Population mix and political aside in a distant era
The piece notes a Pari s population of about 2 1640 and a minority of Parisians among broader European migrants, then shifts to a Washington correspondent recounting Democratic National Committee gestures amid impeachment talk. It cites Berlin political strife around Count Bismarck, ministerial shifts, and looming liberal changes. It closes with railroad proposals between New York Oswego and Athens, promising mileage savings and a 2 million dollar cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia Press
Democratic National Committee
Belmont
Count Biemarck
Justice
Interior
Count Lippe
Count Eulenberg
Chamber of Deputies
Herr Fotckesbeck
Berlin
Hanover
Bismarck
New York
New York City
Oswego
Hudson River
New Central Roads
Cntire
Athens
New York Central Railroad
Albany
Wilson
U Ktates
Sistent
Union
Bates
Epine
Frigid Letter and Bank Offer Roar Through Ledger
The author writes to the bank after the robber reached safety and proposes to return one third of the stolen funds if a bond of molestation is arranged. The piece questions the teller’s proposal and notes the bank officers’ acceptance. The narrative comments on health, routine meals, and an unusual late-night schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecahl
Pamaly
City Health Board Debates February Annual Report
The Board of Health reviews the annual report from Health Officer Dr Clendenin. He notes February mortality, still births at about 103 percent of expected, and cases of contaminating milk quality. A committee will draft a price bill for prescriptions to curb poisonous drug sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health—Health
Ofcer
Clendenin
Sera Cs
Cyebruary
Anh Council
Bativ
Ross Hill House
Covington
Baum
Willon
Board of Health
Messrs
W J.M. Gordon
A. Fennel
William Carman
Great Western Stock Yard Company
L. H. Lukin
Cincinnati Ganey
F. E. Lukre & Co
Local scraps and notices from the Buckeye region
Painter Ge Gibbons falls from a second story window on Teas Street near Twelfth. Buckeye Base Ball Club holds an officers election this evening at the City Auditor's office. Lectures in England to discuss Liberal leaders on the 284th and 24th. US Court clerk arrest warrant issued for Irish murderer at hospital. Canal ice over an inch thick hinders navigation. Lincoln Monument plans and funding discussed by Ohio officials. Dayton building society files certificate of incorporation. capital stock 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Gibbons
Teas Street
Twelfth
Buckeye
Vincent
Loddon
England
United States Court
Alege & Warrent
Ein
1 Hospital
Supreme Court
Common School Fund
United States” Sit Fund
College Land Scrip Fund
Literature Fund
Cornell Endowment Fund
United States
State of
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Isabella
Madrid
Ferdinand
Switzerland
Wilmington
N- C
Canadaloupe
Auburn
Maine
Boston
Leon
Iowa
Gymnastic Society Plans New Building and Growth
The Young Men's Gym Association in Cincinnati reports progress as it plans a new building after years of struggle. The evolution of the club shows 15 members pledged over a year and a treasury above $15,000, signaling expansion and the aim of exclusive facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Fink and
Walnut Streets
Our Milk Supply The Hi oe The Repe Bor
A fragmented note lists dairies and remarks about milk supply and pasture lands. It mentions Cooper and J member visits to dairies and attempts to classify them by parity. The fragmentary text is unclear on dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issih
Covington Crimes and Church Appointments Reported
An elderly man named Ile was arrested for attempting to assault a child on Scott Street near Third. Merely named suspects, including Kerpaick Moxter, are moved to Bath county in a related killing case. appointments by the Kentucky Conference list J M K Reiley and others serving Covington District Union churches and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ile
Myers
Ile
Bath County
Kentucky
Ellsworth
John Morgan
Kentucky Conference
M. E. Church
Covington
Star Court Martial Trials At Newport Barracks Begin
The Star Court martial at Newport Barracks opens with several desertion pleas. Officers including Brevet First Lieutenant and others face charges of embezzlement and misuse of government property during the Lexingto n era. Witnesses summoned as the trial continues next day. Cotton shipments along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad show 18 160 bales in January and an expected 23 000 plus in February, with over 100 000 bales for the season anticipated. Curtis Potts and Mrs Minslow noted amid other wrap products tagged as imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Barracks
Alfred
Mu Eran Ee
Psstein
Ember Als
Cba
Commissary Department
Lexi Ky
Louisville and Nashville
Gallatin
Nashville
Humboldt
Memphis
Rocky Mountain News Snippet Highlights West Growth and Industry
The report notes Idaho pork prices from five percent to forty cents per pound, California treasure receipts in 1867 totaling over five million dollars, and a Chandler-Harms prize fight indictment. It also covers Salt Lake Theater benefits, Sweetwater mines, Wind River Valley prospects, railroad expansion, and high coal oil prices in Cheyenne signaling rapid regional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Bioney
Chandler-Harms
Vontra Coma County
Chandler
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Rameto
