Collision Witness Testimony From Se ton T Poesia Incident
An eyewitness described a night near the ton poet ship where a smaller auxiliary screw vessel crossed bows causing a near miss. The other vessel appeared at the side lights and a brief collision occurred before the pilot and crew responded, with testimony later adduced.
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Musical and theater notices in late evening program
The scene at Hopkins' Music Hall and surrounding venues features Mr. Neville presenting a dramatic program with musical interludes, a dance troupe, and a benefit night. The Morlacchi Ballet returns, Chamaer Concern hosts a chamber concert, and various touring acts from the Worrell burlesquers to Parepa Rosa troupe appear in multiple cities with notices of performances and careers.
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Newport Election Turmoil Amid Rear Poll Book Errors
A chaotic scene unfolds as Newport debates poll-book errors causing ties and contested results. Reports mention lawmakers, standing officials, and altering procedures amid confusion in the election process.
Two Curious Needles in King of Prussia Visit
A report notes a visitor to King of Prussia examining a collection of superfine needles. The brief item highlights curiosity over the unusual focus and the displayed craftsmanship.
Merited Rebuke of the Rash and San Sheridan
A fragmentary note cites a rebuke directed at rash actions in a Sheridan area dispute. The text references Cesar and unspecified regions, with unclear context and attribution.
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Union Morning Prayer Meeting at Second Church
A religious report describes the daily Union Prayer meeting at the Second Church with singing of Sweet Hour of Prayer and a sermon theme from John 23 as the miracle of Christ walking on the sea. Mr H P Hopkins led prayer for blessing and the closing hymn Hallelujah Thine the Glory drew a unified response from the congregation.
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Congregational Church Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Congregational Church with partial text indicating a service or meeting. read as a brief church notice without full details.
City Improvements Board Meeting Highlights and Proposals
The Board chaired by Mayor Torrence met on the usual date with all members present. Gildhaus seeks permission to place a water trough on Fifth Street between Broadway and Sycamore, referred to Commissioner Chambers. John Brown, laborer in the Eastern District, is noted in the discussion. Phillips introduced resolutions for sewer work on Third Street and other street improvements. A plan includes grading and paving near pavilion areas and diverting a dead line near the canal, with the report recommending action on the canal area and near Gtk wan dite oma Gena A.
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Monumental Church Erection in Newport by T G Gaylord
Wealthy Newport citizen T G Gaylord announces plans to build a fine church edifice at his own expense as a memorial. The project is described as generous and intended to honor the originator’s name, with attention to the substantial iron foundry connections in Newport.
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Covington Man Seeks Fair Rate on Fifth Street
A fragmentary report from Covington notes Mr Nesmith discussing a proposal on Fifth Street in Cincinnati to set a fair rate and maximize opportunity, with unclear details about payment terms or governing body. The text is incomplete and factual specifics are not clear.
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Agricultural College Bill Defeated in House 34 to 48
Irregular OCR text shows debate on a college bill with invitation remarks and amendments. The bill failed 34 to 48 after readings and efforts to relieve bondmen and trustees amid business concerns.
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the Agricultural
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