Turbulent Times Echoing Through Looped Pasts
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic mix of political notes and local events. Mentions retired figures in McFarland politics, a push for a Senate Pacific Railroad route, a fixed grand jury prize in Marietta, and a tornado demolishing a church with $30,000 loss. Also notes temporary asylum for refugees on Ward’s Island and a president’s signature on measures related to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coniston
Cally
Clea
Senate Pacific Railroad Committee
Southern Pacific Railroad
Marietta
Frank Fremont
Gkaneateles
Ieee
Diad Bluffs
Pieree Cres
Hacker
Serre Seesec
Contested House Resolution on Fees and Appropriations
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a House resolution about fee increases and final appropriations. Mentions August 1 extension, votes 38 to 35, and statements by Representatives Williams Oregon Morton Indiana and Ross Kansas. Details unclear, but concerns public appropriations and the continuance of a system under debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Tates House
Williams
Oregon
Morton
Indiana
Ross
Kansas
McFarland Trial Mentioned in Environment of Case
Fragmentary report notes McFarland trial references. Mentions Graham and Keyes cases with Edwin Menon counsel and Tribune office witnesses, while not commenting on relations between Richardson and McFarland. Content is unclear and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M . Graham
Keyes
Edwin Menon
Tribane
Richardson
McFarland
Broadway May Promenaders Spotlight Fashion and News Wars
Correspondent reports Broadway crowds in May sunshine with vivid praise of dresses and wealth, noting $1000 to $10000 outfits and bustling trade. The piece also covers newspaper battles among New York journals, highlighting Horace Greeley and John Russell Young as key figures in the Sun Standard clash and the tragic McFarland case aftermath. It ends with a brief obituary of a poor artist, Kuntze, who spoke of Emerson as inspiration while living in poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Sip York
Broadway
New Yorker
Canal Street
Union Square
Regent Street
Boulevards
Unter den Linden
Toledo
Paris
Grace Churely
St. James
Madeleine
Place de la Bastile
McFarland
Tribune
Richardson
Greeley
Hackett
H. G
Horace
Rome
John Russell Young
Dana
Sun
Young
Tueday
The
Kuntze
Emerson
Berrano
Indians Rampant at Cheyenne Agency Reported Massacre and Siege
Reported from Cheyenne Agency describes 3000 to 4000 Indians gathering and barring landings by whites. Cattle killed and many white men reportedly killed or driven into the river. Major Randall reported dead. details include scattered acts of violence and mobs, with Indians resisting landing and firing arrows over heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Agency
Major Randall
Gibbard Krouse
D. Browner
Miin Thisty
Berthold
Randall
Mackinaw
Hideous Facts in Mormondom Spellbound by a Salt Lake Correspondent
A Salt Lake correspondent for a San Francisco paper vents a harsh view of Mormonism. The author notes a “horrible” feature in the church’s history and describes alleged abuses tied to early Mormon practice and governance, citing George D. Ward as the reporter.
America acknowledged amid vague cameos reference
A fragmented text hints at recognition or acknowledgement of cameos, but details are unclear. The passage appears to reference a group or event labeled as cameos and mentions acknowledgement in a broader American context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Revenue receipts show nine month rise in current year
Internal revenue data for the first nine months indicate an increase over the prior period, with receipts totaling approximately twenty thousand two hundred twenty two dollars, reflecting improved collection performance and fiscal momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Ree
Amusements this week at local theaters and concerts
National star duo Miss Alice Gray and Mr. Chas Pope close their engagement tonight with Richard II. The theater patrons praise their liberal reception and look forward to their next visit. Tuesday brings Mr. Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle at the venue. Macauley closes the dramatic season with The Sea of Ice, a visually striking piece. Monday features the Machati Troupe in A Tale of Enchantment. Madame Rive offers a grand concert at Pike's Music Hall on Thursday with pupils performing principal pieces.
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National
Tuzarer
Alice Gray
Chas
Pope
Richard
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Woon’s Theater
Macauley
Lee
Mavam
Rive
Madame ‘Rive
Ness
Pike's Music Hall
Attracthre
Cijoya
BASE BALL Gossir Alaska and Resolute Clubs clash
The Alaska and Resolute clubs played a contentious game at the foot of the hill, with the Lakers winning by four. Gatbaied and Lightfoots led scoring for New Orleans, while the New Orleans Atlantics fell 21 to 20 in an amateur clash in Washington. Pearce’s team in New Orleans drew attention as the home club honors were highlighted during a Sabbath observance theme.
