Telegraphic News Briefs From New York and Nashville
A jumble of distant short items reports five people in New York last week amid strikes by coal timers in the Tennessee Valley, an emigrant movement, and Governor Bertall leaving for an inspection. A fight between two Black women occurred in Nashville while a laborer fell from a tree near the Southern Asylum, breaking his neck. The text mentions court cases and officials inspecting a governor’s house and stables.
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Cee & Bear
New York City
Teseravae
Rachel Well
Uea
A Bisset
B. F
West Salem
Nashville
Saavely
Lyle
Maer
Theodore Schoud
Brilliant Prussian Victory Reported After Metz Battles
Long dispatches recount a major Prussian victory near Metz with heavy French losses. Prussians hold railways Metz to Thionville and Gravellotte battle details describe artillery duels, advances, and Paris siege threats. Crown Prince active. Bazaine's position debated amid Paris communication delays.
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Point-a-Moussex
Ber Lin
Paris
Metz
Thionville
Chalons
Germany
Berlin
Verdun
Pants
Tion
Mets
Bezaim
Prince Frederick Charles
St. Michael
Wer
Poxt-a-Movssox
LixxMpounc
Mont St. Quentin
Sheridan
Rewilly
LA Tour
William
London
Bazaine
Frederick
Steinmers
Garde
Gravelotte
Gravellotte
la Villette
Gravellette
St. Quentin
Cariers
Rezonville
Malmaison
Iravellette
Napoleon
Italy
Marshal Bazaine
Empire
Resonville
Sedalia Ohioans and the Knobnoster Editor Plan
Special correspondence from Cincinnati Times traveler at Sedalia describes a growing town of about five thousand, with a restless postmaster team and editorial ambitions. The writer chronicles hotel depots, Indian council scenes near the Kaw and Missouri rivers, and a dreamlike transit to Kansas City amid prairie dust and frontier charm.
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Sedalia
Pétita County
Mississippi
Pacific
Perry Hawes
The
Xenia Torchlight
Sedalia Times
P. BR. Schnebly
P. M
Ohio
Xenia
Hawes
Schnebty
Kaw
Missouri
Woodsee Bluff
Kamas City
Jesus
Brunets
Wyandottes
Questioning a Man’s Trustworthiness in a Dying Customer
A fragmentary exchange questions whether a man named Mr 8- is trustworthy as a customer. The speaker asserts he is to be trusted forever, noting he never pays. The OCR text is incomplete, but the dialogue implies a complaint about reliability and payment behavior.
Red Stockings vs Live Oaks and Exposition Notice
The Red Stockings host Live Oaks on Union Grounds with funds for amateurs. tomorrow they head to Washington Ohio for a fair game. Craver of the Chicago Curb is expelled for dishonesty. A Charter Oak vs Copecs game yields a 52 to 22 score amid a lively crowd. The Cincinnati Exposition committee announces open goods reception and freight rate reductions from Sept 21 to Nov 1 1870 with multiple rail lines involved.
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Red Stockings
Live Oaks
Union Grounds
Reds
Washington
Ohio
Hivet
Gould
Int
Et Steel
WY McCain
Larkins
Morrigan
Malsen
Cdendcabnacsnitts Sa
Eerceeests
Sores Ee
Gantre Pa Fepni
Diamond Dic Club
Pean Thiiga Ik Linc Lan We Haostaall
Copecs
Charter Oaks
Levenderf
Sullivane
Poni
Meleban
RIB
Cauet Lalande
Se Boem
Charles One
Fidel
Sturpey i
J. Healey
McNamara
Sehuelle
Plum Streets
Cincinnati
China
Isve
Hallroa
Dayton
Midigue
Liuke
Miami
Cincinnati and St.Louis
Louisville
Bs Aiing
Columbo Ie
Newark
Sandu
Smallpox Patients and County Conventions in Mozart Hall
Four smallpox patients at Rahs Hill Hospital are noted as present. County and District Conventions are scheduled for September 1 at Mozart Hall. The Republican Executive Committee seeks an editor for the county post, and other local notes include train incidents, a fatal gravel-train collision near Whitewater Valley, and upcoming railroad rate arrangements.
