Tornado and fires sweep through towns with casualties
A tornado razed Scott City causing extensive damage with several deaths and many wounded. Disasters across the region include fires and floods, while trains resumed over repaired trestlework on the Whitewater river in Indiana. The New York Masonic Temple event is planned for tomorrow with ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cannon
New York
Toronto
T Bey A
Scott
House
Haan Uaat
New York Central Railroad
Lola Sie Gaeta
Caee Uy Wwe
Neyee
Fragmentary obituary note from Shin ae county England
A partial obituary fragment notes a boy of about eight years from England. It references youth, a passage and confinement, but details are unclear and the source text is heavily truncated. The piece preserves minimal biographical context without full dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Senate Proceedings on Water Measure and War Debates
Fragmentary report cites Senate discussion on water river tie project and Fox Williams counterproposal for census funding. It notes adjournment after debated topics, mentions ships imports, federal pay, and contemplated Southern Transcontinental railroad elements. Several named members shown with limited readable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie River
Williams
Senate
Prim Speech in Cortes Promises Provisional Edifice Crown
Marshal Prim delivered a May 11 speech in the Spanish Cortes defending the Provisional Government against Ardanez critiques. He stressed no personal ambition, but a strong desire to secure Spain’s happiness, resisting a rushed crown plan while seeking a consensus solution within one or two months. The chamber reacted with agitation as the debate intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Prim
Senor Ardanez
Finance
Prim
Cortes
Mtg
Insurance Law Committee Proposes Local Meeting
To the Editor of the Times, a member urges a meeting of local insurance companies involved in litigation and the appointment of a new trust for expenses tied to the annexation of Charlestown. The note references judges and juries in ongoing cases and mentions a late Otiss Cla and a $500 legacy as context for the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Law Committee
the Times
Otiss Cla
Charlestown
Sapmein
Jefe
Char
Joan
A Visit to Maine and Old Orchard Beach
Correspondence from Saco to Biddeford and Portland describes extensive machine shops in Biddeford and Saco Water Power works. It touts Old Orchard Beach and the Pool at the Saco river mouth, praises Portland’s harbor, notes the Great Fire of 1866, and outlines public buildings, waterworks, and the city’s growth to about 40,000 population with Crescent Park nearby.
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Old Orchard Beach
Portland
City—Public Buildings, &Co
Saccagarra, Mz
Saco
Biddeford
Saco River
Saco Waterpee Company
Sith
United States
Sushil
Coronan
Old Rd
Saco i Fe Seiars
Marta
Selesack
Crescent
Story of a Square Washingtons historic houses and duel
Washington sketch outlines Decatur’s duel at the northwest square corner house and the adjacent old dwellings. It recalls Commodore Decatur’s death scene on the way to Capitol Hill and Beale Street, Stockton House, Seward House, and the park’s evolving edge near Pennsylvania Avenue with glimpses of Mrs Madison’s life and 19th century social scenes.
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Ieee
Decatur
Rune
HI Street
Jose
Ain
Barron
Per
Psi
Capitol Hill Hill
Beale
Bladensbar
Kalorama
Washtier
Besh
Stockton House
Colfax
Edbury
Arelikton
Ald
Ennsylvania Avenue
Khey
Revered Madison matriarch recalled in war era tribute
The piece honors a respected Madison woman from the war era, praised for her old school poise and Tea Party gatherings which once drew notable attendees. Her memory lingers with friends, while her successors and the ruling power’s supporters extend respect. references to Mr and Mrs Cuial teas and recent visitors mark the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cm Madison
Ilkes
Slidell
Cuial
Berga
Manning’s Manstrels Open New Budget of Amusements
City matters describe Manning’s troupe opening its budget of songs and comic pieces to a splendid audience. The program featured lively performances by Manning, Cotton, Hart, Andy McKee, and Kelly with Ray, plus a burlesque and a painted village scene. The piece returns tonight with a promise of a large, brilliant audience.