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Orleans
Crescent City
S. S
Meeting of the G A R Committee Debates Memorial Plans
A meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic committee at Court and Walnut discussed memorial events. They considered railroad access to the cemetery, a free stands offer from A Caldwell for speakers, artillery use from the New Barracks, and invitations to Durbin Ward Hayes judges and ministers.
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Conmniitée
Court and
Walnut Streets
A. Caldwell
Secretary of War
Hickenlooper
Coamesittes
Durbin Ward
Gov. Hayes
Srna Aieecieae
Allen and Mace to Fight in New Orleans Parade of Bets
The Tuesday match between Allen and Mace will take place in New Orleans with limited Cincinnati turnout. St Louis gang will back Allen, while Coburn seeks revenge by challenging the winner. Weights cited as 168 pounds for Allen and 165 for Mace suggest a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Mace
New Orleans
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Jerry Donovan
Jim Cusick
Aaron Jones
McCoole
Joe Coburn
Fancy
Johnny Franklin
Common Street
Peass
Government Contract Awarded Amid Mixed Submissions
A government contract was awarded after a process that included multiple bids. Officials say the selection was merited and will benefit the project timeline and cost controls in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peer
Thief Breaks Into Police Office. $50 Stolen
A sneak thief entered Capt. Fisher’s police court office, forced open a desk drawer, and escaped with fifty dollars without detection, illustrating a bold intrusion as if “carrying the war into Africa.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bagi
Fisher
Africa
City Notices of Licenses and Fees Listed
The following are the mayor’s closing notices for Friday evening Stay 6 1870. Peddlers, one and two street vendors, stalls and loads show fees. Drays, tippler, street corner, and other trades are taxed. Public roles in licensing and revenue due.
Black Jack Maria to be Arrested and Held at Bremen Street
Police announce that Black Jack Maria will be conveyed to Bremen Street Station upon arrest. The notice targets rowdies and warns of immediate action for disorder near the Orphan Asylum on Vine street Hill.
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Nape Cee
Orphan Asylum
Vine-street Hill
Black Jack
Maria
Bremen-street
Excursion Planned Urbana to Cincinnati for Charity
Arrangements set for an Urbana to Cincinnati trip on Sronees to benefit the Young America Fire Company. Departure at 5 A.M. with return at 2 A.M. the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Cincinnati
Sronees
Tay
Young America Fire Comey
Unclear OCR Fragment At 30814 With Numbers
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered numbers and phrases such as percent sign location and times. The readable bits imply a numeric listing or timing but lack coherent context or identifiable entities to confirm a specific event or subject.
Religious Morning Prayer and Evangelical Gatherings
A compact report outlines daily religious services and events: Morning Prayer and Lesson led by Mr Richardson, with special prayers for ministers. remarks and hymns to inspire tomorrow's worship. Hutchinsons in town announce a public Young Men's Christian Association benefit, a children's meeting, and the ordination of Licentiate Burkley Jones. Evening preaching at Park vicinity, Evangelical Ministers meeting, Bethel services, and Union Baptist ordination. Newport preaching and a convention push against secret societies, plus Sabbath-school gatherings and county convention dates. Strong emphasis on ordination, public concerts, and religious outreach by multiple churches and associations.
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Richardson
Wien
Burkley Jones
Vail
Cincinnati Baptist
ES Dhibyaat
C. A
Agg
Park
W. McCune
Lincoln Park Church
Park Gate
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Adil
NEW Bethel Cirune
Bethel
Union Baptist Church
Mmound
Richmond
Stoke
Collins
Seudh
J. Emery
Newport
National Christian Association
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Second Presbyterian Church
Remme
Covington License Rates and Local Notices
The Board of Councilmen discussed the ordinance regulating licenses with a schedule listing rates for theaters saloons and pawnbrokers. Other items include a street boundary change, Aldermen’s actions on rules, a canal project update, and a report on letters remaining in the Covington post office for the week ending May 7, 1870. The Democratic primary meetings passed quietly and the County Convention was set for Independence. Sheriff candidates Berry Hardin and J J Macklin were noted, as were County Clerk contenders A C Ellis and B Hallam. A disturbance on Fifth Street drew attention before a woman Amanda Socoait admitted motherhood of a child found on a Brookshaw porch.
