Brief History of the Home for the Friendless Guardianship
A 19th century notice outlines the Home for the Friendless and Female Guardian Society of Cincinnati. It describes aims to rescue and reform women from vice through moral and scientific efforts, detailing governance by a board of fifteen ladies, fundraising, and planned renovations to expand facilities. Notable figures and committees, including Mrs. Dr. B. F. Richardson and Mrs. W. B. Chapman, are listed.
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Phoristane Wome
Ieee Guardian Society OF Cinclespecies
Murra
Seociety of
Cincinnati
Setig
Tee Sane
The Gathering at Hamilton and Vallandigham Visit
A Civil War era recount of a political gathering in Hamilton with Vallandigham Durbin Ward and Durbin Ward among speakers. The event drew crowds despite heat with speeches on currency and state loyalty, ending as arrival of Indiana editor Lafe Deviin and a procession through town.
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Vallandi
Durbin Ward
Pugh
Pnee
Igham
Endleton
Samuel Dicks
Butler County
Col
I H. Robinanesente
Lafe Deviin
Indianapolie Sentinel
Hatter County
Fragmentary political blurb with rebel claims
Fragmentary OCR mentions July 30 and political accusations against government figures. Vague references to Kimberly and Deerd, with phrases about elected officials and cheap salt rations. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names beyond scattered terms.
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Butler Rats
Kimberly Rats
Kimberly
The Reno Brothers Preliminary Trial in Lexington Ind
A detailed account of the Reno brothers preliminary examination in Lexington Indiana. The narrative describes the crowd's excitement, the jail’s opening, the witnesses and defense, and the prisoners’ commitment in default of bail. The piece recounts the march to the jail, the crowd’s reactions, and the escape of tension as reports connect to broader excitement over their capture and the looming trial. It also covers the author’s journey from Vienna to Lexington, observations of the courtroom, and reflections on the accused’s mother and sister.
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Scott Coun
New Albans
Redfield
Ohio
Mississi
Bornville
Madison
Indianapolis
Vienna
New Trenton
Indiana
Lexiet Rd
Shar Fm
Nyton
Pinkerton
Erman
Aonea
Morgan
Lexington
Anna Wing
Fata Ving
Geeee Ae
Rend Brothers
Albany
New al Scott
William Wilson
Thomas Jackson
Temple
Uel
Aden
Nelson
Reno
Albert Perkins
Charlies Iavaner
Cours Rees
Atic
Clinton
Henao Poe
Senate discusses and passes press publication bill
Moxtoomerr July 80 reports the Senate debated a bill to punish Ku Klaxy a manpreee ee publi cuse and passed. A measure requires a newspaper in each Congressional District selected by the Governor to be the official publisher of Sheriffs sales. The Carrier bill was discussed to-morrow.
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Moxtoomerr
Senate
Bibb
Jefferson
Manteco
B. Moore
Johan Fr. ‘Gan
Samuel F. Rice
Alexander White
G. D. Hartridge
South Carolina Elects Associate Justices in Recess Court
In Cotrmain on July 30 A J Willard and Captain H were elected Associate Justices of the Reces Court. Democrats attempted to elect a Republican but failed.
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Cotrmain
A. J. Willard
Captain H
Reces
Jackson July 30 vast ratification parade reports
An immense Seymour and Blair ratification meeting occurred on July 30 in Jackson. A triumphal procession featured a horse in a carriage and a crowd in the streets. Several speakers delivered addresses as part of the demonstrations.
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Jackson
Seymour
Blair
New Orngans July 30 militia bill ponders arming the state
The militia question dominates the session as a bill seeks to authorize an unlimited militia to be armed and funded by the State. Lawmakers push to seize control of election authority amid riot anniversary, but the legislature adjourned without action.
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Alitia
City Hall Petition Calls for Lawful City Government
Residents of Sama verees Ga gather at City Hall to petition the Legislature for a government of law and order and immediate relief. A memorial committee was formed to present the petition amid tensions between council members and citizens. A July 90 bill concerns offices and the governor's withdrawal of a committee, with state interests cited and investigations promised.
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Ulitecy
Sppenee
Santa
Kansas Democratic Convention and platform details
The state Democratic gathering nominated candidates including Chas. W. Blair for Congress and Len. T. vo Orlin for Electors, with platform endorsing Seymour and Blair. It calls for debt payment under creation terms, warns against US bond redemption, promotes education with separate schools for races, removal of Indians, homestead expansion, and denounces Radical taxes. A mass meeting in the city tomorrow will feature Gen. F. P. Blair and Charles W. Blair among speakers.
