The Reform Question Aimed At Woman Suffrage
A column from Cincinnati Times dated January 26 1870 discusses the evolving political stance on woman suffrage. It critiques the pace of reform and notes that the question has reached a magnitude suggesting eventual partial suffrage. The piece references figures such as Mrs Stanton Mrs Horace Greeley and speaks of debates reflecting broader gender roles in public life. It also includes local political notes and legislative items from Ohio concerning railroad compensation and educational regulations.
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Wasumorom
Agen
Matilda Joe Gage
St. Is
Hersel
Greeley
New York
ZH. B. Stanton
Horace
Cincinnati Times
Corviavs
Ubis
Ae General Assembly
Marehall
Gains Toomert
Ohio
Gilligell
Gayler
Amusements notes praise and critique of theater
A lengthy review covers National Theater stock company and Miles management, praising some acts like Miriam's Crime and Jacques Strop while criticizing the selection. It also mentions Woon's Taarer and other evening entertainments at Pike's Music Hall and Hopkins Music Hall, with notices of religious meetings and community events in Cincinnati venues.
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National Theater
Miles
Mr. Miles
Mr. Holston
Miriam
Jacques
Robert Macaire
Holsten
Mentio
Jacques Strop
Woon
Fanchon
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Misa Mitchell
Mesbdetasoun Quinrette
Sania
Trial progress noted in Cincinnati Mail Line case
In a letter to the editor titled To the Editor Cincinnati Times Dear Gun the writer discusses the trial proceedings of United States Mail Line Company versus Cincinnati Insurance Company. The note criticizes cross examination and cites Judge Gholson asking questions, reflecting on the evidence about a supposed wrongdoing.
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Cincinnati Times
United States Mail Line Company
The
Cincinnati Insurance Company
Tyra
Gholson
Cincinnati
Cirncomsati
Jaovary
Gr Teany Plans More Submissions to Governor
A fragment notes Gr Teany intends making 20 more submissions to the Governor and to await proof and evidence before prompting action at the premises.
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Gr. Teany
Orra Benny
Cryptic quip sparks old lines from Ben Froklin era
A scrambled ode to fame surfaces as a modern imitator parodies Ben Froklin style. The verse mocks ambition and self promotion, hinting at a long history of satirical wit and self advertisement in literary circles.
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Ben. Froklin
Church disputes and political unrest in city churches
A series of church conflicts continues as factions split over property and terms of separation. The First and Second Churches face occupancy disputes while ministers face resignations and ongoing series of meetings at Scott street Methodist and Madison street Baptist churches. Local political activity includes bills on county seats and liquor enforcement with state revenue changes discussed by legislators and the Brew ers' Association delegation.
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Generel
Ni Street
J. M. Worrall
Mr. Young
Second Presbyterian
Scott-street Methodist
Madison-street Baptist
Ada Hs
Hill
Fulton
M. Riv
Ezel
Kleinschwidt
Justice’s Court
Tee
Dodds
Senate Commissioners
Hamilton
Callen
Treasury
Ebdan
Rene Ete Ee Coe Ip
Erst
Bayle
Trial list and suspects in local Court case
The Grand Jury reported on Frank sale related to cutting on Beaman Street. Names Elliott Theissing Kenney and others appear connected to the case. A charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons is noted. Local Presbyterian children and community figures are referenced in scattered lines.
Last Night Telegrams Signal Snow and Global Rumors
Reports from Fort Wayne of three inches of snow last night and rumors of the Pope in Paris. Berthemy arrives in Washington from Paris to resume French ministerial duties. A rumor in New York mentions limited cargo activity while other notices reference meetings, anniversaries, and local incidents across multiple cities.
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Fort Wayne
Rey
Dungannon
Paria
Berthemy
Washington
Paris
France
Tadeer
New York
Knankout
Port-au-Prince
Chicago
Ba John’s
Mobile
Prime Arthur
St. Louis
Matus
Jennet
San Francisco
Alexander Osler
Pag Sa Echrany
Ecuador
Ae Perringer
Mine de Rosk
Bickham
Eia
Spir- Vober
Ifone Sete
Senators debate reforms and bills in Warren era session
From Warren and Wayne county citizens to Leavittsburg election shifts, abolition of civil jury trials debated, and road labor laws proposed. Bills introduced address clerical offices, suspensions for misconduct, justice court increases, and currency acts amid partisan remarks and resignations.
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Woodworth
Warren
Trumbull County
Leavittsburg
Cowan
Wayne County
Erie County
Stimson
Washington County
Hunt
Senaion
Dangherty
Meade
Everett
White
Stilwell
Georgia Legislature Opens In Atlanta This Week
January 26 session begins as both Senate and House prepare for oath taking and seating of new members. Reports indicate disputes over seating and the speaker election, with individuals filing papers for various roles as the legislature convenes under federal law.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Senate
House
Zoe Formen
Aewsehas
Terry
Board
Te Lawaise
Talia Noon
United States
Celene
B. B. Sevens
After ment and conviction phrase featured in brief
A fragment notes that after ment, the consequence on conviction remains the same, implying a legal principle or penalty alignment. The text preserves ambiguous wording without additional context or named entities.
Revolutions Discussed in Amand Congress at Trexton
In Trexton New Jersey on January 26 delegates debated revolutions related to the XVth Amand and a second matter concerning Soon un femky ern consideration.
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Trexton
N.J
Settlement reaches in libel suit over veal ham sale
A libel case brought by G. W. La the against Biggs of Marsden Recorder seeks twenty thousand dollars in damages. The court found in favor of the defendant and awarded ten dollars in costs.
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G. W. Lathe
Biggs Eduim
Marsden (Dane) Recorder
Dam Sonnel
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Steam Marble Works
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West Set Steel
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Geo, McGregor
Loecsartth & Bell Hanger
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