Dems Convene at New Albany and other notes
Disjointed items: Democratic convention in New Albany Indiana noted with other brief mentions of taxes crop damage in France a steamer trial a grand dinner by Consul General Read and a three mile race. Also cited are a pension office embezzlement case the B&O line contract to Point of Rocks and the death of Lord Arthur Clinton with a Senate amendment discussion on the apportionment bill and related political motions.
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New York
France
Matuney
Oise
Bradbury Seeee Oeens
Dickens Oe
Serta Sa
John W. On Stewart
Ity
J. Meredith Read
United States
New Albany
Ind
Kase Wes
St. Louis
Thatcher
Fepelsommiet
United States Pension Office
Washington
Point of Rocks
George
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Axilles
Arthur Clinton
Imne
Bombay
Senate
Judd
Judiciary Committee
Yeas Oy
Peter Ecce
Senate Debates over Pension and Road Bill Proceedings
The record notes Senate discussions on a road bill with Gen Fremon and Mr Sherman, plus House actions on pension amendments affecting civil service retirees. Adjournment occurs at noon as lawmakers consider state rights and pension funding amid 1965 to 1968 timelines.
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Sherman
Cameron
Frewent
Charac Howard
el Paso
Mavsonens
Nye
Fremon
Senate
Ee House
Hay
Southern Unity and Northern Critique Clash in Tribune Opinion
The Mobile Tribune mounts a sharp critique of Southern and Northern actions, condemning both sides yet defending the South’s integrity. It endorses a Southern programme aimed at unity, devotion, and regeneration, arguing the South can be transformed into a stronger, Yankee-like but improved society.
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Mobile Tribune
Tamror Faneuil Hall
Tribune
the Tribune
The Musical Taste of Gotham and Public Musical Criticisms
Correspondence on New York musical culture surveys a festival's mixed reception, Parepa and Rosa's unlikely romance, and Delmonico's rise in gastronomy. It also mocks Thurlow Weed as a writer and notes Melville’s decline in later works, linking cultural figures and venues across the city.
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Habd
Rosa
Parepa
Trois Freres
Manhattan
T. W
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New York
New England
Gilmore
Elijah
Maria
Boston
Weed
Beecher Warns of Global Religious Cataclysm
At Plymouth Church Brooklyn Henry Ward Beecher delivered a sobering prayer meeting address on the 17th warning that science threatens natural religion and worship. He painted a grim future yet urged faith would prevail, noting Europe’s trends echoing in America and Paris amid ongoing religious upheavals. He blamed Mammon for spiritual drift and urged hope for better outcomes in time.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Europe
Advent Show and rail progress in Ohio towns
Special correspondence from Urbana June 23 1970 recalls Norwalk Monroeville Tiffin and Bellefontaine and the push for the Southern Railroad and east short trunk line to connect cotton sugar and rice states. He notes Heidelberg College at Tiffin and Seneca and Logan counties with rail debates, bridges, springs and Tecumseh birthplace markers, praising Ohio public schools and warning vigilance preserves liberty.
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Annand
Norwalk
Monroeville
Huron County
Sandusky and Mansfield
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Begum
Southern Railroad
Board of Trustees
Cincinnati
West
Ohio
Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Leretofore
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Titan Achorls
Wooster College
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Shawhans Empire
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Pittsburg
Findley
C.C
Logan County
Tecumseh
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Cannes
Chamga Consty
Monticello
Viator
Trials for Seduction End Amid Dramatic Court Scene
Two New York seduction trials ended differently from typical verdicts as juries reached agreement on a secondary charge. A young woman testified the object was extortion and her mother, wielding a butcher knife, attacked the accused but failed to injure him. The merchant defendant was acquitted and the case debated due to the jury’s partial agreement.
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New York
Ant
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Dent
Fire in Turkey Consumes Palaces Mosques and Consulates
A vast blaze known as The Great Conflagration tears through Constantinople area including Pera and Stambou in Filames. The fire, dubbed The Fire King, rages across palaces churches mosques and consulates, threatening historic sites and neighboring districts. Authorities mobilize firefighting units as residents flee.
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Constantinople
Pera
Stambou
Calamitous fires in Constantinople reveal wood built habitations and drying heat
The London Telegraph describes repeated fires in Constantinople and Pera, blaming wooden construction, dry season heat, wind from the Black Sea, and poor water supply. It notes loss of embassies, churches, and homes, with casualties and widespread destruction across the city sectors.
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Constantinople
Stamboul
Mosque
Tarar
Bosphorus
Allah
Seutati
Shaw
Man Sells Share in the Life to Come for Money
In a Jewish Times report a Hungarian court confronted a strange case where a man sold his future life share for money. An elderly Jew refused to swear under oath, arguing a Hebrew prayer grants a life share. after investigation the court upheld his protest, declaring the seller incapable of taking the oath.
