Congress and City News Mixed in Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR story notes various political nominations and meetings, including Rob S Chadbees for Doegrees, Brown for Congress, and a Seventh District race. It also mentions railroad stockholder voting, a Saratoga obituary, census hopes, and local civic items at City Hall with scattered names and dates.
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Rasseola
Coeeereeny
Robesoe
M. Brown
Congress
Memphis and Railway
George Wood
Saratoga Springs
New York
Helenah
Dewi
Stevens
H. H. Gar
Hoes Malou Bat
Stockings and baseball scores across cities in 1871
A fragment from a 19th century sports page recounts Reds versus Riversides in Portsmouth with prior meetings, notes Forest Citys and Mutuals games in Cleveland and New York, umpire judgments, and local efforts to boost civic interest through a new club and railroad traffic tied to a Kansas City or Cincinnati prospect.
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Reds
Riversides
Portsmouth
Hinde
Pontant
Forest Citys
Cleveland
Mutuals
New York
Forest A Lae
Mn Joseph Chapillon
Atlantic
Lavk OaKa
Hamilton
Gilmore
Eaton
Ewton
Ken Mucky
Lexington
Frankfort
Philadelphia
Ath- Relier
Abd ‘Woo
Battle report from Gravelotte fades into night
Descriptions of the furious clash on the Prussian left, smoke and advancing lines, the French defense on the hill, and the mysterious new army forming under pressure near Gravelotte. reports of decisive blows, the Prussian push toward Bois de Vaux, and a lingering air of victory as darkness falls.
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New York
The
Tribune
Gravelotte
Malmaison
Steinmer
Charliesetz
Frederick
Batt
Metz
Verdun
White House
Gravellette
Bois de Vaux
Eos
Bezaine
Galea
The War Legislatif Rumpus with Bazaine McMahon
A tense session unfolds over the war effort as Bazaine and McMahon clash on policy. MPs press for clarity, while defense plans face opposition, signaling deeper rifts within the government and ongoing parliamentary maneuvering.
Nineteenth Annual Cincinnati Conference Opens in Piqua
Correspondence reports the nineteenth annual session of the Cincinnati Conference M E Church opening at Green Street Church Piqua Ohio on August 24 1870. A preliminary meeting Tuesday featured Rev J W Rawlinson delivering a strong sermon on freedom in Christ using the quotation If the Son therefore shall make you free ye shall be free indeed.
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Fesley
Merrick
Ohio ‘Wesleyan University
Trimble
Columbus
D. H. Moore
St. Paul’s M. EF
Delaware
Merrill
Christian Ee Geerynett
J. H. Vincent
Corres Ding
Ohio
Howie
W. Simmons
Christ
Mr. Simmons
Piqua
Cincinnati
M. E. Church
Green Street
M. E
J. W. Rawlinson
Grand German Patriotic Aid Concert in the City
A grand concert to aid German soldiers wounded in the war and the widows and orphans of the deceased. Rehearsals are thorough with an expected high success. Six hundred voices will form a mixed chorus alongside a sixty-member orchestra. Barus will conduct, with Mr. Brusselbach guiding choruses. The program includes overtures, choruses, arias, and instrumental pieces from Weber, Wagner, Auber, and other composers, with featured soloists Mrs. Lucie and others. An additional note mentions a patent for a new door on street carts by Daniel R. Hart of St. Louis, applicable to single-horse carts to aid the driver.
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New York Tribune
Loxpow
Rhiems
Chalons
Rheims
St. Merhouldt
Vesle
Bazaine
Metz
Grand Pre
Vossiers
Chasseurs
Hussars
Vouziers
Verdun
Gravellotte
McMahon
Artivisg
Telegraph
Bezaine
Barus
Brusselbach
Inaiel R. Hart
St. Louis
Camaes Rue
Fouth
Tenth
Brocklyn
Claflin & Co
Eveland
New York Circus Arrives In City For Weeklong Show
The Hippotheatron troupe from Iron Buildings New York enters the city next Monday and will set up on the corner of Eighth and Bay Mills streets. A large company of equestrians acrobats and pantomimists perform each afternoon and evening, promising a long awaited exhibition of feats. Details appear in the advertisement.
