Mayor Urges Public Works and Debt Growth Caution
The Mayor defends borrowing for improvements as city growth requires risk. He cites deep debt reduction plans by 1908 and argues new debt up to 5 million can be safely issued without higher taxes. He praises parks, waterworks, and police expansion while urging rapid land purchases and infrastructure to boost trade and wealth.
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New York
Croton Water Central Park
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
America
Europe
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Secaea
Nana Neoee Agponaon
Ike Stvetenton
WBA
Vela Alta business before the reigned letter scene
In fragmented lines the text references a business named Vela Alta and a royal or official letter. General Burcen is mentioned, with unclear dates and names. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events or outcomes to confirm.
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Vela Alta
Burcen
City Government Expenditure Report and Health Notes
Officials discuss city finances and health allusions, outlining departments and projected costs for the year. Included is commentary on the health and beauty of the city and a request for careful citizen perusal of the elaborate report from the departments and the board.
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Religious notices and church events fill city pages
The column lists services and sermons across multiple churches. Rev. James F. Chalfont, Rev. L. Clark, Rev. Parrish, Rev. C. Thompson and others preach tomorrow. Love feasts, confirmations, and choir events note frequent Sunday schedules and locations such as Park Street M E, York Street M E, First Presbyterian, St. John's Episcopal, and the Advent.
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Preaby
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Ing
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L. Clark
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Dre Parrish
Pine Street
Cher Sirens
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Park Street
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York Street
Lara
Bepper
C. Thompson
Preksterea
Charles Gillette
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H. Beotre
M. P. Gaddis
Pike's Music Hall
Retford
Universalist
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Ohio State
Gekpeik Cohael
County Association
James M. Lancaster
Bt Benitestan
Mrg
Orca
Police Court Record Of Drunkenness Vagrancy And Threats
In this morning's Police Court session 14 continuances and 32 new cases were heard. Roll call listed cases for abuse of wife Runiy Mohinele postponed to Monday. several drunks including J Kekan Margaret Hogaliga and others resolved in the usual manner. Susan Holt jailed for stealing valuables, given two months with good behavior promise. Graham and Robinson Cockney case continued to 15th with $700 bail. A case of assault held over. threatening letters dismissed for lack of evidence. Other defendants faced postponements or leave requirements. drunkenness and concealed weapons noted.
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W. T. Portest
Saffin
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Martin
Hanley
Raynor
Cates
Remington
Hansen
Julge Bite
Kenton County notices and local council actions report
The Kenton County notices include insurance agents registration requirements with penalties for failure, tobacco sales figures for April at the Kenton warehouse, and council actions on licenses and bills. Officials discuss advertising costs, adjournment details, and enforcement measures with minor incidents such as a street altercation leading to fines.
City Council debates tax for new hall and lays railroad plan
The Covington City Council discussed widening streets and tax funding to build a new city hall and jail. The Railroad Committee reported on negotiating with Louisville Cincinnati and Lexington for a terminus near the Ohio River and rights of way west of Linden Grove Cemetery with a depot between Third Street and the Ohio. The committee urged reducing the proposal to writing and limiting city liability for damages as owners are compensated.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Linden Grove Cemetery
Washington Street
Aire 8
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The
Ohio
Covington
Newport News Letter and Criminal Court Indictments
The Newport News paper reports that M J Dodsworth and Charles Wright were arrested on a breach warrant from the criminal court and held in custody. The article notes $1000 surety for worth and $500 for Wright. It also mentions a Protestant association procession in Mt Auburn and city council actions on licensing and wharfage. The piece includes poetry and wide-ranging notices on temperance, theater, and political opinion.
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Newport
A. P.A
Cincinnati
Hich
Mt. Auburn
Spence
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the Benely
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Schriver
Betz
Memphis riot leaves one dead after gunfire at Mcffee's station
A Memphis colored picnic at Mcffee's station ended in a shooting spree injuring one woman and six men, with Policeman Sanerman beaten while trying to quell the disturbance. Arrests followed naming Henry Fries Read Chas Harris and Dan Collings as ring leaders amid claims of Ku Klux activity and conspirators plotting further violence.
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Mcffee's
Sanerman
Henry Fries
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Chas. Harris
Dan Collings
J.M. Campbell
Ena *Voring
Barbour Lewis
St Louis City Incomes Over Three Hundred Thousand
The list shows several residents of St Louis earning over 300000 with names such as arene I eel and Taylor Lieo Hasse. It notes three individuals report incomes above 1000000 and mentions a National Temperance Advocate statement about Gen Grayt not drinking alcohol.
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Gladstone resolves divide House as agitation over Church rages
The House of Commons debated Mr Gladstone’s economic and church policy measures. A vote on the first resolution ended 390 to 265 in favor, prompting Liberal cheers and a motion to adjourn at 3 AM as ministers reassessed next steps.
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Jisraeli
House of Commons
Kahnpreena
Western District
Handy Opere
Congressional Session Summary Notes May 1
The Senate adjourned after Mr Evarte concluded remarks at a meeting and Mr Stan followed with closing statements. No further business was transacted before adjournment. Speaker and Mr Brooks signaled a continuation related to the Alta affair upon members return this afternoon. Members then left for the Senate.
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Senate recess as Stanbery feeble in President's room
Special dispatch reports P. S. Stanbery with his wife visiting the President's room where he rests on a lounge, very weak and unable to read remarks. Thornton, British Minister, and Anthony Threllope attend the diplomatic gallery as Evarts speaks at three. Senate ends session for recess.
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Chistian Times
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Anthony Threllope
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Stanbery Speaks on Tenure Bill Amid Feeble Condensation
The article notes Stanbery's brief feeble appearance at 4:30 PM after a recess, where he spoke for about half an hour against the Tenure of Office bill’s Section One. He prepared a longer speech but limited his remarks to legal points due to weakness as the Senate adjourned. The piece also mentions an upcoming conclusion to marry Terrible Tragedy. The Madison Courier reports a sensational incident of a shooting and assault in which a young man was injured, an uncle assaulted, and a suspect arrested amid public uproar.
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Debates in the Commons on Irish policy and Church issues
The May 1 session in the Commons ran late as MPs argued over Gladstone's Irish policy and church matters. Disraeli criticized confiscation schemes and pressed for clear tests, while tensions over ritualists and Roman Catholic concerns persisted.
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City Council Minutes Show Disputed Motion And Budget Talk
The City Council met this afternoon with members Aust, Baker, Hil, Kauffman, Wal ienna, Wilson and others. A motion to dispense with the minutes failed while the minutes were read and approved. A communication concerned wharf improvements and back rent, and Baker proposed authorizing the Civil Engineer to set a grade west of Wood with bids for public landings. referred to the Committee on Communications.
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City Council Proceedings Amid Elections and Vacancies
The council debated power to elect officials and confirmed Broadwell over Laneai with 217 votes. A board vacancy election ended with Hopkins and Johnston in multiple ballots before Thomas secured the seat. Time changes for meetings were proposed, and bids for property purchases noted. Multiple appropriations and a city wharf project were approved, with a finance committee overseeing general fund allocations.
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Britannia Metal Goods Repairs and Replates at Salesboon
Britannia Metal Goods offers repair and replating services for two kinds of ware at SALESBOON located at 356 Walnut Brest.
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Brest
Building Lumber de. Thos. W. Farrin & Qu. Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Farrin & Co advertise wholesale and retail building lumber materials. The listing highlights Thos. W. Farrin as principal, outlining available timber selections and hardware. Local builders are invited to consult for prices and delivery.
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