Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets From A Crumbling Page
A chaotic mix of notes mentioning cotton prices in New York at 26 cents, infant deaths in the streets, a Brooklyn receiver position, and various police and court items. Reports reference the Todanapai Nathan murder, a sheriff at Poughkeepsie, a poison death, an order from the War Department appointing personnel, and Pacific Railroad progress with miles laid and the first passenger train. The text is fragmentary and reads like scrambled OCR.
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Santiago
Aegee Island Sound
York
Broshlyn
Theoeck Giles
Koons Pacific Railroad
Woodford
Versailles
Inasmach Ass
Effects of the War at New York Times detail
The New York Times outlines a war effect in New York detailing disturbances related to the conflict between France and Prussia. The note mentions broader impacts and rising tensions reflected in the city, with references to social and political repercussions.
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New York
The
New York Times
France
Prussia
Paris in Peril as War Clouds Gather Over Metz
In Paris near crisis mood prevails as rumors of imminent European war spread. French defense readies Paris fortifications amid Kaiser's advance and army reorganization. News describes McMahon's Metz flank and Prussian pressure with national guard mobilization and Britain pressing neutrality.
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Paris
Mets
Cannese Aero
Chalons
Nelaton
Ricard
Bismarck
Turr
Austria
Garde Nationale
Garde Mobile
Maria Bazaine
Trochu
le Boeuf
British Foreign Office
Prussia
England
France
House of Lords
Earl Granville
Bel- Colson
Raoult
McMahon
Metz
Buffiniere
Garde Nationale of
Weissenburg Battle Reports Split Fronts and Prisoners
A French and Prussian exchange of dispatches from Mayence and Weissenburg recounts a Prussian assault driving French from forts near Landau and Weisselburg, capturing 800 at Weissenburg, while a French relief effort at Douay’s troops faced Prussian artillery on Schwergen heights. Crowds cheered the victor king as prisoners were paroled or sent to Erfurt.
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Douay
Prusian
Wiessenburg
Loxnox
Mayence
Elmenburg
Vic- Seave
Van
Landau
Weigsenburg
Weisselburg
Weissenburg
74Th Regiment
Munich
Erfurt
Schwergen
Yellow Springs Visitors and Summer Resort Notes 1870
Special correspondence from Cincinnati Times describes Yellow Springs as a popular summer retreat with the Neff House hotel thriving under J. F. Pierce. A 4 PM train arrives by 7 PM, guests increase, and locals promote the Springs as Ohio’s best summer resort. The article also includes a lengthy historical essay on Rhine region movements and historic German cities.
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Cincirnatians
Yellow Springs
Elsie Sree
Og ‘Allen
Sesad
F. E. Saire
Buire
Master Suire
M. McPatlin
Wm. M. Betts
Milton Sayler
Benton Halstead
Cincinnati
Pillbody
Anes
Captain O
Seattle
Pears
Thiodds
Lizzie Gait
Alice Dandae Tate
Lillie Mitchell
Hunrede
Cincinnati Times
Nery Houser
Ouro
Corporation
Neff
J. F. Pierce
Ogg Yallvond
Ohio
Fragmentary passage on sacred erier and ancient monuments
A garbled excerpt discusses the erier and its sacred status, mentioning ancient seats of civilization, monuments of art and industry, and the faithful chronicles of their French heritage as a man guards his home against riv ers.
Red Stop Kine-Tay Maree and City Baseball Notes
Local sports notes describe a three o’clock start for a game between Hey workers and Royal professional Club with Brooklyn, Atlantic, and Forest City opponents. Also covered are Philadelphia Athletics beating the Niagaras by 30, a Chicago team defeat, and a large crowd at Paglen's Grove in a 26 to 4s Indians-Columbias match. Juvenile baseball plans, a match with Paple Oval, and results from Idols versus Rumpkins plus Kekiongas losses to Maryland Club are included.
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Roos
Hey
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Forest City
Rockfont
Illinois
Yio
Abhlotien
Red Stockings
Géosmr
Philadelphia Athletics
Niagaras
Budalo
Harvards
Lone Stars
New Orleans
T's
Ing’ Ladiapapolis
Pagxen's Grove
Indianolas
Ome
Columbias
Columbia
the Times
Sia
Balt Clit
Av Potas
Slaneoe Ee
Bateman
McCune
McGirue
S. A
W Welles
FE. Morton
Hyer
Deoyfoes
G . J. Greappy
Atland Street
Pape
Union Grounds
J. H. Miller & Co
H. Shulte
Ds Bee Bo
Kekiongas
Ft. Wayne
Maryland Club
Spere
Chicage Nb
Meeting of the Fifteenth Amendment Central Club at Bacon's Building
The gathering spoke on elevating colored citizens and advancing their rights. Directors named committees in all wards to canvass, secure public opinion, and secure reforms. President Perkins faced questions about party loyalty before offering to resign to preserve harmony.
