Kansas Elects a Senator to Day In Uncertain Times
A compilation of scattered 19th century notices reports Kansas appointing a senator, French Prussian peace, fires in Newburyport and Indiana, libel fines in Louisville, filibuster chatter in Rio de la Palma, and a wave of political and local incidents including a statue unveiling, pension bills, and a deadly coal mine accident with four fatalities.
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Kansas
Washington
Bismarck
Louisville
Italy
France
Prussia
Washington Street
Newburyport
Messschusetts
Heenan
Macallister
Cetagie Erga Mercury
Hivans
Rio de la Palma
Vuelta Abaje
Sumner
Anna Dickinson
Massachusetts House
Bardell Rooads
Boston, Hartford and Erie
Stevenson
St Paul
Indiana
Horace Stevenson
Abe Demont
James Ralliford
Gemuel McCarty
Senate
John Allen
Ohio
Capitol
United States
Chippewas
Johnny Schmoker
H. 8
Rumsey
Lacrosse
High Court of
Raleigh
N. C
Gov. Holden
Ormady's Shaft
Heritage
Pennsylvania
Atoms of War Gambetta in Lille and Paris Bombardment
Reports from Paris detail Favre ill in Paris, Cambrai summoned to surrender, Gambetta in Lille, and German advances into Caen Orne Calvados. German bombardment of Paris continues, with St Denis fire and flooding near Valenciennes. Faidherbe vows Army of the North will renew battle after rest amid panic and dismounted guns.
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Favre
Paris
Cambrai
Gambetta
Lille
Dole
Seane
Department
Calvados
Orne
Bismarck
Versailles
Dijon
Chanry
Denis
Valenciennes
Faidherbe
Artilery
Trochu
The Coming President and France's Severe Snow Storm
A long dispatch outlines France's bleak outlook amid a severe snow storm and renewed calls for aid. It also details U S political maneuvers including Utah governor nominations, economic notes, and legislative actions from Washington.
New Custom-house Enfranchisement of Disloyal Jayhawkers
In St. Louis on January 24, Aene Supervising Architect of the United States is with City Council to discuss restoring voting rights to Kansans once disfranchised after the late rebellion. The measure aims to enfranchise those deemed loyal and remove postwar restrictions.
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Wasumbartox
D. C
Utah
Senate
Gen. Strickland
Gen. C. Woods
Oregon
Thayer
Nebraska
Woods
Williams
Brigham Young
Newport and
Cincinnati
H. Jeweth
Central Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati and
Newport Bridge
Ockmulger
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Hose of Representatives
Indian Council
Occlulave
Indian Territory
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Ohio River
Stanley
Cay
Senate Cugamities
Commerce
Ren. Eggleston
Richard Smith
Stanley Matthews
Cincinnati & Newport Bridge Co
Associated Press
New York
Anacomba
the Herald
Angs
Cincinnati Times
St. Louis
Aene
United States
Pepo Ee
Fragmented OCR Dialogue on Prussic Acid Risk
A jagged OCR passage depicts a conversation about prussic acid and its effects. A student doubts its power while a man named Mr. Seaith discusses a young man’s chances, mentioning pain on the tail as potentially deadly. The scene reveals ambiguity and misreads.
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Seaith
Adilresaing
Simith
Prayers for Deliverance from Many Foes and Follies
A fragment from Josh Billings composed for Good Lord Deliver Us listing numerous adversities. It mocks social vices and human frailties including deceit, pride, wealth without charity, ridicule, flattery, and hypocritical preachers, with humorous misspellings and rustic slang.
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Josh Billings
Snaix
Meginms
Wimmen
Kimmita Hee Lyticians
Columbus report from Hamilton County Metalline Compan Special Despatch
A condensed Columbus wire dispatch from Hamilton County reports on a metallurgical company matter in Cincinnati. The item notes a special despatch format and mentions local industrial activity without detailing outcomes or dates.
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Hamilton County Metalline
Science as staple of modern education urged by Quain group
The Quain circle urged science to become the staple of modern education. The British Association members Huxley Lyell Lubbock Lyon Playfair and Galton presented to the council a plan tied to elementary natural history education and broader reforms.
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Brit Association
Huxley
Lyell Lubbock
Lyon Playfair
Galton
Visitors Hope for Papal Access to Vatican Treasures
The article describes frustrated Protestants and other visitors who long for access to the Vatican galleries. It notes Pope Pius and officials’ actions to restrict access, threatening the separation of the Pope from his treasures and the Vatican spaces. The piece focuses on access, policy, and tensions around sacred sites in Rome.
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Vatican
Rome
Apollo Belvidere
Cincinnati Court Notes Include Robbery Case and Will Construction
A fragmented report covers a robbery case in which two men allegedly broke into a house, assaulted a witness, and fled. It also notes a will dispute over debts and forfeiture clauses, plus jurisdiction questions over Fulton township and Cincinnati annexes.
