Absent Queen Teabella and varied midwestern items
A scrambled summary of late 19th century notices includes Teabella’s abdication amid rain in the Miami Valley, Sherman’s Hub activity, Arkansas cotton crop notes, a Liverpool to Boston steamer arrival, recall of Kentucky consul J True, Tanner Obed killed by a railroad train in Toledo, election chatter in North Carolina, Cuban matters with Carlom Castello robbery in New York, and other scattered items including a fatal apoplectic fit in Clifton New York and labor notes in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teabella
Spain
Miami Valley
General Sherman
Arkansas
Ft Ad Aera
Samaria
Liverpool
Boston
J. True
Kentucky
St St. Thomas
Tanner Obed
Toledo
Jordan Colored
North Carolina
Kanne
Vier
Sbuse
el Powen
Carlon Castello
New York
Renee Oh
Elphin
Washington Letter on Ben Butler and Georgia bill clashes
Special correspondence from Washington reports tension between Benjamin Butler and Farnsworth on Reconstruction issues. The June 23, 1870 memo notes Butler’s frequent clashes, questions over Rollin White patent matters, and a disputed $2,000 fee tied to advocating patent issues. The exchange reveals partisanship, procedural drama, and concerns about propriety within the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Washington
Ben. Butler
Congress
Butlér
Farnsworth
Illinois
Butler
Committee On Reconstruction
Bfe
Pnp
Georgia
Bullock
Farner Sagi
House
Ag Ausetts
Mr. Butler
Rollin White
Rollin White To A Rasovrel of No Gutent. Mr. Butler
Massachusetts
Ieee
Eggdeng
United States
United Gestes
Bento
Farnaworth
Missouri town’s colleges and circus visit profiled
Special correspondence from Coremora Missouri describes Columbia the Boone County seat with its State University founded 1838 and two female colleges, Christian and Baptist. It notes the State Agricultural College, local newspapers, and a circus at De Haven's with Manager Miles and clown Jimmy Reynolds praised for acting and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Coremora
Columbia
Boone County
Missouri
Smithson Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Smithson
Calundhia
State University
Pro Root
Va Lettres
Hamilton College
Christian College
Presbyterian
Baptist College
State Agricultural College
The
Statesman
the Journal
City
de Haven's
Miles
National
Brother Miles
Jimmy Reynolds
Ieee
Royal masquerade ends as junior clerk revealed
A chaotic parade scene spirals into laughter when a disguised junior clerk is unmasked amid a royal display. Spectators chant seize this fiend in clothing as the man is dragged from the horse and forced to reveal his costume. The crowd cheers the revelation and the crowd’s uproar echoes through the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felina Cheavin
Howe
Ger
Hélder
CITY MATTERS and Variety Bill Attracts Crowds
A weekly program offers wholesome mirth with Andy McKee and the Grand trio from Atilla. Fredericks Kelly Donnie perform, plus can-volle acts by Kanane Eddie and a Squire for a Day finale. The Fat Contributor Gris Annoap lectures in Columbia, Missouri, drawing a large audience with a coarse yet instructive performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manyrxo
Andy McKee
Fredericks
Kelly
Donnie
Atilla
Cotton
Matt
Kanane
Eddie
Frank Bowles
Squire
Peter Pipes
Gris Annoap
Columbia
Missouri
Boone County Journal
Griswold
Red Stockings Triumph In High-Scoring Baseball Game
The Red Stockings defeated the Maryland Club of Baltimore 30 to 13 in a sunny Saturday contest. Harry Wright received a bouquet after the game. The piece mentions other clubs and players, including the Flower City, Haymakers, and Wanderers, with notes on tours and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Club of
Baltimore
Red Stockings
Cincineatis
Maryland
G. Wright
Watertan
Cincinnatis
Marylands
Reds
Washington
Rochester Union
Figen City
Flower City
Thie City
Flower Citys
Gunxkar Géant
Harry Wright
Troy
Haymaker
Chicago
Lone Stars
New Omeqon
Berry and McMullen
Athletics
Philadelphia
Haymakers
Will Wright
Burkeyes
Cince
Louisville
More Light Wanted Is the Chebonian-Fenian The Greens
A garbled 19th century column questions the Chebonian Fenian link and the ethics of turtle soup, asking Alderman Stoms about turtle habits, flavors, and public health. It probes whether turtles can play baseball, if they sing, and why they wear their shells, ending with a call for further scientific inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltsnaka Aia
Stoms
Leininger
Ste
Daily-Union Prayer Meeting Opens With Singing
A religious service began with Sweet Hour of Prayer as Rev Gaither spoke on devotion and urged old soldiers to join the church. A sermon to the youth and middle age followed focusing on revival, with prayers for the afflicted and a narrative about a recent clergy conversation ending the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaither
Sion
Jesus
Atkinson
Wpa
Hughes Alumni Annual Meeting and Monument Plan
The Hughes Alumni held an annual meeting in the High School Hall to honor Thomas Hughes, discuss completing a monument within a year, and elect officers for 1870 71. Prominent members shared reminiscences and urged continued civic service as a sign of enduring school memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