Salt Lake Theater
Alleghany Mountains
Salt Lake
Jin
Sweetwater
Wind River
I i Uoe
Miaia
New York
London
Paris
Cheyenne
Man nearly shoots self in Chicago amid family tragedy
Erastus Benedict, 22, and his brother Aden, of 24 West Madison, Chicago, faced a fatal moment when Erastus fired a Colt’s pistol at his head. Aden knocked the arm, the bullet flattened against his skull, lodging on the bed. Doctors report no serious injury, lauding the improbable escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erastus Benedict
Aden
West
Madison Street
Angy
Jestus
Erastus
Erasmus
Adan
Peculiar Alaska Medical Rites and Indian Superstitions
A Chicago Journal correspondent describes Alaska Native medical rites where a doctor is assisted by all tribes, with bark bodice coverings and drumlike sounds as cures are performed. It also notes brutal and comic practices, including duckings and sweating, plus fatalistic views of illness and social healing rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Alaska
Vegas
America
Geome
Mnat Ibe
Anil
Large mixture of notices on emigration and world events
Newspaper clippings describe spring emigration to the Minnesota area, weather and storms, oil town growth, and various global items. Topics include a New Jersey town’s growth, Maine ice, Leipsic markets, Burns night ships, Latvia to Madrid politics, and several odd anecdotes from both the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Agassiz
Elizabeth
N.J
New Jersey
Newar
Municipal Election Telegrams From New York State
The telegrams report New York City Mayor Roengster winning re election with an 88 percent majority and Democrats gaining nine of fourteen aldermen and supervisors. In several cities James F. Taylor and Stephen McDonald were elected mayors with varying margins, while a Republican city ticket won in others and a council remained tied in Exuma. New Hampshire canvass shows Harriman leading for governor with 43,437 votes to 26,202 for Brei. Grant and impeachment actions dominate national updates with nominations confirmed and debated in Congress and state elections proceeding in Texas and New Orleans settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Garretson
Senate Signals to Exhibit Impeachment Articles
The Senate debated and adopted articles accusing Edwin M Stanton of high misdemeanor, with two measures proposed: to exhibit the articles in the House to the Senate and to appoint managers to secure papers. The House adjourned after discussion and before voting on Jenckes' additional impeachment proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsby
Grant
United States
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Lee + Stanton
Sinkaenrapanaa
Civ
Kawin M. Stanton
Remy
Edwin M. Stanton
Department of War
Isis
The
United
Ines
Washington
Adopi
Reed
Mi Jenckex
Union
Eldridge
Benes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parks
Babel
Tanguresi
Aleep
Evan
City Matters
Jauns Ace P. Exsas
Prorasy
Jons Houss—Drows
Hacen Pao
Ersanals
A Davideon Do. Ae N.y
Ky. Ie Alabana
D. joCunram Burkle
Prysiclaxs
Lane Germenenteee
Ewan Amsmanee
Calberison
Fuock
Igeders
Halliday
Rosenbaum
Sece Ib
Conbbe
Geskern
Dent
E. B. Townley
Stent Urer
John P. Jert Vermingen
Set Storer
Hon
Sete
Ste- Davis
Ie Club
Haelena A. B
Ion
Lincoln Monument
Columbus Journal
Vince Ibane
Ieesne
R. B. Hayes
W.G. Deshler
Joseue Sullivan
Ohio Monumental Association
State House of
Lincoln
Rt. Jones
Dayton
Tad Baring
Secretary of State
Beatty
Jt L
Darren
Jacob F. Z
James A
Cincuszati
Covington News
Newport News
Rocky Mountain Region
Chicago Tribune
Enya
New York Tribune
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
BEW Constitution
Tad
Tad—“Want To Go Out.” Tutor—“For What Purpose?’ Tnd
London Spectator
Roubaix
Connecticut
Pithole
Firesister
Elihu Burritt
Georges Islands
Leipsic
John T. Dewees
Oone
Raleigh
North Carolina
Jam HL. Harrix
Constitutionalist
Augusta
Farragut
New Hampshire
Vallandigham
Chauncey Burr
Henry Clay Dean
Horees
Australia
Wales
Scandinavia
New Zion
Salt Lake City
Wisconsin
Jane Meadows
House of Correction
Westminster
Surgeo
Aes
Mr. Garland
Winslow
Asher
Thirty-sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Dow
Gobelin
Armebalen
China
P Warlnocy -Husband
Ussia
Vladimir University
Kiev
Moscow University
Peterabarg Academy
Russia
Krilof
Krylov
Kruplov
Ses
Nature
Enormoua
Petersburg
Unnex
Thomas Spriggs
Exuma
Stephen McDonald
Willes Breigh
Danekeretione
Ee Breach
Democratic State Committee
Por Sinclair
Harriman
Monitor
Republican State Committee
Bineigh
Doubtful
Coltex
Severna
Congress
Arene Court
Black
Carpenter
Wm. J. Stanford
New Orleans
John J. G
St. Ge Eorgi
Alger M. Wheeler
Nville
Virginia
James W. Moore
Gl Pas
Iiltinoig
James 8. Collins
Fort Randall
Dakota
Ferry
Alexander Welland
Guayamas
Robert L. Matthews
Illinois
Valenc
War Department
House
Bingham
Amaeng
Sherman
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Gen. McClellan
J. Ross Browne
Philadelphia
Cre
E. Caldwell , Co
Chestnut Street
Bailey
Dublin
Nagle
Sligo
Yeate
Court of Queen's Bench
Siige Assizes
Nugent
George Francis Train
la Sezza
Asiatic
Turkey
Porte
Texas
Austin
Crawford
Thomas B. Harrison
Baton Rouge
Congressional
Mareb S
Iene
Proche
Johnson
Talen
Sterling Caabanes
Won
Tan
Cotman &E
Mr. Thimes
Iowa ‘Union
Renate
Tong
Eamm
Mall Gazette
Passaes
Abbe Migne
Sitan
Saals
Migne
Rene
Audi
Mary
Sartiak Tek
Getoes
Daniel Webster
United States Senate
Tsident _ Senate
Dossraass
Weveten
London Times
Newport, A. & Tallmadge & CO
Walbup
J. M. Keen
Waleut S