Congress Minutes Mention Nominations and Tolls Debate
Fragmented report shows nominations by the President to full congress roles including a Fourth District seat, a temperance committee post, and a Canadian opera connection. It notes canal toll adjustments by the New York Canal Board, officer activity, and a fire accident with burned victims drawing attention in a broad, patchy summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italiana Opera
Paris
Ae Ae
Cincinnati
Mineton
Ton
Clifford
United
Esa
Bancroft
Hon
Charles
Chicago
Supreme Court
New York Canal Board
Lake City
F. Leeis
Red Cloud
Cooper
Capadinilien
Paterday
James Keenan
Patrick J. Mee
Mechan
Wells
Hartford
Erle Aidbill
Dickens Exalted as Humanitarian Artist and Mourned
Our New York Letter reflects on Charles Dickens as a humane exemplar, praising his moral influence, social care, and lasting impact on language and literature. It notes public mourning across the Atlantic, debunks rumors of a lavish lifestyle, and highlights his work ethic and personal generosity. It also covers media salaries, editor selections, and publishing dynamics surrounding Tilton and Bowen in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coubie
New York
Shakespeare
Dickens
Atlantic
England
London
Boston
Oliver
Smike
Little Nell
Theodore Tilton
Independent
Brooklyn Union
Horace Greeley
Henry C. Bowen
General Woodford
Woodford
Boat Found in River With Drowning Victim
A vague report notes a boat found drifting in the river with a body observed nearby. The incident involves an unnamed river area and an individual presumed drowned, details are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nermel
Illiam Gilet
Seloto River
Shooting at eating-house ends in deadly outcome
A shooting occurred at a local eating-house where a black employee was involved with the proprietor. The assailant returned fire and the victim, a Negro, was struck and died, with the loss deemed fatal and non-survivable.
A Lovers Horrible Assassination at Ashley Pike County Mo
A sensational report details the murder of Miss Abbie Summers of Quincy at Ashley Missouri, with the assailant identified as a rejected suitor. The killer reportedly stalked Summers, followed her to a church, then fatally attacked her in a room at the residence of M. T. Summers. The accused was captured in Green County and remains in mourning due to Summers' death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbey
Abbie Summers
Quincy
Telegraph
Ashley
Pike County
Evening Journal
Minabe Summers
Jone
Gelagiosa
Rio Angeron
Esos
M. T
Mse Lemins
Thas
Asheen
Miss Summers
Cutto
Abbié
Fela
Mies
County
Owling Green
Woon's Tasaten Seengerfest At Wood's This Week
Not all attractions of the great Seengerfest keep people from Wood's where the current programme delivers tremendous sound. This week Brallent presents a strong program, with two remaining opportunities for those who have not yet seen it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woon
Wood's
Red Stockings Triumph in Rough Season Finale
Baseball notes record a Reds victory by 20 to 4 last year, with a current series ending in ATI. Chicago Club defeats amateur Rockford in a freak scoring game. Holt Juniors of Newport beat Miaasis 36 to 16 as Holt Juniors to face Red Steelings. Chicago Baseball Club plans Eastern tour, umpire arrangements vary by location. Portsmouth Riversides crush Ripley Independents 48 to 9, New York Mutuals to play in Portsmouth July 18. Reds hailed by New York papers as champions after stunning Unions of Morrisania. multiple editorials praise field play and the Reds' achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATI
Times Bulletin Board
Owcaco
Rockforp
Chicago Club
Rockfords
Village Boys
Raines
Usetz Buty
Holt
Newport
Timeaigna Aig Toatenee
Wm. Heit
Holts
Red Steelings
TMB
Cmcace Cwb
Chicago Baseball Club
Forest City Club
Cleveland
Goseup
Portsmouth Riversides
Ripley Independents
New York Mutuals
Portsmouth
Ohio
Quakes City Boys
Athletics
Philadelphia
Réd S Ephings
New York
Morrisania
the Tribune
Cincinnatians
Ruth
Debeer
Adi
Ion
Shea Lau Reeks
Union Prayer Meeting Observation
A broken, early 19th century report describes a Union Prayer Meeting with fervent prayer and singing. Rev. Atkinson led a solemn exhortation as attendees joined in prayers and hymns amid reflections on faith and devotion. Mr Shepard of the Bepeiss Church attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Atkinson
Goa
Meeting of Cincinnati Ladies Mission Plans City Outreach
The Cincinnati Ladies Home Mission of the M E Church met in the Preachers room of the M Book Concern. Dr Rust chaired with Rev Chas Ferguson offering prayer. A plan for city missionary work modeled on the General Missionary Society was discussed, aiming to engage women and possibly change by laws to advance missions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinmpati Ladies' Home Mission
Methodist Episcopal Church
