Fragmented 19th Century News Snippet Mixed Topics
A garbled 19th century item mentions Government relations with Sioux payments, Danes in distress, and emigration in New York City. It notes a Saint Thomas treaty, a Brownsville Nebraska event, a Wellington ceremony, and a memorial for Wm H Moore. The text also references a 1812 anniversary and a Dayton temple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seeback
Estes
Brownsville
Nebraska
Omaha
Shay
H. Moore
Wm. Quinn
Dayton
Indiana Divorce Laws Revival of McFarland-Richardson Affair
From the Indianapolis Sentinel June 11 the article notes a divorce decree process and motions. It references McFarland Richardson and details about residency and notice in the state, with remarks on the trial and personal disputes. It also mentions President Colfax and a bitter stance, plus speculation about names used during the trial. A second fragment reports two men killed by lightning near Massieville and a Waverly bridge incident involving Henry Hauben and Sendenen.
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the Bates
Geel Eason
McParland
Cal- Thee
Colfax
Chillicothe
Kuha
Waverly Pike
Massieville
Henry Haubei
Henry Hauben
Sendenen
Waverly
Butler As Complex Figure In Civil War Debate
Washington correspondence recalls General Benjamin Butler as a brilliant yet inconsistent figure. The piece analyzes his bold, sometimes contradictory leadership style, eloquence in debate, and unpredictable shifts between aggression and conciliatory terms. It also recounts anecdotes from his law days and his reception in political circles, painting a vivid portrait of his public persona.
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Relal
Cincinniati
Times
Wasuixeron
D. G
Benjamin Franklin Butler
National Tribunal
United States
Butler
Grant
Virginia
Bermunda
Massachusetts
Andy Johnson
Capitol Corridor
Simon Pure
Mr. Speaker
Dusmile i Teieaiaten
Builer
Mephistopheles
Unclear clipping hints at street plan in Montgomery Ohio
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a street plan for May in Ais tus and Montgomery Ohio with nostrils or caveated terms, lacking concrete names or dates to identify a clear event or subject.
Amusements Show Mix of Music and Tragic Circus Acts
Corr Amusements reports a new Manxman program with songs, dances, and comic bits, plus a Metropolitan equestrian act at the Baymiller Eighth Street lot. Macaully’s company brings a German drama and burlesque Lingard acts to Hall Saskinsky for a brief three night run. Rede Miles plans a top-tier New York talent season at the National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manxxvna
Frederick
Kelly
Bessie
Manning
Sam
Ben
Charley McKee
Bob Mart
Ka- Rane
Edie
Ten Fredericks
Frank Bowles
Lew. Brimmer
Cones
Hunneman
Seven Sisters
Circus
Baymiller
Eighth Streets
Madame Armstrong
Equestrienne
Watson Brothers
Hanlons
John Foster
Macavigr’s
Macauley
Sascinsky
Peet
B.A. Locke
Peisoner
R. Rede Miles
New York
The
National
Rainy day baseball at taanese Glue Club
Rep Stockixes and Mutuals meet in a postponed game amid rain. Previous June meeting ended Reds 4, Mutuals 2. Bulletin promise updates as Innings progress. Also notes Antiochs beat Daytons 42 to? and reflections on Fort Wayne clubs.
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Taanese
Owen
Forest City
Rockland
Cleveland
Gurneos
Inaion Rive Lara
Gosatr
Antiochs
Daytons
Yellow Springs
Enews
Keki‘oncordian
Fort Wayne
Opening of the Tenth International Sengerfest Plans and Preparations
Preparations surge for the Tenth International Sengerfest opening Wednesday through Sunday in Cincinnati. Arch structures, flower decorations, and a grand procession with bouquets, bands, and thousands expected. Societies from many cities report attendance, with committees organizing flowers, hospitality, and banquet arrangements at Senger Hall and nearby venues.
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Pelle
Dan
Pey
Oneine Street
Seager
Pearth Street
Pike’s
Music Hall
Senger Hall
Ginaibute
Frobsinn
Chi
Ee Biederktdas
Ichmond
Indiana
Harugati Liedert
Michigan
Heethoven
Gaamgeoas
Wheeling
West
Ohio
Kromchy
Men
Chicago
Cleveland
Onis Sy
Liederkratz
Evan Y Meinperchor
Seynnerchor
Webster
Harmonie
Troy
Casino Gomasreceta
Memphis
Tennessee
Inhary Orpheus
Louis
Missouri
Ceiicin Ma
Vine Street
Shore 8
Gia
R. M. Moore
Se Hall
Vine and
T Streets
Cincinnati
Procession Route Details for Wednesday Parade
The document outlines a Wednesday procession with divisions named First, Second, and Third. It lists the line of march from Seventh and Walnut, north on Walnut to Vine, then Hamilton Road and back to Walnut, ending near Fifteenth. Officers and captains such as Daniels, Eberhanit, Flamen Bail, and Heyne are named among marshals and aides.
