Frontier County Town of BiuMon Seeks Honest Men
The county seat BiuMon with 1200 to 1400 residents sits on the Wabash River and the Fort Wayne Mund Cincinnati Railroad twenty five miles south of Fort Wayne. It boasts lumber manufacturing, churches, a six room public school, six dry goods houses, stores, two foundries, and a river warehouse. Land offers from 15 dollars per acre on well timbered, improving land. wealth grows with toil. W. ELT invites honest settlers to purchase land and help till abundant corn farms nearby.
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Science
Cincinnati Times
Blorrttox
Jane
BiuMon
Wabasha River
Fort Wayne
Ieee
Eostenwood
Beech Main
Rede Rae
Lwe
We Are Surrounded by All That Is Pleasant and Noble
Correspondence from New Haven Ohio notes a positive view of local citizens and rural life. It praises industrious farmers, neat churches, and civic virtue. The writer extols civil rights, republican ideals, and local agricultural prosperity amid a strong community spirit.
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Cincinnati Times
New Haven
Ohio
Conventional notes on climate and idle acres fade
The fragment mentions a convention class and town lesser officials and a beat order, noting improvements behind the conch and a paid system. It references idle acres and a climate, but the text remains fragmentary with no clear event or outcome to report.
Fragmentary quote on daily life and uplift
A fragmented passage discusses lifting daily life to higher enjoyment and noble living, aiming to uplift hearts and homes. It references deeds, perseverance, and collective improvement without full context or clear speakers.
Fragmentary note on Vatican talk and health of Pope’s man
A distorted excerpt describes a recent Vatican conversation with a papal aide. The speaker notes the health status of the Pope’s associate, saying no infirmities are evident and life could extend for many years. The fragment hints at changes in guidance or policy, though details are unclear and some phrases are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seresens
Fragmentary note on York and Cincinnati figures
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note mentioning York and Cincinnati and a reference to eighty two or eighty and a phrase about phase of made of one. Details are unclear but indicate a locational or numeric clue from the page.
At Cross Purposes Darkens Zephyr and Leonard’s Plans
Zephyr Marston faces family pressure and a lovelorn plot as Leonard Dalrymple and Oliver Carlyle clash over marriage vows. A secret letter from Leonard to Zephyr spurs Tense anticipation and a dangerous oscillation between duty and desire ending in an unresolved trap.
The Metropolis of London and Its Vast Population
A Leisure Hour feature extols London as the world’s largest city within fifteen miles of Charing Cross, housing about 1.6 million foreigners and vast native populations. It cites daily ships and sailors, weekly births and deaths, massive letter deliveries, crime figures, beer and gin trade, Sunday shops, and a large shortfall of churches and chapels.
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London
British Empire
Chating Cross
Clebe
Palestine
Rome
Edintburgh
Ihab
Fronu
Charingrosé
Wertsmouth
Chicago Tunes Show Cini BatI Spirit in a Mine
A fragment notes Chicago’s spirit amid boastful talk, contrasting it with a homely figure and suggesting enduring energy in the city. The source text is garbled but points to Chicago as having real spirit and resilience despite outward bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinibati
Chicago
Toledo Fomemercal Rasku Criticizes Ohio Governor
A fragmentary article from the Tiler Ocean edition accuses the Ohio governor of direct and cruel actions regarding fungi and its management, presenting a harsh political confrontation with characteristic newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
al Rasku
O ‘Fungi Aedite
Ohio
The New Army of France Aims at Universal Service
The plan outlines universal military service in France with a long graded system. It envisions a permanent army of 120,000 plus foreign units, an active force of 450,000 to 750,000 in war, and a vast reserve network totaling around 2.5 million trained soldiers. The scheme charges conscription, lengthy service terms, and multiple reserves to create a ready mass for rapid deployment. Names, dates, and places are not clearly legible in the fragment.
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Cerusin
Frarce
France
Lvecy
Ata
Ivan
Tita
Maatoord
Rcidiers
Oreign Waxigries
Légion Erdagere
Wader
Reich
Enotiidus
Widde
Aly
Rae Evies
Linth
Elane
Territoria Army
Ibi
Think Before You Speak in a Fragmented Tale
A hazy narrative fragment recounts a student and elder clash over truth and behavior. A grandfather figure is involved in a store incident and a secret, risky act at a dinner party unfolds. The piece hints at deception and a tense personal confrontation within a family setting.
