Fragmented 1868 political talk and regional notes in Ohio
A Cincinnati Times correspondence from December 9 1868 discusses political maneuvering for cabinet posts and a potential Navy leadership shift with Admiral Porter mentioned. It also covers Ku Klux Klan activity in Tennessee and a retrospective on Sandusky and Cleveland rivalry, railroads, cholera impact, and local institutions including schools and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Hospital
Nobie
Cincinnati
Nasavitas
Ku-Klux
Ku-Klux Klan
Conli
Inseam
Pean
Sandusky
Cleveland
Saxovaxy
Ohio
West
Mad River Railroad
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Sheeae
Waetite
Petater
Crete
Cuyahoga River
Ohio Canal
Nodhieredu Maibe
Cleveland & Toledo Railroad
Sandusky Bay
Cleveland & Toledo
Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark
Fubay
Detroit
Shamaoe
Register
Kinney Brothers
Buckeye and Great Western Business College
A. C. van Tine
Penn
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Tennessee college dean refuses injunction in case
A Tennessee institution faces a court ruling as the chancellor refuses to grant the injunction. The case involves a fan forum and apparent disputes over a school’s actions, with terms suggesting an asylum-like comparison and questions of scale and excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Tennessee
West House Hotel Stands as Sandusky’s Grand Prospect
The West House, a mammoth stone hotel owned by Wm. T. West, dominates Sandusky’s plan for growth. West, a leading merchant and go-ahead man, has built the largest tavern in the West and foresees Sandusky becoming a major city like Chicago with a first class hotel to match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West House
Sandusky
Chicago
Wm. T. West
West
Guus
Hester Vaughn Case and Twitchell Murder Affair Recap
Special correspondence from Cincinnati recounts ex-District Attorney Mann's letter on Hester Vaughn's case and the Twitchell murder, detailing Philadelphia police findings, post mortem results, testimonies, and the looming conviction of an Internal Revenue assessor Mrs. Mary Fe Hill case notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Vaughn
Twitchell
Alexander
Cincinnati
Phinapelruta
New York
John Goforth
Mann
Philadelphia
Shapleigh
Swartz
Commonwealth
Internal Revenue
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
The text provided is garbled OCR and mentions a person named James Jahan and a grandchild in an unclear setting near Colestanene. No coherent event, date, or location details are discernible to form a proper historical record summary.
A Miscellany of 19th Century Short Works and Ephemera
A catalog-like fragment reviews several small volumes including a verse story with illustrations, a nine chapter tale about friendship, a Christian meditation, and a stump burlesque collection. It notes authors such as M F ng Fuile, Mr. Jaraoen, and John Greenleaf Lane, with publication details and a general catalogue notice from Robert Clarke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carroll
Jaraoen
Pintet
Cincinnati
Robt
Sponte
Cunning of the Crocodile
The text describes crocodiles stalking dense flocks of small birds by water, then feigning accidents to lure prey. It explains the ambush, feigned retreats, and stealthy surface dives used to seize animals or people near the river, detailing the lethal jaw grasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Maine
M's
Red Sea Noted as Hottest Place in World
Fragmentary account notes the Red Sea as the hottest area globally with atmospheric heat described and navigation in its waters presented as challenging. the text hints at business or nearby spring activity affecting passage but remains incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
A Sor Santer: a ing. Why, Walter, astonished mother
A fragmentary dialogue shows Walter resisting a Sunday trip to the reservoir with companions, his mother expressing disbelief and concern about his plans to swim in questionable company. The text reveals regional dialect and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Typographical Frigidity and a Fractured Newsroom
Fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic newsroom moment as editor John Jackson is announced at the door, the press nearly ready, and a dramatic claim of a house burning while a vivid court costume description appears in the surrounding narration. The piece hints at sensational editorial theatrics and a bizarre royal pageant image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N York Evening” Mail
