Settlement of Cincinnati Pioneer History Recited
Authentic pioneer history recounts early Cincinnati settlement, diplomacy with treaty chiefs, survey efforts by Symmes party, and land purchases along the Little Miami river. Notes describe arrivals from Redside, military movements, and local governance debates over gas light pricing and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losisville
Symmes
Mathias Denman
Cincinnati
New York
Stites
Redside
Atierson
Bacwhel
Kersey
Ensi
Pox
Ephens
Little Miami
Owen
Patterson
Rat tail radish displayed at horticultural morning show
A Siam origin vegetable named Raphanus caudatus or rat tail radish was shown at the horticultural morning event. The two to three inch long roots were noted, with the edible shoots emphasized as a substitute for the root in usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Motel Arrivals
Fragmentary OCR notes list arrivals at a motel with unclear names and locations. The readable text mentions Abervale and Jo Fitete with partial lines possibly indicating dates or room numbers. The item resembles a local society brief about visitors.
Fragmentary Odds and Ends From Unreadable Text
A garbled snippet mentions names such as Snyder Payne Harrell and Baitler Illinois, with scattered letters and places like Indiana and Ohio, yielding an unreadable, incomplete record with no clear event or context.
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Indiana
Nor
Obito
Ohio
F Snyder
JL Payne
SP Harrell
Tt W Wallace A Arbo 4 Oo Ena Me
Reading broken list of names and places with no clear event. No coherent action or date is readable. The fragment appears to record individuals in Ind or Indiana context with surnames Nobles and Mina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Nobles
Mina
Unclear OCR snippet hints at historical place names
The readable text fragments mention locations such as Chicago Steubenville and Delaware with scattered names like Martin Warne and Ad Ex. The content is fragmented and lacks a cohesive event or clear subjects to describe a definite news item.
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Chicago
Lotro
Malbuageton
Martin, Warne
Ft . Contersy
BC Wailers
Delaware
Property holdings and owners listed in scattered notes
A fragmented list of names and places includes Grason House H M S Aon Co proprietors, Ga E Smith Waynesville Harrods town, Lancaster Leaven, Fulton, Te Terreliaute, Sam meek, Thorpe Mpringt Mo, Nashville, Scottam Augusta, Albena, Ed Milford. The OCR reads like a property and proprietor ledger with scattered counties and towns.
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Sam
Meek
Gaevier
SteeThorpe
Phlarshai i
Naahville
U SeCottam
Augusta
Ataker Albena
Hekee
Sarah
Ed Milford
Ellsworth case leads to Ohio venue dispute
A fragment from a legal notice mentions a case involving MJ b Te Washing, Egalevilles Ft, Carter Chambers, and parties at Ellsworth, in Ohio. The readable text notes a venue and party names, suggesting ongoing litigation or a filing in a county court.
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Copeteee
Satiape
Washinga
Egalevilles
Ft & E
A ¢ Carter Chambersan
Ellsworth
Ae Reino
Ohio
Personal notes and society brief from distant figures
The item lists various personal items and society news including Dan Bryant heading to California, John G. Saxe returning from somewhere, Torouxe poisoning claim about Carlotta, Mrs. General Stonewall Jackson at the New York Hotel, Chief Justice Chase back in Washington, Bierstadt art exhibition in Boston, and deaths and marriages among notable figures such as Mrs. Sarah A. Ridley and the Favre daughter’s marriage to M. de Savedra de Ruy Gomes.
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Dan. Bryant
California
John G. Saxe
Rene Eerie Quantrell
Prince
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Gonen
W. J. Martin
A. N. C. Totten
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Jules Favre
M. de Savedra de Ruy Gomes
Maximilian
Gardiner Journal
New Bedford
Norcross
Boston
John B. Grinnell
Iowa College
Athens
London
Connecticut
Wethersfield
P. D. Harding
United States
Ran de Kelso
Aurelis
Canada East
Bankrupt Act Deputy Marshals Named in Ohio Districts
United States Marshal Hasrixos of the Northern District of Ohio designates deputy marshals as messengers under the Bankrupt act. Listed are Stover Bellefontaine Logan County Fourth District Fifth District Thomas J. Ray Findlay Hancock eeinth District Irvin Cole Norwalk Huron County Tenth District Horace Hertzler Toledo Thirteenth Pearl Gooey Steele Mt. Vernon Knox Penge Niet.
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United States
Hasrixos
Ohio
Stover
Bellefontaine
Logan County
Thomas J. Ray
Find- la Hancock Ee
Irvin Cole
Norwalk
Huron County
Horace Hertzler
Tole- Thirteenth
Pearl Gooey
Steele
Mt. Vernon
Knox Penge
The Feme Nine and Coastal Submarine Developments
A miscellany item lists names like The Feme Nine for a female baseball club, while notes report on a Bangor police campaign, ciders, and various local incidents. It mentions fires in Concord,Incendiaries, Croton water shortages, New Bedford philanthropy, and a Maine paper noting water bonds.
