No clear headline in fragmented speech
Fragmented report describes a legislative session with adjournment motions and a pending vote. Mentions Mr Vestmes and Mr Campbell, a dispatch, and a State Board discussion. Cites a Miami county member and a resolution on tariff parity and wool classifications triggering a spirited debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestmes
Rahe
Campbell
Senate
B. M
Miami County
State Board of Act
Ohio
Iira
Desperate Love Affair Ends in Murder Suicide
A teacher named George Bauman shot his mistress Annie McNamara in a Williamsburg brothel room, then killed himself. The woman died shortly after. an inquest will examine the affair and Bauman’s background.
Governor Nevada Mistaken for Chinese Giant at Exhibit
During a public visit Governor Bisiedell of Nevada toured a museum crowd scene and mistook a display for the famed Chinese Giant. After a humorous moment his misidentification was corrected and onlookers enjoyed the joke, noting only men attended the humorous misread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Gov. Bisiedell
Nevada
Aiken's Museum
Pratt
Sarge
Details emerge in case of Anna McNamara and alleged marital scandal
Coroner Flynn to hold inquest into the death of Anna McNamara a 25 year old teacher connected to Meserole Street Seminary. The report traces her marriage to an Italian named Aimejo, separation, and suspicions of influence over Mrs Bauman, a fellow English teacher and friend. The article notes tensions and possible consequences within the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Express
Flynn
Ees Ce
Anna McNamara
Appaamara
Aimejo
Aan Seminary
Meserole Street
George Karen
Geemsa
Anos
Sabbath School Tragedy Sparks Outrage in City
At a Christmas gathering in a Sabbath school house four youths, led by Benjamin Edwards, allegedly engaged in unruly acts and provoked a deadly shooting. Joseph L. Oswalt was killed within hours, while Henry Garner Jr, John Graves, and Charles Hermansperger faced the disturbance as Edwards led the group, now under arrest. The incident erupts amid broader local notices and social tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aves L
Lochart
Benjamin Edwards
Edwards Henry Garner, Jr
John Graves
Chas. Hermansperger
Joseph L. Oswalt
Charles Oswalt
Taek
Sono Ma Borhood
Edwards
Iquor
Rosedale at Woon's Theatre Impresses Audience
The Miss Morris benefit drew a full lower floor and strong upper tiers as Rosa Leigh impressed with sweet simple acting in Rosedale. The Gipsy scene, the Lord Bateman song, and Elliott Gray’s disguise impressed the crowd. the piece promises further success this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Gray
Gotthold
Lord Batenton
Rosa Leigh
Lord Bateman
Elliot Grey
Ross Leigh
Elliot
Miles McKenna
Gipsies
Cardiff Giant Outdone Alleged Skeleton Discovery
A notable sensational claim reports the alleged discovery of a giant skeleton in the O11 regions, drawing attention to local antiquarian speculation and competing theories about the find. The piece notes public interest and possible further verification steps.