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Weale Theater
Fourth-street
Ee Heaney Peat Opti Music’ Hall
Eas Guaul
Gal Reersen
aSania Hopkins’ Music Hall
Halis
Soke
Cies
Allison Street
Mary Street
Pobreza
Len
Board of Aldermen
Aldermanic Committee
Board of
Councilmen
Aioe of
Aldermen
Benet
Chaie
Pee
Covington
Alexander
Jane
Anderson
Ijnes Brooke
Bowen
Dae
A Brooks
Bollinger
Jno Brannan
Brock
Sonny
Byland
Bennet A
Bailie ' la Conway
Richard Crooks
Randford
Lome Velace
Morgan
Louis Gg
Independence
Berry Hardin
J. J. Macklin
A.C. Elis
B. Hallam
Oet
Fifth Street
Soho
Brookshaw
Bee Arenger
Binally
Nam Amanda Seocoiat
City council debates on waterworks and street widening
The Committee on Waterworks reports a resolution inviting authority to purchase a 1.57 acre strip near the une Pea for water works. Resolutions urge widening Wood street and other blocks, with motions to macadamize wharf and re-district wards. Also notes a temperance lecture, a governor pardon, and local church social activity.
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French
Committee On Waterworks
Ebert
Gy ‘ Eckelman
Board of Public Improvements
Liberty
Brickell
Cochnower
J. Doan
Pinke Fe
Fulton
Jones
Committee On Law and Claims
Eder’ Park
City Civil Engineee
Bovd
Grenter
Newport Sheriff Primary to Be Decided on 28th Inst
The Democracy plans to submit the committee’s preferred candidate for sheriff to voters on the 28th inst and will accept the election outcome. The article notes tension in the party over the race and the duty of officers to carry out primary duties.
PaLaTial Residence on Auburn Avenue Excels In Architecture
The PaLaTial Residence of Mr A Hixxie on Auburn Avenue stands as a Renaissance two story brick structure with stone dressings and ornate interiors. Notable features include a broad staircase, extensive woodwork, an elevator for trunks, a linen chute, bathrooms and closets on every floor, a burglar alarm telegraph, and a bronze crowned newel post. Architects were A C Nash & Co, woodwork by James Griffith.
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Trunka
We Cox
A. C. Nash & Co
James Griffith & Ag Delinbusal
Bucha Urinary Disorder Remedy Mentioned In 19th Century Ad
An 1840s or 19th century medical advertisement notes Bucha as a remedy for urinary disorders including gravel bladder irritation prostate disease and incontinence. It claims benefits for dyspepsia chronic rheumatism skin ailments and dropsy.
Helmbold Extract Buchu Effects on Various Ailments
Advertises Helmbold s Extract Buchu as suitable for ages 18 to 25 and 25 to 65 or ages in decline after confinement or labor pains. Claims benefits for females ailments including gravel, dropsical swelling, and excites absorbents to restore healthy action reducing watery or calcareous depositions and all unnatural enlargements, with relief from pain and inflammation.
Helmbold's Buc ru Extract Promises Cure All Diseases
Claims to cure diabetes and a wide range of urinary, kidney, and gland disorders. Advertises as a universal remedy for debilitated constitutions with numerous symptoms and asserts superiority over competing tonics. Includes price per bottle and delivery, urging readers to request authentic steel-wrapped packaging.
Minutes Update From Coxsien Meeting Adjourned
The Coxsien assembly adjourned after reading the last minutes and hearing finance reports on Assessor's books. A bond form for the city was reviewed, and a motion to open charter members of the area and Newport Railroad books for inspection was adopted. The council adjourned to meet again on Monday.
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Coxsien
Martixe
B. Desay
Dayton
Rodds
Yton
Clark
J. KY
J. McArthur
Newport Railroad
Clifton Council Meeting Tonight Concert by Grener Alfesi
Clifton council schedules its regular meeting for this evening. A concert event titled Grener Alfesi accompanies the meeting, adding cultural programming to the civic agenda.
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Grener Alfesi Ay
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