Artists discussed in a Monday city page
The page surveys local artists with notes on oil paintings of Big Miami scenes, portraits, and a Lincoln bust, praising talent like Webber Beard and Leon Van Loo while urging life drawing and public recognition. It mentions A P A and the Worthy Grand American Protestant Association meeting at Fourteenth and Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etudies
Big Miami
Bonte
Paiite
Lon
Pying Nee T. Sentiment Ox
A. Besugureau
Webber
Mr. Manmen
Tammie
Iis Holbrook
T. Spencer
Beard
Mr. Beard
Porter
Mozart T.D.J
Lincoln
Leon van Loo
Robert Clarke
Clarke's
A. P
Worthy Grand
American Protestant Assat P of Ohio
Fourteenth and
Central Avenue
Unclear Text Fragment Incomplete Matchups And Names
A garbled OCR fragment references Pillai and a match or game with phrases like closer game and hard effort. It also mentions Jochen B and various stray terms. No coherent event, date, or organizations are discernible for a concrete summary.
Fire and accidents disrupt Cincinnati evening
At about 9 last night Mrs Selma’s confectionery at 149 West Sixth street caught fire from caught waste paper and boam. The engine, built by Torrence, praised as a fine work, drew praise for its likeness of Mr Torrence. An affray at Schuetzny Fairmount left a woman injured after hot water and a fire poker attack. A rescue attempt at Walnut Hills to aid three men from Little Miami river ended with Boilleau and Stricker among the dead or missing, with bodies recovered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Weat
Sixth Street
Statch
John F. Sereeeetes
Serer Weil
As Oa
Porealtad
Schuetzeny
Shooting Society
Fairmount
Miami
Fempers
T- Walnut Hills
Tony Landwehr
Boileau
Wom
Attem
Toeha
Schwehr
Boilleau
Stricker
Genau
William Stricker
Switzerland
Paris
Cincinnati
Baron Haussman
Seine
Saint Dennis
Asnieres
Obie Sabbath School State Convention Notes and Talks
A transcript from the Obie Sabbath School State Convention at Ovanui in June recalls speakers focused on Christian duty and youth work. Dr Byers and Colonel Harri praised practical ministry and reinvigorating Sunday School efforts while sharing touching testimonies of faith and family worship.
Descriptions of St Louis Business and Quincy Bridge Progress
Letter from St Louis reports busy wharf trade with freight rates to New Orleans at twenty cents per barrel for flour fifteen cents per sack for corn and fifteen cents per hundred pounds for heavy grain. Outright mentions the Argonaut and Glasgow steamers and the J N Kell loaded with 21 000 bushels of oats. Quincy Bridge piers nearly complete, ironwork up, draw nearly finished, mid fall aim to span Mississippi. Indian murders during Osage treaty and destructive storms in Kansas Missouri noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frank Pargoud
Argonaut
Hegrey
Ft. Stevenson
Gerard
Allen
Glasgow
Omaha
Tames
M. V.T. Co
J. N. Kell
Orleans
New York
Quincy
Missouri
Mississippi
Dakota City notes new mail link and growth drive
A self portrait of Dakota City Nebraska, its cross river link to Sergeant Bluff Iowa, a U S Land Office here for homesteads, ads for a better shoemaker and printer, new stores, railroad prospects, and civic plans. Weather details and crops abound with mention of a heavy rain storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota City
Neb
Agent's Bluffs City
Woodbury
Iowa
Big Maddy
Sat's Bluffs City
Sioux City
Ae Ee
Mtlemanly
Missouri Valley
Joux City Oper
Omaha
Nebraska
Dakota City and Columbus Railroad
Railroad Company
Robber Captured After Train Box Theft Near Odin Illinois
A box bound for the Illinois Central train at Odin Illinois was stolen and opened with a hatchet in a nearby old stable. Two youths chased the suspect who turned on them. he was captured after a struggle in which he sustained a head wound. About $1150 in cash was found in his boots and a peck of canceled Missouri Bank checks recovered. The thief, Lt. D. Clark, confessed after arrest. A separate raid on Fourth and Elm gambling hall removed tables, cards, chips and urns while a crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
Ill
Cent
Ate Bank of Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Lt. D. Clark
Fourth and Elm
Convention Board of Trade backs broad Pacific and canal links
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Board of Trade Convention chaired by President Fraley urged federal action to open Mississippi River outlets, build across Central America, and expand navigation from Lake Michigan to Lake Ontario. It cites limited government aid to the Kansas Pacific and the strategic military needs for Pacific access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Board of Trade Convention
Fraley
Randolph
Chicap
Cincinnati
Blow
Executive Committee
Mississi
Mississippi
Pacific
Atlantic
Isthmus
Central America
New Orleans
Mexico
Insular
Central
North America
Lake R
Lake Ontario
Chain of Great Lakes
Congress
Kansas Pacifs Railroad
Plains
Missouri River
Committee On Miliacy Affaire
House of Representatives
Congressional proceedings on admissions bills and pensions
Congress considered the North Carolina and South Carolina admission bills with debate on Arkansas and other conferees. The conference report on the Arkansas bill was discussed, and parties debated amendments. A session extended to consider pensions and a joint resolution related to act July 30, 1868, for relief of certain commissioned and enlisted personnel was reported and printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goran
Senate
Sdmisaton
North Carolina
South Caro
Louisiana
Trumbull
Iiliness Union
Arkansas
Union
Huume
Wisconsin
Jon
Nui
Aires
Perham