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Feme-Nine
Coo
Norway
Bangor
New York
Chicago
Concord
Paris
West
Rhode Island
Providence
Croton
Patrick Kerry
Connesautville Pa
The Growth of Our Country Westward Progress
The New York Post notes rapid civilization and commerce expansion toward the west. It highlights population growth, exploration by Lewis and Clark, and the advancing western frontiers as the nation pushes toward new settlements and development.
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New York Post
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountains
Great Mass Meeting and Botts Speech Stirn Political Rift
A mass meeting featured NR botts with resolutions endorsing the union soldiers. Amid chants to vote Botts down, the crowd pressed for party unity while Botts praised pro union stances and warned against demagogues. The event referenced figures like Grant Sheridan and discussed suffrage and political alignment. Further notes touched on national politics and a Tennessee election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botis
Lee Botts
Botta
Alteneting
Adewne
Ler
Es Giros
Louis Beckbark
Wareris
Grant
Sheridan
Thomas
Hutler
Sicki
Schofield
Reform bill stalls as kings seek support in great powers
Fragmentary foreign dispatches describe debates on a Reform bill and actions by rulers including King William in central Europe. Reports note royal moves in North Germany and Austro-Prussian tensions as Great Powers contemplate intervention.
Tennessee Election Dispatches and Troop Movements
Fragments report troops sent to Franklin and Spring, police cavalry in Nash at Elkmont Alabama, and references to congressional or civic actions. The text is fragmentary with unclear details about dates and outcomes.
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Franklin
Nasha
Elkmont
Alabama
Oy Cole
Emigration Reports Return of Sumter Black Refugees
In August at Aleston, Gen Sickles reports on Sumter town blacks linked to emigration to Liberia last year. Several freedmen who had emigrated have now returned, prompting new discussions on treatment and policy.
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Brazil
Toad
Froude
England
Spain
Sweden
Reuter Skiold
AsuIneton
Seane Gore
New Moey
Indiana
Ieee
Mann Erment
New York
Kentucky
Carolinas
Aleston
Sickles
Sumter
Liberia
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Return Notes
Fragmented OCR text outlines returns conceptually tied to a tan tax and banking items. Readable names, dates, or places are absent, leaving only scattered phrases about a tax and related returns without clear actions or outcomes.
Distilleries Seized Amid Southern Unrest
Federal authorities seized several distilleries in the South amid ongoing unrest and alleged law violations. Officials reported shutdowns and arrests as part of a broad crackdown on unlawful production and illicit distribution.
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Une Law
Oo Caas
Block Area Fatal Expressión Incident Report
A brief note records a fatal expression of a locomotive derailment in Block Area 2. The slayer is identified as unknown, with limited details available. Further verification needed from official records.
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City Matters
Wettien
Cincinnati Times
The
Max
James
Keesathy
Cunormn Ats
Daly
He. & W. Bards
Dean Sia
Sakydee
Oberie Fem
Corbett
Fitzgerald
Owi Yeas
Messrs
Doherty
Dierkers
Allison
Bechman
Brown
Baker
Doan
Fricker
Sfiakle
Ed L Conde
Mr. A
R. Hayden
Mr. Smith
Houck
Wolf
Rev
W. H
Church of 'S Thousand Battlefelde
Ene
Bonday
el Mlaronary
Sige
Oxford
Inis
Tn Coon
Okcick
de Steers
Fira Presbyterian Church
Selon Church
Wilbur McKaig
Presbyterian Church
C. L. Es H. Pienyia
Clina Teelena Avenue
Aerigres
L. J
Wales Capel Res
J. T. Thom
Mora- Studley
Vena
Cook & Couples
Masite
Felsck
Chalfant
Trinity Church
Bain Os Senge
York
Ikeace
York and
Baymiller
Ramsay
L—On
Webster Street
A. Brewster
W. Ketch
Met
Sraveera Hovss
L. A. Paarr
Paoratt- Tor
Alton
Manacha
Maerzorourtan Hore:—W. A. Tuvastox
Promrirton
Dover
Ford
Organ
Myst
Jenkins
Curtrey Howes
Ganzisox
Prorat- Etor
Horel—Mcsaven & Schooert
Paroragirrors
Grason House
H. M. S Aon & Co
Propaixtors
Ga E Smith
Waynesv
Harrodstam
Lancaster
Leavenmeek
Fulton
Bowman
Tippecai Fiatan Te
aLeeser, Newson
Europe
America
Long Branch
New York Express
Metropolitan
United Kingdom
Kennebec
Pausrece Beltse
North
Wonce
Maine
Daily Times
NR. Botts
Washingto
Tennessee Elect
South Carolina
Bradley
Pierpont
Friends of Caps
Finance Division of Interior
Ier
Regina Cne
Senetee
Aleae
Virginia Republican Convention
Foreign News
Loxnox
North Germany
Bing William
Mimself
King William
Austria
Pelton
Prussia
Tennessee
Nike
Betes
Osu
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