Retrenchment tops debate in the Ohio Senate and House
In Wasmumertox and Columbus reports from February 15 1870 the legislature battles over Dawes retrenchment and tax cuts amid sweeping cuts to appropriations. The debate highlights Dawes leadership, shifts to reduced payrolls and fewer clerks, and varied views on the Soldiers Orphans Home plan and other social measures. Immense theater and public notices recap cultural happenings and prominent performances across cities.
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Wasmumertox
Dewes
Prayer Meeting Amid Severe Weather Notes
A religious daily prayer meeting reported light attendance due to a snowstorm. Mr Shipley led opening exercises with a scripture reading from Judges vii and a prayerful theme on Christian humility and consistency. Special prayers were offered for a dying young man, two others, and for Natchez workers and a church member seeking aid in Bisagal.
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Christ
Natchez
Miss
an-Church
Universalist and church notices from city churches
An hour in prayer and inquiry about the Savior at First Universalist Church led by Rev. Willard Mass. Lincoln Park Chapel reports increased evening meetings. A proposed constitutional recognition of Almighty God is discussed, noting wartime amendments and civic debate in Pittsburgh.
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Fannie Pierson
Oliver Twist
Mr. Church
First Universalist Church
Willard Mass
Niverchit Church
Greenline Excursion Report From Trade Board Meeting
The Executive Board of the Board of Trade met at 4 yesterday afternoon to hear a report from M. Greenwood president of the Cincinnati Board of Trade. The group announced a Green Line excursion train with Palace Parlor and sleeping cars, running from Cincinnati to Louisville via the Short-line and Nashville routes.
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Greenline
Board of of Trade
M. Greenwood
Cincinnati Board of Trade
Dean Sim
Green
Louisville
Cincinnati and
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Nashville and Chatta
Westerl
Meeting of Railroad Men and Ticket Agents Union
An adjourned meeting of ticket agents and clerks from various railroads formed a provisional protection association. Officers and nominees were discussed, with plans to elect one representative from each road to convene meetings of clerks and agents. The gathering referenced Grand Lodge Ohio rites and included names such as Kepler and Kesler in attendance.
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Cole
I L. M
Kepler
R. B
Cil
Seaathag
Rail- Association of the
Ors
M. R. Ei
Bsgs
G. Essen
Erie
Grand Lodge
Ohio
Horace. Y
Ravenna, R
Water Works Construction Dispute In Covington
Fragmentary report from Covington describes a disagreement between parties over construction of water works and related wharfage duties. Readable names and details are obscured but indicate financial figures around four thousand dollars for January costs.
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Esgore
Connell
Cestaaian
Holly Manufacturing Company
Seagate
Achid
J. Tg
Hotherisy Saanen
J. M
Eiowk
Newport Cornet Proceedings Highlight City Council Meeting
The Newport City Council convened last night with a committee appointed to arrange a reception for Kentucky legislators visiting on the 19th. An annual election ordinance, street improvement petitions, and various public notices were discussed, including railroad incidents and legal notices from state committees and local officials.
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Lin
I Sulenciion & Water-works Eee
Enazn
Same. Inc. Holding
Samuel Lumly
Holmes
West End
Agian
Kentucky Legislat
Obacco
Yeshalter
Criminal Court
James Wer Oe
Chegel
United States
Beach
Ville
Carter
Lewis
Kentuck
Cornet
Proceeptxas
General Assembly
State of
Kentucky
Polce
Buchanan
Mmings
Meesrs
Connolly
Huegele
Betz
Sandton
Campbell County
Citegon
Omar
Beal Tae
F. Stuckoff
Roberts Street
Crees
Ringgold Scaisboeenat
Tees
Uege
Woodside
Peers Street Railroad
Monarch Arrives at Annapolis and Other Telegraphic Notices
The week’s customs receipts totaled 2,915,148 dollars. The ironclad Monarch arrived at Annapolis. Nova Scotia Legislature opened its session. Evansville Journal strike action. church matters and adjournments in Soares Lagiolat. McCook of Colorado traveled to Omaha after illness. Hillsboro stones incident injures several. a Ulster County farmer A Hasbrouck attacked died. A New York Dem Jas. Welsh sentenced to ten years for a sister’s attempted murder. Virginia general assembly actions and other brief items fill the public notices.