Experiments On Romsey Boat Methods At Sea Trial
The Lenton Times reports on a May 10 exhibition at Romsey showing patent floating boats devised by Rev E L Berthon. A party including Sir William Mends and Transports Director Wil luan Mends examined a 12 by 5 foot boat with water condenser, sails, oars, and a collapsible framework. Demonstrations on the River Test included a shipboard artillery hoist and a bridge-capable boat, with multiple models and Arctic sledge boats exhibited for test aboard larger ships.
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Lenton Times
Romsey
South
Mayo
AdwisaPsir Willuan Mends
Sir Parry
Crivey
Wear
E L. Berthon
E. P. Willen
Dengta
Wil
Tle
Willisst
Acquisition of Saghalen island signals a northern power shift
The text reports Assin acquiring Saghalen island, extending control toward dominance in Asia. It notes the island’s geography near Chinese territory, its length and area, and emphasizes the strategic value from resources and position in the North Pacific. It discusses Imperial Russia’s aims, envisaged exploitation by engineers and convicts, and potential naval advantages, with Japan and Britain cited as impacted powers.
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Tex
Assin
Saghalen
Colos Gs
Asis
Seghalien
Saubiag Pexaiel
Amour River
Asia
Europe
Alexander
St. Petristfiy
Japan
Poriunef Seghalien
Siberia
Ite
Lunia
North Pacific
Okhotsk
Amoor
Russia
CHL
Uprenu
Techaipy
Ber
England
Anik
Ameria
Asti
Resentment Over Language Snobbery and Legal Privilege
A Southern paper defends vernacular speech against slurs and praises historic legal rights like a peasant’s ability to carry a case to county court. It argues that English slang reflects heritage and liberty, and condemns contempt for dialect as an attack on justice and Anglo Saxon roots.
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Georgia Leper
SH. Stephens
Weil
South
Eben Smith of Bridgeton Bitten by Cat
Eben Smith of Bridgeton is reported to have been bitten by a cat. The incident raises concern for health and safety, though the exact date and circumstances remain unclear in the fragmented clipping.
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Eben Smith
Bridgeton
Farming and Horse Riding in Nineteenth Century Life
A collection of farm notes covers butter making techniques, bean planting, and horse riding as a social and economic activity. It discusses dairy processing, bean cultivation, and rising interest in horseback riding for farmers and families, highlighting economic choices and lifestyle trends of rural life.
Improvised Kitchen Tips and Home Remedies Found
A practical mix of simple household hacks and recipes. Instructions cover cleaning tinware to prevent rust, making light rye tea cakes with milk eggs sugar and rye flour, and preparing chicken cheese from boiled chicken to mold into slices for easy travel meals. Includes miscellaneous tips framed as quick guidance for daily use.
Russian designs to conquer Corea alarm U S readers
The San Francisco Alta reports a private Yokohama letter noting suspicion Russia prepares to conquer Corea. It cites Korean cruelty toward whites, rising Russian interpreters in Asia, and port observers. fleets, troops, and supplies move toward potential action, with Nagasaki vessels to aid communications. Nearby items include shootings, arson, robberies, and a lynching-prelude case across several states.
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San Francisco Alta
Yokohama
Corea
Japaese
Chigése
Aml
Corean
Mentehooinj
Po Undeuel
Nagasaki
Viadivestock
Theervice
Nagidsaki
Coréa
Dette Rossig
Arctic
Ceremvis i
China
Cintere
Russia
Pacific
Nce
Constantinople
The New Governor of Madras amid political shifts
The Duke of Rockingham’s appointment as Governor of Madras could signal the potential removal of the Governor Generalship in India. The piece notes Grace’s tentative support for the Conservative Party and traces the Duke’s political lineage, including his father’s pillars of influence and Disraeli’s Bucking ham connections.
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Rockingham
Madras
India
Grace
Disraeli
Buckingtonshire
Buackingham
That's the Kind of Girl I Am a Frontier Portrait
Manude Ratherton of Flathusti is described as a slender seventeen year old who helps in the fields and with household duties. She can shear sheep in a day, handles farm implements, assists with children, and once broke a young horse to saddle and rode it to a fair, illustrating a rugged, industrious character.
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New Yorker
Manude Ratherton
Flathusti
Weather Report From Signal Service Cincinnati June Forecast
War Department Signal Service bulletin from Cincinnati reports upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys expect warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather with south to west winds. Ohio Valley and Western Gulf States to see stationary or rising temperatures and mostly clear skies. Lower Lakes show stationary or falling pressure with warmer weather. Continuous notes on rivers and barometer trends included.
