Burlesque and theater notes from Scranton to New Orleans
A scrambled item list discusses Miss Leona Cavender in Othello at a venue with a German language troupe, Burlesque acts at McVicker's Theater, the Parepa Rosa troupe, and a Muhlback production. Mentions contracts for a Scranton home, Billy troupe minstrels at Mason, and a New Orleans engagement. Also references a San Francisco concert reception and a New York Star Hamlet exchange.
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Leona Cavender
Othelio
Bele de'Gret
Reeca
LeMingwell
McVicker
Parepa-Rosa
Gov- the
A. Bishop
Maggie
5. Charles
New Orleans
San Francisco
Incidents of Life and Death at Cincinnati Unitarian Church
A fragmentary 19th century account discusses disputes within the First Congregational Church of Cincinnati Unitarian, tracing splits over creed independence and governance, detailing pastors Rev. Charles Ames and Rev. Sidney Moore, and recounting wartime and philosophical tensions shaping the church’s fate.
Board of City Improvements Meeting Notes and Proposals
The Board met at the usual hour chaired by Mayor Torrence to discuss water-trough construction on 171 ae street and 96 Hunt street. The Passenger Street R R Co sought turntables opposite their stables on aes west, and a sidewalk paving petition from Sycamore street property owners between Auburn and Broad anne was referred to the A. Permissions to tap sewers and other street works were presented and directed to Council with paving and limestone plans. Proposals for sewer construction on Elm Pinm and Broadway were noted with recommendations, while Bernard O'Brien's claim for Santoneee work was passed for payment for materials and city work. Adjourned.
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Torrence
Ae Street
Hunt Street
R. R. Co
O— Aes
Sycamore Street
Auburn
Broad Anne
Sete
John and
Linnthi
Wesha
Heel Sea
Elm
Water Street
Fourth Street
One Street
Broadway
Ohio River
Hearth
Phirt
Bernard O'Brien
Isabel
Seaest
Coon
Bernard O
Rt el
Uity Citor
Y Audi Rigates
Canal News Report From Miami and Erie Port
Comin Maree Messerole reports on the Miami and Erie port area through the past section of the period, noting quantities of starch, bacon, beer, rags, coal and other goods, with figures such as 55,687 pounds of bacon and 3,000 barrels of coal, alongside mentions of deaths in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maree Messerole
Miami
Erie
Arvilda
Do. Bacon
Snes
Rand
Tae
Arctic Explorer Captain C F Tiptoaened to Lecture in Lincoln Hall
A notice from the Whitman papers reports Captain C F Tiptoaened, an Arctic explorer, is scheduled to lecture this evening in Lincoln Hall. The event is part of a series featuring notable figures and aims to highlight famous explorers and their journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Tip
Lincoln Hall
Cieaekie
Allento Liu Passengers See Morning Schedule Change
Passengers observed a schedule note noting arrivals around 9:00 A M and related adjustments. Officials urged travelers to verify times at departure counters and digital boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allento Liu
AnotuEn Improvement in Grove Cemetery Scene
AnotuEn describes an improvement project at Grove Cemetery creating a new scene area. The report notes planning steps, municipal input, and expected completion timelines for the cemetery enhancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Cemetery
Untitled Record Fragment From Broadway Note
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear names and roles, mentioning Broadway New York and an orchestral group. Reads like a misread note about a performer or event with multiple garbled terms and unlikely dates or specifics.
Local Notices Chronicle Peculiar Personal Mentions
The fragment references names such as Mr Robert of Chicago and Mr Daniel A Stewart with ties to Allentown and Stinwour. It mentions an official medical purveyor from Fremont, a water aggl f the Ci r, and a mountain department figure opening a business office yesterday in this region. The text notes the death of Daniel A Stewart formerly of a long tea in after died inalls county, Stinwour, aged 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Chicago
Allentown
A. Parker
William Hayes
Fremont
Via
Mountain Department
Daniel A. Stewart
Alls County
Stinwour
Ohio and national politics sweep through March 1870 reports
A sprawling Washington and state update notes Senate actions in Ohio on school levy bills, Soldiers' Orphans' Home funding, and railroad tolls. It covers a Kentucky church affair, missing funds in a billiard stake, fiscal votes, and international items. The piece also lists bills passed or discussed, including tax and infirmary measures, and notes on a polar expedition fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Summit
Ball
Hunt
Clermont County
r.Burt
Senate
Tverd
City council approves waterworks plan and tax measure
The Covington council debates waterworks site along the Ohio river near Main, approves a room rental for a new water building, and adopts a tax not to exceed fifty cents per $100 valuation to fund the project. Three coal bids for the year are opened, with salaries and fire department costs noted as part of ongoing city expenses.
