Local Christian Union aids needy during spring appeal
The American and Foreign Christian Union report details visits to homes for widows and orphans, sewing for the poor, clothing the little ones, and distributing tracts and garments. Volunteers, led by Lavonia Pomares and W. D. Resselter, describe ongoing mission work and Bible outreach in the city, with plans to expand yardwork and moral instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awe Cleely
Babban
Jesus
St. Luke's
Othaseo
Littl
Orcade Mission
Ted Ellim
Sysselen
Lavonia Pomares
W. D. Resselter
Dis
Interment notices and local events stir a busy district
Notices invite attendance at a Methodist church interment and lecture events while a morning assault leads to a district arrest. The week reports a new Automatic Washer exhibit at West Fourth street and urban real estate offers as Cincinnati Academy of Medicine condemns improper advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Ional
Schmidt
Tragic death investigated at St Nicolas Hotel
A hotel maid found a man dead in a room at St Nicolas corner Fourth and Race. The room was entered by Mr Roth and officers who found a note and two other letters addressed to the deceased. Police traced the man to Mr Kr Deatel M Clark residence. investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Roth
Cabanas
Piel
Comersa O
Giacinne
Kr. Deatel M. Clark
Auditor offers reward for arrest of Weies murderers
The Auditor posts a $500 reward for the capture of those who killed Peter Weies at his Carthage Pike residence last Sunday evening. The note appears among hotel arrivals and fragmented lines listing travelers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weies
Carthage Pike
Fragmentary Legal Notice Narrates Case Elements
Fragmented OCR text shows a legal notice snippet with names and procedural terms. The readable parts reference parties Srexcen House Crown Swesy Pro TETORS and Tibbetts, suggesting a court matter with listed individuals and possibly a description of actions in a Webster or local district filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srexcen
House
Crown & Swesy, Pro—Tetors
Fragmentary Names From An Alley Note
Fragmented OCR text listing names and places including Pittsfield Ohio Yellow Springs and various surnames. content appears garbled with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Mercnayrs Hore Gattanen and Partners Trade Names Listing
Fragmentary OCR lists several firms and individuals including D M Vansant, Flemings, Mrs 4 C Satter, SC Marshall, Nashville, GC, Chillicothe, FAB. No coherent event or narrative present. only a catalog of names and places remains.
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Gattanen
Nxtsox & Co
Prorxirrons
Home
Ind
M Vansant
Flemings
Fera
North
C Satter
SC Marshall
Nashville
Chillicothe
Fragmented OCR text from historical page
Readable fragments show unclear names and dates. The content resembles a brief notice or item column with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Impeachment trial notes and Johnson cabinet speculation
Washington dispatchs report the impeachment case proceedings and Judge Bingham's forthcoming closing words. They note Groesbeck and Stevens speeches, Johnson’s secret sessions, and a contested Schofield nomination amid Wade cabinet rumors and Congress adjournment prospects.
Fatal accident and officer arrest in Columbus report
Report from Columbus covers a fatal accident at Alum Creek Bridge on the P C C and C railroad where a telegraph operator, Teary Kesenger, was killed after boarding a local freight and sleeping on the track near his station. A policeman, Simpson, was arrested for stealing a watch from Officer Williams. The Capital Base Ball Club plans a June tournament at Niagara Falls with a $15,000 prize pool. Samuel T Robitson was commissioned as a special policeman with authority to arrest on multiple railways. Legislative funding for Capitol Square fence is lost and prospects for a Cincinnati Newport bridge revival fade as lawmakers delay another week.
