Beartooth News Briefs From August 27 1970
Telegraphic dispatches report gold at yesterday’s close 1161 2, West India cable completion to Beinjia, and Beartooth area updates. Notable items include the Beaver Dam flour mill ban, San Francisco Sanitary Committee funds received, editor A T Whitlesey of Evansville Courier affected by apoplexy, and assisted efforts to boost state fair attendance. Also noted are treasury balance figures, railroad progress toward 20 miles, and local political nominations in Illinois and Indiana.
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Gerald Fund
New York
Ole Ball
United States
Europe
Rome
Ay Niet Po
Malta
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Berlin
San Francisco
A. T. Whitlesey
Evansville
Southwestern
Telerete
Iliaois
T. B. Ives
Peete Te Cee
J. J. Weis
Ures Paradol
Aix
Washington
Bear
Gockel
Ieee
Bacal
Ashington
Sle
Protec
Prussian advance and French defense near Paris and Metz
Dispatches describe Prussian cavalry within fifty miles of Paris and continued advance from Brienne to Chalons. Paris braces for siege, while McMahon and Bazaine struggle to rejoin amid detachments and reorganization. In Alsace and Lorraine, fighting at Forbach ends in heavy French losses and 1,500 prisoners taken, with Canrobert and reform efforts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bismarck
Austria
Prince Imperial
Rethel
McMahon
Lyons
Paris
Prince Royal of Saxony
Basaine
Metz
Baron von Reahdin
Pauline Lucca
Lompox
Doulevant
St. Remy
Brienne
Landres
Chateau Thierry
Pont-a-Musson
Uhlans
Mantres
Dizier
Toul
Prince Frederick Charles
Stemnmers
Bazaine
Corps Legislatif
Langbe
Corps D’armee
Chalons
Prince Royal
Saint Dizier
Chevreau
Crown Prince
France
Committee of Defense
Senate
Tribune
Canrobert
Sesson
Courrier Des Etats
Nis
Parm
Woerth
Moltke
M. de la Tour
Montmedy
CarLsrung
Stenay
Vouziers
Chaumarcy
Lameouilley
Department of the Marne
Vassay
Belgium
Luneville
Strasbourg
Bazsine
Osbach
Forbach
Conference actions and political notes in Dayton era
The report covers a church conference granting superannuated relations to Rev. N Callender and Rev. W Webster, funds for Rev. Joshua Boucher, and a Dayton session decision on next conference site. It also details political race notes in the First and Second Districts, county offices, and local governance actions, plus a violent incident and a missing doctor case in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Moody
N. Callender
W. Webster
Joshua Boucher
J. F. Alten
Dayton
Middletown
Eaton
Chunted
J. Shinn
Eer
Hillsboro College
Correspondence Evening Session of the Cincinnati Conference
The Society for the Relief of Preachers met in Cincinnati with Rev. Wm Herr presiding. Reports from the Secretary and Assistant Treasurer noted totals for distribution and meeting contingencies. Dr Rygat spoke to the audience about ministerial support as the gatherers of funds and prayers reflected on ministers and their calling.
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Covimgton
Medison Street
Fifth
Rancate
Nicoson
Second Street
Scott
Greenup
Greenup, With the Same Material, Will Be d PraaReateee
Arthur Aitead
Thomas L. Jones
Wm. EsArthur
Kenton County
Walton
Society For the Relief of Preachers
Rust
Wright
D&ec
Piva
Society For the Relief of —— of
Cincinnati
Wm. Herr
L. D. McCabe
Ohio Wesleyan University
J. W. Fowble
Mr. Young
Rygat
Mpee
Sanborn
United States
Pores
Rev. L. Tions
Col- Cotman
Ber
J Ni
de Hass
Peregrine
Menedhy
F. van Clore
East
Dr. Moody
Ordinance to Regulate Prostitution Introduced in Board
An ordinance to regulate prostitution is introduced in the board of aldermen. The measure requires the chief of police to compile and maintain a list of houses and persons, and to enforce compliance with the new rules or face penalties. The health board plans to divide the city into twenty five districts for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keratry
Trochu
Count Palikao
Garde
Fuailley
McMahon
Woerth
Board of Wealth
Cincipnati Hospital
Mindcaedaer
Board of
Heaith
Src
Board of Health
Board of Aldermen Rence
Stoms
Lowing
Cogara
Board of ‘Aldermen
Stevens Wing
Ieee
List of Letters Remain in Covington Post Office
List of letters remaining in the Covington Post Office for the week ending August 2 includes names such as Amos Market and Blair Miss Blair J Bowler George Bodkin WM Davis Dyer William Price Shiss D Mu Toene Trompan Fibeitte Thomas Williaweon Loe and Lees Keel Mary M plus a note about a gentleman asking someone at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpeet Postan
Amos
Market
D Blark
Jenn Er
Miss
Blair
Bowler
George Bodkin
T P Cafield
Cc Davis
Dyer
Iliam Price
Trompan
Thomas
Chive Williaweon
St . Esquire
Covington
Your Liver and Urinary Troubles Questioned
A fragment discusses organ dysfunction linked to self abuse and excesses, alleging urine abnormalities and widespread disease as consequences. It hints at weakness in liver, kidneys, and urinary organs causing diverse afflictions from insanity to paralysis, noting physicians miss the underlying cause.
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Blackburn
Faro
Wm. M. Ampt
L- M. Hosea
John Karr
George J. Leininger
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Whitewater Township
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Karr
Aaron A. Colter
A. A. Colter & Co
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Peter Stryker
Morgan
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Lockport
Columbia
John Wehrlie
Anne
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Trey
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Stare
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Charles Stoms
Indianola Baseball Club
Shan Seled
Sos Picton
Walnut Hills
Pickwicks
KAN Union Teleorape
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Bertha Ann
Elizabeth
Kemper
Uy Ga
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John Good
Julia Adkaninwicas
Secant Bhdevel
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Haley
William Keowles
Elisabeth Willey
Goodies Street
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Julius Brock
Flo Frederick Ote Eeeeek
Eming Street
Renner
Vernon
Country
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F. Thornton
Robert
Orive
Wilson & S.baniset
John Kunsaian
Phon
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Mary
Stephenson
Oe Tormood
Corry
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Sarah
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Mary M
Martha’ Moore
Charley MecElwain
Mr Menderman
O'Conner
O’ Hiara
Pulse
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Aeons Rat
Ik Sora Wmng
Stidel, Jos
Kentucky Templar
J. H. Wilton
Joseph Clemenia
Pleasant Military Academy
Cottace Ibe
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Dersen
Joseph C. Buti
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Allison, Smith
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Ohio
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West Fourth Street
Gans
Choly
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Helmbold
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Broadway
South Tenth St
Philadelphia
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