Missionary Work In Monterey Mexico 1870
Rev John Beveridge describes arrival in Monterey Mexico after travel from New Orleans, lodging, and early duties. He outlines church work, Sabbath and Bible classes, lectures, and plans to visit surrounding towns, noting local persecution, missionary aims, and support for native congregations in the region.
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John Beveridge
American Foreign and Cristian Society
South America
Monterey
R. E. Hawley
Pilgrim Church
Monterrey
Mexico
Drak Bro
New Orleans
Brazos de Santago
Brazos de Santiago
St. James
Bagdad
Nate
Brazos
Calie
Yeep Corre
Uncle Fost
Rio Grande
America
Spanish America
Matamoros
Tesbelle
Roa
Sides
Itrmany Ea Ghee
New York
Sir Srententiere
Europe
United States
Kaecy
Siahee
Mericans
Francisco
Lacie
Park
Pslace
Geome
Seercoe
Fou Imam Lake
Zacatecas
Luis Petco
Bode
Earthquake Report Shakes East Side of New York
An 1890s New York World inspired account describes a rare local earthquake on a hot Saturday afternoon. The tremor struck at 7:12 pm with a brief subsurface crackling sound, felt across the east side as the temperature gauge jumped from 89 to 93 degrees. The piece links the event to heat and discusses current earthquake theories, noting New York’s citywide experience as historically notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
New York
Metropolia
Senate Proceedings on June 30 in Forty-First Congress
Fragmentary OCR recounts Senate discussions on tariffs, free trade, libraries, and public works. Mentions Sherman, Arkansas, Brown, Sawyer, Indiana, California, and veterans service resolutions with debate and no action recorded.
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Sherman
Tostnett
Leavis Gana Oh
On of Arkansas
Brown
Senate
Sepeet Victory Report From Montreal Witness
Montreal Witness reports that sepeet defeated the British expedition at Bielmere amid bluster as foes and settlers alike faced turmoil. the fragment hints at a larger clash and shifting leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Sepeet
Bielmere
Cei
Jottings From Iowa on Season and Woman's Rights
In Grove Iowa June 22 1870 a Philadelphia special correspondent notes a bountiful crop outlook with record corn and wheat yields, dry spells followed by rain. The Iowa Woman's Rights convention is summarized with speakers from multiple states. the author hints at unresolved outcomes. Additional notes cover Dr Martin's move to Salem Iowa, local incidents, rail plans, and various distant city facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiel Chavendon
Illinois
Pratt Peremple
Brooklyn
Wynn
Imeradl Hovense
Call Iners
Iowa
The Cycle of Earthquakes Across Continents
The article describes severe earthquakes that struck nearly simultaneously on May 11 12 and 13 across Mexico Japan Alabama South Carolina Louisiana and the Caribbean. It notes extensive damage to a centuries old convent in Sok Sole and a shattering of surrounding areas while a submarine volcanic observation near Yokohama confirms ongoing tremors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mexico
Yoko Oma
de Exico
Stevens of the San Francisco Pins Prey Ep Eae
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Stevens associated with the San Francisco Pins and an event described as prey or ep eae, but no coherent details or context are recoverable from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
San Francisco
Eae
Minstrels Troupe Promises Fresh Acts After Fourth of July
The Maxwine Minstrels led by Manning Cotton and Hart receive high praise for singing, dancing, and sketches. Fredericks Kelly and Rhye provide strong ballad performances while McKee Kahane and Eddie shine in lively grotesque dances. The troupe debuts a new program and departs after July Fourth. Sxirr & Gaylopn's Minstrels in their twelfth annual season offer two engagements on July 26 and 27. The public is urged to extend a cordial welcome.
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Maxwine
Manning
Cotton
Hart
Fredericks
Kelly
Rhye
McKee
Kahane
Little Eddie
Sxirr
Red Stockings Return Home After Eastern Tour
Cincinnati's Red Stockings arrive at Plum Street depot to a noisy welcome. Players Wright Allison and McVey fatigued, supper at Gitan House postponed to July 4. Manager Champion praises fair play in defeat. Next games vs Forest Citys and Marlboro clubs ahead. Harvard Club begins East-West tour with 30 planned games.
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Plum-street
Cincinnati
Red Stockings
George
Wright
Allison
McVey
Horoes
Gitaon
Corre
Bante
R- Champion
Caion
Forest Citys
Rock ‘Ord
Minois
Eunata
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Reds
Fairmounts
Marlboro
Chicagos
Reston Tri-Mountains
Lowells
Chicago
Harvard Club
Boston
Opckford
Eytycuse
Forest City
Louisville
Union
St. Tain
Ream City
Ealing
Alantics
Rocky Prooklyn
San Francisco
Barnatt
Union Prayer Meeting and Mission Work at Trinity Church
A religious notice describes a Union prayer meeting at Second Hyterian Church on Fourth Street with readings from Matthew nine and sermons on Christ’s miracles and saving sinners. It covers ministers Sanford Weeks Dalton and a Ladies Home Mission meeting at Trinity Church led by Rev W M Ninde and Rev Dr Rust, plus notes on Hamilton County Teachers Association meetings and lectures at Ohio Female College Hill.