Giant Skeleton Unearthed Near Oil City Dig Site
Morning excavation near a derrick site uncovered a corroded iron helmet and a huge skeleton said to belong to a giant race. The bones are unusually white and teeth complete and oversized. Relics will be sent to New York for study as antiquarians examine the mound remains nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
William Thomson
Robert R. Smith
Oees Soe Ieer
Werther
Niseveh
New ‘York
Scandals of Washington Lobby Women and Congress
The New York World details alleged moral lapses in Washington involving lobbyist women and Congress members. It describes mistresses in civil service, a father forbidding a marriage, and a House scandal where a congressman's mistress allegedly funds a son who sits on the House floor and serves his father daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake
New York Herald
Galize
Congress
Satan
Agous
Ned Geers
Mary
New York
Washington
Isas & Gandel
Civil Service
New Ot
Eran
Live and Dead Weight of Animals
A historical note discusses meat yield variability in domestic livestock, noting some animals yield up to 70 percent while others yield about 50 percent. It mentions mean meat yield calculations and references experiments with figures and weights in pounds, highlighting factors influencing yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brussels
Governor Merrill Seeks Quick Meeting Across State Railways
Governor Merrill of Iowa plans rapid talks with state leaders and railroad representatives to secure free and half fare travel for soldiers. The initiative aims to simplify mobilization and ensure mobility for service members across many counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Iowa
Okesee
Coun- Manies
Election of Officers Yesterday at the Young Men's Mercantile Library
The annual meeting elected officers and directors for the Independent ticket with George W. Jones as president and James M. Clark as vice president. James B. Wilson won Recording Secretary and Hugh Colville was named treasurer. Directors included B. F. Davis and J. H. Snodgrass among others. The report shows 1,212 volumes, 698 added, total membership 2,052, and treasury balances. Tributes were offered to deceased member S. M. W. Taylor, and thanks extended to Chief and the Fire Department, the Board, and the Chamber of Commerce. funeral services for R. Q. Beer set for 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Mercantile Library Association
Am Yams
George W. Jones
Albert W. Mullen
Jonerity
James M. Clark
R. Looker
Clark
hEing
James B. Wilson
Thomas A. Wren
Wilson
Charles B. Murray
Wm. McAlpin
Murray
Hugh Colville
B. F. Davis
A. Clark
O. L.F. Hostington
J. H. Snodgrass
Leaacock
Jnc
McArthur
Falance
Treasury
C. W. Thomas
M. W. Taylor
Joseph C Builer
John W. Hartwell
Theodore A
Lowry
Messrs. Butler
Hartwell
Cook
Cincinnati College
Thomas
Fire Department of
White
Chamber of Commerce
Insurance Company Elections Reported in Lafayette
The Enterprise and Lafayette Insurance held elections for directors in Lafayette. Officers James F Torrence was re elected president and John C Cochran named secretary. listed directors include M W Stone R Macready Chas Brown John D Minor Henry Pearce H G Eaton Briggs Cuanip James F Torrence and P P.
Fragmentary 1869 notice from Cincinnati barber shop
A damaged OCR notice from December 27, 1869 references sales, delivery, and local names including John and Kak Sia- monbew. The fragment hints at a calendar of trades and a bar remembrances, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cixcusxati
Kak Sia
Cnclnnes Ee ‘Bar
John Ww
Eng
Ic Ee Inkle
Death of John I Lane A Trustworthy New Jersey Native
John I Lane, a New Jersey native who lived on Laurel Street, died Sunday evening after a long residence in this city. He was praised as a man of integrity who would do right, supported the government, and inspired sympathy from family and friends for his loss. The community regards him as a good citizen and a steadfast husband. Also noted, Marshall & Bro distillery release after seizure for alleged revenue violations. W. L. Piercy, post office clerk, faces court on charged mail parole violations, with proceedings to continue for some time. Cul. Granville Moody summoned to the witness stand amid ongoing legal matters.
