Political quarrel over franking privilege and judges
Fragmented remarks accuse delays in reform and reference Logan’s resolution while attacking naval and commercial issues. The text mentions Judge Carter for the Supreme Bench and upcoming contested Eggleston versus Strader election, noting political maneuvering and anticipated resistance.
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Massachusetts
Carter
Supreme Bench
J Cartter
the Supreme
Eggleston
Strader
Letter from Columbus on Legislative Matters
The letter discusses the medical fraternity pressing the Legislature to approve a cunning bill. It hints at seizing remains of a stranger and studying his corpse, portraying a smoky city atmosphere and a sense of urgent, unsettled action in legislative matters.
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Jo Hart
Funeral Honors for Ex Governor Allen Trimble Impressive
Special Correspondence Cincinnati Times notes the funeral of Ex-Governor Allen Trimble. The service at the M E Church featured Rev John F Marley. Trimble, born Augusta County Virginia November 24 1783, rose from frontier conditions to govern Ohio and Senate leadership. The obituary lauds his moral courage integrity and steadfast public service.
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Cincinnati Times
Hiranono
Allen Trimble
M. E. Church
John’ F. Marley
Lee E
Augusta County
Virginia
John Knox
Ange
Uny
John Trim
Allen
Ery
James
Mirosatelee
Gre
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Lewis
Pepe Pemeeeeey
James Trimble
Jané
James Allen
Grant
Fort Duquesne
Pointant
Tea Coates
Kentucky
Gerous
Clarien
Anc
Hall
Dayton
William
Carey
Reginabat
Trimble
Fort Erie
Brown
New Orleans
United States
Senate
Highland County
General Assembly
Columbus
Senate of
Ohio
Highland
Fayette
Amemby
Wm. A. Trimble
Commonwealth
Trimblebee
Free States
Chet Bee Thomas
Eaers
A Governor Trimble A Heritage of Faith and Conversion
The narrative covers Governor Trimble's religious awakening begun with his son’s sermon, his conversion after a church visit with Arthur W. Elliott and John Collins, and his forty two years of devout Methodist life. It recounts his personal prayers, letters to his son, and final days marked by piety, family farewells, and a dignified death as described by relatives and clergy.
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Ls Brothers
M. Trimble
Alemarss
United
United States
Columbus
Methodist Church
Arthur W. Elliott
John Collins
Trimble
Martinall
Te Hesid
Christ
Georgia Ratifies Fifteenth Amendment Completing State Total
Georgia becomes the twenty eighth state to ratify the Fifteenth Amendment marking completion of the required states for constitutional change. The report notes Nebraska and Texas also moving toward ratification with Texas linked to conditions for Union restoration. The piece reflects on prior expectations about Georgia and Texas supporting ratification.
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Georgia
Nebraska
Texas
Union
New View of the Fifteenth Amendment Emerges
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper notes a new perspective on the Fifteenth Amendment. The readable lines reference a Saturday edition and mention Virginia, hinting at legal or political discussion surrounding voting rights without clear details.
Edward A Goodrough Leads Brown County Petition
In Selkirk Oneida Brown county Wisconsin Edward A Goodrough claims to be the only ace of Brown county and asserts all neighbors are Indians He says only citizens may sign petitions and he seeks abolition of the franking privilege per his petition and stance.
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Times
Ohio
Aps
Selkirk
Oneida
Brown County
Wis
Edward A. Goodrough
Congress
The Western Theater Offers New Cast Tonight
A late notice announces Miss Lucille Western succeeding at the popular house with East Lynne and Lady Isabel in the dramatic lineup. Mendelssohn Quintette Club concert tonight is urged, with Bask arias and piano, and seats are encouraged for a rich musical treat. Temperance efforts grow with lectures and entertainments planned for spring, Thomas Division members visiting West End, social mood improving.
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Sanday
Lucille Western
Lady
Inabel
Mattar
Vine
East Lynne
Sheg
Mendriwobn Quintette
Mie Bask
Sons of Temperance
Thomas Division No
Est
West End
Bew Dick
Ben R. C. Hawley
Thomas Division
Spiritualism Lecture at Greenwood Hall by Miss Nettie Pease
Large audience attended the Greenwood Hall lecture by Miss Nettie Pease on spiritualism and eclecticism. She argued spiritualism aligns with nature’s law, rejected miracles, and contrasted ritualism with a scientific mind, leaving attendees in contemplative bemusement about next Sunday’s follow up.
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Greenwood Hall
Jesus
Pete
Roe
Strangers Home Weekly Report on YMAs Shelter Work
Sixteen persons visited the Home during the week bringing aid and comfort to wanderers. The report notes admissions, lodging averages, religious professing, and the conduct of inmates, reflecting a charitable effort by the Home for the week ending Feb 5, 1870.