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Umaus
Alum Creek Bridge
Chcléville
Teary Kesenger
Doncaster
Iis Vaul
Simpson
Williams
Capital
Niagara Falls
C. E “Atlantics
Samuel T. Robinson
C. EC
Calc. P. C
War Democrats confront fringe demands across the West
The Dayton Ledger denounces War Democrats and a New York paper led by Col Halpin for threats to turn public opinion. It argues that many Democrats who fought in the war seek peace and will defend the Democratic ticket this fall. The London Review notes excess spending by young men and excess praise of women, urging restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Ledger
Vallandigham
New York Citizen
Col. Halpin
Miles O'Reily
Farbreck Alpin
Ranean
Bopathy
The
London Review
Progress of the New Cities on the Union Pacific Route
A Rocky Mountains correspondent reports Dale City is deserted as residents move to Sherman or Wyoming City after a church dispute. Dale Creek Bridge is praised as a 540 foot long, 145 foot high timber span built in a day, with Reynolds Downs and Fort Sanders noted nearby. Indians are blamed for raids but are portrayed as not hindering emigration. the piece ends by predicting a scare over Indian activity will fail to stop progress on the railroad.
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Dence
The
Cincinnati Times
Wasurzetos
Groesbeck
Tennessee
Nelson
Johnson
White House
Senate
Gen. Schofield
Thos. Ewing, Jr
Grant
War Office
Stanton
Thaddeus Stevens
Stevens
Butler
Cincinnati
Wyer
Williama
Penesylvania
Williams
Sievene
Pennsylvania
Bewate
Elee
Ople
Sumner
Wade
Roremes
Congress
Colfax
House
Eeaxy
Hing Peing Permenet
National Theater
Rip van Winkle
Tugedsya
Maka Herald
Dale City
Rocky Mountains
Sherman
Wyoming
Dale
Black Hills
Niagara Falls
Ohio River
Wheeling
Dalc Creek
Reynolds
Dowsng
Dale Creek
Ridge
Golid Mountain
Herald
Elk Mountain
Dale Creek Mountain
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming City
Laramie
Wyeming
Dale Creek Bridge
Widniegay
m.Sherman
North Platte
Pine Hhiffe
Carmichael
Wasursorox
Sivoner
Nelsoh
Ison
Wenner
Otis
Pan
Garfield
Chaunce
Serafina
Coompie
Costes
Bevivrelfs
Evarts
Cigales
Torcibie
Death of William C. Rives and career highlights
The obituary outlines the life of William C. Rives born May 14 1798 in Nelson County Virginia. It covers his education Hampden Sydney and William and Mary, law study under Thomas Jefferson, military service in 1814 15, political career as Virginia legislator 1817 1819, U S Representative 1828 1830, Minister to France, U S Senator, and later roles including Confederate service and 1861 Peace Conference participation. It notes a controversial interview with Lincoln prewar efforts and references his 1861 death at Castle Hill Virginia.
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Vingelen
C. Rives
Mr. Rives
Nelson County
Virginia
Hampden-Sidney
William and Mary Colleges
Thomas Jefferson
Great Britain
Albemarle County
Congreme
Jackson
France
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Rives
Morehead
Guthrie
Kentucky
Doniphan
Missouri
Ial Jnvita
Rives’ Intentoe
Castle Hill
Railway Extension Across the Rockies Faces California Rail Firm
A plan to extend the Railway beyond the Rocky Mountains toward the Pacific gains pace with a California firm forming to build the western portion. The New Eldorado 2 and Santa Valley Railroad Company align with a Minetanon route near the 38th parallel, akin to the Central Pacific line toward Salt Lake City. Preliminary surveys are done as Congress lists high ranking officers among its members.
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Rocky Mountains
Sentinennie
Pacific
California
Santa Valley Railroad Company
Sith
Central Pacific
Rengan
Salt Lake City
Freested
Fenian Chester Castle trial advances with Burke and associates
London dispatch reports Burke Shaw and Casy on trial for the Chester Castle Fenian attack. Kylock testified Burke bought 500 rifles and caps in Birmingham, with £2000, and arms shipped to Liverpool. Burke allegedly used Winslow as alias in Liverpool. evidence ties him to Fenian figures. Court adjourned to tomorrow as South America notes appear. Paraguayan war remains status quo and Prussian army reduction set at 12 000 men.