Senate Rejects McClellan for England Minister Amid Other Nominations
From the Saturday 5 o'clock edition, the Senate rejected McClellan as Minister to England. Colley Knapp, Julius Newburg, Walter E. Carlin were among other confirmed or noted appointments. The Reconstruction Bill and the Georgia Alabama bill were discussed without conclusion. the House remained on the Tax bill with no major actions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurxerox
Senate
McClellan
England
Colley Knapp
Illinois
Julius Newburg
Internal Revenue
Idaho
Walter E. Carlin
Mlinois
Georgia
Alabama
House
National Board of Trade Discusses Amendments and Specie
Philadelphia dispatch reports the National Board of Trade debating constitutional amendments to add representation for Toledo and other western cities, considering a larger board, and planning future meetings in Cincinnati. Specie payments, bridge spans, Pacific Railroad, and removal of lake obstructions are discussed. whisky tax relief and other trade measures are acted on or tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Blow
Great Western
Pacific Railroad
United States
Kansas Pacific
Colorado
New Mexico
Davis
Welsh
Phila
Coner
Allen
Be' Loala
Child Murder and Other Deaths Mark May in Chicago
Special Dispatch reports in Chicago a child murder where Patrick Fabay and his wife, living on North Avenue, killed their infant during a violent incident as the knife caused the death. Separate note records the death of Mrs. Bell, wife of a city police officer, found in a vacant West Side lot. May death toll tallies 21, per the Board of Health, an increase of eighty over last year, amid a violent storm causing city wind damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Fabay
North Avenue
Quarantine Caplans Debate State Convention Powers
A Texas treasury balance is reported as 6000 in the exchequer. A resolution sought to inquire into transfer of registration powers from military commanders to a convention. Action to appoint a committee to designate subjects beyond a State Convention for consideration was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Caplans
Sale
Tee Warant Lawiess
Texas
Petition for Union Pacific extension sent to committee
Wasmleton June 6 A petition from about forty railroad interests favors a bill for future extension of the Union Pacific Railroad and has been referred to the Pacific Railroad Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmleton
D. C
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Railroad Committee
Writ of Habeas Corpus Denies Pigot Confinement
In Dvusuim on June 6 a writ of habeas corpus shows Sullivan only leased. The writ against Pigni was denied and Pigot remains confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvusuim
Sullivan
Pigni
Pigot
Success in Asia and claims on Bokhara city
Official intelligence confirms the city of Bokhara may be in Emir control as claim persists. Reports state Russian troops have captured Samarcand and hold it, with the Emir’s death still unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Bokhara
Samarcand
Affairs in the Empire Yokohama Letter from April 27
A Yokohama letter dated April 27 reports that Tokyo was then under foreign possession with American interests advancing prominently. It notes our position was slightly ahead of Great Britain, reflecting shifting naval and commercial influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yokohama
Japan
Great Britain
The Fenians and City News From the River City
The steamer Tentonia from Southampton has arrived. General Nagle spoke at a Constitutional Unions meeting about his English sufferings. A Long Island farmer was robbed by highwaymen. A youth named Robert W earned a horse theft charge and was arrested with the horse returned to the owner. High school examinations will occur on the 28th and 31st of the month. A desertion case involves a wife left by her husband who denied her and fled to Illinois with another woman. the wife remains destitute and the man is sought by authorities. A citizen was assaulted while attempting to demand reform and the scene described shows widespread disorder and police activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Creek
Kansas
Ellsworth
Dent County
Bt. J. Mo
Emilie
Fifth Street
Council
St. J
Omaha Packet Com Pte
Henry Johnson
Bill Ges
Key City
Han
Fort Madison
Hall
Bismarck
Europe
America
Russia
Mapeure
Siberia
Poland
Washington
United States
New York
Tentonia
Southampton
General Nagle
N. Democratic Convention
Long Island
Robert
Warner
Llinois
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Che Baily Cines
City Matters
Pillai
Sa Jochen
Obie Sabbath School State Convention
Ovanui
Oberlin
Byers
Harri
Ney
Jesus
Zaccheus
Colon H
Christ
Vy. J. Emery
Finney
Richland
Mancield
Tolan Ta
Obertin
Cincinnati Times
Paar
Old
Francis I
Catharine de Medicis
Henry V
Marie de Medicis
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Louie
Phillippe
Emperor
City Engineer
Board of City Improvements
Broadway
The
Damascus
Thomas Ves
St. Louis
Quincy Bridge
Dakota
Warngas
National Commercial Convention
Boston
Fosdick
Executive Council
Pass’ Outre
Mississippi River
Toledo
National Board of E
Pennsylvania
Rame
Garibaldi
Liberal Party
Italy
France
Brest
Farrar
Austria
Baden
Francis Joseph
Chamber of Deputies
Reichsrath
Prussia
Gamblers
Congressional
Wasmscrom
June É
Mclellan
National Board of Trade
F. Fraley
C. W. Stevenson
Dow
Buffalo
Ebin~ of Lakes
Nazaro
Chicago
Walbridge
Mann
Superior
West
Boynton
Hodges
Baltimore
St. Paul
Naszaro
Cine
Ore
Curiaco
Ireland
Asia
Fenians
Hurlburt
Braphy
Elm Street
Phalon
Thos. W. Farrin & CO
Euwest
Arenes
Myer Delet
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