River News Special Dispatches Amid Busy River Traffic
Port list and river traffic notes from Louisville Cincinnati and New Albany describe rising waters, boat movements, and weather. Reports state river levels up to 17 feet in canal and 15 feet on falls with 6 feet rise since Saturday. Weather mostly cloudy cold with west winds as boats pass Warble Chute and Chafing at Cairo and other upriver points.
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Daily Times
Anus Bee
Louisville
Deener
Cinettnati
Orleans
J. D. Pokerti
Henderson
Return
Orace
Parker
Lovuimvilla
Montox
Pertamoash
St Grenlie Sigte
Toey
Frank Willard
Kanawhia
Charmer
Sanday
Fearness and Tow
Ben. Frecklis
Kittie Hegler
Sam. Roberts
Weather Observations Highlight Cloudy Conditions
Weather report notes cloudy skies and observed atmospheric patterns. Forecast mentions continued overcast conditions with mild temperatures and light winds, suggesting limited sunshine ahead for the day.
Wasurxctor February 23 10 30 A M Notice
Fragmentary notice shows a scheduled event at the Lower Lake Refol on February 23 at 10 30 A M. The garbled text limits clarity on the exact action or location. No further readable details available.
Illness Sparked by Pork In 1800s German Widow’s Hogs
Correspondence from Avrona dated February 21 reports a small city in upheaval due to a serious illness and feared deaths linked to unhealthy pork. A German widow named Threnert had hogs killed after one seemed diseased, leading to illnesses in her family and others. Rumors spread about the outbreak, but the extent remains uncertain as the crisis abates.
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Daily Times
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Temperance Crusade Surges Across States Encourages Saloons
In Mexicos and Mississippi the temperance movement grows with new ladies societies forming in Xenia and Cincinnati. Across Jeffersonville and Alfa, women’s bands press prayerful campaigns against liquor sellers while mass meetings draw thousands. authorities enforce old ordinances and close saloons as organized efforts continue.
Duquesne Greys and Washington Infantry Parade
Special Dispatch reports in Prrtanono on February 23 that the Duquesne Greys and Washington Infantry will parade this afternoon to honor Washington's birthday.
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Daily Times
Duquesne Greys
Washington Infantry
Washington
Washington's Birthday Observed With Public Banquets and Salutes
The celebration in New York on February 23 marks Washington's Birthday as a state holiday with business closings and gatherings. The Continental Congress sits in session, customs and other civic events occur, and banquets are held in the evening. Salutes occur at sunrise noon and sunset, with Trinity Church chimes at noon, reflecting broad city observances.
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New York
Washington
Trinity Church
Evansville
Vicksburg Citizen F Mernandes Dies by Suicide
Special dispatch reports F Mernandes a well known citizen of Vicksburg suicide on Friday. Also on the same day a passenger train northbound and a freight train southbound on the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railway collided near McCambs killing a brakeman and the sleeping car porter and badly damaging both engines.
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Daily Times
F. Mernandes
Vicksburg
New Orleans, Jackson
Great Northern Railway
McCamb
Boerne License Receipts Totals $145 25 Reported
Receipt fragment shows a Beorne area entry with totals listed as 145 25 and notes a day last. It mentions ware and balls and refers to a license collection recorded at a Boerne location. Data is incomplete but indicates a collected sum of 145 dollars and 25 cents.
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Dispatch on delay of mayor party and canal survey by Ammén
A morning dispatch from Mayor Johnston reports he cannot reach home today due to a fallen tapinel on their route. the party will arrive tomorrow. Gen. Jacob Ammén, formerly a city resident and long time Civil Engineer of Hamilton County, has joined as adviser at the War Secretary's request to examine a canal segment. A steamer is planned for a voyage to the vicinity.
