Reconstruction costs and political notes in Ohio and beyond
A scattered summary from a historical newspaper notes gold at 116, emigrants reaching New York, and varied political mentions. It cites Ohio figures like the 11th Ohio reunion in Xenia, plus nominations at Hillsboro and for Congress in districts including London and Seventh District. Several transport and local incidents appear, including a fatality near Terre Haute, railway discussions, and a possible Ottawa fire, with references to naval and agricultural adjournments.
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Marta Maloney
New York
Mississippi
Aolaid
Ratwell
Seanaigin
Wonelly
Rhode
Ohio
Xenia
Washington
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Aoak
John
Hamilton
Oregon
Denver
Hillsboro
London
Hugh . Jewett
Congress
Lewiston
Bell’s Corners
W York
Ville Wertiak
Mises
Terre Haute & Railroad
Otta Agus
Naval
Balmoral Barthe
Prince of Wales
Noah Davis
Thomas
New and Railway
Sao
Cambria
Cmp
Seation
Agricaligia
FRench View and Frontline Reports on Metz and Chalons
Paris dispatches detail the August 14 battle near Frajesard and Gravelotte, noting French left under L Admi rault holding off Prussian forces while Metz refuge and Verdun routes are disrupted. Bazaine's retreat remains orderly as Prussian numbers press. Thr efforts include corps movements, artillery losses, and the siege potential at Chalons.
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New York Times
Paris
Gherncon
Frajesard
L’admirault
Prince Frederick
Steinmetz
Marshal Barseine
Gravelotte
Verdun
Etain
Chalsus
New York Tribune
Bazaine
Loxpox
Palikao
Corps Legislatif
Chalons
Mets
Metz
Frederick Charles
Thionville
Gs Bataine
Nooon
Doncourt
Frederick Charley
Corps Legislativy
Count Palikao
National Guard
Jules Favre
Villette
Thiers
Duvernois
T Lonpox
Bloome
Edmond
Worth
Woerth
Marshal McMahon
M. Dalzac
Henner
McMahon
Vitry le Francois
Opinion Nationale
Mellinet
Garde Mobile
Ragen
Baltic
Aviso
Drechebhitz
Salamander
Dornbusch
Berlin
Ea Herr
Kreisster
Borsen Halle
London
England
Belgium
Napoleon
Italy
Session at Cleveland and notes on German Stralsund
The Cleveland session featured Miss Gates' singing and a discussion on school government led by Indiana's Superintendent Hobbs. German school reports were given by Prof. J. P. Dickson of a Stralsund and Kiel sketches, while Stralsund’s fortifications and history through centuries were summarized, noting its strategic Baltic position and wartime sieges.
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Cravecaxn
Universi
Miss
Gates
Hobbs
Indiana
N.C
Seadle
Mesers
Pickmee
E. E
Ohio
E. P. Weston
Illinois
Tendent Pickard
House
New York
Tappan
Kenyon College
P. Fairchild
Oberlin
Migs Scofield
J. P. Dickson
Oo SS
Amusing Mozart Hall concert features Filewens and Salcedo
City notices promise a high character musical evening at Mozart Hall with Filewens Senor Salcedo and esteemed artists. Filemena praised by critics, with a refined audience expected. Woody's Tugaten featuring Alf Burnett and Mrs Helen Nash last night, another performance billed tonight with a strong novelty program.
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ConcEnt
Mozart Hall
Filewens
Senor Salcedo
Filemena
Wooy
Alf. Burnett
Hélen Nash
Baseball in Scotland and Labor Rally Highlights
Scotland hosts the first base ball match with Brotchie leading the Gret club as crowds witness the sport’s growth. A Cleveland Forest Citys win over Eckford is reported alongside a Labor Congress mass meeting with speeches by Trevellick and Delaney advocating justice for workers and warning against capital’s excesses.
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Bush
Baryards
Chicago
Rockford
Brotchie
Witnem
Scotland
Jeffersonville
Cleveland Forest Citys
Eckford
Brooklyn
RVR
Beblore Kink
John
Hamilton County Teachers Institute Session Report
The text outlines a two day program with morning and afternoon sessions. It notes a lecture by Mr. Jehan about practical business conduct, praise for his approach, and audience engagement. It mentions Miss Odlam reading the contents of a Query Box, arithmetic lessons, geography, and a closing program planned at Pierson's grave and a College Chapel entertainment.
