Butler Expulsion Vote Stirs House Amid Dodges and Allegations
A chaotic House vote to expel Butler triggered wide abstentions and procedural dodges as opponents avoided ballots. An anonymous ally links Butler to 1860s Tennessee politics, while debates over open sessions and tariff policy color the scene. Theater listings follow with Lefingwell presenting Coming Man and Romeo Jailer Jenkins at the city venues.
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Breves
Vo Air
Daiek
Comsahe
Butler
Pentsylvania
Glee
Tennewee
Mullins
Joan
Lefingwell
Romeo
Leffingwell
Woman Surrounded by Waves Twenty Four Hours Near Point
A woman, wife of Joseph White, was swept by angry waves near a point, surviving a full twenty four hours before rescue. The ordeal began Wednesday morning and a search party, led by Cotter, with family ties to the area, intensified the effort as the danger to life remained acute until help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph White
Concerta
Cotter
The Wilkes Leland Quarrel Explored in Times Article
The Spirit of the Times outlines a recent personal encounter between Wilkes and Mr Leland. It notes a planned confrontation near Wilkes home and a subsequent dinner engagement with ladies and gentlemen in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Leland
Wilkes
Spirit of the Times
Leland
Corset origins debated by folklore and rumor
A fragment notes a claim that corsets were invented by sea creatures or seals, reflecting a humorous or mythical origin story rather than documented history. The passage presents a fanciful attribution without credible evidence.
Local Notices Outline Civic and Community Changes
Fragmented notice items include five marriage licenses issued by city authorities. Council to hold a special session. Storrs Township annexation approved. Election notes list H M Moos as candidate for School Trustees in Fifteenth Ward. Other items mention a Bremen street incident, a Catholic blessing ceremony, and discussions on asylum and child welfare consolidations.
Foret axwp Vine Yesterpay From A. M. Until Yesterday
Fragmentary OCR text notes a time span from morning to the previous day with unclear details. No clear persons organizations or events emerge to identify a full news item.
Unclear fragment hints at manslaughter case urging governor
Fragments indicate a man facing manslaughter issues and a possible appeal to the Governor. The readable text is sparse and does not establish concrete events, dates, or entities.
Liquor Case Involving Philip Born Reported
A liquor matter concerns an individual named Philip Born. The report notes a dispute or enforcement action connected to a city establishment or regulation and cites official proceedings. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Treatment schedule for ili ta tasega to begin this week
The article notes the number of patients to be treated in the ili ta tasega program, with initiation planned for this week. Details specify the planned start and target figures, emphasizing the rollout timeline and program scope.
Bes Lottery Second Grand Prize Listing Traded Cheap
A fragment notes the Bes lottery offering the second grand prize at $500 but mentions Mr. Booker would sell for five in gold or silver. The readable lines imply a discussion of prize pricing and possible sale terms from a Mr Booker. The text references Moaz Hion Arraxciarox and the Crees in a cryptic listing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moaz Hion Arraxciarox
Booker
Ecumenicat Covxori from Parcel Office Report
A brief item notes a private parcel matter involving an official completion. Readable fragments indicate a local public office handling conveyance or certification with emphasis on the parcel process and authority. No further names or dates are clearly legible.
Cincinnati Bond Issuance Aims to Aid Public Works
A garbled report notes Cincinnati considering a bond issue in August to raise funds for municipal projects. The plan seeks approval to issue bonds at a specified rate to support annual expenditures, with details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronannualy
Religious meetings and charity drive at Chelan city
A detailed report describes a holy meeting with singing led by Mrs. Dart of Finley M. E. Church, prayers for new members, and a sermon on atonement. It notes a Friends meeting at Eighth and Mound, addresses Freedmen’s Aid work, and lists attendees, donations, and weekly counts including lodging, conversions, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chamberlain
Eighth and
Mound Streets
Cheltin
Second Meeting Delivers Thoughtful Reflections at Service
The report notes a second gathering filled with contemplation as Christians, aided by church workers, continued efforts to guide attendees toward the Cross. The text highlights the Savior's stay with believers and the comfort found in shared devotion during the hour.