The
Hughes Monument Fund
Thomas Hughes
Chan H. Stephens
Jas Preeen
Bae
Porter
Alice Ho
Kate M. Lage
Bidney Omoh
Besse Tresveatheany T Belknap, Jr
New Book Notes on Agriculture Geomety and Philosophy
Fragmented listing describes a Cincinnati publication by Robert Clarke & Co and Robt Aypeties, detailing titles and authors on farming progress and elementary geometry. Mentions income implications from small beginnings and a geometry text by Wm Chauvenet with tie to Greek philosophy and Christianity, highlighting scholarly works and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert Charke & Cs
Chauvenet
U. Pain
Lippincots & Co
Érsity
St. Louis
Eblich
Greece
Cocker
Poston
University of Michigan
Niveleck & Brothers
Robert
Briely
Sabbath-school Association Meets Thursday Evening
A Sabbath-school Association will be held Thursday at 8 o clock in the Christian Church on Fifth street. A man named Wacray of Betworths station on the Little Miami Railroad attempted to ford the Miami River near Paxton mill with a horse and spring wagon. The horse fell in, the wagon tipped, and both boy and horse were lost to the deep pond. the body of the lad was recovered and buried yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips & Son’s
Enton County
Christian Church
Fifth Street
Leea
Wacray
Betworth’s
Little Miami
Miami River
Paxton
Nominations Set For Republican County Officers At Court House
The Republican County ticket was chosen at the court house in the city for county positions including jailer assessor and surveyor. The meeting adjourned amid a brief dispute over ballots with fines and costs assessed for breach of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rervaticay
Reublican County
al Ae
Ra Rt-House
Wien
Tions
Anton
Jno. W
Asa Yorsley Eye
Baty
Bpaortadl
Fee Colun Hirer
Cs Taames
Jai al
Dayton City Council Notice and Company Reorganization
The Ogo sale afterth We Burst railway Co was held to notice on Saturday night to reorganize. The Cahmeton Andrew Rhea Mook slate named Geojlense as Directors including Jas M McArthur Edward Tay Thomson and Philil Meader. IM McArthur was elected President. J O Taylor offered his resignation as clerk on the 16th day of Angeet. The regular Dayton City Council meeting is scheduled for the final tone day in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogo Sale
We Burst Railway Co
Fae
Pape Hah
Cahmeton
Andrew
Rhea Mook
Geojlense
Jas. M. McArthur
K. Edward A Eg O. Taype Ten
Thomson
Philil Meaders
IM. McArthur
J. O. Taylor
Dayton Cit Council
Married Life program delights villagers at Masonic Hall
In Delhi the club presented a performance titled Married Life before a village audience. Encomiums flowed from listeners praising the show as a decided success. Rev E M Je an Church andpanic interest of the i uate ike os Alabama ap were among the fragmented mentions in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
E. M
Jean Churck
I Uate
Ike
Alabama
Beautiful Summer Resort Distilled Into Ages Codes
A fragmented notice describes a seaside retreat labeled as a summer resort with age related codes and cryptic timing. The readable bits indicate a property or event tied to age classifications and coded identifiers.
Warranted eo J Ha Cinelans
A fragmentary item notes a warrant or legal action involving individuals linked to Cinelans, with unclear names and places due to damaged text. The readable portion hints at a court or official proceeding, but specifics are not discernible.
Local Harness Goods Stocked at Main Street Shop
A small storefront at No 102 Main Street above Third reports a large on hand stock of harness saddles bridles whips and horse blankets. The ad mentions satchels satchels and carriage materials with no clear contact or closing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water St
Bet
Cincinnati
Main Street
Third 81
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Wasumerox
Senate
Mr. Howa of
Michigan
Coe- Sia Reece
Bingham
Ohio
Judicis
Our
A. D
B. P. Pili
Vee Mely
F. Burien
Amark
White
Supreme Court of the United States
Erie
Hfe
Utyan
Batles
Omar
Evar
Hedenon
Elkhorn’ Club
Omaha
Nature's Doctors
Vietnon
Ottawa
Deak
Elrnorx Cire
Clebs
Bina
Elkhorns
Tix Lemans
New York Star
Monch
Tae Nia
Ino Saa
City Matters
Victory
Chebonian Investigation
Religious
Hannah — Glancéy
P. Conneasq
Mattie Nichols Devon
Cabet
Pone
Stuyvesant
Lottie Hueaton
Ows W
Joh T. Sargent
Clase
Mise A. Low Sackett
Matile E. Jones Passel
Ledert L Wedens
Nate Rowe
Saaba B. Stubbs
Laura M. Roedter
Clara B. Jordan
John Hutton
R. G. Stevenson
Bertha M. Senior
Lhoe
Soalhene
Hank
Naibvetan
Samurel
Catefainces
Remmer
Wm. Strunk
H. L. Webmer
Board of Education
Benjamin B Stewart
Mar
Adele Sebastian
Alice
Elinor
Hooper Greta Trey
Pando
Mesarin Keinlein
Gibson and
Korte
of Aldermen
Ashe
New Orleans
Megree
Currier
Zouave
Sallis Shires Woteal
NEW Publications
Covington
Newport
Delhi
Neff
Yellow Springs
Ummer Resort
D. Kussar
Bowie C. Pree
J. ‘Barlow
Jos.r. Peebles’ Sons
Grocers
N. E. Corner
Rankin
Pearl Street
East
Indiana
M. Hous
Franklin
Vine Street
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Rach Street
Fourth
Esa
L. Haven
Cinelans
D. S&s. Cabrick
Todel Store
Juneas
Aia
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