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Hamilton County
Jehan
C. Holenshade
Aabirby
Miss Odlam
Pierson
Teachers Institute Reception Highlights in College Hill
A College Hill social featured an elegant spread and a "feast of reason" as guests praised the Teachers Institute. C B Pierson, Curran, and Werberty spoke to the toasts about education reform, liberty, and teachers’ labor, with Mrs. Trimble delivering a final compliment to the teaching profession.
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College Hill
le Col
Teachers’ Institute
C. B. Pierson
Curran
Petes
Helena
Spo
Trimble
Fragmented notes from Chicago newspaper page
Incomplete OCR fragment from the Gazette family segment mentions regular representatives and bearing on waiting turns. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to living individuals and a city context.
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Gene Peing
Me Gazette
Nts
Weare Speech at Fifteenth Amendment Club Meeting
The Fifteenth Amendment Club filled Bacon's Hall to hear Isaiah C. Weare speak on Rights and Prem. The address praised the Republican Party, discussed Chinese immigration and Indians, and urged education. A vote of thanks followed, with an associated resolution critiquing the labor movement and urging restraint by the colored laboring classes.
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Fifteenth Amendment Club
Bacon
Isaiah C. Weare
Republicas
Blican Party
Weare
Liverpool
United States
Labor Congress
Fragmented deed notes on varied property parcels
Readable fragments show transfers and leases for numerous parcels along Espanola Street Central Avenue Eighth Street Maint Street Clark Street and Front Street. Names include Francis McMshis Meese Hatcha Williams Scheerer Teevin Van Lee man and others with various dimensions and corner locations.
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Francis McMshis
Charles McDevitt
Espanola Street
Itor
Meese $F. Comnen
Entral Avenue
Eighth Street
Hatcha
Sewer Contracts Awarded by County Commissioners
The board announced sewer contracts with bids from multiple firms. Awards included Fourth Ward sewer work at $21 808 and other lines with bids ranging up to $29 454. Eggleston Avenue sewer received no award after two bids, one from Brehm Wirth and the lowest from J Benedict. the latter was rejected after clerical review.
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Arena
Commissioners of Enesaamggey River
Fourth
Broadira
Fom Ohio Bi Henry
Ieet
Eggileston-avenue
Brehm & Wirth
Pagent Bene
J. Benedict
Benedict
Devin
Waterworks bids examined for new reservoir tunnel
Trustees reviewed submitted bids for a Woodwards and Broadway tunnel project. Pipe 40 inches, 3700 feet long, excavation and regrading costs listed, with lowest bid from a firm not fully named, totaling different per cubic yard and per foot rates.
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Sven
Woodwards and Broadway
Wae Fm Nice
Stutti & A Saeco Amen
Dorsch & Samet
Gewen
Freight charges table shows regional disadvantage for merchants
A noisy OCR fragment presents a table of freight charges per ton for fourth class freight and argues merchants face higher costs compared with Chicago and St Louis. The readable bits suggest a comparison of rates like 12 100 and 1S bbls, indicating regional shipping disparities impacting trade.
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Ser
Ead
Chicago
St. Louis
Canal Vessel Movements and Cargoes Reported
Captain Meserole notes canal passages with arrivals from Toledo and Lockport and departures to Middletown. Cargo figures include 290 barrels of flour 22 barrels of whisky 28 cords of wood 180 tons of ice 45 000 feet of a rse 24 726 bundles 3 286 pallets dried goods sugar and coal purchases listed.
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Meserole
Gide
Toledo
Montana
Jows
Willie
Lockport
Silver Moon
Robert Burns
Hamilton
Rialto
Lorkland
Geleston
Middletown
Laurel
Chicago streetcar signboard echoes ads and warnings
A streetcar door dial displays the boarding street name and a condensed advertisement when the bell strap is pulled. It also shows a bold notice about no drinking and other cautions for riders. Fire at a Roundhouse damaged a Vine Street building roof. water buckets limited damage. A separate roof blaze at Smith Williamson’s on West Third Street was extinguished with help. A man named Alexander Ross faces the next term after a parade of oddities.
