Counterfeiter Wa. J. Brown Appears in Circuit Court
New York June 22. Wa. J. Brown, noted counterfeit, faced trial in the Circuit Court before Judge Sedge on charges of attempting to pass two and ten dollar currency notes. The case involved notes stolen from a Bleeker Street division and linked to defendants including Washburna, Jenny Ralph, and Rebecca Moore. Co defendants include Hugh J. Jewett, Charles F. Hanton, and Butler Trustees of Buffalo Erie mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Brown
Sedge
Brown
Bleeker Street
General Met
Washburna
Jenny Ralph
Rebecca Moore
Washington
Knoch
Porter
H. Willis
Buffalo
Ealay Company
New York and Erie
Hugh J. Jewett
Charles F. Hanton
Wil- Butler
Buffalo Erie Mortgages
Farmers’ Loan
Saranac Sinks After Strait Collision Off Vancouver
The United States steamer Saranac struck a Vancouver steamer in a strong current near Vancouver. The Saranac hung briefly and sank within an hour, with no lives lost. Lieut Maynard Dr. of the Smithsonian was aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binking
United States
Saranac
San Francisco
Haven
Maynard Dr
Smithsonian of Ia
Overland Railroad
Vancouver
Turbulent Midwest storm damages railways and crops
Kansas City dispatch reports a severe storm the most damaging since 1514 sweeping across the state. Railroads including Missouri Pacific and St Louis Kansas and Northern suffered many bridge washouts, tracks rendered impassable, and crops destroyed. Bridges down and waterlogged districts stretch for miles with no loss of life yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
The
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
St Louis
Kansas
Northern
Canjon
Supreme Court rules on petit larceny law in Hamilton case
Special Dispatch reports the Ohio Supreme Court upholds the May 7 1869 general law defining petit larceny with uniform statewide operation via the constitution and a 1855 act. The Von Hagan case from Hamilton County is decided now, with the final signer decision due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Supreme Court
Joseph von Hagan
Hamilton County
Thiter
Signer
Double murder near Belleville and Shiathers Sinois line
At a groggery about thirty five miles from St. Louis on Sunday night a man named Anselm Russel killed Grimes with a pocket knife after quarrels among farm laborers. Russel fled but was captured with help from Constable Fisne and townspeople who stopped mob justice. Grimes died two hours later with injuries to chest and thigh. Russel admits presence in Blandville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Little Ya
Tila
Bellev le
Shiathers
Sinois
Wm. Klass
Anselm Russel
Grimes
Russel
Johnelecy
Fisne
Grillies
Pi County
Missouri
Blandville
Boiler explosion sinks Basier’s brewery injures workers
Special Dispatch reports a boiler blast at Basier's ale brewery in Steubenville Ohio at 7 am. The blast wrecked the building and seriously injured assistant Dennis Scanlon while wounding brewer A Greishaber. Loss listed at 2000 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Priilsptte
Basier
Ale
Steubenville
Ohio
Dennis Scanlon
A. Greishaber
Moody and Sankey barred from Eton services
England report Moody and Sankey will not be allowed to hold services at Eton. They have given up the appointment and will instead preach in Windsor Town Hall this afternoon, after notice was received at the last moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Sankey
Eton
Windsor
Town Hall
Paris paper pledges funds for Philadelphia Centennial
The Republique Francaise announces a donation of one thousand francs to the fund to send delegates to the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Republique Francaise
Chicago Rock Island Rail Road A Good Looking Report
A June report shows the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad’s year end figures. Gross earnings total $7,388,634 with interest on loans at $11,000. Net earnings amount to $3,513,284 with distributions of $1,109,899 tied to charges and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Coast Island and Pacific Railroad
Beecher Trial Day Sees Heated Remarks and Witness Readings
A dense Brooklyn Court crowd filled the room as Beecher case proceedings continued. Judge Neilson noted jurors’ misapprehensions while Fullerton Evarts urged that Beecher faced only witness-present issues, and not external claims. Counsel read letters and testimonies about alleged adultery, concealment, and personal turmoil, highlighting Tilton Moulton Redpath statements and Beecher’s relationships, amid tensions and procedural notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Neilson
Fullerton
Evarts
Beecher
News Eee
Tilton
Moulton
Redpath
Tracry
Maal
Counse Nm Rea
Beecher Letter Details Prompt The Bold Demand Of Bowen
The article discusses Beecher in a Forties case, detailing Mrs Morse and Tilton. It analyzes letters and remarks about Beecher’s innocence, the intent behind Bowen’s demand, and the impact on Beecher’s church standing. It notes Bowen’s alleged threat to reveal sensitive information and Beecher’s enigmatic response.
