Incoming Foreign and Domestic Political Dispatches From Early 19th Century Notes
Fragmentary dispatches report diplomats and politicians abroad and at home. Mentions President’s trip to Long Branch, Admiral Porter, Baron Gerolt in New York, Senator Morton in Indianapolis, and Baker as a congressional candidate. References to consuls in German Confederation, Georgia Democratic Convention, and a Detroit meeting. Also notes on Dickens’ estate, insane asylum plans in Chicago, a fatality under care, and municipal elections in Richmond. Details are scattered and partly obscured by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Porter
Baron Gerolt
New York
Morton
Indianapolis
Apo Baker
Congress
Georgia
Davis Mein
Pgom
Detroit
Franklin
Omaha
Washington
Ee Bowie
Pas
Charles’ Dickens
Edwin Drood
Chicago
M. Prevost
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Keifer
Department
Ene
Coeard
Richmond
Munici
Northern Railroad
Bryant's Mixeraeis at Theater Tonight and Saturday
A minstrel troupe presents Bryant's Mixeraeis this evening at the Theater and Saturday its stay ends. Next week Sxirraxp GayLorp's Mixeraeis takes over Monday at Wood's for a one week run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Mixeraeis
GayLorp
Wood's
Mutuals and Harvards Game Promising but Unlucky
Yesterday afternoon the Mutuals and Harvards produced fine play as college amateurs. Harvards edged ahead during crucial moments while Mutuals showed pluck. The score and details reflect a hard fought game with tense moments and strong batting from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutuals
Harvards
Louisville
St. Louis
Legal notice summary of disputed entry and attorney actions
A historical legal notice notes a contested entry dating back to 1868 and November. The firm claims an amount of 78 dollars and six cents, with a lawyer hired to defend Mr. Bennett in a borough matter. Ben 8 appears to act as Jaktoe while Schewen is listed as the company’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemgeen
Novesiner
Cla
Bennett
Pany
Cincinnati Savings Society Annual Meeting Officers Elected
At the annual meeting of stockholders Beerat as Servi or, officers elected for one year include Pia a Bee Henry Batol, Vice ee Ci Bradiey, C. 5. W. Sith, Richard Mathers, J. T. H.C. Allen, G. B. Hollister, William M. Hubbell, Trustees. A synopsis of the Treasurer report was transmitted to the Auditor, Treasurer and Secretary of State, noting the Board of Commissioners of Savings Societies law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Savings Society
Henry Batol
Ci Bradiey
W. Sith
Richard Mathers
J. T. H.C. Allen
G. B. Hollister
William M. Hubbell
Board of Commissioners of Savings Societies
Local Officials Set Meeting With Mayor and Aldermen
A notice states the chair will not take action on the cannon war issue. The council will meet next Wednesday with the mayor and presiding officers of the capital and board of aldermen invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheats
Coparil
Board of Aldermen
Heavy Stir for Dallas Magees at Levee Work
A report recounts Mr Otto facing a dispute while employed as brake man on a dirt train hauling soil for a levee at Fifth street. The incident centers on orders to cut the train and an ensuing confrontation during the operation. No injuries are noted in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Otto
Fifth Street
Burnet ‘Street
Shires
Emile
Chiarjies
Gray
Polk
Shires’ Theater
Ebenezer Mayle
Southeas
Walnut
Fifth Streets
Crayle
Mayle
Chive
LJ &C
Jenpys & Bon
Chase
West Lith Street
Obedience Resolution Sent Monday via Cincinnati
A brittle, fragmented note mentions a resolution for obedience sent Monday through Cincinnati, referencing Prussia, empire era intrigue, and a high admiral’s hope that a rival force will win. The garbled text preserves key names and dates but remains unclear in purpose or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Cincinnati
Roman
Unclear text fragment on board meeting notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a board meeting with names Probasco Dr Davis We Tilden and committees Messrs Brown Pilberg Eckel Game on Public Meetings and President Foden. The legible parts indicate finance committee and public meeting responsibilities but many words are garbled.
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Board of
Mescare
Conmathees
King
Probasco
Davis
We. Tilden
Brown
Pilberg
Eckel
Game
Dent Foden
Eck
Burnet House corner history up from a few dollars
The Burnet House site on Third and Vine, once a modest block, rose from early ownership in 1800s to a modern estimate around 547,800 dollars. It details transfers, bank dealings, and the site’s notable past from a colonial mansion to Shires theater and a famed garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Drew
Fisk
Burnet House
Luke & Co
Haan Firet
Sheriff i
Burset
Third Street
Vine Street
Baker Street
Judge Burnet
Wm. McFarland
Judge Symmes
Burnett House
Bank of the United States
Third
Fourth
Vine
Race Streets
Burnet Street
Fourth Street
Wiggins & Johnston
Samuel Wig- Harpeth
Shires
A. B. Coleman
Enq
Delta
Coleman
N. Pike
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Judge Barnet
Staughton
Mayle
Burnée House
Daily Union Prayer Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Daily Union reports a morning prayer meeting at the First Presbyterian Church led by Dalton. The service included scripture from Philippians, hymns, exhortations, and brief addresses. Rev. Mr. Emery and others spoke, with closing prayers and songs. Rev. Mr. Atkinson and Rev. Coons of Maysville, Ky., will lead tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First’ Presbyterian Church
Hymin
Jesus
Emery
Mr. Atkinson
Rev, & Coons
Maysville, Ky
Delia Waite Pursues Acute Poisoning Attempt
Delia Waite, described as frail and troubled, attempted suicide yesterday using arsenic at the Medical Care on Collet Street before being taken to Cincinnati hospital for treatment. Doctors expect recovery. authorities and fate appear uncertain as the incident unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Waite
Gia
Collet Street
Coes
Cincinnati
Hosital
Delia
The Western Union Office in Cincinnati.