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New York
New Yorker
Kingdom Come
Chicago Street Railway
Mane
Kom Arc Veonagian
the Enquirer
Frnra
Roundhouse
Ohio
Smith & Williamson's
West Third Street
Wavep
Alexander Ross
Reagy
Newport City Council Seeks Hearings on Tax Assessment Case
The weekly meeting of the City Council chaired by the city collector examined the year end accounts. An ordinance proposed taxing a $3 assessment against residents. The council ruled it has jurisdiction in the contested section and plans a hearing by the Committee of the Whole to hear C P Buck, D Hayman, and others in the case.
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Kiel
Denmark
Holstein
Prussia
Hamburg
Fred
Nea Nananion Citity
Seston
Pete Tee
Pogo Davis
C. P. Buck
D. Hayman
Corwen
Committee On
Bomas
Joe
Committee On Law
Bristol
Fifth
Pike
Patrick
Covington legal notices and baseball announces
Covington reports a murder conviction in Boone County with a pending appeal to the Circuit Court and possible hang date on the 26th. The Star Baseball Club departs for Ma and Portsmouth, playing in Portsmouth Monday and Tuesday. Kenton County Criminal Court adjourned after false swearing trials. Fisk fined $50 for liquor to a minor. Hegleston faces charges over a bawdy-house case involving Andrew and Sarah Nicholson.
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Covington
Peter Blimm
Boone County
St. James
Portsmouth
Chtursat
Crimi
Kenton County
India
Arene
Ting
Fisk
Coats
Fram W. Hegleston
Andrew
Barah Nicholson
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Rh Waar
Corps Legidauf
Patrin
M. Oodaedy
Ceiaanen
Saverge
Geousa
RedPloy- Theron Corps
Geamans
Froissard
Guevousen
Trochu
Schleswig
Marshal Bazaine
Sheridan
Pont-a-Mousson
Ireland
Paris Figaro
Department of the Rhine
Vonges
Moselle
Ardennes
Marne
France
National Seachers’ Association
Cleveland
Tre Baltic
Stralsund
Gollen
Prus
Ruges
Racgrad
Ieee
Wallenstein
Uealy
Westphalis
Saxony
Charles
Kener
Brunswick
Seralsund
Daney
Wes
Soelsund
Verg
ciTy Matters
Gesenat
Godar
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Live Oaks
Red Stockings, Jr
Union Groumis
Unions
Eckfords
Yestern
Fort ‘Wayne
Clippers
South Bend
Philadelphia Athletics
Scorg
CP Daese
Maine
Cincinnati
Irs
Eunte Herald
Orion Baseball Club
Lexington
Champions of
Labor
Coe
Delers
John Flanigan
All R Union
Ee. OD
Co Pitalente
A. H. Tucker
R. P. Brachard
M. Donelan
D. Thomas
D. Rose
John Walters
Thomas G. Whittle
Larkin Mc
Rae
Capital
Tabor
Trevellick
A. M. Puett
PF. Cummins
Massachusetts
T. Browning
Mr. Delaney
Delaney
Jobe Harrison
John Harris
Pat Ee
Wendell Philli
Poon
Fay
Cms. Clean
Boston
Cap
Mente
Aetter
Eee
Republican Party
Mr. M
MR. Cogewell
THE
Colored Men's Meeting
Trevel- Vek
Stern Union
Cincin
Benedane Jean Eeet
Iacliptiasistina Nocks
Natchez
Oss Enews
Erry
Fr. C. Williams
Scheerer
Maintreet
Jon Teevin
Cornelius van Leeman
Omron
Clark
Eat
Wie
Olz & Son
Son U
Bindnoht Oia
Cana
Solent
Lewis Iis
Newport
John Holland
West Fourth St. Auli Ly
Franklin
Vime Street
Allison, Smith & Tohnson
Oben
Werte Pure
GEO. C. A
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Third Street
Sturdevant
Judson
Jas. L. Haver
Hand, Whitehouse &C
Wallace
Lawson
Geo. McGregor
Nick Faut
Rankin & Co., Architectural Iron Works
Bogart & Stillman
West Fourth Street
Pacer
Eee nSegrapaie
Gineer
Snouiees
Beard
Eniaiene
Bassnett
Geel Jiral Av
Randies
Soha H Ae
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