Arrival of City of Paris from New York at Quersitows
June 21 report from Quersitows notes the steamship City of Paris arriving from New York. Unknown crew or cargo details accompany the brief shipping update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quersitows
Breshship
Paris
New York
Prominent Politician Arrested Amid Local Charges
O F Hunsicker a noted politician is arrested on lorges in St James. Francisco Fernandez a sailor killed aboard Pep peridad near New. Grand Otto a iee Justice Thomson of Algiers La faces embezzlement extortion charges. Six fishermen drown in a heavy storm off St John NB Friday night. Mrs Sarah Merrigan’s murder trial concluded in Brooklyn Court with a hung jury. Heavy Illinois storm damages railroads fences crops. J B Reed George Watryon and James Lyons arrested on railroad counterfeiting charges on Panhandle train from Columbus to Pittsburg. guilt seen as nearly certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.F
Hunsicker
Lorges
St. James
Francisco Fernandez
Mallingrom the
Pepperidad
New
Grand Ota A Iee
Justice of the Peace
Thomson
Algiers
Sermon
St. John
N. B
Sarah C. Merrigan
Maggie Hammill
Waa
Brooklyn
Ilinois
J. B. Reed
George ‘Watryon
Jame
Lyons
Panhandle
Columbus
Pittsburg
Rome Elections and Global Talks Stir Public Life
Municipal elections were held in Rome with Garibaldi leading a list of candidates. In France, a 120000 grant to promote a U S centennial exhibit was approved without opposition. Debates in Paris touched on the Public Powers bill amid royalist and radical reactions. At Eton Moody and Sankey provoked protests. in London the mood was cautious about student attendance. The Pope received congratulatory deputations on his coronation anniversary and dismissed rumors of a Vatican-Italy reconciliation. Lords and Commons discussed school attendance and introductor letters related to Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Garibaldi
Sucmastek
le Nord
Germany
Belgium
France
Eton
Moody and Sankey
Mmync
Monjau
Holy See
Italian Kingdom. In the House’ of Lords, Yesterday, the Marquis of Bath
Daron Lythletwa
Eton College
Lord Lyttleton
Lord Overstone
Farl
Shaftesbury
House of Commons
Baillig¢ Cochrane
Mr. Gladstone
Moody
Hughes High School aril reception for class of 1575
Report of Hughes High School annual reception at the Hughes Building for the class of 1575. Also notes a false alarm of fire at box 47 near Seventh and Moand streets around 11 o clock this morning. The Jolly Brothers announce a moonlight picnic at Lookout House tomorrow evening. Two boys, John Kaveny and Edward O'Brien, convicted of larceny by Judge Lindeman and sent to the House of Refuge. Edward Dreham, charged with arson, held on $1000 bail in police court for a Broadway fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes’ ‘High School
Aril
Hughes
Jolly Brothers
Lookout House
Mama John ‘Kaveny
Edward O'Brien
Lindeman
House of Refuge
Edward Dréham
Notiom
Court of Common Pleas
Arrest of Philip Tighe Over Death in County Jail
Philip Tighe, jailed last week on an arnee y charge, died in the county jail after a period of heavy drinking. Authorities say liquor likely caused the death, with investigations forthcoming into the circumstances surrounding his demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Tighe
Germania Hall on Vine Street Hosts Nightly Performances
Germania Hall at Nos 470 and 472 Vine Street remains open every night with a varied program including songs, ballet, and comic scenes. Featured attractions include vocalists the La Roghe Family and magician Prof. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Vine Street
la Roghe
Magicien
Roberts
Graduation Echoes at Pike Opera House
The annual high school graduation at Pike Opera House honored Woodward and Hughes pupils, with over sixty graduates from two schools. Ten top graduates spoke, essays by Wilkens and Hill, orations by Kember Jones Reakirt and From, the valedictorian Helen Scott. Ladies led in merit. the program closed with a portrayal of academic achievement amid flowers and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sTodsy
Woodward
Hughes
Dormer
Pike
Opera
Noubers
Mrnfe
Brigdger
J. B. Peaslee
AL. Welimer
Wusic
Henry DD. Moore
Anaorta
Ie Eliam Re Willems
Adelaide M. Hill
Eleanor C. O'Connell
Ells Ic. Child
Millie
Warscki
Sareh Oettinger
Cecelia Becht
Lacy He
Hey
Sally “Henshaw
Lithe
Clara Ib. Baldwin Baima
J. Gaziny
Agnes Kelly
Lottie £ Leopold
Helen M. Scott
Frank H. Kember
Oliver
Jones
Joseph
Charles C. Reakirt
Fox Publication
Fragmented essay excerpt reveals literary critique and civic ceremony
The passage surveys poetic prose and reviews two essays by Miss Stein and Miss Lacy Bo Hey, praising careful thought and witty defense. It then shifts to a school program with diplomas and medals, listing names and honors like Woodward School and Seton Ray medals, followed by a concluding benediction.