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Annapolis
Nova Scotia
Evansville Journal
Cai Real Churchille
Ee Soares Lagiolat
Bea
McCook
Colorado
Omaha
Cogeisteen
Hillsboro
le Roleys
Charles D. Poa
A. Hasbrouck
Ulster Coun
New York
Klanan
Se Stevens
Jas. Welsh
Virginia
Lrg
State Governments in Ohio Legislature February 17
Senate debates and House actions with bills introduced and committee notes. Discusses penitentiary matters, soldiers orphans home, and a river navigation bill. Sessions include votes on a canal measure in Virginia, and a polygamy penal law proposal, with remarks by senators from multiple states.
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Pedad Corresy Corumacs
Senate
Mr. Root
Potts
Times
Root
Sena- Democratic
Ponent
Smetana
van V
Ms van Vorher
Smith
Hays
Mr. Wilson
Mass
Conference Aa
Mr. Sumner
R.j
Anthony
R.T
Abbott
N.C
BO. N
West Va
Fowler
Sawyer
Drake
Sumner
Warner
Thayer
Cameron Bull
Virginia
Mae Scott
Posen
Mr. Washeurs
Wis
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Butler
Bingham
Momainn
Sony
Mens Senate
Mr. Dawer
Dawes
Lnday
Columbus
Lence
Cincinnati Times
Mare
Valentine
Doctor of
Alcantra
Tts
National Theater
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Church
Chang
Lingard
Chicago
Maggie Mitchell
Washington
Frank Mayo
Chestnut Street
John Dillon
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Springfeld
Philadelphia
Black Crook
Maguire's Theater
San Francisco
Cal
Mary Gladstone
de Bar
Opera House
St. Louis
James Madigan
New York Circus
Williamses
Niblo's Garden
Innisfallen
Elise Holt
McKean Buchanan
Messes
Philip Horwitz
Gustav Osterman
Berl
Samivel
Madame Hensel
Boston
Gottechalk
J. D. Watson
Joe Jefferson
The
National
Mariacchi Ballet
Edwin Adams
Acta
Enoch Arden
Booth's Theater
Emma Waller
Jurgensen
San Franciso
Gating
New York Sun
Gen
Burnside
Wallack
Theodore Moss
Mom
Tee Fechter
Hamlet
Tribune
Tris Tesla
Lars
Bey
Wheatley
Booth
Evening Post
Pechter
Fechter
Daily Union
Duxlapsville
Indiana
Dunla
Zion
PH. Geniabay
Greensburg
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Savannah
Prevetie
Brunswick
Callao
American Porta
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South
Atlanta
Chatulpoo
Atlantic
Alabama
Nashville
Memphis
Selma
Rome
Dalton
Cartersville
Atte
St. Lal
Louleride
Cincinnati
Macon
Board of Trade
Kenda
Josefh Kixsey
Mfrenxui
Oliver Brerrt
Board of ‘Trade
Lincoln Park Chapel
God
Covington
Newport
Ascabiona and
Fen Bible Society
American Baptistblication Society
West Hoboken
N. Y
Massachusetts
Boston and Albany Railroad
Pe Bane Thorn
M. Deveure
la Marseillaise
J. P. Perro
Keni
McMillie
Mim Lang
Richmond
Lang
Neihers
Henning & Genbork
Hudson City
N. J
Trenton
Esterday
France
B.C. Tay
Cane Ie Ee Ieee
Carin ‘Rabbae
Champaign County
Burke
Mahoning County
Canfield
Youngstown
Armatro
Sn County
Bilis
Johnson
Boards of Casualeienny
I. O
Kleinschmidt
Lasco
Anderson
Caldwell
Strong
Treasuries
van Vorhee
Ydackson Township
Ash
Antphas Bony
Odlin
Little
Common Pleas
Miami
Adair
Committee On Colleges and Universities
Hudson
Ike Nadie
the News
Ohio Legislature
Cotumeus, O
Mr. Boesel
House
Hubbel Ores
Rsltin Iitra
Howe
Herm Peres
Wasutsatox
Elm and Canal Streets
McGuire's
West Feart
T. Griffiths
G. Griffiths
N. W. Cor. Central AY
Fifth ST
Reimoov
ATL
Nixon & CO
Walnut ST
Insurance
West Third Street
H. Cauvane
G. W. Williams
Pres
Henry Boune
Goliciter
T. R. Eckert, Bones
J. G. Isham
Robert Howe
Wake Hubsrel
Hawk & Successors
Hubbell, Swasey&Co
Shandae Sen
Corms
Shays & CO. Hardware
Enterprise Insurance Building
Third Street
Ealers In Specie
Ee Eee Uporm the Tanks
Wanker and
Rankins March
Bai Popes
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