Sabbath Evening Services and Meetings Outline
A late 19th or early 20th century notice outlines religious events for Saturday and Sunday. It mentions Rev. Arthur Boggentron Bacharriroth of Westorian, a 4 o'clock sabbath detoct service at Evan gsusel, Waikeres Spe, and a 7 o'clock evening service at Mound Street near Bevvaib. Also notes a Hamilton County Sabbath Association meeting, baptisms by Allen Chapel colored church, and multiple church announcements across local congregations including Third Press Tries and West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boggen
Tron Bachar Ri Roth
Mound Street
Hamilton ‘County
H. Thane Miller
Kenton Park
Emery
Munn and Wright
Allen Capel
M. BE
New Street
Ohio River
D. Moore
C “Vier
Joaertson
Richmond
Cutter
E. Weight
Sant Pie
Plum
Bueiay
Bobee Sonems
Hemiltos
Ieee
Wen
Wilesa
Millette
Able Akers
Johan
Vee Peeresee
Morc T. Steck
Warren
Ohio
St &T. John’s
Re. O. W
Sion
Board of Direedo
Fragmentary note on church dedications and blessings
A jumbled report notes church events with references to A. J. Davis and board discussions. Details mention a Seuser hall, Bunjeet budget, and blessings at St Philomena's on Pearl Street with new altars and other rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Davis
Cman
el Board
Erecta of
Thei
Seuser
Bunjeet
Babbath Bohesl
Philomens S
Unclear text from 19th century column notes
The fragment notes a high school picnic at Orange Grove and a variety of local events. It mentions the Hughes and Woodward High Schools picnic scheduled for Frn inst at Orange Grove, a fender incident on Walnut Street, and reports on the Ohio Reform School population and farm prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O'Lesry
Mozart Fish
Tas
Genelt
Ile
Cmt
Garingians
Hughes and Woodward High Schools
Orange Grove
Steinech
Portsmouth
Walnut Street
Ohio Reform Echeo
Thomas Dyer
Fourth Ohio Cavalry Association
James
H. J. Flam
B. Sayers
Charles Failor
E.P. Rifenberick
John Kennett
Charles P. Bonsall
Jobn Williams
Bergeant-at-arme
Wm. Brandt
Fragmented OCR news item yields unclear names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions possible names and dates but provides no clear events or actions. Details are fragmented and cannot be reliably interpreted, leaving only scattered letters and partial words.
City house convicts and licenses featured in local notices
The column notes sixty seven male and six female convicts in the city house, twenty eight of whom are described as professional thieves and kept at work daily. Licenses issued in the past week by G. W. Armstrong are reported as exceptionally large, including three hundred eighty dollars for dogs and a further forty for pedis. Dr OLeary's lectures on brain and nerves at Mozart Hall are praised for vivid demonstrations using anatomical models and real dissection, with strong commendations for the Doctor's knowledge and oratory. He is billed to lecture tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Armstrong
As Oleary
Mozart Hall
O'Leary
Ee. Membass
Police Varieties Show Morning Court Delivers Varied Justice
The Police Court handled 14 cases this morning with several continuations. A rape theft case saw incomplete evidence and suspended arrest details. Tewes paid fines for tapping a privy. Deckhands faced ten days at the War House for disorderly conduct. Others included drunks, a man fined for possessing calves for slaughter, assaults, and a theft case involving a basket of clothing. A notable hearing on Jennie Mitchell’s pretended mayoral wife money scheme was postponed. A late-night robbery on Mill Street left a man $1650 poorer after being garroted by two attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tewes
James
Jenny Castle
John Shinkle
J. H. Miller
Tucker
Stevenson
Erby
von Segern
Harrison Fowler
James Foster
Rachel Holden
J. McGonneghy
Alexander Cole
Saffin
Jennie Mitchell
Confidence Game and Arrests Reported in Local Sweep
Officers Raynor and Flannery thwart a bogus coin and bond scheme involving a young man named William. The investigation linked the trio to an elaborate trick using appliances and a fake investment. One suspect pled guilty in a nearby court after a prior lead and exposure by local authorities. He received a fine of 50 dollars plus costs, amid a wider crackdown over the past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynor
Flannery
William
Prac
New York
Ronal
Bill Soi
Tren
Ices
Fox
Real Estate Taxes and Local Civic Plea in 1868
A fragment notes taxable property values in 1868 including Real Estate. Citizens of the Fifth Ward urge representatives to support a bridge and railroad, while a Soldiers and Sailors meeting at the Courthouse promises a spirited night. A thief steals a hat on York Street but is pursued by Mrs. Geisler. York Street streetcar track completion with cars expected next week. Democratic Executive Convention planned for June first Monday to nominate sheriffs and circuit judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newrout