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Rahs ‘Hill Hospital
Mozart Hall
Our Texas Letter from Caldwell County Texas 1870
Our Texas Letter reports Caldwell County Texas immigration activity and farm prospects. It notes fertile soil near the Rio Grande region, variable rainfall, and hot summers tempered by gulf winds. The writer anticipates railroads improving transit and predicts many settlers will move westward seeking homes and opportunities.
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Cincinnati
Locenart, Caldwell Co
Texas
Rio Grande
Caldwell County
Pete
Leita Neree
Cali
Gulf
Man Arrested After Suspected Drug Purchase Incident
A 40 year old man attempted to purchase a substance and drink it in a bar, but a nearby gentleman intervened, noting suspicious behavior and prompting a police inquiry. Police are reviewing surveillance and statements to determine charges.
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John Oo
Ted Re
Schoolteachers return from conference prepare for new term
District educators resume after their cammer meant and on et with plans for regular math sessions. Next day, at Acadon 0, activities begin as scheduled.
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Wll
Acaon
Teething Care Ad Mentions Mrs Whitcomb's Syrup
Mothers urged to consider teething care with a reference to Mrs Whitcomb's Syrup in another column. The note highlights the importance of proper care for teething infants and points readers to the related advertisement.
Judge Cox Probes Premises in Fost Blast Case
Judge Cox examined the premises of Mr Fost after a blast at Gredongt Eden. A further examination is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Cox
Fost
T Gredongt Eden
Funeral for Robert Martin Draws Large Attendance
Funeral services for Robert Martin drew a large crowd with members of Odd Fellows and the Protestant Association in attendance. Private friends joined the long procession, marking one of Nanaversa’s largest farewells on such occasions.
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Robert Martin
Nanaversa
Prussian Aid Concert to be Held at Bengeruin Hall
The grand Prussian Aid Concert at Bengeruin Hall is set for next Thursday evening. A fine programme is promised and reserved-seat sales begin tomorrow at Church's music store.
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Bengeruin Hall
Boys Held After Alleged Larceny Attempt
Two youths Geo Nasenburg and J Windstein were chased by a storekeeper and then fled upstairs during a suspected larceny. They were brought before the police court this morning, Windstein discharged and Nasenburg sent to the House of Refuge.
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Geo. Nasenburg
J Windstein
Windstein
Nasenburg
House of Refuge
Ordinance Halts Housing Project After Start
An ordinance concerning widening or building work on the hodan over uling blocks led to a halt before completion. The last numbering of tenements referenced indicates a plan to remedy the situation and proceed with new structures on the streets.
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Dee Neepen
Sada
Republican County Convention Delegates Named
The Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee adopts as basis every fractional over fifty cast in the fall and a vote from last spring. Delegates to the Republican County Convention listed include Vogler W ner Co and others with varied bid amounts totaling 1,982 and 93,453. August 20, 1870.
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Hamilton
Union Prayer meeting at First Presbyterian Church
Mr James Sanderson led the Union Prayer meeting at the First Presbyterian Church with singing and scriptural readings. He exhorted brethren to be faithful and more earnest in Christian work, reading St Matthew chapter fifteen and offering fervent prayers. Several joined with brief prayers as the meeting concluded.
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First Presbyterian ‘Hs
James Sanderson
Put-in-Bay Whispers of Seasonal Delights and Scenes
Readers glimpse Put-in-Bay as cool weather arrives with fashionably crowded resorts. The island’s waters and fields abound with game birds and ripe fruits while rivers and lakes offer fishing prospects, describing a lively seasonal retreat.
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Put-in-Bay
Suits Filed Over Deer Creek Sewer Claim
Martha A. D. Brown Louis Fuhrman and Martha Hoffman sue in Jeane Court seeking 57000 from Cy Goken over Deer Creek sewer work. Case filed in September 1886.
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Martha
A. D. Brown
Louis Fuhrman
Martha Hoffman
Jeane Court
Cy Goken
Deer Creek
Fragmentary commodity quotes from a 19th century market item
Partial OCR shows a market note with prices such as 820 per ton and 8 ton of bran, mentioning M. W. tone to furnish. The readable fragments indicate a pricing listing for materials and supplier at a local market.