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Hogy Rr
Brown
Yellow
Ragagees
Bacon
J. H. Perkins
T. N.C. Liverpool
Perkins
Richard Fortes
Gaither
Fitzgerald
Salther
Repub- Deanad
Guaither
Tipus
Barther
Colored club movement and unity efforts in Cincinnati
A local meeting of colored citizens discussed forming an Executive Club and uniting efforts to influence public servants. A five-member committee was appointed to draft resolutions and organize a convention. Separately, Mrs. Herman Spieler’s asylum release led to a divorce petition withdrawal by her husband. The docket featured minor cases and penalties.
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New York Yacht Club
Phantom
Major Travis
Troy
Marvis’ Tion
Troy A.S. Thomas
John Wilson
T Capt. Hawkins
Alfred Shaw
Isaac Smith
Nickere
Troy’. Ball
Comen
Cincina
Herman Spieler
Longview
Secretive Male Colony Plan Reportedly Emerges
A disjointed clipping outlines a proposed male colony to separate men from associations with women. A genius designs a man trap and officers are to be elected monthly, including a Grand Woman-assistant. The text hints at legal scrutiny and social alarm as the scheme unsettles local families.
Cincinnatians in exile seek gentler climes with friends
The report notes Wesley M. Cameron Colonel Len Harris and Ben Robinson leaving Cincinnati for a new shore of Lake Erie. They set up camp with tent and provisions, accompanied by two Indian servants, aiming to while away a month in pleasant quarters away from the city.
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Wesley M. Cameron
Len Harris
Ben
Robinson
Sidryer Goon
Labor Assembly delegates chosen for city congress
A local Labor Assembly at 99 West Fifth Street selected venues and listed officers for the upcoming Labor Congress. The committee reported receiving a letter from Pare revelli of the National Liato otom confirming a Saturday visit and approved St James Hotel Gibson House and Heys Hopes as delegate accommodations. Officers named included John Flanagan as Vice President and Edna Cares as Treasurer with Daniel Thomas as Trustee. The organizing committee noted local unions expected to send delegates and named several lodge groups in support.
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Congress
Yeomanry
Esme
House Committee On Accounts
Messrs
Buffinton
Massachusetts
Arnell
Tennessee
Kelsey
New York
Mnyalwabje
Buncombe
Rolens Volens
Old
Commonwealth
Blue Ridge
Potomac
Virginia
James M. Platt
National Republican Congressional Committee
Platt Ia
Thomas L. Tullock
Platt
Congressional Tumn
Wilson
Canada
New England States
West Fifth Street
Iden
E. M.I
Heys
Effeers
Oae
John Flanagan
Pieenent
Daria
Ees Oo E. Oa
Cirrespoing
Tieedtondrustees
Ateben ‘Sperry
Cee Ni
Daniel Thomas
M. Fk
Naton
Knights of the Order of St. Prem
Rog
Phical Union
Trenfan Union
Harness Makers
Turner Hall Meeting Report and Charity Appeal
The Turner Hall gathering discussed a charity drive with plans for an aid fundraiser in the city. Speakers announced support from local societies and named organizers, with subscriptions being collected and a delegate to a convention named. The executive committee scheduled weekly meetings, and the session adjourned after decisions were recorded.
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Turner Hall
Turner Sai
Barus
Brusselbach
Chan Metlon
Morning Prayer Meeting at First Church
The morning service featured a hymn, scripture reading, and devotional remarks led by Rev. Thos Atkinson. Several participants offered prayers and reflections before the benediction and a closing hymn. Tomorrow's meeting will be led by Mr. W. L. Peircy.
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Thn
Thos
Atkinson
W. L. Peircy
Y M C Association Receraen Be ee ing
The text notes Y M C A activities and a Cincinnati Railroad member traveling to Oakland with his family to occupy a mountain residence during August and to attend Sunday school.
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Y. M.C
Cincinnati
Oakland
City Council Delays Water Works Plan Amid Debate
The city council met in the afternoon to discuss the water works corner project, weighing whether to sink funds and how it would affect residents. Rector H Greer plans to visit his district in West Virginia while authorities consider bail for a man recently arrested in Cincinnati as the case proceeds to the next term of the court.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington, D. C
Keystone State
Schuylkill County
Tamaqua
Henry L. Cake
Cake Beard
Regisees
K. Gach Pens
66Th Pennsylvania
Cake
Thaddeus Stevens
Andrew Johnson
Pennsylvania
Tay Washi
Jater-Works
H. Greer
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Newport Commission Sets Road Value By County Court
Judge Birtiet of the County Court yesterday appointed Chas Ailson and James L to fix the value on the Louisville road run through Cam three miles above ott. They worked overnight to render an equivalent, aiming to determine the road’s worth for the commission.
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Aryoixtep
Birtiet
Chas i Ailson
James L
Louisville
Cam
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John W.right
Jesse Collins
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Charles Slater
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John Freeman
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Philip D. Patterson
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Wm. Wilson
Peter A. Clark
Lee Thomas
Wm. Sieele
Jesse Fossett
Joseph Hagerman
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Richard P. Griffin
James H. Wilson
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Enty Porter
Richard Washington
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