Patriots plan visit to Fort Laramie in September
The item notes upcoming visit of the Patriots to Fort Laramie in September, mentioning preparations and expectations. It also references Milwaukee population figures and other scattered notices about local events, politics, and incidents in Chicago and Des Moines area. The text includes mentions of Mrs Scott Siddons and Sir Grey arriving in New York, and a fire at Waterford, Racine county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siigo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Peoria
Fort Laramie
Washpolis
Ole Dal
Scott Siddons
Sir Is Grey
New York
Loulstille
Trent
Ahi Soaenemerey Howe
Peiary
Shet
Prominens Caioen
U. S. S of Maryland
Mieras
Bates Noid
Os Moines Iowa
Des Moines
Izely
Bentitien
Neas
In Front of Metz Battle Described From Verdun Dispatch
A London Standard correspondent from Verdun reports August 16th battle action near Metz. French efforts to draw Prussian forces failed and Imperial Guard protection shifted the outcome. Paris fears and strategic moves, including armistice rejection and German threats, are noted amid Paris siege preparations and railway destruction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Standard
Verdun
Metz
Au- At
Gndecléck
Spee
Paris
Strasbourg
McMahon
Bazaine
Italy
Rome
Basaine
Vouziers
William
Sir.c. W. Talk
Deocd
Herbert
Henry Winterbotham
Nancy
Berlin
Austria
the Figaro
Paria
America
Frankfort
Tribune
St. Denis
Bois de Boulogne
Brussels
Sedan
Montmedy and
Thionville
Mets
Toul
Bouillon
Belgium
Bates County Missouri Farmers Descriptions and Land Prices
Correspondence from Bates county Missouri notes Bates as strong farming land with prairie and timber, good coal, and growing rail and courthouse projects. Includes land prices around Butler, ranging from small lots to larger parcels, mentioning D. Austin as a local contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seial
Cincinnati Times
Boker, Bates Co
Missouri
Bates County
Butler
D. Austin
Kansas Settler Letter Sparks Rail and Land Debate
A Leavenworth letter critiques a state settler’s view on railroads and land speculation. It defends Kansas progress, notes 100,000+ new residents, 2,000,000 cultivated acres, and 320,000 acres homesteaded, with claims of high yields and rapid rail expansion benefiting settlers despite criticism. The writer cites county travels and crop comparisons to Nebraska and California.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Eny Walery
Europe
Asia
Kansas City
Greenwood
Butler
Thire
Atg
Kane
Nebraska
California
Ain Kaneas
Kaneae
Missouri
Kansas i
Weather and farming woes in a dry prairie summer
The writer laments a dry season with scarce corn, noting low yields and parched fields. He contrasts the prairie life with Clover and laments the bleak farming outlook, suggesting reports from a correspondent would reveal a harsher current scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B.G
F. L
City Matters Amusements Show Delighted Crowds at Bay Street
The New York Circus delivers a crowded daily run at Eighth and Bayview. Notable acts include Robert Stickney on the pad, Madam Reiland in graceful poses, Master Frank Melville with impressive somersaults, George Igvantive on pedal work, Levantise Brothers and Conrad on the horizontal bar, and the Australian family group. The troupe is praised as the best traveling show in years and remains in the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracus
New York
Frank Melville
Prom. T. Geonge E. Igvantive
Le‘vantise
Conrad
Liireas i
Red Stockings Reorganized Face Live Oaks Practice
The reorganized Red Stockings plan a practice game against the Live Oaks this afternoon after their recent tour. The Live Oaks return bearing glory and resolve to attack the reorganized Reds, aiming to exploit weaknesses shown in prior matches. Cincinnati club management faces public sympathy for Sweasy as the board acts promptly. Athletics beat Mutuals 12 to 7 in the latest series with honors shifting to Chicago White Stockings after a loss to Atlantics, while Kekionga of Fort Wayne defeats Lagat.
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Red Stockings
Live Oaks
J. Bwkasy
Sweasy
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Cincinnati
Derd
Sap
Rome
Chicago
Cero AP
Mase- Shall Club
Fort Wayne
Lagat Sport
Primary election shift sparks tensions in Mt Sheen area
FragmentedOCR text reports a political maneuver moving polling to Pearl Street near Kilgour to mobilize Irish Democratic voters and Fenian sentiment. Mentions Hill Dutch German residents and fears of damaged nasal organs and discolored candidates amid contest over primary results.
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Bex
Sig Quinton
Ben
Tlique
Engi
Pearl Street
Kilgour
Old Place
Pike and
Pearl Streets
Fragmentary notice on Davis and social ties in city
The text presents a fragmented social note praising Mr. Davie and his warm friends in the city, with hopes for aid and celebration. It mentions Basia, Indian, and a rolling pin motif, hinting at a forthcoming gathering or gift, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear specifics and dates.