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War Department
Signal Service
U. & Army
TAF Emer
Wasuvnetos
D.C
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Gulf States
Lower Lakes
Ohio
Dueling in Havana Ends in Curis and Cortreal Deaths
A duel in Havana between Dr. Algernon Sydney Curtis of New York and Salvador Cortreal, a Havana tobacco merchant, began after accusations of a wife’s infidelity. Five shots were fired. Curtis was wounded in the hip. Cortreal then killed himself, and Curtis is confined and under police surveillance.
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Havana
Algernon Sydney Curtis
New York
Salvador Cortreal
Havand
de. Curtis
Cortreal
Hetes
Aid
Titis Curtis
Mariano
Asea
Curtis
Local Business and Labor Notes in Brief
J Ronald a Louisville tobacco merchant died yesterday from apoplexy. Atlantic Cotton Mill Lawrence Mass will shut July 16 due to dull markets and reopen in September. Fifty journeymen coopers in Allegheny City Pa struck yesterday over a 2 cent per barrel wage cut. A committee of twenty Colum- indecisive text continues.
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J. Ronald
Louisville
Atlantic
Lawrence
Mass
James ‘M. Hewphith
Alleghany City
Pennsylvania
Jemterdey
Hayes Third Term Bid Sparks Ohio Gubernatorial Debate
The New York World notes ex Governor Hayes, the Republican nominee in Ohio, has already served two terms and by consenting to run again after a gap is essentially a third term candidate. The piece suggests democracy is fixated on the idea of a third term, warning that only a scarcity of brains could save Washington from this trend.
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New York World
Hayes
Ohio
Washington
Divorce filings and decrees in various cases noted
Multiple chancery and criminal actions listed with divorces granted on grounds of willful absence and cruelty. Marital dates and witnesses referenced. cases include Kirgbaum vs Kirgbaum and Wiechers vs Wiechers. custody, abandonment and adultery cited. building and court matters noted alongside creditor and garnishment actions.
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Sarah J. Kirgbaum
Adam W. Kirghan
Asco
Utah
Christina
Wiechers
Herman Wiechers
Josephine Zoller
Samuel Zoller
Rachael Henshaw
Wm. Henshaw
Emily Featherly
Abraham Featherly
Merviret Henning
Frank J. Henning
Ruth Sreadon
Herbert Schilling
Dietrich Schilling
Froderick W
Slice A
Margaret Parcell
James Parcell
Nashville
Todd
William Tucker
Cenaria Jr. Tucker
Probate Court Names Executrix After Will Reading
Judge Matson oversees probate as Anna Gawe ling is named executrix of Christian Gaweling estate including 2000 in realty. Margaret D. House is appointed administrator of Brewin House with 5000 cash and 10000 in realty.
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Matson
Christian Gaweling
Anna Gaweling
Margaret D. House
Jetypirix
Brewin House
Persebully
Madixonville Local Events and School Exhibitions
Madixonville hosts a Sabbath School picnic on Cosaddate grounds with old and young attending. A grand art exhibition is planned by the Missouri Graded School at Wednesday evening featuring recitations and music by the Quartette Club.
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M Madisouri
Uortette
Pete Ce
J. A. Knight
Avondale Notices and Community Events Preview
Avondale residents hear an omnibus frott on Sundays at 9 PM. Mr and Mrs Andrews of Glenwood celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary with a wooden wedding. A straw festival and fair is set for the 17th at the Presbyterian Church. An exhibit by the A Grade village school is planned near term. A large Avondale turnout attended the Wesleyan Tala Seminary commencement concert yesterday. Road work and council meetings are discussed as Mitchell avenue decisions loom and Barnet avenue matters are debated. Archbishop Purcell’s appointee for St Andrew's is temporary, with hopes for Mr Welch to provide ongoing services.
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Dalrymple
Fanny Oglevie
Miss Zephyrs
Mr. Osrigie
Zephyr
Eyke
Temane
Mr. Carlyle
Leonard Dalrymple
New York
Ephyr
Yale
Gephan
Sisenates
Steibel
Norrow
Mitchell Avenue
Wade
Uney
Ciotionati Board of Improvements
Barnet Avenue
Boman's
Purcell
St. Andrew's Church
Ker
Welch
Local notices and events on Madison Street and district
A fragment from a late 19th century issue reports on activity around Madison near Sixth with a $200 Parlor organ sale at St Aloysius school Monday night, plus traffic changes on Scott and Pike streets. Names note police actions for disorderly conduct and drunkenness, a Covington District Conference session at Union M E Church with speakers, free admission for ladies, a First Baptist wedding, and a column praising a Capital Baseball Club win.