Noacan
M. E. Church
M. Book Concern
Rust
Chas. Ferguson
Dr. Wiley
General Missionary Society
Fragmented notes on church governance and local events
A muddled passage outlines church representation rules and officer elections, mentions a repeal of a section, and notes a meeting with several unnamed gentlemen voting unanimously. The text shifts to references to a Mr Pearson, colonial Indies, a proposed society, and ends with stray mentions of a dangerous bovine incident and a church donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosetaell Mansion
Musical program described at cosmists seminary event
The article details a student concert with performances of various pieces by composers like Ingelow and Bach, featuring vocal solos, choral numbers, and piano works. It notes diplomas awarded by Rev. Potter and remarks on a well attended chapel and social gathering following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Bisckinton
Eliza Barbour
Bing
Suile
Ingelow
Wellie Hlaracht
Muzio
Lida Barfica
Tille Brewer
Franklin
Nannie Merriot
Trankiin
Sharonville
Olkie
Toei
Gavotte
Job
Seb
Bach
Ring
Maggie Beasley
St. Louis
Instrumen
Ranesch
Potter
young _constitutis
Warne
City Improvements Board discusses street extensions and water works
The Board met with Mayor Torrence presiding and heard requests to extend Fourth Street from Wood Street and Ninth Street at Pearl Lane. The Engineer was ordered to survey Lower River Road and assess bowlders from Millcreek to the river. Several private contracts were denied and several streets were under consideration for light and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Avenue
Pearl Street
Madison Road
Sims
Nicolson
Ace
Lower River
Millcreekidge
Incident Report From Covington Leads To Jury Verdicts
Fragmented text indicates an accident and a grand jury report in Covington including an employee of a railroad company and a conviction in the Criminal Court. Names appear garbled, with references to Chessee Davis and a County Jail, but details are unclear due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Mason
Re BR
Ohat R
Rver
Chima
Chessee ‘Davis
Oe County
Newport Accident Ties Up Ohio River Bridge Dispute
Thin, fragmented report notes an accident near Newport and a related incident involving the Ohio River bridge company. It mentions the Board of Directors, city council, and a meeting to discuss street work at Eglantine, with procedural details unclear and multiple garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Xp Cincinnat
Tomsbot
Coal Son Bisaym
Ohio
Pee
Eglantine
Fragmented Newport Notice With Unclear Details
The text shows a garbled discussion about Newport, funds and subscriptions, with references to a vote, a clerk named Hazen, and extensions of time. The readable bits include mentions of a $10,000 subscription to Pall toy and uncertain phrases about obligations, dates, and a possible public vote or extension. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ir. Hazen
EB Fifth St. on Clintes Site Rena
Fragmentary OCR shows a local real estate or business notice referencing Fifth Street and a site, with unclear names and details. Readable items imply a property action or development in a neighborhood, but exact entities and dates are not clear from the text.
Omens TEAS SF and Oysters Seeenes
A fragmented note mentions teas and oysters with odd spellings and unclear context. Readable items include references to omens and scenes, but missing names, places, and dates to anchor facts. The text appears as garbled OCR with unrelated terms and no coherent event or persons.
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Tilton
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America
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Berlin
Booth
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Maine
South Carolina
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Voree
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Mic
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Utah
Wes Receb
Mackenzie
Pei Halse
New Jersey
Joah Biings
Springfield
Wendell Philli
Horace Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
Reds
Santee Mus
Bn Zohesring
Reer Resoureic
Jesus
Mora Santi
Mr. Shepard
The
Bepeiss Church
Guy
Cincinnati and
Louswt
Thevoland Cole
Lincoln Park Church
Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Cosmists Seminary
H. Maxwel
Harry Choate
Jsbus UR
Eee
Covington
Seereee
Dayton, KY
Hosenero
B. &. Carrion
Main Street
Third St
L. W. Langley & C9
Forl J. Barlow
Jos.b. Peebles’ Sons
Grocers
N. E. Corner
Sis
C. 8. Rankins Co., Architectural Iron Works
Vine Street
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Aa BarSy-Bateces Hanes
Ated Ators
Candy, &C
Sturdevant
Tudson
JAS. L. Haven
Olnciansti
St Ste
Ferguson Mtb & Ran Ent Cain Ek Res
Beetaseas
Clinton
Corte Crackers
Albert Biscuit
Jed N.E
Race
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