Arrivals at the Principal Motels From A Distant Boom
A garbled list of names and places shows arrivals at the Principal Motels, with numerous misspellings and scattered cities including Moo Ky, Iowa, Norfolk Conn, and California. Several individuals and possible officials are noted, but many fragments lack clear context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srexern
AL Prorr
Tor
Kes Phonmgan
Pia
Latisville
Phisey
Ralersiont
Moo
Arnes
Mae
Miss Kistner
St. TM
Mibson
Ntiles
Iowa
Maratta
Keyes
Norfolk
Fragmented OCR list of names and places across states
A long string of unreadable names and scattered locations from various towns and states appears as an OCR fragment. No coherent event or narrative is discernible beyond a catalog of individuals and places such as Chicago Cleveland Marietta Pitts Pittsburg Parkersburg Maysville and Irayton, with scattered initials and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Horer
H. P. Evins
Prairie- Tor
Cleveland
BK Oouteaull
Marietta
Maca
Chicago
Helaling
Gali
Mannmlag
Cortunot
Plagle
Pitts
Vocker
Sublet
DJ Trump
Irayton
Thompsér
Willie
Fordeville
Texeun
Maysville
Vitam
Parkers
Muitty
Hames
Wedet
WoLeed
Deer
Merde
Dirk WB
Lappy Bastmanne
Mueller
Dete
Menssz
Etiam Eneager
Julien
Elrossen
RY Pullen
Fragmentary Names and Places in OCR Text Walkthrough
The OCR passage lists scattered names, initials, and place references such as New York Hoboken Indianapolis Fort Wayne Columbus St Louis and Carthage. It appears as an unusable roster fragment with multiple partial surnames and locations interspersed, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaur Houss
Groace Weore
Promis- Tor
WP Morris
Rick
Go Miter
Whiameburg
JK Wamlwart
Q Keston
Ee Aton
Penderown
Mes
Am Aran
Smit LA Webb
F . de. Rictim'd
Ted
Ind
Greensbure Brown
Espencer
St Louis
Hally
York
Palad
Tiameon
Rich
Columbus
Waidrun
Geatertads
Caliipolia
Apt
Ina Eaton
F “Leming
Met
Welch
New York
Falaia
Hoboken
Ae Williams
Holmes Ih
Payton
TR Welker
Ieckone
Carthage
Fort Warne
Indianapolis
Harvey
Eaton
Musicians and Engineers in City News Highlights
The city brass bands have fewer engagements this winter. A resident reads papers at neighbors shops daily, and Earthquake Society plans a spring parade after reorganization. County Teachers Association met at Curran's Academy with talks on history, morals, map drawing and vocal culture. reports due next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
County Teachers
Oyler
Storrs
Royse
College Hill
Croly
Coleridge
Esars. Johnson
Dill
Turrill
Moore
Miller
Trimble
Wilkins
John A Oe
Hughes Monument Funds Benefit Concert Planned
At a meeting of the Hit Alumni Association committee on Saturday it was decided to hold a concert at Pike's Music Hall on the 4th prox for the Hughes Monumental Funds. Prof. Aiken directs vocal music. Prof. Carl Barns and orchestra will perform instrumental pieces. A tableau series directed by Prof. Graeser will be presented, including Storm King under Prof. Stanage.
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Rughes
Hit Alumni Association
Pike's Music Hall
Hughes Monumental
Aiken
Carl Barns
Graeser
Stanage
Skating Accidents and Gas Quality Report
Several skating rink mishaps last Saturday left Joseph Glenn with a broken leg and George Armstrong with a similar injury while Buck Robinson fell on the canal breaking his arm. The week also saw numerous minor burglaries and a coroner's inquest into two deaths, including an elderly man found near Queen City Saw Mill. Gas quality checks for the city week ending January 1 noted photometric observations and donations to the Friendless and Sabbath School causes, with annual reports and prizes announced at the Third Presbyterian Church anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Glenn
George Armstrong
Buck Robinson
Supposed Hydrophobia Case Reported in Lawrenceburg
A fifteen year old girl in Lawrenceburg Indiana has suffered a prolonged ailment described as hydrophobia. She is reportedly restrained constantly to prevent biting or scratching her nurses as the disease worsens.