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Manning
Cotton and Hart
Andy McKee
Fredericks
Kelly
Ray
Hart
Robert Make
Requet
France
Dan Rice
Crucus
Dan -Lle
Hasiwor
Eighth and
Baymiller Streets
Itg
Michael O'Brien
Stephen x
Tartary
Zoological Department
Art
Metropolitan
Cracus
Cincinnati
Bart
Drant
Stockixes-Sixtit Victory In Early Baseball Notes
In a jumbled sports roundup, reports mention Stockixes-Sixtit victory and multiple games across leagues. Scores include a 19 to 10 Olympic setback for Washington, a 6 to 2 win for the Stars over Athletics in Philadelphia, and a 25 to 0 win by the Mutuals over Eckfo. The piece notes the era’s champions and debates the status of top clubs, urging Cincinnati to prove itself and reflecting on home-city pride.
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Olyimpics
Washington
Urs
Er City Boys
Mutuals
Eckfo
Ms Maybakers
New York
Generon
Cincinnati
Chicago Stockings and Forest City Umpire Dispute
A fragmentary report discusses a baseball dispute between Chicago Stockings and Forest City, criticizing umpires and alleging unfair play. Dr. John Draper of Cincinnati notes that corrected decisions would alter a 2 1/ a score in favor of Forest City, with errors in fielding cited and arguments about umpire influence.
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Chicago
Ieth
Enterprise
Cincinnati
Red Stockings
Waldo Peedidger
Forest City Club
Rockford
Bell Gardon
Forest
Typographical Union Session Reopens at Two PM
Proceedings of an International Typographical Union convention resumed at two o clock in the afternoon with credential reports and elections. Officers and committee appointments were made, debates over school appointments and district matters continued, and a long session adjourned after approving a few motions and noting examinations schedule.
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Bella A.D
Serena Indiakagutla
John x Eiphiny Norton
Willard Ae J. Bailey
Alene J Tice
Columbus
al Fheroton
John Vincent
Jena Ron
Kate Cusack
New York
Wm. B. dcCon
Pittsburg
Wr Coglan
HK EK. McMurtry
St. Louis
Wm. C. Vaughn
RB. Palmer
Louisville
Bates
Memhodigers
Thomas J. Cooney
Benesere
John i - Bog
de Baletmon
Irvin
Fikias
Atkin
Grand Rapids
T. Schlagel
St. Josey
James Shecenaen
Augusta
James B. Strickland
Lena
Janet Ben
B. Ader
Ge Deéloe
Amar Wits
Richmond
Lutte Lam
Toronto
Crosby
Eiton Mw
Norwich
Wiliam McLean
George A. Miler
Trutelly
Ludson County
Sau
Iy Ae Decingaeia
Daily Morning Prayer Meeting Description
The Daily Union Prayer Meeting opened with a wall attended session led by I. Sheaff Superintendent of the Y meeting. The congregation sang Hallelujah thine the glory and listened to scripture readings. Brief exhortations and prayers followed with remarks by Rev Mr and Father Gather, concluding with prayers led by Mr Savage of Covington.
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Evan I. Sheaff
Palau
Charmio
Savage
Covington
Cincinnati Labor Assembly Meeting Deliberates Hall Hire
The Labor Assembly of this city held a meeting at the Iron Building on Fifth Street. Delegates from shoe makers bricklayers machinists blacksmiths carpenters masons plasterers and bakers discussed securing a hall for the National Labor Congress to be held here starting the fifteenth with costs for bonded contracts and ten delegates from each union approved a motion for a ten minute address by a representative to conclude the session.
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Labor Assembly of
Iron Cing
Firth ‘Street
Vine
C. Lucker
L. McHugh
Eivsiney
Shoeemak Bricklayers
Machinista
Innsone
Bheck-Binders
Ci Makers
Phimbers
Pri Ae
Davis
National Labor Conps
Aes
Picnic Brawl At Supple's Grove Sparks City Scare
A large crowd gathered at Supple's Grove on the turnpike for a Monday picnic from Covington. Five fights broke out among locals, with one man scalped and others injured as bystanders watched. City residents from Covington provided few names. a street lamp malfunction briefly left darkness before reigniting. A child was tossed by a cow near W. E. Ashbrook's home, causing serious injuries. The Comet of All Kentucky reports Keaton Court decisions involving local cases Grotenkemper Amelia Rich v Rich and Hopkins v Walters among others.