Fifth Ward
Mretixo Tomranr
Court House
Trigr
Samuel Geisler
York Street
Unclaimed Letters and Local Crime Report 1868
See Larrar List unclaimed letters at Western Standard deviation Kentucky May 1868. Advertised letters require applicant to pay one cent. stamps collected. Also report on burglars robbed groceries, and inquest into Luxnirrs. sheriff and auditor involved, two men detained after afternoon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrar
Devia
Kentucky
J. R. Grant
P. M
Jane Russell
Breben
Deninquest Luxnirrs
Eastern Auditor
Job Powell
Thos Hicks
Grove
The Park Parade and Style in New York Society
Our New York Letter surveys Central Park as a social nucleus, noting wealth, display, and “style” among residents and visitors. It recalls Mrs. Cincinnat i of Cincinnati and the idea that style equals social power, with lighter reflections on professors, journalism, and the Italian Opera’s recent failures in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
New York
Central Park
Turners Biennial Convention and Lager Beer Scene
Reports from Cincinnati Times Boston May 6 detail German citizens at Turners convention in Boston, with orderly attendance and heavy lager beer celebration at Turner Hall. The piece lists delegates by district, notes harmony and the political actions, while recounting social scenes and incidents surrounding beer and temperance debates in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Turners
Bierstadt
Lager Beer
Turner
Boston
Turner Hall
Massachusetts
Franz Lackner
Chicago
Cincinnati
BK. Gerstenhauer
Terre Haute
Ind
C. Hauser
Detroit
Mich
Chas. Koehne
Indianapolis
Fr. Bertsch
FP. Achert
Ohio
C. Hagan
Louisville
St.Louis
Golimer
Ch. Herzog
St. Louis
Henry Huhn
Washington,Mo
R. A. Heimberger
Bellville
Wisconsin
Emil Waliber
Milwaukie
Wis
A. Semler
West Bend
Caged
J Huhn
Franz Kner
J. Lucas
Pekin
H. N. Strobel
Ottawa
Ill
Minnesota
Rudolph Sieber
Minneapolis
Minn
Lookout Mountain
Bertsch
Kansas
Turner Lund
Contention over Reconstruction in Congress and South Caro lina
Bates A Bowen nominated for mayor by the Republican City Convention in Washington. A South Carolina remonstrance on the newly adopted state constitution is presented to the House Reconstruction Committee by Col J P Thomas, Col Gibbs and Col L D Childs. Thomas argues against negro suffrage and taxation without representation while pledging white resistance but willingness to a joint return to the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bates A. Bowen
J. P. Thomas
J. G. Gibbs
Col. L. D. Childs
State Central Executive Committee
Democratic Party of
South Carolina
Congress
Ion
Reconstruction Committee
House of Representatives
Stevens
Col. Thomas
Comeee
Southlina
Nel Thomas
Thomas
South
Island Volcano Eruption Causes Wide Damage and Relief Efforts
The new island rising four hundred feet high is visible inland via a lava stream a mile wide. A massive volcanic eruption sent water bursting from the mountain. Its base spans about three miles in circumference and lies desolated. Half a million dollars in property was destroyed. The King of the Sandwich Islands issued a relief proclamation. Many visitors departed Honolulu and will travel from San Francisco. The eruption’s worst may be over, yet the lava flow remains a grand spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandwich Een
Eens
Rhitland
Pare
Ube
Lars Age
Munton
Sandwich Islands
Honolulu
San Francisco
Congress Obstructed Debate as House Adjourns to Monday
Washington May 8 The Senate met with no semion and the House debated construction issues for rail and wagon transport to the Interior Department. Several private bills passed while the body considered reconstructions and deficiencies. Adjournment to Monday followed amid policy discussions on President and Congress costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
HOUSE
Stewart L
J. Payne
van Wick
Coramon
Cenit
Ques Co
Teruvisa Pacereane
Gene Rey Dent
Ce Con
Wash
Arkansas Admission Bill Passes House on Party Vote
The Arkansas admission bill passed the house by 110 to 32 along party lines and will go to the Senate on Monday. Opponents warned of immediate impeachment votes by Arkansas senators, but the bill must reach the President who has ten days to sign or veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatchiag
Cincinnati Times
Wasuixeres
Arkansas
House
Senate
Fragmentary 19th century notices touch on constitution and bonds
The text surveys constitutional points about Arkansas citizenship and voting, mentions Senator Fessenden, a New York gathering, and references to the Enright-Allen case, government bonds, and financial notices.