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Daily Times
Marreville
Foster
Maslien
Hamat
Merrewtown
Eaderna
Maineville
Morrowtown
Mae Ville
Lal Dispiatch
Moyongahe
Carrié
Brooks
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Meg
As Louis
Cineinhall
Ee Welton
St. Louis
Mor wAt
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Johnston
Jacob Ammén
Hamilton County
Secretary of War
Gorpense
Ashinay
Baptisms and Additions Highlight Services at Central Christian Church
Spiritual events at Central Christian Church featured new members receiving fellowship in the morning and multiple baptisms at night. Several attendees came forward during the day as meetings continue through the week, showing quiet but earnest church interest.
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Central Christian Church
Christian Fellowship
Inquests On Two Deaths Held By Coroner
The coroner held two inquests this morning. Julius Ebetle a saloon keeper at 260 Freeman Street died suddenly yesterday afternoon from a heart disease his wife testified. Maggie an infant eight months old was found dead in bed this morning at the home of her parents 82 Abigail Street. Verdicts returned death from convulsions.
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Freeman Street
Maggie ii
Abigail Street
Police Court Docket Mix of Theft Fines and Sentences
Edmound Welsch received Work House confinement for three days for stealing a brush. Bartlett McHugh jailed four months for tobacco theft. Julia Schmeicher, a waiter at Schugian's Garden, fined $10 and costs for striking a stranger. Several others faced fines and short jail terms for petit larceny, vagrancy, and related offenses, with some cases continued to a later date.
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Bartlett McHugh
Julia Schmeicher
Schugian
Schuman Euler
Leboak
Pep Neenness
Botts
Lorenz Bergman
I Ea. McCabe
Joh Mitay
Jax. Flynn
Mar ‘Bolz
Ney
Rey West Cheyer
Early Morning Break-In on Smith Court
At about 20 oclock this morning two youths hid in the Hardin residence on Smith Court, when Frank Ir and his wife heard a noise. The intruders fled after a pursuit by men with a stave and a pistol shot preceded by police. The case was adjourned to the 27th.
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Hardin
Caldwell
Emergi
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John
Con. Leary
Montgomery
Wm. O'Donald
Leary
C Ted
Aches
Wrong party detains postal order victim in Frank A May case
A postal order misdirected to Cincinnati office is linked to Ohio Medical College student Frank A May of Centralia Illinois. May’s roommate Wickliffe Smith, another medical student, allegedly used the order, prompting an investigation by Special Agent Ian and a warrant. Aiming to identify the culprit, authorities pursued a suspect described as tall and sharp red, with Harlan pursuing leads and potential arrest.
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Ilinois
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Navy Finances Senate Discussions Pertain to Militia Parade
The Daily Cable Dispatch reports Secretary Robeson states Navy Department has 7,586,481 unexpended of 24,000,000 appropriated for the year ending June 30. The department also holds the full four million allocated for Yeast expenses. no new appropriations expected for the current year. Senate to resume financial discussion. Postal Affairs Committee to consider Hubbard bill and government telegraph lines. District militia reviewed by the President after noon parade.
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Constantae Ae
Reading of Secretaries and Engineers in State Business Interests
A fragment suggests scrutiny of secretary and engineer roles in meeting business interests. It notes potential issues with fulfilling official requirements and mentions a decision that could be affected by a forthcoming change. The source is unclear on specific names, places, or dates.
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United States
Peck Sworn In As Auditor With Bond Signed
Homer P. K. Peck was sworn in as Auditor this morning with an official bond of 20000. The bond was signed by Peck and sureties John P. Peck J Doty George C Barnitz and Garrett Jellarson. Peck assumed office and began duties as the Board and Commissioners plan a forthcoming distribution and settlement with Butler County Treasurer James H. Godman to assist the Auditors.
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Jamestown Firms File Certificates of Incorporation
A clerk's dispatch reports new corporate filings including Jamestown Union Fair with capital at $10,000 and The Me anings A Pan a a eet loemtocs Geye with $50,000 capital.
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Tim CoLtnovs
Jamestown Union Fair
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