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Oxford
Talindes
Davie
Occasioy
Basia
Davis
Board of Feventh
Clendenin
Daily Union Prayer Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Union Prayer meeting led by Dr. Dalton was held with singing and prayer. A portion from Nehemiah was read and commented on, noting Nehemiah’s leadership and courage. The report mentions a meeting again tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Monitet Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Nehemiah
Lease Forty Acres Extension Proposal to Cincinnati Park
The Cincinnati Park Commissioners discussed a lease of forty acres west and northwest of Lincoln Park at a valuation of 596625 dollars. The plan, supported by Kenner Garrard and others, outlines rents at six percent for five years, with options to transfer temporary leases and adjust rents to three percent if the city leases. Details cover frontage, streets, and specific blocks east and west of Dalton avenue, with formal memoranda and notes on prior valuations and potential council action. Weakened by the dated tone, the item reflects 1870s park extension negotiations and related real estate estimates.
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Kenner Garrard
Cincinnati
Buk Commissivaris
Paris
Bella ‘McLean
Lewis Hi. Garrard
Jeptha Garrard
Dalton Avenue
Datton
Clean Avenue
Dalton
Saree Ccompdane Sboe
McLean Avenue
Florence Street
McLean “Avenue
Beg Street
Dalton Avae
Lincoln Park
Dalton Eee
Kenner Street
Denman
Ton
Todd
Moura
Will
Handy
Elews
Thes Lstach
Elgas
Ag ‘Wilstach
Council
Eleast
Wilshire Proposes Park Lands for Elevation View
Mr Wilshire presents a plat of two hundred acres on the elevation back Te Mt Auburn between Clifton for a park site. He describes springs and old forest trees with salubrious air and potential for splendid improvements. He invites the board to visit the grounds. a survey trip is planned for Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilshire
Tage
Mt. Auburn
Clifton
Ita
Peat Sunday Morni
Ahaarad
Diseases of the Generative Organs Prompt Diuretic Use
Nervous and debilitated readers are urged to consider the effects of involuntary discharges on overall health. The text warns of weakness, fatigue, heart palpitations, digestive and urinary issues, memory decline, and mood disturbances linked to sexual excesses and self abuse. It promotes a diuretic as the correct treatment.
Helmbolds Fluid Extract Buchu Promises Urinary Cure
An old advertisement touts Helmbolds Fluid Extract Buchu as a universal diuretic and cure for bladder diseases gravel dropsy organic weakness and female complaints claiming it benefits both sexes regardless of origin and that health depends on its prompt use despite sensational warnings of consumption and insanity.
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Ube
Coens
Bates County Democrat
Messrs
Fealy & Rosser
Pa Oung
Ing
Leiaresh
Bates
Kansas — Railroad
City Matters
BASE
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Mutuals
A Andi
Hea
Lincoln Path
Park Commissioners
Elias
Lincoln Frank
Paige
Kenner
Peneaiy Novenes
Vista Heat
Hecaaiiine
K. Gammaro
Athos i Ga
K. GamRarp
R. M
Corwine Dedlines
R. M. Caer
New Coe
Trom Chen
Wiliam Woods
J. Anid A
Simpkinson
Congress
Cee
Covington
John Spindle
St. Louis
Costa
Henry Quaibrink
Sixth Street
Washington
Russell
Borhood
H. B. Jarvis
Kentucky Central Railpearer
Jar
Kenton County
Thie City
Sertanes
Kentonce
Warsaw
Callatin County
Carlisle
B. E. Miclascom
Louisville Edical College
Florence Fair
Newport
Charles Miller
Pr Geen
James
N Rt
Wport
Dayton
Harris Street
Lo Street
Cowaac
Corymbia
Columbia
Spencer Aner
Casey Wa
Shere
Dove Lodge
Geo
L. Thompson
Spencer Lodge
Ax Siaverens
BUCHU
Tion
Gans
Choly
Ness
Helmbolds
Helmboli
Lished
Broadway
South Tenth
Philadelphia
Borriz
Borris
Doug Wp
H. T. Helmbold
Cowe
Mantell, Grates
Adison Ballard
Curenco
Messrs. C
Pleasant Military Academy
Ling
John Shillito
Lars A. C. Butler
W. P. Nef
L' Honderton
Joseph Medics
Henry D. Hunts
H.C. Cal
Allen
Sing Sing
Warner
Warner's
Balseain
Aghorveie
Roy l
Patan
Emmenagogue
Ealy
State Street
J.D. Park
A. Crose
St. Lake St
Foren Holland
Sull-Ty
Franklin
Vine Street
Allison, Smith
Judson’s
JAS. L. Haven
Bogart & Stillman
Ae Woo
Louisiane
Ues Pellion
Angee
Mary B. Crosby
Cincisfast
J. F. Wilsox
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