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Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Grand Republic steamer draws crowds to Pork Packing area
A crowded scene marked the Great Republic as crowds thronged the wharf and nearby pork packing establishments on Saturday. The opening of the suspension bridge boosted river crossings to more than five times prior, while local markets reported deer in stock and ongoing industrial activity. Fire damaged Powell and Co's brass foundry briefly before engines extinguished the blaze. Dismantling of the Slevin residence on Fourth Street signals changing city fortunes as trades expand. Colleges report large classes as medical schools emphasize professional training. The Miami canal bridge on Twelfth Street, built in 1890, was found by inspectors to be within an eighth of an inch of its original plumb, reflecting continued mechanical skill in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Miami Canal
Twelfth Street
Cienpetent Na
Igsee
Covington News Highlights Reforms and Local Events
The Covington Street Railway cuts conductor and driver wages from two dollars to a dollar seventy five daily. Ice on ponds thickens as residents flock to Roundhouse and Latonia ponds with hundreds seen daily. A knife fight near Shore injures Frederick Veider, Samuel Smith and Charles Keen charged in the incident. Former Confederate leader arrives and speaks at Odd Fellows Hall on The Cruise of the Alabama. Sunday School reunion at the First Presbyterian Church features addresses and singing with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Propantin Fatat Azynar
Frederick Veider
Samue Smith
Baravrt Saunes
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alabama
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Seator Accipert-A falls injures Edward Lape at pond
In Newport News, Edward Lape son of the Beiscot Board president, skating at Fits-Simmons pond on Friday night, fell and broke his collar bone in two places.
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Seators Accipert
Anne Oa
Edward Lape
Beiscot Board
Foreign Facts and Fancies From a 19th Century Periodical
A French fisherman finds a 28 pound carp with a hundred year old inscription in the Oise River but the fish is inedible. An 1867 shipwreck toll rises to 2873 vessels. Russian needle gun gains speed. eight to fourteen discharges per minute possible. Population figures cited for Melbourne Otago South Australia and other colonies. Mendelssohn’s son prepares posthumous works. Miss Harris shines at Paris Italiens with notable tours de force. Alice Princesses and daughters study at the Sorbonne. Favre honored in Florence for Italian cause advocacy. Bret yields a new torpedo said to surpass others in destruction.
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Alexano
St Saint Ouen
Alluring Allocution Ends in Hidden Church Unity
The text records a papal style allocution praising divine aid for the Holy See amid European threats, lauding Catholics, clergy, and laity for steadfast defense. It notes French emperor support in battles, missions abroad, and calls for continued prayer to Mary and Peter while congratulating supporters of the Holy See.
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Poe
Min
Satan
Stdeler
Holy See
Europe
Senate of
Paris
Corps Legislatif
Soimefel
Vattinen
Averda
Nole
Cally
Montana
Monte Rotondo
Pearienemay
Hell
Brethren
Clement
Jsus Christ
Virgin Mary
St. Peter
Apostles
Paul
Apostle
Christ
Bay of Samana Negotiations and Spanish Dominican talks
The report describes United States aims to acquire Samana Bay in the Dominican Republic as part of Alaska and St Thomas negotiations. General Cazneau details Samana Bay as a grand harbor with strategic value, boasting deep waters, shipbuilding timber, water, coal, and potential fortifications. It notes Dominican officials’ openness to sale with Minister Plenipotentiary Pujol tasked to conclude.
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Seward
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Perenate
Alaska
St. Thomas
Bay of Mana
Samana
Pablo Pujol
Washington
Santo .Domingo
Bay of
Hayti
Europe
Iayti
Porto Rico
Florida
Gulf of Paila
Windward
Leeward Islands
Haiti
Cuba
Jamaica
Bahama Group
Atlantic
Mona Passage
West Indies
Central America
South America
Bvey
Caribbean
Wm. L. Cazneau
Santo Domingo
Samana Bay
Tropical America
Humble Prayer for Grace Upon Church Defenders
A solemn exhortation in a humble and fervent tone praising God as author of all good. The prayer asks that He shed the choicest favors of divine grace and essential blessings on all loyal sons of the Church who stand as its defenders and cherishers.
Whisky Ring Conspiracy Narrated By Former Member
In New Orleans on December 14, 1957 John W. Elder testifies about the whisky ring scheme. He describes payments to officials including a deputy collector and an assistant assessor, monthly bribes, and a system of taxed and bonded production tied to distillery operations. The witness outlines how barrels and payments were arranged to evade taxes.