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London
Burke, Shaw and Casy
Chester Castle
Kylock
Birmingham
Burke
Hill
Balteis
Slaw
Thy
South America
Liverpool
K Pane
Carmen
Winslow
Chester Castie
Senate confronts language and censure during impeachment debate
The Senate debates conduct and language amid impeachment inquiries. Tale of readings, accusations of malice, and calls for caution while considering possible penalties and the nature of high crimes.
Impeachment Trial Journal Notes and Pacific Dispatch
The report covers Senate debate timing for President's counsel in the impeachment trial with Evarte speaking until adjournment and remaining arguments by Stanbery and Weadings. It notes dissatisfaction over delaying tactics and cites Burlingame in California, a Chinese Embassy banquet at the Lick House, and a sea disaster near Sitka with Captain Murray and twelve lives lost and cargo recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Wasmixatox
Senate
Stanbery
Bingham
Evaris
San Francisco
Anson Bengee
Lick House
Gen. Saleck
Admiral Thatcher
Foreigrnments
Barbi Sid Ais
China
Cree Eaeh
Aeett
New Fur Company
Fins
Reef Rocks
Murray
Sitka
Trial of Frank Wertz for Arson in Probate Court
Preliminary examination of Frank Wertz charged with arson on his premises at Court and John streets occupied Probate Court since 11 this morning. Prosecution by Busckburn and defense by Judge Saffin. Judge Straub finds testimony sufficient to commit Wertz to Common Pleas Court in default of $1,000 bail. Also notes committee session on city matters with multiple street and sewer repair resolutions and notices to residents for work.
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Frank Wertz
John Streets
Busckburn
Saffin
Lner
Straub
Court of Common Iliag
Board of City
Wirth
Eastern District
Deer Creek
Third Street
McHugh
Regiontal Street
Lawrence
Ae Notif
Speeeworks Iatron
Lee
Pierson
Jos
C. Butler
Carr
L&c
B. BR
Harriet Street
Lewis
Faaries
Sageighth
Townley
Shackleford
Eighth
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American and Foreign Christian Union
Crecrestan
Apri
Bev
Beastier
Protec
Methodist Church
Ap Fontes
Ade
West Fourth Street
Msanath
le General
Braxtz Howes
A. Oe Justim & Co
Pao
Myert & M Steele
Louisville
Wiv Worthington
Ieee
Pitiewie Madleon
SD Frost Coines
Janxs Horst
H. P. Extas
Paorne- Tor
Sander
Pittsfield
Shawber
Ohio
Whitehurst
Yellow Springs
MernorouitAx Horst
A. Tuvasrox
Paoraieror
Curtos. Hovse
Wina, Gannisos
Pro- Prietor
Columbus
Woodside
Columbia
Anees
Geo Trigr
Marshall
Chicago
Gronar Wenn
Ginsox
Davipsox & Sinks
Catonda Coursy
Angston
Mtalsar & Wife
Adams
Meckitiben
Agus
Philadelphia Oor
Walnut Is & Eisteny
Otilo
Panekey
Newport News
Pallontog
Peter Young
Reif
Orr
Dee
Yon Serges
He Buchanan
New Fork
New Terk
Fallin
Toronid
iClerk Arcasor Dary
Nel Groenbeckh
the & I
Johnsen
Sepeersnaes
Jase Ball
Times
Vallaningham
War Democrats
CREEK
Fort Sanders
Laramie Plains
Omaha
Fort Ders
William C. Rives
Nadie
Congressional
Levens
Aea
Lae
Divinon
Snes
Hemsie
Burlingame
Manning, Robinson & Co
Britannia Metal Coods
Salesroon
Wainai Street
Thos. W. Farrin & CO
Hetail
SHAMS
Anton
Medical
Helmbold
Buchu
Melmbeid
Pharmacy and Chemistry
Helmbold’s
Dewee
Dr. Physic
Philadelphia
Geo. H. Keyser
M. D
Wood
Pittsburg
Ash
Budhy
W. Weightman
Powers & Weightman, Maguteeting Chémista
Ninth and Brown Sts
Broadway
York
Helmbold's Medical Depot
South Tenth St
Philadelphia, Pa
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