Church Anniversary Programs At Redeemer Church
Sunday school exercises at the Church of the Redeemer corner Baymiller Findlay streets drew an average of 147 scholars. Lincoln Park Chapel reports recent weekly Sabbath activities and a Sunday school program continuing at the Cashel institute. Thirty eight members joined the Perth Presbyterian Church as new full members since December 1. Lenten mission services at Epiphany Church Fourth Street continue each evening this week led by Rev. rector of St. James.
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Fowler
van’ Cleve
Rust
J. Murray
Wm. Summons
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Lee
Mr. Stephenson
Committee On Business
House of Gol
Walden
Good West Venus
Me Dardis
Washington M. E
New Street
Lynchburg
Church of the Redeemer
Baymiller and
Findlay Streets
Smi
Pesey
J. Ss Id Ia
Church
Pefth Presbyterian Church
Desee Nesblend
St. James
Fragmentary OCR: Broadway Chu Sermon Notes
Fragmented text from a Broadway area column shows preaching references and scattered phrases. Names and full context are missing, leaving an incomplete note on a church event or sermon outline with unclear dates or speakers.
Ninth Street Baptist Church Service Fragments Found
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Ninth Street Baptist Church service and members including a pastor, a W. Ordonav or Ordon figure, and several young girls and boys referenced in a broken context. The readable bits suggest a church gathering with youth involvement in parts of the service.
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A. B
Funeral of Howard Matthews Recalled by Grand Lodge Tone
The funeral of Howard Matthews former Grand Master of the Masons in Ohio was held at the Mason Temple. The service was conducted by Alexander H. Newcomb with Rev. Richard Grey in attendance. Pallbearers from four divisions of Scottish and York rites carried the casket to the cemetery.
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Howard Matthews
Mamecony
Ohio
Masone Temple
Grand Lodge
Hag
Xander H. Newcomb
G M
W. Hagem
Alexander H. Newcomb
Toledo
Richard Grey
T. Car
Charles
Matthews
York
Loveland Public Meets Hall for Pie Night at Lyceum
Loveland residents gather for an evening public meeting at the Lyceum to discuss community plans and a pie fundraiser. The event features Hall as a guest or speaker, with attendees engaging in local civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Lyceum
Povandar Operations oF 4 Barner
Fragmented readable text indicates a local operation or incident involving Povandar and 4 Barner. References unclear names appear amid garbled OCR. Not enough concrete facts about people, places, dates, or actions to form a reliable summary.
Fragmented local notice on a property dispute
The readable fragments describe a legal matter involving property and a local authority. Details are incomplete, but the notice references a court or official action and a potential deadline. Names, dates, and precise actions are not clear from the surviving text.
Arrest of Lottery and Policy Dealers Causes Uproar
A citywide feud between lottery and policy dealers escalates as United States revenue laws authorize some licenses while others operate illegally. W B Smith leads arrests of three dealers, who retaliate by jailing Smith for state law violations. Smith posts $1000 bail after waiving examination as more arrests follow and a broad list of city residents are implicated.
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United States
Eee
United
W. B. Smith
United States Revenue
Ohio
Smith
Esquire Dossman
J. D. Halco H. Hubert
Eaird_streers
J. D. Walnut
A. F. Whit
Mi Clements
Schewegman&Gyenore
Fouth
H. Wolf
Covington Priest’s Family Fire Tragedy Injures Woman
In Covington on a Saturday around 6, a woman named Mied aria Chesterman employed as a domestic in the family of Bmtah of Soha avenue attempted a fire with the stove, fire and flames resulting in serious injuries. She ran from the scene as cries for help drew bystanders, and though her injuries are severe, there is hope for recovery given her youth and strong constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miedaria Chesterman
Soha Avenue
Tao Oak
Ohio Legislature Sees Bills On Railroads and Fencing
In the Ohio Senate, measures arise from Tuscarawas, Summit, Cuyahoga Falls, Ottawa, Hamilton, Clermont, and other counties. Proposals include fencing railroad lines, authorizing county commissioners to build rails and roads at water level, levying funds for a Stone lick township bridge, and penalties for false pretenses with possible penitentiary terms. Senate adjourned after bills introduced. Van Vorhes Soldiers' Home debate noted.
