Fragmented San Francisco hotel reunion notice and mixed political snippets
A damaged OCR item records a Grand Hotel in San Francisco and an Army Corps reunion adjournment, with scattered phrases about oath taking in the United States, tax reduction debates, and a U.S. election bill discussion. Names and places are incomplete or garbled, but the entry preserves mentions of San Francisco, Bucharest, and Wisconsin politics among fragmented references.
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San Francisco
Army Corps
Fader
Cha
Nixon
United
Bucharest
Newolity
The McEarland Trial Twenty-Second Day Proceedings
The McEarland trial continues on the twenty-second day with proceedings resumed from yesterday’s five o’clock edition. New York press reports on the prosecution and new tests presented in court, detailing the arraignment and ongoing examination of witnesses.
Would-be Capital Rail Trip Northward Westward Correspondence
A Cincinnati Times correspondence from May 3 1870 discusses attempts by a Northwest backed committee to relocate the U S capital possibly to St Louis or another western site. The writer recounts travel by Pacific Railroad from St Louis, describing rolling farmlands, rocky cuts, and dramatic scenery as a backdrop to the political debate over removing the capital.
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Cincinnati Times
Kansas City
United States
Washington
St. Louis
Ea Ogee
Pacific Rail of
Missouri
Mirim
Merrimac
Cerne
Riots and juror concerns stir Missouri murder debate
A reader voices alarm about renewed murder coverage in Missouri and calls for harsher punishment and stricter jury conduct. He cites perceived Yankee bias, urges editors to name Ohio natives implicated in killings, and argues media Chronicle of crimes harms the state’s reputation.
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Yeterday
Sea of Sake
Ohio
Missouri
Bulletin
Curtain Notes from May on Theater Life and Tours
The piece surveys actors seeking summer rest, contrasts hard-season strain with renewal, and previews performances and personnel moves across theaters in Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago New York and beyond. Notables include Miss Gray, Mr. Bates, Mr. Sheridan, the Morlacchi troupe, the Zavistowskis, and Catehhip, with rumors of tours and openings in multiple cities.
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Arental
National Tuxarer
Shakespeare
Katherine
Petruchio
Gray
Harry Bates
Miles
W. E. Sheridan
Hahn
Zavistowskis
Pacific
Parepa-Rosa
Husband
Enrpe Inuly
Catehhip
Leicester
Ben de Bar
Thester
Arcy
Philadelphia
Barney Williams
Walnut Street Theater
Emma Webb
the of Music
8.C
Methua Scheller
California
Wood's Museum
New York
Tomhes W. Wallack
Seoy Tapa Peoples
Leake
James Dickson
Academy of Music
Metropolitan Hall
Indianapolis
Fries
Oberon
Ator
E. H. Ladlow & Co
Park Avenue
Faring Morant
Booth
Emma Waller
de Hes
Crosby
Operra House
Chicago
Rosedale
Ansetdr
Mobile
Yorick
Ole Bull
Europe
Norway
United States
Herr Bull
New York Philharmonic Society
Macbeth
St. Johns
N. B
Locke
Fanning
Lydis Thompred
Niblo’s
Dana
Dnal Ce
Ming Minnie Conaray
Park Theater
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Star
Destructive Fire Destroys Seven Dwellings
A blaze at about one this morning from box 95 on Vine and Milk streets spread to Calligan Street, destroying seven frame houses on the south side between Clifton and Ohio avenues. Firemen fought fierce flames, with horses pulled from engines to reach the hill, but most houses were lost. Loss estimated around $30,000 with insurance on some items. Residents narrowly escaped as smoke and heat swept the area. rumor of a missing child caused anxiety across the street. Local authorities prepared for investigations and improvements as crews battled the blaze and secured the scene.
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Vine and
Milk Streets
Vinestreet Hill
Calligan Street
Clifton
Ohio
Pevenne
Col Canaries
Schram
Fred. Koch
J. Giles
A. Meyers
I Weneke
Lee
Lebder
Rupert
Mayer & Muinizkor
A. Kol
Frank
Frank Hoppe
Baseball Notes and Scores From Recent Games
The report covers scores and lineups from recent baseball events, naming teams such as Oriental Metual and Phobia Athletics, and notes attendance and schedules. It mentions players like Av Prottice and Selahfield, plus officials and venue details. The text also references June events, club history, and upcoming Western games.
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FeMboe
Ion
Pias
U of Sie
Sean Ef Ieactiya
Chama Aees
Ae Phobia Athletics
Orleans
Ns Bern
Tack
Laps Solafield
Messey
Bailey
Rot Willamsburg
Penheim
Palt
Pink
Walter C. Munson
la Sour C
Cousti Wilty
Suter
Lynch
Bree Borys
Lewman
Ena Bellegthn
Wil
Railroad magnates tour city amid religious gathering
A piece notes a religious service with a Fifth Presbyterian connection and reports on a group of distinguished railroad men visiting the city on a tour. Names include Clarke of New York, J H Banker, Aug Schell, Harlan, Vanderbilt, and others from Lake Shore, Wabash, Cleveland, and Cincinnati lines. A jury reaches a verdict in a local case concerning a young man found in Anderson, with the man’s death ruled by the jury.
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City
Elf. Clarke
New York
Lake Shore R. R. Co
J. H
Anderson
Daily Services Reflect On Fight The Good Fight
The article reports morning services led by Mr. Marcy with prayers and hymns amid a measured tone of renewed zeal. It notes the congregation’s reflection on recent troubling scenes and emphasizes spiritual steadfastness and charitable giving.
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Marcy
Ie Sharon
Covington Billiards Championship Set For Saturday Night
A 500 point match game to determine Covington’s champion cue is scheduled for Saturday night at the eikansan near South and Main. Democratic primary meetings occur tonight in the city wards.
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Covington
Theikansan
Cre
Sth
Newport Gist: Fist Fight at Drug Store Sparks Injuries
Fragments describe a fight before Yous blutt's drug store resulting in a broken leg for one man and a broken tongue incident for another. A Dayton return, a county clerk note on assessment, and references to Campbell County Agricultural Society fair events are mentioned amid incomplete local notices.
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Chaz
Brooke Pene
Manget
Yous Blutt
Bracken
Annual Open Air Opera at Kesherretofore
An 1870 Mt Pleasant report describes a large fashionable audience enjoying an outdoor English opera program. Performers including Mons Beeberdie, Sig Grunta, Miss Skylark, and Miss Wren presented arias and recitals such as Shoo Fly and Coming through the Rye. A comic interlude by Big. Woodpeckers drew applause amid ornate stage decor and an open sky setting.
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Propria
Persne
Mons
Urge
Clarionet
B. Bulla
Castinet
Emi- Uclert
Grunta
Senos
Sanoteelle
Mise
Robin Mia Seal
Miss Wren
Miss Skylark
Mons. Beeberdie
Sig
Blackberdie
Tom Tion
Moore
College Hill remembers a faithful pastor's farewell
Special dispatch reports from the Potomac era noting quiet on the home front. Grace Curren and Rev. Mr. Kerfoot are praised for their service at the Shin Mop church in College Hill. Citizens extend respect, affection, and best wishes for his future success.
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Potomac
Grace Curren
Kerfoot
College Hill
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