Editors and press staff depart for Granada and Colorado excursion
An editors and attaches of the Press leave Cincinnati by the I I L railroad at 2 PM for a week long trip to Granada and Colorado. Representing press from Southern Ohio and Eastern Kentucky include Hoyt Borden Wallage Ferral Perkins Berkins Limberg Brooks De Bickham Findley Folger Eifritz Doren Hanley Boardman Alderman Craddock Newman McFarland Francisco Ty Raper Crouch Schioenle and others from Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Mt. Sterling Portsmouth Chillicothe New Richmond and Paris Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Colorado
N. L. Warwick
P. Borden
Gazette
Cincinnati
Ohio
W.E. Wallage
Commercial
P. A. Ferral
Enquirer
Wi. Z. Berkins
Jims
Frank Limberg
Volksfreand
Dayton
RP. Findley
Nebia
Charles E. Folger
Nepublic
Springfeld
Oho
BO. Eifritz
Transcript
Springfield
Ubid
Joby G. Doren
Herald
Will. T. Hanley
Sentinel
Mt. Sterling
J. Boardman
News
Hiro
Quio
BE. J. Alderman
Register
Marieus
Craddock
Paris
J. W. Newman
Times
Portsmouth
Ono
A. McFarland
Tisbune
Ohto
Andy W. Francisco
Journal
Columbus
John Ty Raper
Chillicothe
W. B. Crouch
Independent
New Richmond
W. Schioenle
Volksblats
Eureka, Cincinnati Parners Call to Action
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hartford and West Virginia with unclear phrases. Reading suggests a local item noting calls or actions by groups or partners in Cincinnati and Hartford contexts, but the readable content is too garbled to confirm names, dates, or events.
Boss Tweed Appears in Court After Jail Transfer
Boss Tweed was brought to the New York Court-house in custody after being moved from Blackwell's Island. He visited his Dusne Street office, met with counsel, and then faced Judge Brady in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, with bail set at $5,000,000 for a civil suit and $1,000 on another indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boss Tweed
Blackwell's Island
Estringe
Boss
Oygrand Berminer
Brady
Iittance
Phelps
Dudley Field
Tweed
Perhbam
Field
Packham
Nothwice
Mr. Peckham
Mayor Hall
A. J. Garvey
Grand Jury
Oyer and Terminer
Peter B. Sweeney
Elbert A. Woodward
Albert B. Sands
Charles Devlin
Oyer
Ludlow Street
Reports on federal law enforcement expected soon
Special dispatches from Washington indicate investigations by Attorney General Pierrepont into the efficiency of United States Marshals and District Attorneys are expected within days, with possible changes hinted. Postmaster General Jewell is expected Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Washington
Jane
Pierrepont
United States
Jewell
Cobra
Fragmentary report on naval vessel arrival at Charleston
June 22. The acting Secretary telegraphed the Collector of Customs at Charleston to allow the political arison who on yes giving roguay to no reason on why we should then choceh tea this country. It also notes the vessel one cubee in the Oriental fog carried no papers. There is trouble regarding her legal duty in the United States and penalties may be incurred by the arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beach
Tilton
Beecher
Plymouth
Plymouth Church
H. W. Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Jon
Mr. Evarts
West
Iite
Anthat
Ces
Becher
Mrs. Morse
Dir. Morse
Bowen
Owen
Howard
Cigs Oes
Ofsaa
Jathavetyi
Ani
Hx Jong
Bolaly Proyats
Banhe
Suchen
Aldalaing
le Fle
Aix
Wasnixotox
D. C
Charleston
Arison
United States