A detailed history of Cincinnati's Western Union Telegraph Company office from its 1850s start through 1865, describing building locations, room layouts, switchboard design, battery rooms, and the roles of key managers. It highlights improvements, repeaters, testing instruments, and staff including Superintendents Myers Williams Johnson Summers Summers, and Stager, with notes on the delivery and commercial news departments and facility expansion.
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New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Eth Gogn Speimes Npland
George Imy
Hicks Whaeue
Western Union Tel- Serer
Overport
Devonport
Rumyers
The.s
Arenes Ie
Ottond
Henning
Sumaters
Johnson
Anson Stager
Chicago
George T. Williams
Charles S.lamb
B. H. Johnson
AL Peck
A. T. Gould
WJ. Lawler
JC. Hall
A. H. Graham
F. L. Webb
F. IT. Curtin
W. F. McLurt
M.C Newman
C. W. Darnes
W. K. Morehouse
Merars
G. Aee
O. K. Newn
Jo E. Hadley
J. D. Ogg
Tae
John Magure
Geo. Makle
Wm. Britton
T. "J. Radford
H. H.seabell
J. H. McGuire
Kinney
J. S. Williams
T. Fulton
Wm. Fellows
A .Roberta
J. W. Smith
DW. Werner
George A. Clark
J. T. Stevenfaearston
B. Gorton
B. de Coan
Patrick Whalen
Jas. Reilly
Michael Downey
Art Matters Besingss dull with artists in the heat
The piece notes sweltering season dampening art activity as artists stay away seeking cooler scenes. Lindsey sketches along the Erie Railway, Beard plans a New York studio after sending his Alexander stock picture East, and others like Noble, Van Looe, Forbes, Langtree, and Miss Spencer display works from portraits to scenes, with Gov. Anderson and Gov. Hayes portraits hinted.
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Lindsey
Erie ‘Railway
Lara
Opu
James Beard
New York City
Alexander Stock
Beard
New York
Noble
Will P
Era
Ale Kemper Astris
van Looe Reahibite
West Fourth Street
Pike
Forbes
Mr. H. Miller
Netter
L- Seasongood, Jr
Gov. Anderson
Beat
Gov. Hayes
McCook
Renee
Transportation Matters At Industrial Exposition Diplomats
The General Committee reports on the approaching Industrial Exposition to be held in the Hall. Transportation details include free return of exhibition articles on multiple routes and the building committee reviews interior work and power hall progress. Diplomas and awards designs are examined with preferred steel plates and high quality execution for the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Att Bock
Br C
oWilesch
8. F. Covington
Committee On Transportation
Lisle Miami
Hamilton
Marietta
Cincinnati
Indiana
Lafayette
Lela We Junction
Ene Ae
Erie
Indianapolis
St. Louie
Baltimore
Ohio
Washington
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Chicago
Messrs
Brown
Stephenson
Wilson
Carlanad
GextLeMix
Cieneral
St. Louis
York
Kia
Pittsburg
Athens
A. L. Helm
American Bank-note Company
Henry Mosler
Duval & Hunter
Anothey
Tavira
Pye
Holl &E
Eee Ae
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Armenta
Hartwell
Special Indians
Denver
North Coorado
Vaske
Sik Phic Aket
Enue
Bt. George
Wekinges
Peterday
Eee
Seeee Ee Sones School
Simw R. B. Sanesh
Baseball
NEW York Mutuals
Dapre
H. Wright
Wilstach
Ios Gosssy
Juniata Baseball Club
Glén Grove
Storrs Township
Spring Hill
Neon
Reds
Speofe
Marylands
Washingington
Beare
J. B. Bennett
Btaa Insurance Company
Pioneer
LAW
Mayte
Daily Union
Prayer- Meeting
the Telegraph
Ester Union Company
Republic
Oy van
Uni
Wade
Myers
Williams
Charles H. Summers
M. C. Bristol
Jeaae Yeaton
Sumimerd
United States
London
Duxbury
Art Matters
Pee B. Heich
Red Wing
Uburban
Covington
C. D. Foote
E. Baker
Frankfort
New
Attaik
Foote
Eveyone
Josep Wekamp
Trevor
M. Rig Cremer
Grant
Leipsic
Germany
W. H
J. T. Cushing
Evansville
Ind
Adam Gromeye
Frederick Ulrich
Goel
Esquire
Oddfellows
Clark
Newport
James Stditex
Hays & Britton
Twomile House
Alexandria
Watson
Menter
Carl G. Adae
Hamburg
Amet
England
Peruvian
SWEET
Gunn
Stearns, Farr & CO
Manufacturing Chemists
Wheedp’'S
Henderson's
Fifth St
Main
Franklin Type Foundery
Vime Street
Cimcinnatt, Allison, Smith & Tohnson
Trunks, Valises
Rome
Medical
Tarrant's Compound
Oopaiba
Josep & Peebles
Edwin C. Prasla Jorl
Barlow
Jos.r. Peebles’ Sons
Grocers
N. E. Corner
Race Sts
Stewart
Rankin
Grates and Mantela
Sofix
Sturdevant’s Blowers
Sara
Spice Mills
E. J. Wilson &C
West Second St
Geo. H.gregor
Lockamith
Race Street
Bet
Apiti-Istptf Cincineati
Opera-House
West
CHAS
C. Leinonger
Jaan
Coeeas
Cabreck
Main Street
Third St
Gymy2ity
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