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Fife
Beret
Ely
M. W
Real Estate Transfers and a Building Collapse Incident
Real estate transfers list several parcels including lot 18 and 149 on Webster Street and a Mt. Auburn avenue road tract with various owners such as Bertha Naedebus and F. H. Ashbrook. A separate report details a Friday collapse of a building covered by W. M. Cameron & Co, with walls falling into the basement and severe damage while one worker may have died or been injured.
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Zein
Beave
Michael Scherona A. Lina
Bertha Naedebus
Margaretha Braun
Webster Street
pRamand B. Gardner
Wm. Wiewell
Mt. Auburn Avenue
F. H. Ashbrooke
P. A. J. Huston
Reesles Whitcomb
Millareet
Lockland
X. Clason
Madison
Cavenon
W. M. Cameron & Cons
Cameron
German Labor Meeting Reported At Saturday Assembly
A fragment notes a German labor meeting held on a Saturday, mentioning a session, attendees, and organizing details. The text is incomplete but indicates a labor group gathering with planned talks and participation by members.
Tian Snoors Hixser, teacher atreet sidered fatal
Local report states Tian Snoors Hixser, a teacher, is fatally injured after an incident in the street. Bartz, a resident with a wife and family in the city, is suspected to have shot himself during a mental decline.
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Tian Snoors Hixser
Atreetsidered
Bartz
Arrested Tenant Refuses Rent Payment in Glendale Case
A man identified as Mr S Landy was jailed in Glendale after refusing to pay rent on one of his houses. The court ordered him held pending trial. The transcript notes confusion and mentions prior legal issues involving the same parties.
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Rollin
Jek
Cincinnsi Gazette
E. D. Ca
Gazette
Mansfield
Greece
Mapedeld
S. Landy
Glendale
Conan of
Coens
Mn Websner's Furerat Spring Pottery Event
A fragmentary notice describes an event titled Mn Websner's Furerat at Spring, noting three robes and a craft focus. The readable lines suggest a local cultural or fair presentation with emphasis on pottery or ceremonial items.
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Websner
Furerat
Unclear OCR yields fragmentary names and figures
Fragmentary text mentions a German named Hapling, a butcher, a wagon and a hospital trip. Names and details are garbled, with no clear event or outcome to establish a coherent news item.
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A. Hapling
A. Poncerd
Meat sale notice interrupts local market schedule
A terse notice announces immediate meat sale changes at Beth Gen city market. Officials urge customers to adjust plans as pork stocks are redirected to a new supplier.
Arrests at several station houses listed
The report details multiple arrests made across several station houses, outlining the number of detainees and general nature of alleged offenses. Specific names, dates, or locations are not provided in the fragment.
Covington Shooting Near Madison Strikes Mead’s Arm
Fragmentary report recalls an early morning shoot near Covington at the Madison Street area. Soeissk Dassaks drew a pistol, shot Mead in the left arm, which was extracted by Dr. Kearns. No arrests have been made.
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Madison
Soeissk Dassaks Tekcuhe
Mead
Kearns
Scinlgythiedia
Sangre
Donnelly & T
Walton
Bagby
Bayess
Sayers
Levi Thorne Receives Noted Lecture Amid Evening Services
Levi Thorne joined families at lakeside activities on a cool Saturday evening as churches were filled. Yesterdays lecture by Mr. Li on "Christian W" was delivered in an engaging, entertaining manner.
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Levi Thorne
Mr. Li
Christian W
Dayton Project Faces Setback in Pioneering Road Work
Dayton Kentucky reports a decline in progress on the Dayton and surrounding route work as crews struggle with delays and funding constraints. Local officials urge faster action to keep vehicles moving and protect the project timeline.
John Holland Manufacturer of Best Quality No 19 West Fourth
John Holland advertises as a maker of best quality goods located at No 19 West Fourth Street. The brief notice highlights his manufacturing business and shop address for potential customers.
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John Holland
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Marietta and Cincinnati
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James Levy
Mueller & Schulke
Davi Elsbach
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