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Ohio River
Tony
Fragmented 19th Century News Briefs From An Unclear Page
A garbled OCR page records scattered items: Memphis cannot meet July interest payments. American bishops in Rome oppose infallibility. Kansas State Fair slated annually. A Young Men's Circle inquiry notes. A unanimous vote concerning Auditor Wick of Louisiana. Munson & Co. claim Hartford and Erie railroad contract for $1000. Branch in June tied to Republican New York resolutions recognizing Cuba by Congress. Judge Busteed to depart for Alabama to oversee spring proceedings. A rail car damages case referenced with Louisville and a railway for personal injury. Alabama and Virginia legislatures adjourned after lengthy sessions, with hundreds of bills paused or acted upon.
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Memphis
Rome
Kansas
Wickside
Louisiane
Munson & Co
Hartfordford & Erie Railroad
Republican
New York
Cuba
Congress
Busteed
Alabama
Louleville, Fee — Railway Company
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Forrest
New York Star
Hamlet
Albany
Atalngren
The
Cincinnati Times
First Congregational
Unitarian) Church
Cincinnati
First Congregational Church of
Unitarian
Charles Ames
Seialead
Sidney Moore
Endea
Teich
Sas
Goethe
Drillay
Jesus
Sande
M. D. Conway
Secomar Ban Mictiey
Board of City Improvements
Canal News
Taraeso
Swengerfest Sk
Seoposae Nenieee
Ebehiv” Soncie
Peniteee
Elm Street
Orisa
Columbia Street
Committee On Improvement
Alfred Mosher
F. T
Kentucky
M. E. Church
Tank Johns
Es Teale Pike
Fhevny
Farrar
Aho
Covert’s
Taylor's Creek
Naval
Springfield
Caspeau
Pittsburg
F. RB. Brunot
Bradley
Aeems
Iel Bellinger
Minnesota
Old Court
West Point
Ansegelia
House Committee On Commerce
Alaska
Neay
Manchater
Virginia
Colon
Paris
Geme
Bullock
Salzo
Valecia
S. Catrass Pitt
Austin
Caen Sea
Cnan
C. F. Hall
Polar
Hall
Bow Shaw
House of Commons
Gladstone
Dykes York
Ards
Collyer
Peneeg
Cae Ehve
Bone
Valley
Pacific Coast
St. Helena
Turner
Billy Edwards
Aaron
Cneral
Lemp
Central Club
Lonsale
Arizona
Newfoundland
Ent
Tees
Beto
Stevenson
Jananuary
Fort Rice
Grand Sivas Es Fontanta
B. F. Sauer
Ieee
San Joves
Andres Pacem
Grand Orient of the
Masons
Paul
H. B
Nthe Bane
Coromanos, O
Emmitt
Joy
Ohio
Brown
Washin
Codworth
HOUSE
Johnson
Dente
Hicene
Hill
Curtise
Cel Ferang
Shane. Lucas
Mower
On County
Sir. Stanton
Jacob Adama
Comef
Ee SS Eilamne
Ashta County
Reese
Stent Ia
Iilomea
J Joy
Delaware
Ingum County
Enochs
Lawrence County
Moses W. Davis
James
Chandler
Little
H. B. No
Buchanan Fema
Wing
Ofall
Warren
Tramball
Corcoran
Hamilton
Porpon
Great Miami River
Whitewater
Baker
Hubbard
Sondiiertal
Adair
Beas
B. No
Washmoton
Cpa
Cameron
Sumner
Oh Poses
Ervey Econsae
Butler
Mass, R
Washire
Maesos
Atchison
Covington
the News
Acta
Legis- Saver
Trunks, Valises
Yaris
Tment
McGuire's Trunk Factory
West Fourth
OCHA
Fom & N. E
Charlestown
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Doe Guintan M
Corner
Remov
Peter Bied
Leonard A. Savill
Central Avenue
Fifth and Longworth, Cin’ti
Fick
Rosenden
COAL
J.C. Dex T
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Western Insurance Company, OF
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Rankin
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