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Joe D. Mack
Madison
Supple’s Grove
Turnpike
Cointon
W. E. Ashbrook
Penth
Kentucky
Keaton
Hill & Rm
Grotenkemper
Amelia Rich
Joseph Rich
Hopkins
F.walters
Newport Directors Meeting and Local Incidents
Newport and Covixaron Brivor directors held their annual meeting on Monday with Col. John Todd elected President. A picnic yesterday saw a youth John Pflume accidentally shoot himself while handling a pistol near a bystander. A boy, Mill, died from injuries after an accident near the Newport Cemetery. A court decision in the Circuit Court favored Newport against Abbott and others over a tax issue for Madison Street improvement, with injunctions made perpetual. The School Board discussed finances and expects the proceeds to cover expenses and leave a creditable balance.
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Newport and Covixaron Brivor
Newport and Covin
John Todd
Piveel Salles Te Piencat
Scsi ‘Smor
John Pflume
Nam
Er Ae
Mill i Pee Raeen
Renagin
Newport
Anorhes
New Abbott
Ifewport
Gaur
Madison Street
Procespias
Ancenaeoes
Local Council Sees Miller Replaced As Mayor
The November 14 council meeting filled the mayoral vacancy after Mr Miller retired citing onerous duties. Mr Waceer tens elected to the post, with Mr Elmes’ vacancy filled by a new member and Mr Kellogg added to Council. The organization was restored and government roles clarified.
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Yette Gardner
Miller
Mayer
Fort da
Waceer Tens
Elmes
Xaneiock
Sheldon I. Kellogg
Eston
Smith
Iran
Se Mayer
Marshal
Dayton Benefit Drive Aids Lutheran School Debt Relief
Dayton Kentucky residents plan a street event to raise funds along Caeat street for the Lutheran church school debt relief. Organizers say proceeds will cover overdue obligations and support the parish program. Local volunteers solicit community support and note the event date is forthcoming.
Langley and Co. Advertisement at 24 Water Street
Classified ad from Langley & Co. at 24 Water Street Cincinnati offers assorted products and services with frequent on hand availability. Includes emphasis on low prices, medical/bleeding products, and customer assistance in a busy storefront setting.
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Langion Aina
L. W. Langley & Commission and
DeaLags
Gham
de Reahes No
Water St
Bet
Main and Walnut
Cincinnati
Tae
Model Store Offers Cracker Cases and Teas at Low Prices
A fragment from June 4, 1870 lists D. 8S Cabrick at No 103 Main Street above Third Street offering a large stock of teas crackers and other goods at prices claimed to be unbeatable. Mentions Clinton and “Model Store” with emphasis on sale values and store location.
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D. 8S
Cabrick
Main Street
Third St
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Wasurmoron
Houde
Pennsylvania
Jones
North Carolina
Mississippi
Newsham
Th Reese
Wiisok Kol Minna
Gered
Prim “the Provisional
Maine
Hen Lamb
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Sickles
Mrs. Madison
Seward
City Matters
International — Typographical, Uneon
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Mtr Beeen
Fiat
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C. Vaughn
Willa
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Deanel
Vaughn
Cy Gall
Ausone
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Clachanail
Sec Tasuer
C. W. Fiyne
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Lewis
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Hammond Ee
Cintinnati
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Whartes
Iene
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Ie Water
A. A. Powmierry
John McGil
Vana G. Kerry
Thomas Irvin Willies
Jamies
Fowler
Bats
Flood
Rh. Mallingmorth
Bi Cultes
National Union Chapel
Poynaderweg
Meyerhoffer
McLean
WyThe
Ted
Onus Scanlan
Twelfthi
Neipal
Sonpeenereene
Emaveseos
Scanlon Law
Shee Carneyea
Curt “Planation
Sean Toss
Roe Gukett
Seanian
Story
Dim
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Scanlan
Cani
Ceva
Bel Tor Peyedon
Bomsg
Board of
Tion
Hughes High
Committee On
Wabawen
Board OF Education
Religious
Daily Morning Prayer Meeting
Cinncinnati Labor Assembly
Drews Fire Department
R. Griffifhs
Clapton
Cormuven
Dayton, KY
Caeat Te Stree
eKhath Kotalon
Dain O' Joel J. Barlow
Jos.b. Peebles
Sam
Grocers
N. E. Corner Fifth and
Reed Sts
Rankin
Siam
Arcuteenga Ta
Jie Vor
Oat
Allison
Johnsen
de Foy Remonts
Ofte
Candy, &c
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