Fragmented 19th Century US politics and events note
Fragmented OCR text shows mentions of US political figures and events from a past era. It references a Senate tender tribute in San, ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, Union Pact discussions, a New York Chamber of Commerce event, and legislative items like internal revenue collectors and steel wire duties. The passage is garbled but centers on historical political proceedings and public notices.
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Bailey
Chi Ing
Sinan
Frank C. Barlow
New York
New York of Commerce
Senate
McFarland Trial Continues Mrs Sinclair Testimony
Fragmented testimony shows Mrs Sinclair recounting events at McFarland’s house and Amity Street, with references to a summons, a key, and statements about honor and rewards. Witnesses discuss correspondences from New York dated 1859 and the role of Albert Richardson in later proceedings.
Tariff Debates Spark on Senate Floor with Pismires Call
Washington May 2 1870 correspondents describe lively tariff dispute as Judd's resolution to postpone special orders prompts a floor clash. Schenck and Logan clash with Republicans, including Hooper and Stevenson, over a model tariff bill amid sharp wit and heated exchanges.
Mountebank and The Stranger at National Theater
National Theater presented the Mountebank with Miss Alice Grey and Mr. Charles Pope delivering strong portrayals. Tonight The Stranger and Catherine and Petruchio are on, followed May 19 with Kip Van Winkle. Woon's Theater shows Sea of Ice with lavish spectacle. Next week Morlacchi and company perform A Tale of Enchantment.
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National Theater
Woon’s Theater
Morlacchi
Scores from a match tourney show varied results
The text records unofficial match results with team names and scores, noting games played on the tour and individual averages. Specific figures are garbled but indicate totals for bases and runs, with a focus on performance of players and teams across the tour.
Mysterious Death Report Near Tower Site
A fragmentary account describes a young man about twenty two found dead by a tower seven miles from a northern shore. The body lay on a bed in a fine broadcloth suit, with indications of self-inflicted harm or a mysterious cause yet unclear. Authorities in the area investigate.
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Anderson
Wien
Heckbad
Direwater
Funeral of Adam N Riddle Largely Attended
The funeral from Trinity M E Church for Adam N Riddle drew a large crowd of pioneers bar members Oddfellows and citizens. Bishop Clark led the services with Revs Rust and Ferguson, followed by remarks on mortality and faith, then interment at Spring Grove with Oddfellows rites.
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Bar, Oddfellows and Citizens
Standing Committees Appointed and Contested Seat
An adjourned session of the Board examined standing committees and adopted rules. Contested seat of Mr Stoms from the First Ward referred to the committee on elections. Committees named include Finance Streets Public Buildings and Roads Public Welfare Univers ity and other groups. A motion sought a joint report to rename streets and a pawnshop license ordinance was discussed with a proposed $150 annual fee.
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Board of Cacue 4
Yonerey
Finsace
John Ee J
Hill
B. Bissell
Paul Reinsein Streete
Smith Pe Hez
Creim
Comers
Ee Een
Evans Tribley
City Tadkpary
Hex Hoban
Hatatan
Trenton K
fomphal-Remnielo
Wagner
Fee Landing
Stri Klotter Erand Wessel
Blic
Gia
Tale
Nals
Bonte
Gibson
Corte Shiliito
Oe Aeerke
Brookfield
Strible
Ford
Niversit
Comegys
Shill Bissell
Smith and Covington
Smith
Corbett
Dewar
Stoms
Mabe
Colt
Leading Methodist Book Concern figures and campus growth
The Cincinnati and Louisville presses note leading Methodist ministers and the Book Concern in Chicago, detailing bishops, editors, and agents. It describes the Book Concern headquarters on Main and Eighth, its Fourth Street building, personnel, print works, and its economic footprint, including staff and output. It also lists a Memorial Day flower committee and a church-network roster for tributes across the city and nearby towns.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
City
The Gospel Refused in the Parks Meeting
Attendance this better than for several age Pek Reisen at the epic of hia which have been held have been in earnest Se have been Gestintes. CAR See no reason w a daily er meeting, in a city like shin, ben as kept up continually, unless it'be a lack of osition on the part of Christian people at that time necessary to secure suc h Tg theep moral meetings become, so Sapa Coenbe of Commons has women most daily to consiter the value of souls. THE GOSPEL REFUSED IN THE PARKS. Reference was made the a path of Park preaching of the Gospel in the a was considered an outrage, and Christian people mee. oo caliek eet upon to lift their prayers in nehell of thant mae.