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Union Daily Prayer
Union Nestime
Hyterian Ch
Fourth Street
B. F. Sanford
Christ
Jesus
Dalton
Heaven
Paul
Union
Daltons
Friends of
I. W. Wiley
Hamilton Country Tracters’ Institute
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
Ohio Female College
Lege Hill
Sora
John Hancock
Suecintendean Art of Cincinnati Public Schools
de Wolff
Toledo
Picnic on the River Boat Enjoys a Pleasant Day
A lively picnic described as a pleasant rational escape from city heat. Attendees danced on the boat, relaxed in Parlor Grove, and enjoyed shade, flowers, and promenades. A near accident involving Miss Clara was averted by a local rescuer as the party returned by seven. Chief Evans and assistants Myers and Hug are praised for managing the event.
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Sancho Panza
Wm. Penage
C. F
Parlor Grove
Jouisey-Tootsey
Indy
la Belle Riviere
Eye
Han
Clara
Hker
Lieut
Evans
Myers
Hug
St Xavier College Commencement at Mozart Hall
Mozart Hall hosted St. Xavier’s commencement with relatives and friends in attendance. The program featured speeches and music. degrees were conferred including B A and B L L, with Francis T. Deneal earning the Medal for Excellence. Several sums were distributed after the Vacation Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier's Co.Lece
Mozart Hall
St. Xavier
Cine
Kate Dee
Dengler
L. L. Bi
Deneal
Golde Esl
Ichael Garrigan
Gabriel Boom Wilken
Francis T. Deneal
Pear Trees Blighted by Severe Winter
Terrified farmers in the Miami Valley fear widespread damage to fruit trees including apple and quince as a harsh season leaves young branches blackened. The scourge, believed to be a disease, threatens the region’s orchards with potential loss of crops this year.
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Miami Valley
Yong
Suburban Covington Storm Floods Streets and Damages
Water stood three feet at Third and Scott after a storm. Frederick Knoll died after shooting his wife in Kentucky, then himself. A residence was struck and damaged by the storm, Simmons’ dry goods store flooded but stock saved. Susan Decker sent to Lunatic Asylum after court testimony. Cheeseman versus Graham settled for damages. gates knocked down in a trespass case.
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Third
Scott Streets
Kyou
Frederick Knoll
Low
Sisters’ Hospital
Eleventh Street
Vahisy
Jamin
Wattessey
E. Simmons
Storm damages and city notice amid Ohio River rain
A Wednesday storm caused street and culvert damage near the Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company at Saratoga Street with parts of the city still unscoped by contractors. Seven miles upriver rainfall was light, Alexandria saw none, and the Mayor issued a proclamation urging owners to keep camps corned.
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Lane
Covington
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Saratoga Street
Newport
Ohio River
Alexandria
Clifton Town History and Annexation Debate in 1860s
The article recounts Clifton's annexation debate, council decisions, and civic events from 1866 to 1869 including health board actions, a presidential visit invitation that did not occur, resignations and elections, and the town's transition as Clifton nears incorporation into the Cincinnati area.
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Clifton
Castion House of Refuge
Ake
Board of Health
Ee Ae
Hill
Johnson
Grant
Miral Farragut
Cincinnati
Clifzon
James Her
Va. C. Neff
Ball
Henry Probasco
Ieee
Pe Borie
Psi Me
Bove Howe
Geeting
Resor
Thos
Sherlock
J _ Bagh
Henry Prekesch
Mishasd
Rich Smitta Ee Igouter
Chemell Tk
Eillgs
Fourth of July Orphans’ Picnic Fundraiser In St Bernard
The text notes J H Thamann of the area as the second highest bidder in a raffle for beer to aid the Orphans’ Picnic. It mentions Cincinnati brewers and Kaspar, an old magician and stater, performing at Hall with a ball to close the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘H. Thamann
Cincinnati Brewers
Antonid
Kaspar
T Hall
Tom
Setunda
On the Eet at Cased Time and Plenty of Fan Are Ant
Fragmentary report notes an event at an unspecified time with many fans present and a sense of excitement. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Fourth of July Picnics Planned by Local Churches
Reading churches Evangelical Lutheran and St Pauls will host Fourth of July picnics with baseball and other amusements. The event promises outdoor enjoyment for all, featuring games and social activities suitable for families and neighbors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s
Reading
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