New Sewer Tapping Rules Adopted by City Board
The Board of City Improvements adopted rules governing sewer tapping. Permits must be filed by property owners or agents with plots of drains and fixtures. A twenty four hour notice is required before street or sidewalk openings. Work cannot start without proper notice and prior approval.
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Board of City Improvements
Board of
Betis Noll
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Teitwith
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Local Notes From Newport and Vicinity
A city sportsman reports shooting thirteen rabbits near Newport last Saturday. Street railways deployed large crews to clear snow. A German Theater ballet performance drew a full house with young men prominent. Thirteen employees have worked for the Little Miami Railroad over twenty five years. A canal district cross street saloon run by a woman with questionable conduct. Certificates to teach awarded to several candidates. A controversy surrounds a Roman Catholic church and Archbishop. A local printing firm advertises sale at Fourth Street. Factories operate unevenly harming working mechanics. Death of a former Cincinnati merchant after long service. United States District Court case against Nicholas Behler, a brewer, ends with a verdict for none in favor.
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United Mates District Court
United States
Nicholas Behlee
Perry
Lectures at the Sixth Dr Cng Church Festival
The article describes lectures during a festival at the Sixth Dr Cng Church with speakers Dr L D Samuel and Rev Henry, among others. It notes a first lecture planned for Friday evening January 17 and mentions church funds and related events. It also reports deputies transporting eight prisoners to the penitentiary and lists several inmates with offenses and sentences. Local commissioners advertise bids for a farm site for a cemetery project and discuss choosing a suitable location for operations.
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Tre Storer
Re Aeaees
L. LD. Samuel
C. Bart
D. D
Henry’ Eit
John M. Reid
Rex
Evans
Fr Vidley
Yarm
Anderson, Green
Millmeadedacre
Seer
Cualy
Hebrew General Relief Society Meeting Notes
A minutes fragment from January 1908 records the Hebrew General Relief Society meeting. The finance committee arranged all duties, with Avan A. Knauer serving as secretary and Isaac accompanying a patient named Sone. A vote of thanks was given to the Dramatic Corps for their services.
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Crxeisatt
Hebrew General Relief Soc
Leen Society
I. Sone
Isaac
Thirty second Anniversary of the Young Men's Bible Society
The Young Men's Bible Society held its thirty second anniversary at Union Chapel on Monday evening. The annual report highlighted service to destitute families and noted refusals to receive excessive numbers of Bibles and Testaments. It mentions concerns about overloading teams and related safety issues observed yesterday, urging caution in business practices.
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Young Men's Bible Society
Young Men's Bible Society of
Mati
Union Chapel
John D
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Menage
Lum& Ween
Hornes
Soup House Aids Hungry Infirmary Effort
Article describes the Infirmary directors creating a Soup House on Race Street near Washington Park to feed the hungry. Aimed at relief for families and individuals, it uses cauldrons, passes, and regulated servings, with supervision by Wood, Weist, Straub, and secretary Fred Becht.
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Washington Park
Frank Grim Tendent
City Infirmary
Messrs. Wood, Weist and Straub
Fred. Becht
Runaway Horse Terrifies Citizens on Local Streets
Last evening a runaway horse caused excitement in the area, nearly frightening two women on Sixth Street near Longworth. Citizens call for more policemen to patrol Lincoln Park ponds as crowds gather for skating and to curb rough conduct by arsonists and vandals.
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Park Town
Lincoln Park
Sciento
A British View of Clerkenwell Outrage and Aftermath
A London Spectator interpretation argues the Clerkenwell violence has unified Britain, eroded fear of government, and demanded firm action against Fenianism. It warns against lynch law, urges expanded policing and, if needed, military support, while defending Irish citizens within the empire.
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Ireland
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Guy Fawkes
Ena
Sage
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Tay
Republican Senate and House clash over Vallandigham note
Ohio legislature debates the Vallandigham era and federal ties. Senate committees consider constitutional and criminal justice reforms while the House elects a U S Senator, choosing A G Thurman over Wade amid calls for peniten t iary expansion and rail safety reviews.
France double knows army by extending service and conscription
The article notes France’s army reform doubling military strength by extending service from seven to nine years and increasing annual conscripts. It discusses European risk, compares France with Prussia, and mentions wider effects on marriage and social order. It also covers Italian politics, Irish unrest, and Gladstone’s literary essays.
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M. Michelet
France
Europe
Germany
Prussia
Imperial Navy
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Menabrea
M. Rouher
Rome
Rattazai
Italy
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Austria
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St.John
Reconstruction News from the South and Washington Dispatches
A New York dispatch notes Georgia leaders and the Adams Ex Company tie up a four‑way reconstruction deal. Atlanta reports Gen. Canby's orders and Georgia finances in flux with tax suspensions and bond debates. Washington covers Stanton's absence, Senate votes, and foreign notes on France Italy Austria and Prussia.
Congressional Resolution on Debt Funding and Consolidation
In Wasmatox January 31 the Senate heard Mr Williams propose a resolution directing the Finance Committee to examine the expediency of funding and consolidating US debt into perpetual obligations bearing a fixed percent per year. The measure seeks to exempt certain taxes and adjust the debt terms as part of the discussions.
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Union
Mittee
United States
Strange tale of ruined romance and forced sale in Milwaukie
A lurid story from Milwaukie tells of a German couple who fled to the city with two children and an old lover. The husband demanded a price for the wife and lover to part, negotiations ensued, and a bizarre contract arose binding the lovers to stay apart or face annulment. The couple then headed west toward Kansas to seek a new arrangement.
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Milwaukie Sentinel
Renn Hick
Kansas
Tremors Reported Disturbances After November Earthquake
The tremors lasted about fifteen seconds and caused minor cracking of masonry in some buildings. Witnesses felt and heard aftershocks that followed the initial quake, with ongoing fear and reports of damage from offices and homes.
Unclear OCR Mention Mentions Winslow Syrup Oxidation
Fragmentary text references Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup tied to an oxidation claim and a misread Curtiskins outside wrap. Other items are base mix with unclear context and no verifiable details.
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