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Young _Men’s Christian Association
Hooke
Humber
Relion
Newport News: Child Run Over by Cart Causes Severe Injury
In Newport, a baker Jno Steimhauer’s young child on Orchard Street between Hargis and Tibbatts was struck by a cart Saturday, sustaining severe injuries. Also notes confirm a church confirmation at St. Paul’s Episcopal, news on local legislators’ railroad votes, James Stanlaus critically ill, Dayton ferry repairs, and Rev Henry Spillman’s health tour to New Orleans.
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Jno Steimhauer
Orchard Street
Hargis
Tibbatts
St. Paul's Precopal Church
Cummins
Demessives
Campbell Gam
Southern Railroad
James Stanlaus
Dayton
Okie
Henry Spillman
Baptist Church
Dexton
New Orleans
Yton
Unseasonable Fire Alarm Delivers No Blaze in Covington
In Covington at 5 am firefighters searched the city with engines but found no fire. Deputy Marshal Creighton arrested Bryan Tansey at a Russell Street residence for attempting to steal around 135 dollars. part of the money was recovered on his person. Additional notes mention a Bible Society visit by Bishop Cummins and Rev George Q Savage, and inquiries into an Incidental Expense Account linked to gas-works and water-works controversies.
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Fase Av.arm
Anamiss
Marshal Creighton
Bryan Tansey
Michael O'Hare
Russell Street
Fifteenth
Tansey
Butts
John Jones
Oman
Ote Noi Bible Society
Cummins
George Q. Savage
Sudden
Stein
Sazards
Cael
Moxey West
Southern A
Frankfort
Elliston House
Pike Street
Russell
Jordan
Ceil Salk
Ohio River
Greenupa Street
Science
Beck Mary Cain
Queen Victoria’s neuralgia and scattered 19th century items
A collage of historical notes mentions Queen Victoria suffering neuralgia, emigration counts through Cola Logan, a 400 officer dissolution bill, Morton backing Ireland and Ghana recognitions, a new Indianapolis hotel frontage, Parliaments land bill for Ireland, Prince Arthur attending Peabody’s funeral, Turner’s Opera House fire, Patrick Lynch injured by boiler, Tennessee Convention with Mrs Polk, rain in Richmond but warm, Van Valkenburg as late minister to France, a St. Louis Latino association address, a money loss claim, and no truth to a royal incident rumor.
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Queen Victoria
Cola Logan
Ator Morton
Ghana
Indianapolis
Ireland
Prince Arthur
Peabody
Turner
Patrick Lynch
Tennessee Constitutional ‘Convention
Polk
Richmond
McKe Ability
van Valkenburg
Fangh
Omaha
Washington
St. Louis
Phabe Cousins
Scoulgeaman
Fragmented 19th century notices from an Ohio newspaper
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted items: county and state political notes, a eloping incident in New York, a sugar fraud case decided in New Orleans, broader notes on land purchases in France, a female society meeting in Indianapolis, a fire in New York, a Missouri association, a death in Washington, a wreck near Fort Fisher, an explosion at a dye house, levee funding in Louisiana, illicit still seizures in Georgia, a murder allegation in New York, a Tennessee meeting, a farewell sermon, a censorship resolution in a county, and a Spanish general’s dispatch to Puerto Principe.
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Aan County
Kentucky
Cumberland Call
Rolfe Leary Brown
Kumbasey
Burli
New York
Ilinois
York
New Orleans
Sapolis Female Idle Society
First Presbyterian Church
Myers
Igre
Missouri
Washington
Congressional
Del
Truman Hoag
Eeaencetts Thom
Sexa Biases
Fort Fisher
Cape Fear
Louisiana House
Board of Public Wars
Internal Revenue
Conlan Recen
Geo
Goolgts
Wilson
Heer
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Logan
Chandos Rochefor
Iate
Gue
Sleare
Aea
Cave
Eee
Ros
Tennessee Claflin
Y Wood- Il
Broad
M County
United States
Ie Ag
J. Smith
Sen
Puerto Principe
Ohio Senate Medical Schools Inquiry Resolution
Ohio Senate proceedings February 5 show Wade offering a resolution directing the Committee on Medical Schools and Go to inquire into medical legislation. The text references committees, unfinished business, and motion details amid routine Senate business from Columbus.
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Wuerkas
Senate
Senate of
Ohio
Ing
Mir
Hunt
Odianenil House
House Met Talks Pension Payments and Heparin Resection
In Wasnixoton on February 5 the House met for a general discussion chaired by Mr. Loughridge. Mr. Sargent spoke on a recent decision affecting pension payments and the topic of heparin in medicine. Biggs spoke on rat pain and related remedies.
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Loughidge
Sargent
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Steam Marble Works
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