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Jewish Times
Senate approves several nominations in quiet session
The Senate yesterday confirmed several nominees including C. Berringer of N, Benj V Abbott of New York and Charles P of DC. The record notes additional names such as Towne and Hollen in the same confirmations, with Ripon and Win mentioned among affiliations.
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Senate
C. Berringer
Benj. V. Abbott
N. Y
Charles P
D. C
Towne
Ripon
Wood's minstrels honor sultry weather with lively show
The mirthful and musical Mayaxixo's Maestreta entertain Wood's patrons with sentimental and comic songs, sparkling wit, diverting dances, and amusing sketches. The programme pleases, with repeats planned and a promised trove of further attractions next week by Manning.
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Wood's
Wood
Manning
Red Stockings Rally Past Keystones For 37 To 26 Win
The Philadelphia Keystones defeated the Reds 37 to 26 despite an 11 run fourth inning by Cincinnati. Key players include Wright McVey and Severn for Cincinnati with strong defensive miscues on both sides. The game drew over 7,000 spectators as emotions ran high and calls for umpiring reforms surfaced.
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Reda
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Rorke
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Deani
Edwards
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Miller
Fly Cate
Newsy Gossir
Red Stockings
Baltimore
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Keystone
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Philadelphia
Athletic
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Lafayette
Empires
St. Louis
Morrisania
Eckfords
Cel
National Base-ball Association
Bhoud
Adyeatuse
Persis Balis
Gos Og
Focui
Red Stockings Triumph Over Athletics in Close Contest
The Pacific and Atlantic line telegraph office reported a tense baseball clash between the Red Stockings and the Athletics. Final score 25 to 27 with the Reds edging ahead as fans blocked sidewalks and placed bets. The New York World notes baseball’s rising passion and scientific play, while dispatches from Cincinnati describe a fierce, near tied battle and a Philadelphia victory by 19 to 16 in a later game.
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Red Stockings
eThe Te Telegra
Pacific and Atlantic Line
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Stoc Kings
Reds
Satones Reese
Prevac Nal Pias Tae
Athletics
Philadelphia
New York World
Pees County
Prayer Meeting at Second Presbyterian Church Draws Crowd
The Daily Union reports a morning prayer meeting at the Second Presbyterian Church led by Dr. Savage of Covington. Aliss Savage played organ as attendees heard scripture from Matthew and remarks urging devotion to Christ, followed by prayers, hymns, and testimony. A notable tale of sanctification featured a sister speaking briefly about struggle and ultimate faith. Rev. Emery will lead tomorrow. Asbury Chapel entertainment followed with praise music, recitations, and a supper, drawing good attendance and funds for church improvements.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. Savage
Covington
Aliss Savage
Christ
Tervoul
Jesus
Judah
Mr. Emery
Asbury Chape
Asbury Chajés
W. Dale
Book notices and public notices from Cincinnati publishers
New publications include Seton and Carleton works on the Northwestern Territory and a graphic illustrated volume. Also advertised are Gulliver’s Overs of Guadaus and Life and Alone, with notes on authorship and morality. A child injury report concludes with a wounded boy named James Hanley.
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Ot . Seton
Carleton
Cincinnati
Ben Eee
Emen
Lake Saperee
Missouri River
Gorthe
Hermann
Dorothea
Ted
Ellen Frothingham
Robert Clarke& Co
Robert Clarke & Co
Boston
Lee. Shepard
Robert Glarke & Go
Avid
Joint committees meet to consolidate university funds
A three group meeting in the Council Chamber gathered representatives from the Common Council the Board of Education and the Trustees of multiple funds to plan a university consolidation. Members listed include Collegys Davie Eckelman Grueter Frazer Ferry Johnson Carbery Eckel King Tait Gos Hughes Hooper Tatem and others as committees review legislation and seek mutual terms.
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Uiversity
Common Council
Coliegys
Davie
Shite
Bonte
Bissell
Eckelman
Grueter
Reaks
Board of Education
Frazer
Ferry
Johnson
Carbery
Eckel
Mellicken
Jon W. Heroan
RK. M
H. L. Wehmer
Comegys
Legislaror
Ohio
Cooha University
Univ
Reakirt
Death of A B Laird Ends Long Illness
The well known A B Laird died after three years of acute illness at age about six. The obituary notes the end of a lengthy suffering and marks a local bereavement in Covington.
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A.B. Laird
Rhea
Cosiacee
Joy Og
Kate B
Jno
KR. Saylor
Newport Papers Suffer Sleep Deprivation Amid Local News
A Newport newspaper notes subscribers missed papers due to a man falling through a cellar door while inspecting a new columnette. The item mentions Newport society events including a marriage at a Baptist Church in Cincinnati, stockholders planning for a Newport enterprise, and remarks on political figures and local government matters.
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John Teale
Mary Johnson
Baptist Church
Nd Street
Ninth
Richie Cincinnati
Ont Nee
Southgate Alley
Horsfall
Southgate
Taylor Street
York
Berry
Wm. Rison
Metropolis
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