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Vandalia
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Alton
Indicente
Central Rail
Sherior
Yohaal McKeen
President Tard
Ord
Indianapolis
Esates Closanat
Cincinnati
Walnut
Walnut Rt
Vine
Hamilton Road
National Suengerfest Final Exercises Programme
Programme for a national singers festival final exercises held at Fest Hall Orphan Ames Let Walnut Street Avenue A Mall Walnut Street Vine Mercer Railroad Depot designated as the event site. Admission prices listed seventy five and twenty five cents for concerts and admission.
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Orphan
Ames
Walnut Street
Aleve
Walnut
Vine
Mercer Sea Ete
Dian 2 Railroad
Aeen Peat
Florence Marner Leads Subscriptions Drive
fragmented OCR text shows Florence Marner as secretary overseeing a subscription drive with names like Awon & Co and Alex Fries & Sovee. details unclear but indicates a committee effort and local business involvement to raise funds.
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Hen, & Co
Caduetelle
Alex Fries
Sovee
Steet
Lata
Pigoh
Exsas
Florence Marner
Secreta
Anti Secret Society Convention Proceedings Read
Proceedings describe a Saturday session with afternoon adjournment and continued evening meeting. The convention discusses alleged secret societies, praises a Christian city meeting place, and appoints or extends committees. It condemns secret groups and calls for the removal of inscriptions from monuments and public buildings.
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Iia
Reed
Antennet
Bunker Hill
We Sansa
Daily Union Prayer Meeting Led by Rev Me Keer
The Daily Union Prayer Meeting at the Bee Delly Union was led by Rev Mr Me Keer. Attendees requested prayers for a young person as the congregation joined in singing a hymn in response.
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Daily Union Prayer Meeting
Bee Delly Union
Thewa
Me Keer
Meeting to nominate tickets in Covington and Kenton County
A citizens meeting in Covington and Kenton County will be held this afternoon at 3 o clock to nominate a ticket for the forthcoming election. Attendees include local residents and officials from Covington and Kenton County. The event aims to organize support and mobilize voters for the party slate.
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Sean Keesing
Grand Army event postponed to June 27 in Newport
The annual Grand Army gathering advertised for Taylor's Grove was postponed due to bad weather to June 27. Sunday School at Castensean Church reported constructive motions by children with about two hundred twenty five attendees. An individual calling himself Lieutenant George W. Starr drew a small crowd at the courthouse.
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Grand Army
Bou
Taylor's Grove
Chareh
George
W. Starr Shane
Dayton Kentucky Community Takes Steps Toward Road Fund
A local Dayton meeting details fundraising and subscriptions to support road construction. Key figures include J. M. McArthur and Rev. J. Groome along with committee appointments. Members vow to press on, aiming to have the road in operation soon and to enlist broader support before the next regular meeting slated for Thursday evening in June.
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Vite
Tng Seavertaclene
J. M. McArther
J. Groome
Andre Ars
Oesee Eeemee Etewaney AD . Reeves
Siesneeneheeseentn
Phil
Meader
Tobin
Scien Tehontosnensesien
Charles McArthur
The Murdoch Association Othello Reading Sat
A fragment describes a Saturday reading of Othello by the Murdoch Association with an active audience. The union and attendees seemed pleased with the performance and atmosphere, noting strong general reception and satisfactory execution.
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Murdoch Association
Aries
Model Store Prices Drop Amid Grocery Specials
A fragmented ad from 1876 advertises lower prices at the Model Store on Fifth Street. It highlights teas for 80 cents, peaches at 25 cents per can, and various pantry items like corn and crackers. The text lists brands and quantities in a cluttered format typical of old newspaper notices.
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Fifth St
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University of
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Washington Personals
Europe
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Louisville
Falls City
Vandalia Terre Haute
Col
W. R. McKeen
Geo. B. Engle
Brough
John Brough
ST. Lovie
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Ais
Montgomery
Ain
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Richardson
Ammold
Prather
Nee
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Mas Halleene
Hull
Toe Conty
New York Tribune
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Icluls
Emecetonia
Sabi
Gomi
Prsblees
Ressons
Aeom
Transiodena
Vengerfest
Schweitzer Maennerchor
Are
Wm. H. Domintek
Wm. R. Eligs
Mary Sargent
M. Buchanan
Johnnes
Cat Bush
Henry
M. Cit
Warbeeit
Wa. P
Nixon
John John
Caml Lewis Whiteman
Her
Telok Bie
Riverside
A. Browers
T. H. Pac
Emil Adae
Miss Mack
H. B
Hartmann
John B
Hopkins’ Hall
Prulacti
M. Moore
Frayx Rumsey
Lawn
Zee
Woleean
Mr. Dart
Beeston
Marsha
Eberhanit
Flamen Bail
T Heyne
Tzler
Pition
Sda
Religious
Jess
Tbursbsan
Covington
Newport
Dayton, KY
Remova
Rem
Rice & Son
N. W. Corner
John
Joke J. Barlow
Jos.b. Peebles’ Sons
Grocers
N. E. Corner
Rankin
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Rerest Gare
Sas Boe
Anes
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Main Street
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