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Beyonce
Japan
Cox
Sarah
Crercon Ors
Matthias Blink
Janes McDonnell
Miami Township
Bill
Géan
Ofictus Lewis and
Vierpont
Ley
Ap Alein
Cincinnat
Justices of the Peace
Fulton Township
Weaiern
Cincinnati
Fulton
Hotecholkes
Tippy County
Emnireim
Letoes
Hulderi
Margaret Dailey
Kia
Hayer
Job Miller
Eliza Ea
Eliza Hayes
Atkinson
Standish
Brown
Schlistanerk
K-House
City of
County Commission
Demurrer
Walker& Connor
Scarborough
The Spiritualists Verdict on Andrew Jackson Davis
The article reports that Andrew Jackson Davis, famed as a nineteenth century medium, is repudiated by spiritualists who question his claims and methods. It discusses clairvoyance versus mediumship, science's stance, and concerns about Davis’s sincerity and influence on followers.
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Andrew Jackson Davis
New York World
Diwis
Martyra
Gales
Cross
A. J. Davis
Wong
Davis
Mr. Davis
Wade
Gar Goxpel
Madame Catharines Fete A French Saint Day Serenade
An elderly French woman near ninety receives a festive surprise from German soldiers who plan her Saint Catharine fete. They decorate her chair, hang evergreens, and serenade from the street, drawing a lively French crowd inside with cheers and saved bottles popping in celebration.
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Madame Catharine
Howe
S. Catharine
Andy
Suppression of the liquor traffic laws and penalties
The article outlines prohibitions on Sunday and election day sales, purchases for intoxication, serving intoxicated or minor persons, and near a sapling field. It notes penalties from fines to imprisonment, nuisance declarations for tippling houses, and supports for dependents of intoxicated individuals. It also mentions insurance industry observations and notable life insurance amounts for prominent New Yorkers.
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Neesie
Reece Gage Skye
The
Protector
Cyrus W. Field
Atlantic Telegraphy
Daniel Drew
Horace Greeley
William W. Cornell
New York
James Brown
Hons
One Bros
Longwy siege reports and Paris bombardment updates
A Paris dispatch notes the Longwy bombardment continues as Prussian forces advance on Lengwy approaches. Ten thousand French troops were captured at St Quentin with 2,000 wounded. six German trophies including guns. Prussians stormed the railway station at St Quentin and occupied the town. Belgians discuss a Lotnoc camp and commune hostages at Pailec.
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Lonpox
Pragian
Arlon
Lengwy
Paris
Paseed
Rheims
Chanxy
Gibraltar
English’ Channel
Longwy
Yvetot
Lennox
Lotnoc
Brussels
France
Havre
Pailec
PRUSSIAN REPORTS A FOG SHROUDED FORT MONTA VALERIAN ACTIONS
Reports describe a French sortie under fog near Fort Mont Valerian, with initial French surprise followed by Prussian retaking. German casualties and prisoners number around 200, and both sides prepare for future attacks while a forty hour armistice is granted to remove wounded and bury the dead.
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Paris
Veerkannes
Lexpos
Fort Mont
Valerian
Montyp
Vagsautys
Loxpox
Market Report From A Dull Trading Day On Stocks Bonds And Gold
A terse market note shows stocks very active yet dull overall with governments steady. State bonds remain dull while gold trades around 110. Major names like Adams Wells Michigan Central and St Paul are listed with varied prices. the mood is cautious with mixed reports across railways and western equities.
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Adams
Wells
Ryen Expres
Michigan Central
Michigan + Southern
Illinois Central
Cleveland& Vitteburg
Northwestern
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Chicago & Tom
Ohio &Mississ
Quincy
Central
Market Bulletin Shows Mixed Grain Prices On January 23
Bourrato reports January 23 market notes on flour at 25c and corn and oats holding firm. Wheat sales in Chicago at 135, with small January 23 sales at 133 for No. 3 red. Whisky steady at 88c, barley and rye steady, oats and corn firm with higher bids. Receipts and orders appear limited amid a cautious market.
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Bourrato
Chicago
Ohio
Aalt Ldera
Wie
Female Policeman Detains Dress Thief in Dublin Street
Maggie Copley, resident on Dublin street, caught Agnes Conlin stealing a dress and undergarments from her home. With no officer nearby, Copley escorted Conlin to Hammond-street Station-house and filed a petty larceny charge. The incident highlights the era’s evolving view of women as police officers.
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Maggie Copley
Dublin Street
Agnes Conlin
Maggie
Hammond-street
Globe Theater Likely to Close After Unpaid Debts Dispute
A light breeze on the Globe Theater stage area reveals tensions between performers and proprietors over unpaid wages. The show is said to be nearing closure as artists seek payment and a financial stalemate ends in the theater’s impending shutdown.
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Globe Theater
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Robert Moore
Fifteenth Ward
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Hand, Whitehouse & CO
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Brass and Steam Pipe Works
Tsans
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Main Street
R. Griffiths
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Central Tea Store
Akon
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Tha HN. W. Corner
Fifth End
Contest Avenue
John Holland
Autt-Ty
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Wardle
Times Job Office
West Third Street
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