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Madison
St. Aloysius’ School
Mouday
Scott and
Pike Streets
Moryroe
John G. Saith
James S. Johnson
James Morresve
John Bigle
Mike Bulan
Peter Crockett
Seal Jackson
Arrose
Beicen Scott
John
Covington District
Union M. E. Church
Dr. Savage
D. Nl. Mullen
Escaped Soldier Trails Pursuers and Local Court News
A soldier escaped on the Front stew line this morning, shoe-less and barefoot, outrunning pursuers. Local notes report a jail board meeting, court actions, shipping and property matters, and various personnel changes in the public schools and military posts.
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Cincinnati Daily Times
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Bone
Wells County
Indiana
York Wi
Cinemasti Times
Nelly Marshall M’afer
Len
Theaear
Mir
Carlyle
Leonard
Parrion
Leonard — Dalryuple
Bin
Leonard Dalepple
Ironi
America
Ian
Delrymple
la Barre
Panilus
Gece Wachington
Riar
Myotis
Howe
Yen
Wilitonee
Toniel
Bilis
Cha ‘H. Iit
el Yita
Dineer
Genén
Berten
Maven
Prngvege A
Elleworth
Bere
Hhaves
Smith
Hitlerene
Ebay
Gandamini
Patennal
Centennial Commission
United States
Fairmount Park
Englad
Belgium
Man
Stock Society of
New Jersey
Noah
Northbrook
Lo aHay
Buckinghamshire
Mafford
Duke of Buckingham
Henry VIII
Ors Bart of
Bedford
Eimund
Murke
Bedfer
A. Peottieri
Behlers
Stowe
Bia
South- Ca
Condh
Chamberlin
Ymaparthy
Benday
Reapp
Trenton
N. J
Jemes Keenan’ Hommes
Edward ©. Rose
Uocker School-House
Springfield
T Hat
Daniel McAllister
Hearting House
St. Louis
Ed. Jonson
Memphis Express
J. R. Allen
Johnson
Matt
John Goodheart
Omaha
Neb
Jennie C. Rainey
Pada Despila
Isaac Ottenger
Raleigh
N.C
Third Avenue
Marellas
Odenton
Minegro
Jackson
Annapolis
Veston
Keokuk
Iowa
Ravenworth
Ken
Lawrie
Lois
MO Ian
Cheng
st-Paul, Minn
Venkter
Fort Giteon
Chirge
Notr
Bassion
M. Staempfli
Presiskent
Swiss ‘National Council
Wilson
Milner
Igo Fulton Hamilton
Pollock
Johns
Kinas
New
Enges
Telegraphic
Teu
Colum
Court Bulletin
Cox
Cincinnati
B. ‘Mookler
G. Kereneval
Steapr
Ik'seoaten
Chey
First National Bank
Madison Street
Chancery Court
Tarvin & Green
John. Mackay
Mackoy
Covington
Menzie
Child
Boleh Ve
James McGuirk
Costa
Cummings
Thompson
Judge Perkins
Herman Burns
Margaret Watts
Jesse Cannon
Thomas Morgan
John McCool
H. W. Rhineck
P. Bitti
Ai. C. Plante
W. &. Fleming
Caves
James Heaterey
Henry Jones
E. P. Willett
Coun
Jona Burns
Esault
James Kelley
John Burns
George Kehler
Same
James Johnson
Joseph Williams
Thiel
Morris Moses
Thornton Howiiton
Cynon
Hi. Kemper
Rg Penc Wes
Theodore Leverman
Probate Court
Madisonyville
Madixonville
Ah Astou- Iehing
Queep
Avondale
Hi Davis
Star Baseball Club
Logan Vickers
Alice Beasford
First Baptist Church
Capital Baseball Club
Frankfort
Cuoren
Fourth Street
Penireage Charch
TT Bac
Newport
Cemen
Ohio River
Ork Street
J. Eh. Swope
D. B. Gosney
I Jo. Rawe
John Alles
Dayton
Alexandria
Spaces Clarke
Greeney
Esquire €. P
Joan Mitchel
Holts
Char Ir J Ronoe
Evalous
Wwe
Frank Haynan
Amed Livingston
Cuttin
P. Iy
Fata Pao
Seal
J J. M. Thom
Perieveners
A. M
Leutenant
T. F. Heil Peepee
Whitw
AHL. le. Com
Seri
T. F. Reiley
T, Fantry
Sea Board
Pggeld Street
Mitle Knox
Ketereh Dixon
Tescheus
Olhaber
Boyd
John Jarvis
Jonathan Kirkner
G. R. Harris
J. T. Williamson
Ongen
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