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Whittier
Prang
D. D. T. Moore
New Sainter
John Sidon
Charles Miller
Mobile
New York
Evareville
Aleradre Diasiesli
Europe
Samuel Router
Dayton
Oeene Ohio
Awart
John I Lane
New Jersey
Laurel Street
Cmt
Mil
Sis
Tge
Marshall & Bro
W. L. Piercy
Granville Moody
Wita
Canada
Pittsburg “Republic
Consable'vale Jeera
Hugh N. Camp & Co
York
Lew. Campbell
Legis
Minnesota
Eiayday
Ot Houres
Low
China
Ohio Woolgrowers’ Association
Square
Columbus
W Une Feta Steelare
Welington
D. C
State Board of Agriculture
Colum
Turkey
Pd. Agarmas
C. Williams
Little Rock
Arkapeas
Yeatman
Maa
Howard
State Senate
Elizabeth Daniel
Louisville
Second National Bank of Louisville
De‘ray
Darien
le Ore
Palmer
Illinois
Stata
Mase
U. S
Rnk
Chia
Shemnane
Joe Hoag
Cenperintendency
Indian Bureau
Kiowanches
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Williams and Guion
Queenstown
Apo
Supreme Court of
Lunacy Case to Lexington Asylum and City News Update
A circuit court jury decided the lunacy case will send the defendant to Lexington Asylum. Frank P. Heim was sworn in as Master Commissioner of the tenth Circuit Court and began duties. Charles Davis of Richmond Indiana, arrested on a Paris Kentucky defaulter dispatch, was released for lack of foundation. Lewis Schnor, city council member, was discharged after examining for operating as an un taxed insurance agent. Habeas corpus sought for Asbury in Brookville on a Reynolds murder charge. A Woman’s Suffrage Association meeting is planned for this evening on Sreeeeeees tke streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frank P. Heim
Ten Circuit Court
Charles Davis
Richmond
Indiana
Paris
Kentucky
Lewis Schnor
Eath
United States
Black
O'Hara
City Council Minutes and Local Matters Review
The record covers a City Council session chaired by President Lewis noting payment of Redriver's bill for closet repairs on Cabot street rounds, December balances and monthly school funds to J. B. Lock. It references arrests in Covington, stock to be taken for Cumberland & Ohio Railroad, and various telegraphic updates on state and national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoor
Lewis
Fisher
Davies
Redriver
Cabot Street
J. B. Lock
Wage Og
Covington
William Bee Anon
Columbia and
Tibbatts Streets
Z. F. Smith
Cumberland & Ohio Railroad
Palmer Divorce Granted After Cruelty Allegations
A Victorian case records Mr. Palmer divorcing his wife on the ground of cruelty amid family estrangement after secrets and a strained marriage. The court noted his stern disposition and the social tension surrounding the dissolution.
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OTC Giants
Mamanity
Coeet
The
New York Star
Oficer Music
Fourteenth Precinct
Smith & Wesson
Gesmnastisiseh Trand
Eetevetoes
Annie McNamara
George Ball
From
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
McNama- Sean
Cigs
Bauman
Gever
Omaha Journal of Commerce
Edwin Macy Stanton
Livermore
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Carrollton
Alexandria
Nashville
Ines Busteed
Alabama
Mississippi
Cea
Upton
Greensboro
Alabama University
Atlanta
Georgia
Henrico County
Fayetteville, Arkaveas
Boston Herald
Bronx City
Setebe
Ville
A. D. Mayo
Arkansas Journal of Education
Carlotta Patti
Cincinnati
Simpeon
Sedona
Bonny
Jutland
Vermont
City Matters
Matthews
Lucille Watson
Orrka
Mr. Himmer
Eleazer
Madame Frederici
Rachel
Mr. Gray
Roland Brothers
Pike's Music Hall
Harmonwca
Ben Bolt
Russom
Cecil County
Then
Mssachusets
Lafayette
Bebecce On
Mr. Smith
Mise
Nellie Ledbeater
O Cal
Lake Tehoe
Sacramento
Shanghai
Philharm Sacy
Panker
Kew York Times
Nor
Belo Ouest
Mozart Hall
Skiff
Wheeler
Horn
Bray
Olive
Pike’s Hall
Cardiff
Young Mwen
Ines
R. Q. Beer
A. H. Hinkle
West Eighth Street
E. M. Stantow
Peter
Sales Tenetan
Cag Lg
Egetis, al Te Ucn
Mr. P
Joseph Foster
Steam Marble Works
Canal Sts
Ris
Sree Ae
Main St. Bet
Bissell Bankers
Trunks
Fountain Store
WM. P. Patterson
Geo. McGregor
Bell-hanger
Race Street
Bet
HIG
Rankins
Burnet House
Pearl Street
Plamn Street
Rankin
Architectural Iron Works
E-Ty Amt
Webb
J. Webb, JR
West Fifth Street
Henderson
WM. H. Kirby
Buck, Kid & Sheepskin
Main Street
Franklin Type
Street
Allison, Smith & Joh
PFAU
Aracrae &c
Deira
Jorja
J. Mw. Beae
Aire
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