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Hia
Shin
Sapa Coenbe of Commons
Thant Mae
John L
Urban Covington Democrats hold county meeting
The Democratic primary in Covington Kentucky held a meeting at Stein Bank in Frankfort yesterday and elected W. E. Faircock, John Crawford, John D. Hearne, R. Pretlow to the county slate.
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Sai of
Newport News Describes Election Code and Local Finance
Newport news item reports the Wola Committee meeting where the code of conduct for candidates was debated, noting a shift toward open race transparency and a secret ballot proposal. It mentions a high water event on the Ohio river and a foundation claim around $15,000 tied to Need & Gaby and Messrs. discussions at Fouxpery.
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Ne Oy Wola
Fana
Gaylonp
Ohio River
Gaby
Dayton tax roll shows real estate and stores tallied
Dayton officials released the latest taxable property totals from the assessor’s books. Real estate values and stores, including households and wares, contribute to the city’s assessed amount. The notice notes a Friday increase and mentions Sears Co as a referenced entity.
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Ted
Mane
Deventer
Dayton
Coeasor
Ecdersssseiens Ae
Temperance Division Aims to Do Much Good
A speaker argues wine does pay in the dedicatory ceremonies described as impressive. The Division is praised for lavishly improving the temperance cause and making progress at this location.
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Howe
Mr. Morgan
Ohio
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Rte Peters
Ouse
McFarland
Amity Street
Richardson
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Belin
Divine Authority Bible
Amos J. Cumming
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Eess
L.T
Mc‘arland
Heey
Shea
Davis
Eae
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Graham
Albert D. Richardson
Nones
McFaren
Washington
Schenck
Judd
Ways and Means Committee
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Samson
Pismires
Allison
Job Stevenson
Garfield
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Leowell
Don Illinois
Aire
Pismire
Mir Woot
Bairnevaell
Massachusetts
Hooper Sotto Voce
Demi Benoe
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Lee
Saree
Sumner
Boston
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Hooper
Faget
St. Patrick
Waverty
Gisthasre
Adam N. Riddle
Bishop Clark
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Clark
Rust
Ferguson
Reetes
Sugg
Tinson
Hagans
C. Ferguson
D. W.clark
A. N. Riddle
River Landing
Jobin Riddle
New Jersey
Tower
Gray
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Heavenly Father Been Youchasling
Ener
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Iris
Erelong
Raegi
Poiron Road
Church of God
Jesus Christ
Mary Peaten
Sonia
Fraaeiv
J. J. Thompson
Board OF Aldermen
Louisville Canal
Perenses
Gore
Bissell
Connop Lan
Western Christian Advocate
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I Ition
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Roy
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Hitchcock
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Main
Eighth Streets
Fourth Street
Homie Street
Plum
Wisseer Keliten
Aiden
Repx
Sochler
Secor
Atlanta
Voissey
Cince
Trinity Church
Wesley Chapel
Met Mix HI
C. Foulds
Trinity
Methodist
Moe
B. Davie Vorkelyec
Methediog
A. B. Clark
Christie
Gamble
Precyterians
Stosnell Second Presbyterian
JH . Ae Post
Terian
Jones
Vine-street
W. Sabin
Zion Baptist
Shelton
Davie
Central Christian
Sallie Owens
Christ Celera
St. Johny’s
E Dd
Unter
Friends
Soothes
Hanaitis
George Dean
Malone
Anna Warder
Peter's
Moor
Ries
Turner Unida
Mohlenhof
St. Paul's
Eliza Eisenlohr
Marth Geewne Eaihesast
Ee Efgick
Eulemio
E &J. Matthew's Church
Bira
Covengton
Enion Methodist
Mra. H. K. Lindsy
Sten Masseoh
Newport
Grace M. E. Church
J. D. Smith
Pee
Yale
J. Batchelor
Baptist Chumm Cobb
Grey
Zoe Peait'e
Dunn & Witt
Rcal Gures
Ee Ee
Cehcee Cher
Saatan
Ahe C
H and D. Railroad
L’ Hommedien
Presid
D. McTose
Tbuuurban
Covington
Dayton, KY
Sears Co
Columbia
Glore & Bros
J. C. Dex
Bers
Sycamore Street
COAL
Coatlil
Stein Tang
Iim A Oe
Ross Stuer
Pamela Ra Oaas
Ilinois
Hess
Ranking CO
Architectural Iron Works
Johnnson
A . Dee Yarmouth
Maryland
Sa Etenee Senee
Erere
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Cor. Fitth
T. Griffiths
G. Griffiths
Staple & Fancy LW
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Josepu & Peebles
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Peebles
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Nastow
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N. E. Corner
Race Sts
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