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New York
Eighth and Baymiller Streets
Geophiteantaical Arena
Probate Court items and state fair diplomas noted
In Probate Court Nancy Rudde was appointed administratrix of John Ruddesell with personal property listed at 9000 dollars. Henry was named guardian for Mary Epriene Spriggs, five, with 500 dollars in personal property. An assignee in bankruptcy was cited to show cause why 2205 dollars should not be distributed to creditors. The State Board of Agriculture prepared diplomas for State Fair exhibitors, highlighting many trades and arts, with noted attendees. Cleveland reception for Peter Zouates included escort by the Cleveland Grays and a dress parade after a morning arrival.
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Nancy Ruddesell
John Ruddesell
M. E. Kubo
Verdin
Aon Henry
Mary Epriene
Benjamin F
Catharine Spriggs
Harron
John H. Deters
State Board of Agriculture
Springfield
Michael Sullivan
Allen Trimble
Samuel Medary
Mewrs
John M. Millikin
Fownsend
W. B. McClung
David McMillan
Nelgon . Turney
A. Watts
Judge T Gones
Cleveland
Peter Zouates
Cleveland Grays
Weddell House
Grays
Blast at Quarry Near C Avenue Injures Worker
A quarry blast near C Avenue severely injures a worker who lost his left eye and severely damaged his hand, with the hand likely needing amputation. The incident details the distance the blast threw him and the extent of injuries, prompting medical attention and possible further surgery.
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C Avenue
Exterior Whitewash Covers Ssngerfest Halle Roof
The interior of Ssengerfest Halle is largely coated in whitewash, with only a section of the roof remaining untouched. The scene suggests ongoing renovation or preservation work at the hall.
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Ssengerfest
Halle
Convention circular outlines delegate quotas for Southern Commercial
A circular for the Southern Commercial Convention details delegate apportionment by city population and local organizations, including railways and steamboats. It urges proper credentials and lists committee members and officials, while noting expenses and the need for floor privilege without voting. The note mentions Schuetzenbund finances, temple building plans, and the discovery of an unknown man’s body in the Ohio River with $19.16 in his pockets.
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Ane Joint Sonvaten
Sipate Tang
Peace Mining Company
Roe
Oath Seagate
Board of
Ipeeneanen Sige
Pome
Ohio River
967000 Wharf Contract Bid Details
The city evaluates 967000 for wharf improvements with bids to be opened by the Board of City Improvements. Expenditures are planned across various phases including land work and preliminary costs, with a larger future project expected to extend from the riverfront westward.
The Cincinnati Zouaves Abroad
The article describes Captain Tom Ambrose and his command of the Zouave units visiting Forest City and marching with disciplined unity. Observers praise the soldiers as perfect in drill and cohesion, noting Father Dell and skirmishing as high standards.
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Cincinnati
Tom Ambrose
Cleveland
Catharlie
Wheeler
Ant
Industrial Exposition committee notes weekly actions
The General Committee of the Industrial Exposition met with Maj. Goshorn presiding. Finance notes show 6700 collected and 7424.28 disbursed. A treasurer overpayment remedy and space allotments were approved. Railroads offered reduced rates. prizes for exposition planned. A tomato canning recipe was included for readers.
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The
Maj. Goshorn
Post
Reid Eed Bereta
Committee On
Bis Gee
Committee On Transportation
Miitee Ph
Mabelle
Grace F Catly
Covington Contracts Awarded and Local News
The Water Works Committee awarded brickwork and slate other contracts to John Martin Finnegan Dann and Witt of Cincinnati totaling several thousand dollars. A private dispatch from Nicholasville Ky reports a Republican nomination for Congress. A county yield on seven and a half pounds of Norwegian oath set on Grant's Bend yields 243 bushels. A negro boy named David Mitchell, fifteen, fell from a hayloft and broke both arms. Candidates for soldrights meeting at Market-house drew small attendance. The Democratic Executive Committee considers a county delegation for the convention. The Star reefed back from Maysville Ripley in a 26 to 21 game with Incent Club. A steamer excursion left Tuesday. no one fell overboard, several seasick passengers.