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John W. Elder
Whisky Ring
Peale
Irwin
Louisiana
Suby
Cornell
Lasse
No. 8
Commerece Street
Mr. Rowland
United States
Colton
Rowland
Ohio Legislature Notes and Local Cemetery Report
A Cincinnati Times Special from Columbus reports remarks by a senator on party prospects, votes, and pending resolutions. The Senate and House items include repeal of conscription evasion law, a white-military wording amendment, court-house funding for Monroe County, and a protest against compensation for slaves under the 13th amendment. Also noted are the Green Lawn Cemetery annual balance, a fatal self harm attempt, stock events, and a Loudon drowning incident on the Tennessee river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Marshall
Monroe
Scott
Warren
Waersas
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Reconstruction bill to abolish state governments debated in Congress
Congress debates a bill to abolish civil state governments in Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Florida and Arkansas and empower the army to reorganize civil government in these states. The measure would remove current officers and install military oversight while forbidding force to resist federal authority. Foreign news covers Fenian arrests in Britain Ireland, Atlantic Telegraph funds, and French army service debates.
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Washington
Congress
Virginia
North Carolina
South
Caroline
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Arkansas
United States
Army of
United States Army
Union
Rand
Yeas
Messrs
Boutwell
Barnsworth
Bingham
Hubbard
Besman
Payne
Mesas
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Brooks and Breck
Congress Debates Article X of Constitution and Era of Ratification
The debate centers on a joint resolution led by Senator Sumner of Massachusetts to verify Article X of the Constitution through state ratifications. Discussion touches on reconstruction and the limits of federal authority, with Doolittle signaling planned amendments in the Judiciary Committee. The exchange references prior efforts to validate Southern state governments and criteria for constitutional acceptance.
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Wasume Senate
Sumner
Massachusetts
Prominas
Roti Fa
Saki Meena Oy
Lee Sedt
Ea Congress
Secretary of State
Committee On the Judiciary
Dooltuie
Wisconsin Democrat
Morton
Air moisture carries salts and acids from skies and seas
The article explains that atmospheric moisture is not pure water but carries nitrogen, oxygen, carbonic acid, ammonia, and traces of nitric and sulfuric acids. It notes rain, snow, and hail contain these substances, with ammonia forming from decay and lightning. It cites Barral on sea salt deposition and city differences, and mentions non-volatile dust and atmospheric contents.
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Boussingault
Reim
London
Manchester
August Smith
Sair
Barral
Paris
Ireland
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John Niles
Queen City
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Incinnati
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Mwe
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Wieph W. Waythe
Perera Vagan
Wishive & CO
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Winslow
Eli Johnson
A. L. Frazer
Wo Starbuck
Daily Times
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Procter’& Gamble
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Selma
Ohio
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Achilles Pugh
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Third Persbyterian Church
Third Presbyterian Church
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American Sunday School Union
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American Board
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Bethel School
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Pourth Street
Ohio Medical and
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Judkins
Wright
Covington News
Newport News
Melbourne
Victoria
Otago
New Zealand
Uth
Australia
Mendelssohn
University of Heidelberg
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Paria Italiens
Harris
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Gazetta del Popolo
Florence
M. Jules Favre
Bret
HE Porn
Party of Action
Bay OF Samana
Cazneau
Royal Meadows
Yuna
Point Balandra
James Ready
New Orleans
Thurman
Cotemars
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Senate
Henge
Geo. H. Pendleton
Scribner
Committee On Roads and
Mr. Thom
Columbiana
Committee On Temperance
Waeneas
Ball
Washingto
Geneva Assembly of Ohio
Ohio Statesman
Richard Nevisis
Bronson
Green Lawn Cemetery
Capitol City
Franklin
Bella
Loudon
Tenn
Knoxville
Itanoogsa Republican
E. Delessort
F. G. Ruso
Fraco-American Aspent Co
France
Mre
Supreme Court Gu
Hancock
Fifth District
Garena
England
Ith
Atlantic Telegraph Company
Anglo-American Telegraph Company
Sith
Nationa Guogyu
Rouher
M. Rouh
Army Ntional Guard
Baron Budberg
St. Pet
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AS. Tallmadge & Co
Fonz
Henderson's
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Were, Jr
Galt House
Gents’ & Ladies
W. Cor
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