Joseph
D. Jackson
Jackson
Cattle Marks Recorded in Texas Clerk Offices
In Texas, cattle marks are recorded in the clerk's offices under statutes enacted to regulate branding and identification, reflecting official procedures and legal requirements for livestock branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Congress Committees and Bills Debated in Deep Session
The XLth Congress Senate and House proceedings list numerous standing committees with chairs and members, including Foreign Relations Sumner and Finances Sherman. Debates cover tariff duties on copper and brass, railroads, Indian Affairs, and public lands with adjournment motions and references to committees. News recounts armistice talks in Cadiz and political maneuvers in Washington, with professed resolutions on revenue and banking under debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Fessenden
Cameron
Harlan
Morton
Patterson
New Hampshire
Bayard
Sherman
Warner
Williams
Corbett
Henderson
Morrill
Vermont
Maine
Osborn
Tipton Hendricks
Bam Keltee
Bevard
Ke’ Yard
Tedieves
Ross
Thayer
Buckalew
Doolittle
Pensione—Van Winkle
Edcoon Fowler
Davis
Spencer and
Law- 7 Revoluti Claims
Nye
Chandler
Pool
Yates
Neegin
Fowler
Norton
nance—Howard
Cam
Drake
Senate
Anthony
Pomeroy
Mass
Committee On Finance
Committee On Mines and Miners
Mor Flairs
Wilson
Nebraska
Edmands
Hain
Minnesota
St. Paul
Kaienesota
Missouri River
Committee On Public Lands
Curcaco December 10 Murder In Dan Iowa Town
In Dan Iowa a cruel murder shocked the town as a group of railroad men and townsfolk confronted assailants. Officers say one suspect fled, while others remain in limbo awaiting trial for the crime against an innocent man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Wkdee & Ul
Dan
Iowa
Otterlypati
Weston Gives Up on Delayed Bangor Return
Weston abandons plans to return to Bangor after delaying travel to St Paul due to late arrivals. He will head to New York to arrange a renewed Bangor return, beginning again once logistics are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Broperorp
Poe
St. Paul
New York
Bangor
New Ministry Accepts Appointment After Audience
December 10 report states the new Ministry held an audience with the Queen and formally accepted their appointments. Official announcements list William E. Forster as Vice President of the Board of Education and James Stansfield Jr. as acting secretary with other ministerial positions named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Wm. E. Forster
Board of Education
Jas. Stansfield, Jr
Acton Ay
Grenfell Gil
Also Mentioned on This Page
NAVY
Admiral Porter
Tha
New England
Tee
Old Capitol
Nashville
the Lunatic Asylum
Puidenc
Came Tos
Cellor
Wilkixa
Ats
Aen
USA
Mary FE
Hill
James Jahan
Rye
Love
Colestanene
Yeu
NEW Publications
M. EF
Ng Fuilews
Ations and
Breteies Medical
Clement
Robert
Fensperson
Oian
Rexhi
Robert Clarke & Co
John Greenleaf
Benge
Maud Maller
du Chailin
el Dicps
Wasmxcox
Herwenine Dee
Chattanooga
Chattawryke
Kearney
Endemer
Lawe
Carolina
North Carolina
Geo
Chaimir
Beth Carolina
Soares
Mackahone
Peanevivans and Lowe
Georgia
Pierce
Alabama
Hawley
Missouri Railroad
Illarne
Committee of Ways
Sault St. Marie
Mici
Iso
Daar
Mil
Sach
Senate Aes
United States
China
Paes
Ladlona
Bingham
Washburne
Seki
Committee of Ways and Means
Secretary of the
Treasury
House
Committee On Military
Emma
J . Blaine
Coburn
Wes
Tesa
Butler
National’ Bank
Commie
Maprrip
Cadiz
Maprip
THE
Atlantic Cable
Undertaker
John F. Wiltsee
West Sixth St
Nod
Sip
TOY
Atte
T. F. Randolph
Coffin, Shays & € C
York
FURS
Tice & CO
Pearl St
Vine St
Dero
Hudson Bay
Canada Sable
Lockwood & Nichols
West Pearl Street
Vine
BAC
John C. Buerele
Bet
Alaska
Kirby & Brother
Main Street
Vine Street
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Bertenes
A. W. Bininger & Co
Beaver Street
AG. Richard’ Furnniture
East Fourth St
Cincinnati, Ohio
Poetery
Freeman
Orld Eam. St
Fraas & CO
Miller & McClellands
James M.campbell
Oyster Room
Third and
Vine Streets
Campbell
Dole
Capitol
Mozart Hall
Ioc Proprietors
Cleaveland’s Gentlemen’s Restaurant
Elm St
Hubbell, Swasey & Co
Sycamore
Cincinnath
Barney & Berry
J. L. Wayne & Son
Maintreet
West Fourth Street
D. Flynt
Roger
McGuire & Patterson
Valises
Peyton &c
Notjistpif
Parvin & Johnson
Lane & Bodley
E Haxeras
Coppersmiths
EK. Locke
One Fourth Street
J.J. Dormeyer
Smith
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