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Burt
Tuscarawas County
McKinney
Summit County
Hans
Cuyahoga Falls
State County
Messrs
Everett and Burnt
Ottawa County
Hunt
Hamilton
Clermont Counties
Leeds
Clermont County
Stonelick Township
Said
Ot-Bridge
Central Tea Story at Fifth and Race Corner
An evening scene at the Fifth and Race corner with a motif of a central tea story. Moti-ten and regional references appear, noting a beat and a wireless signal context.
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Gundeman
Wright
Sa Demingo
Winans
Sxzcoxp
Harmonic Society
Pike's Music Mall
Musical Association
Horxan’ Music Hall
Hopkins’ Music Hall
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Peidarch
Dweyd
Maurice Neville
The
Tra Arte’ Noes
Ao Ee
Storrs Township
Teday
H. M. Moos
Israelite
Bremen-street Station
Jamestown
Dayton
Kentucky
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Cathlic
Lora Gana Ey Meg
Daniels & McComb
Fifth Street
Philip Born
Ettleton
Ak Pest
Mr. Dart
Finley M. E. Church
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Seabee
M.C
Sirangeth
Ditiacna
Tizens
Apn Sonst
Samuel C. Tatem
Joseph Emery
Ickess
Chelan
W. Storer How
Thomas
Adams
Newport
de Montine
Dorgan
A . Toba Degenhart
Assesso Oriret Ward
Coumeit
D. K. Anes
A. Treseurce
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J.K. Edwards
Ges
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Andrew
Adam
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Shearer
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Madison County
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O’donovan
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Wesan
Wilder
Kens City
Spain
House
Holden
North Carolina
Jewish Benevolent Society
Realal
America
Russia
Aamon — Smith
Y Military Institute
Frankfort
Selekay
Reeder W. Clarke
Washington
Yemeriariat
Delano
Ames
U.S. Senate
W. A. Dudley
Louisville, Lexington & Cincinnati Railroad
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Henry W. Smith
St. Louis
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Collectore
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Yeddo
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Te Anaes
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Migs O
Inera
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Gariesen
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Mim
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Edwards
National Executive Committee
the Union of America
Philadelphia
Newell
New J
Nnanteriel' Rae
Organida
Georgia
Illinois
Texas
E. B. Converse
York, Y
Baltimore
Lincoln-Park Chapel
Cashel
Institute
Broadway
Ninth-street Baptist
Ist
Povandar
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Hebinein
Cannon
Mc Reynolds
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Yatty
Davis
McReynolds
Trmpk
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Loney
Covington
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Periee' Ie
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Leonawa, Savice
Central Avenue
Fifth and Longweeth
Ohio Legislature
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Senate
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van Vihes
Ostebiiah van Voree
Messrs. Parr
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Cullen
van Vorhes
Mr. Hi
Erie
Fifth
Avenue
Piers Fey
Mhis
Ape ND
Toon
Oir
Sis
Oenes
COAL
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J. C. Dexti
CEN
CNT
Edwin ¥. Surta
S. Smith
Irn & Alteters Ts
Reo
JT. Griffiths
G. Griffiths
THAS
N. W. Cor
Centralay
Fifth SP
Robert Howe
Wake Hubbell
Howe & Hubbell
Hubbell, Swasey &Co
Sycamore
Steve
Coffin, Ys & CO
Chat
Insurance
Larewam
Geo. McGregor
Back Street
Bet
Fourth & Vila
Cincinmati
Vrankdin Type Foundry
Kevime Street
Cincinmata
Peintes
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