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Waterworks Committee
City Comet
Weteneue
John Martin
Finnegan
Dann & Witt
Cincinnati
Nicholasville
Republi
William Own
Congress
P. Mee
Grant’s. Bend
David Mitchell
Cree & Co
Ninth
Srzgaxixo
Thomas L. Jones
Doughty
Democratic Executive Committee
Coun- Fdldbagidey Lacopheosetycgy
Leche
Portamouth
Maysville
Ripley
School Muscial Festival Highlights Young Voices
A community school festival celebrated music and children’s talents. The event featured a chorus, loving flowers, and prayers for perseverance. Organizers praised indefatigable effort of the chorister, shared profits for neighborhood children, and thanked contributors for enriching the program.
John Holland Repairs Pens and Cases at West Fourth
John Holland manufacturer of best quality pens and cases advertises repair services in Silver Brass. Located at 19 West Fourth Street, the notice offers swift repair work and emphasizes quality craftsmanship for writing instruments.
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John Holland
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Collecion
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Inpasarours
Journal
Aay
United
Indianapols
Corps Legislatif
Corps Legislatio
Duvernois
Paris
Mae
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France
Prsieaita
Clais Bozoin
Jules Simon
Tachard
Touiult
Stinister
Gambetta
M’mahon
Hamburg
Grille
Bay of
Rugen
Moon
Wittom
Drache
Blitz
Salamander
Count von Waideree
Atle
Straltund
Wim
Fit P. Gaddis
C. Ferguson
Sao Annon
Cowden, Thon
Colleté
F. Comrey
Jas. Ameer
W. J. Quarry
Hurch Statistics
Jia Middleton
J. P. Porter
J. R
Hunter
Stokes
B. Moler
John
W. Peters
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Achooy Bta
Hk Byers Pecobar
Pated
J. K. Marley
W. T. McMetlen
L. di McCabe
B. Smith
W. T. Fee
A. A H. Mittee
Cram
James Mutay
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Accounts
Charla H. Lawton
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P. Zink
C. F. Thomas
James Stenhensee MJ
W. Kelley
Jackson
J. V Gregg
W. Fee
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Goa
Breck Meharry
Freedmen’s Aid
Society
Committee ON Finance
M. A. Richards
Lucien ‘Clark
William Runyan
J.G Eer
W. Mason
W. Webster
Jee
HM. Curry
D. J. Starr
J. Pearson
WV. Yesus
T. Bail
James Armatring
S. Weeks
D.C. G. Vance
Chumch
Penea P. Forter
N. McDonald
Lyne G Bakker
A. Bowers
J. W. Fowble
W. J. Fearm. Simmons
M. P. Gaddis
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C. W. Ketchum
J. M. McGregor
W. Herr
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Simmons
J. F. Marley
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Church of Piqua
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W. Swain
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St. Paul's Church of
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Times
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R. S&. Rust
W. X. Néade
G. ©. Coom
A. Benton
Wm. Young
W. H. Lawder
Rev. L. Gc Pavcrcahgenaig
Becco
Walnut Hills
Milforde
J. F. Chalfant
West Cincinnati
St Paul’s Church of
Bishop Jones
Chalfant
Bazaine and
Cincinnati Conference Methodist Episcopal
Dé Dew
Hineider & Arie
Weber
Marie DE Roode Cabrick
Sebago Deas
Orchentra i Auber
Mrs. Lucie
Lcheide
Tana Bauser
Wagner
Southern Commercial Convention
Schuetzenbund
Turner Hall
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City Improve
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Covington
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Bogart & Stillman
West Fourth Street
Express
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Fifth St
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Third St
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Clintons
Pith St
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