women and lifespans cited
A fragment notes long lives and births of literary women including Miss Martineau Miss Brewer Mrs Howitt Mrs Strickland Mrs Browning Mme De Stael and Mrs Somerville. It lists ages such as fifty one fifty nine sixty nine seventy two eighty two eighty four ninety one and ninety six.
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Miss Martineau
Miss Brewer
Howitt
Strickland
Mrs. Browning
Mme. de Stael
Mrs. Bradstreet
Ida Pfeiffer
Miss. Mitford
Lady Wortley Montague
Remarkable Union Family Sacrifice Across Civil War
A fragment recounts a mother with eleven children, five sons who served in the Union forces and seven grandchildren who also enlisted. With five fathers among her sons and grandchildren, she was represented in every notable battlefield, five of her kin losing their lives for the nation. The piece closes with a name fragment Wow Haven Poliadinn.
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Pee Ngum Pholepragh
Fitebbeld
Anmah Stabbard
Daug
Haven Poliadinn
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J. C
Gneral Williams
Meena Pendanzious
U. & Grant
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Morne
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Attor- Seana
Wil.liams
Maxston
Wasnimarox
Geo. E. Wikligus
The
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Jockey Club
Gaalygstox
Oleander Park
Galveston
Schurz
Red Cross
Indiana
Hermon
Paneral
Barrett
Exenenge
Rocheries
Citi Ene
Toes Leone
St. John’ Church
Sessoms and
Chestnut
J. W. Cochrane
J. A. Kissinger & Co
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Thompson
Dean
Means
Eagle
Maumelle
Welland Canal
Detroit J GW
Ewe
Sk Farrand
Spe
Bessel
Egret
Coonel Sim
E. B. Ward
Speas
WEATH
Norat
RP Gy Assler
Bengt Signal Service
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Imes
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J. Adams
Oclace
P. M
Tracy
Columbus
Chillicothe
Pittsburg
Ee Ace
York
Mercury
Mary Houston
Menrhla
Thompson Dean
al Noos
Newport
Eclis Tall
J. Clew
Cen
Anton Barry
Orchard
Ringold Streets
Joseph Gallagher
Graphne
Fletcher
Cogingham
Gallagher
Wilson
Saratoga Street
Sam Brogan
James Brogan
Bargin
Augusta
Ohio Smoe
Phil
Calahan
Eaty
St. Stephen's Church
Ben. Stigaman
Covington
Finchtown
Lickington
Edta
Bishop Jaggar
Kev. Thos. A. Jagger
Diocese of Southern
Local Matters
J. F. Cunningham, Jr
Sinton Tower
Criminal Court
Independence
Madison
Charles Stewart
Lothine
T. W. Sprague
Main St. L. Merle
Crawfish
Delta Station
Propassional
Greenwoqoo Hall
Donen
Seventh Street
Pike
Opera
Andaw
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Sree
Women’s Christian Association
Wood's Theatre
Wedleeday
MR. Gho
Fox
Weatherby
Misa Jennie Weathersby
Grand Opera
Miss Ada Gray
Rvering
Etegray
Rovsby
ATS P
Friends of “the Horn
Cincinnati Orchestra
John It Down
Church & Co
Adelphia Theatre
Wing “Street
Thirteenth
Weerkly Times
Pive Bubeartborn
Eax
Cincinagati P. O
Es Cincinnati Times
Pensions
Cholee
Homestead Lands
H. Jon Er
W. Roars
Wilson Eigleston
Th W. Canala
Das
Covingtom
Gale—Ccarrriage
SALE
Cervaine
Bernard
Bers Ari
Mrs Be
Pearltreet
Pinu and
Central Avenue
Baltimore
Dayton
Little Miami
Bepot
Front and
Kilgeas
Seneenet
Leveland
Loveland
Ragoels
Alu
Newew York
Dali
Raiirosd
Nak Salauvee
Spa
Dar Ar
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Buprese
Dailesengenrese
Pia
Mill Street
St. Louia
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