Tragic Scaffold Fall at Hew Opera House Killing One
At Hew Opera-house on June 22 a scaffold collapsed from fifty feet exacting four workers. Jackson was killed instantly while the other three were severely hurt, one believed fatally wounded, as rescue crews responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deteort
Monongehela Docks Transport Schedules Amid Rain
Special Dispatches report heavy rain at noon then clearing. Monongehela stationary at 3 feet 3 inches. Exchange to Cincinnati departs tomorrow afternoon. Prrssure notes indicate weather delays on the wharf diet and sasiness arouses concern among port officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Prrssure
Monongehela
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cover, Kentucky
Fenn
Dovag
W. E. Tabb & Co
Wrial
Kentucky
Lovusville
Watal
Rew Ia
Meru
St. Lov
Abbott
Mr. St
Henry Ward Beecher
Shearman
Ees
Bostox
Biptons
Atlantics
Washington Notes
Equembourg
Sais
Detines
Eiccoart Bitotis
Resis National Bank of Pittseatuiees Oon
Texas
Mexico
D. Hindman
A. J. Cummings
W. H. Ashby
Creof Rufer and
Egner
England
Chicago
Monice
Gomes
Local Matters
Veavety
Mumc
Fear
W Saas
I Etat
Calki
Fae
Sah-duwee
Wealbcanuel Croodgan
Maman Progress
Watter Preiberg
Minnie
McKencie
Magic Mirror
Allie
Wisdow
Mary 390
Brien
Amubie
Kemper
Gena G. Elward Hopkins
Falnote C. Montaonéry
Louise Krouse
Oliver B. Jones
Lucy
Ambrosé
Taraes
Wallace M. Clark
Chara Friedlander
Brown Geo. C. Brooks
Esseahio
Jessie Pyllan
Misic
Alscragtion
Iedailie
Mdighee
Ciara B. Haidein
Pearis Biancné L. Bradioed
Atsel Memos
Lieute
Hh. Hughes
Percival ‘Werner
Isabel Cc. Perentess
Bylvamias
Abe Seecvoimen
A. Wulsin
Casio
Charles C
Aidetour
Sok
Ceemnargsiacons
Howard K
James
Creange Ney
C. Johnston
Simon S. Kirnn
Hh . A
Sili
Ancachents
Marion Walker
Helen Elscutt
311 Nations
Shale Worship
Peer Sboearl
Pirererrre
Laftie FE
Lespold
Pokiay
AXD Music
Powlbie
Art P
Mijton
Shahepean
Byron Parwer
Gad Aibers
Barthoven
Mozart
Hach
Joetry
Amon
Amon; Crowds of All‘zystal Portraitures, We Gate On Siren Y Landscapes, Pitturer
Portland
Byron
Lacy Bo Hey
Etars
Peaslee
Woodwardes Ray
Miss Lottie
Hughes Seton Ray
Emma Jurlay
Rey
Woodward School
Joseph Eich
Ray
Jinguca’ School
Heien SM Scott. Ee
Clara B. Baldwin
Europe
Cecilia Becht
Laslie Henshaw
Tait
City Infirmary
J. B. ‘Habig & Co
A.B. Pohlwan
Ie Worthington Bill M
W. Skillinger
Euréka
Parncers
Hartford
Meader and Myers
Sixth Street
Ohio. and
Mississippi Railroad
Third Street
Liberty
Ade
Western Associated Press
Tammany
Morrissey
John Morrissey
Tammany Committee
Horeld
Tammany Hall
Delmonico's
Fourteenth Street
Filta Avente
Tadmany
Manwyne
Brewis
Agen
Rhein
East Prussia
Blodgett
United States Court
Iit
Post and Mail
Grand
Inpraxapolis
Vandella
Board of Fade
Sendricks
Cobarn
le Beetasnes
Bates House
Union Pacific Railroad
Union
Pacific Railroad
Maine
Avevsta
Democratic Stat Convention
Sam J.’ Anderson
Philadelphia
Additional River News
Kirkup
Fame Kirkup
First Reformed
LEGAL
Anthony Vogel
Jacohne Goode
Common Pleas
Erdant
Anthony
A.D
Iid
Deena
Sheriflillen
Sistoet
Oa Ote
Anthony Vogl
Smong
Anthos
Hoes Rack
Hushend
Cust
Type Foundry
Franklin
Thing
Poly
Paxton
Sre
Pat Street
Kent Piaqos
Britting
Daily Times
Que Worders
Sarsaparillian and Its Associates
DR. Radway
Rue
Sisi
Clare Caudere
Radway
Bors
Samp
Bremen Street
Seventh Street
Pensions
Apple
Bagus
Cary
Reagan
Perera
Dallou
Radway & CO
Warren
Corner
Chareh Strest
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!