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Chas. W. Blair
Fort Scott
Congress
Len. T. Vo Orlin Thurston
P. Z. Taylor
New York
Seymour
Blair
United States
Eerie
F. P. Blair
Charles W. Blair
Racing results and international dispatches from July 90
At the Woodwood Cup races the Duke of Newcastle's colt Speculum won ahead of Skirmisher and Tabouret with weights around 102 pounds. Other stakes included Tarsbes, Mary Stockell, and Vale in close order. Across lines, South American mail reports campaign tensions with Paraguay and Brazil. Allied fortifications at River Plate. no peace in sight. In Europe, Train faced court terms and Spain saw Muata-esen resignations. Queen in Madrid noted.
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Goopwoop
Duke of Newcastle
Speculum
Vedette
Mr. Savis
Zoe
Skirmisher
Ton
Sit Cat Tabouret
Restaplan
Rothschilds
North Tessie Onti
Newcast
Julius
St. Albans
A . Bowe
the Ney
Hip
Salmon
Vale Wae
Bee
Vale Hecalons
Sunateutie
Mary's Stockell
Emiperaall
Peed Meteor
Lowpox
Coe Ees
Mr. Baygrace
Yeoreet
Rintskor
Sena
Parans
Web
Paraguay
Popa
Eyin
Parsarees
Yan Fonce
Sone
Ant
X Eine
Rio Janeiro
Lopez
Temperance Convention Debates Emphasize Total Abstinence
Special Dispatch from Curvenant July 20 reports the National Temperance Convention appointing committees on Resolutions, Business and Finance. Many resolutions condemned liquor dealers as thieves and urged total abstinence as the rule for office. A large attendance heard remarks from Rev. Samuel Walcott and others. The resolutions pressed licensing as harmful, urged moral reform, and called for heightened moral and social responsibility against intoxicants.
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Wm. EB. Dodge
Jewett
McPheelers
Neal Dow
New York
Order of the Sons of T
Sons of Temperance
Committee On
Friends of Temperance
Divine T
Weston
Ris
Moe
Nationar
Gateau
Hades Housana
Saratoga
White House Buzzed By Office Seekers At The Capitol
Washington dispatch reports the White House besieged with applicants as the President listens to requests from men and women seeking jobs. The scene reflects the heavy pace of appointments at the Capitol.
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Nectal
Cincinnati
White House
Miami County Horse Pair-The Races Opens At Tippecanoe
The Miami County Ohio Horse Pair opened at Tippecanoe for a three day run with good grounds and fair weather. Coley driven by C Cathcart won fastest trotting with times 2 45 and 2 41. Starlight captured the fastest running event in 1 48 and 1 50. Roy Baly, owned by J Cunningham, won the pacing heat in 2 30 2 82. Large attendance and spirited betting mark the meet.
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Miami County
Deaecee Ana
Lima
Tippecanoe
Coley
C. Cathcart
Starlight
Roy Baly
J. Cunningham
Paphian Lotion Promises Beauty for Skin and Hair
A nineteenth century advertisement touts Phalon's Paphian Lotion as a skin beautifier and hair conditioner for ladies, including claims it suits nursery use and can benefit gentlemen as well.
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Phalon
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Haim
Dallding
Geo
H. Smith
Ham
B. Biabor
Gease
Richard Gray
B. F. Richardson
W. B. Chapman
Hamilton
Vallandigham
Burbin Ward
Cincinnai Times
Hamrtrox
Bey Ae
Devlin
Jong Wae
Citie
Age
Cenita
Leas
Woundiana
Burnia
Buchanan
Anxi
Jey
Peagerin
Wardeckad
En. Butler
Reno Brothers
Scott County
Ind
Marshfield Express
Jeville
Thad
Switzerland
Mos
Losis
Rene
South Carolina
Mississippi
Georgia
Kansas
Wileen Shannon, Jr
Sec of State
J. Sechauble
Me Ey
McCauslin
Allen
Foreign News
The
Atlantic Cable
South America
Treland
Duncix
Train
Spain
Mapa
Meee
Muata-esen Ander
Naman
Cleveland
Cincinnati Tones
Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Thad. Stevens
Aoomeak
Bostox
East Geo
Wis
Irish Legion
Ie Cararesia
Galen
Pire
Navy Yard
Sembaarata
Valiant
Auer Pindees Ee Ti
Anon Anata Eo Uel, Illis Ig Eine
Ce Dans
Atlantic
Paracuay
London Standard
Ele
Jasudo
Jesse
Flor de Mayo
West Street
COAL
Superior Cannel Coal
Kentucky Ipnovesest Co
Ellis &C
Gen
Thos. W. Farrin
L Lumber
Mee Santa A
Nios
Parnee
Ars
McGuire & Patterson
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Pourth St
Cincinnati, C
Parvin & Johnson
Main Street
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