CITY MATTERS. CAREER OF A 400 CHECK
CITY MATTERS reports a compidence game aftermath and a 1400 check tied to Little Miami Railway. Gotlieb, newly arrived from California, faced an unfriendly reception while representing a bank interest in Cincinnati. The article notes a controversial open-check arrangement and a cattle train claim connected to the Obie National Bank of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami
Gotlieb
Carter
Bank of
Cincinnati
California
Iris
Central Pacific Rail Road Company Authorized to Build National Trunk Line
The Central Pacific Rail Road Company is authorized by Act of Congress to construct the western segment of the National Trunk line with federal supervision. By 1808 end they expect limited operation and have spent over twenty million dollars, with ample construction resources remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Congress
United States
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake Basin
California and Nevada City election notes and railway line report
The Convention revises the Constitution with no material changes and adjournment not yet. San Fasvama and Charter elections occurred at Nevada City Grass Valley and surrounding areas with mixed success. Virginia Mischa major ticket elected. Central Pacific line from Parad Valley Northern California begins operation. a soldier and two others noted amid continued regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Nevada City
Grass Valley
Virginia
Mischa
Central Pacific
Parad Valley
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wom
Pear Cracon
Triscoen
A. Batron
Teagher
Aille Clark
Pea
Chas. Wert
Panatea
C. Werts
Panhandle
Selien
Lyceum
Societ
ReagaEe
Buaser Beet Baape & Co
Pro+ wood
York
Wes U
Smith & W
Lexington
L Jones
Srexcea House
Drowy
Swexy
Pro- Prietors
Proview Bray
Ones
Girard
Atkin
Cavenne
Ier Bo
AH Smith
Sr. Jones Hore
H. P. Extas, Prorare
Custox
Gareisoy
Pro- Prietor
Merrorotitan Hi —W. A. Tavaston, Ieror
Ginsox Sane
Bacstean
Sixxa
Pro
Myers & Co
Little Miami Railroad
Pittsburg
Columbus
Georgeworth
Mill Street
Front
Indianapolis and
Newport News
Covington News
Fiscog
Bibrecht Henry
Fenigan Mist
Biss Annie
James Mj Bue
Jane Ton
Polson Te
Duncan Jas Dencen Perees Fener
Finnell Henjamine
Gein
Burke
Pote L & Davies
Fone B
Bess Catcon
Patton
Mrs Barab
Coors An As
Taylor James
Peetenaien
Leon
Wall St
Estramadura
Resent
Buffon
Keveleys
Astor
Vesey Street
Simeon Draper
Mrs. C
Draper
New Yorker
Phaskaray
Spropos
Cambridge
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Academy
Adonis
Stonin
Bristol
Norwich
Newport
Andrew McMakin
Philadelphia American Courier
Parkinson's
Broadway
Gertrude
Pike
Puritania
Sundands
Oo Saene
Donovan
Wioh
George
Bhoung Buck
Liz
Mag
Mercy
Aleft
Davon Denper
Tal
Coee
Manny
Euboheeer
Sosiaty T
Havana
Washington Territory
Oxford County
Maine
Robert Browning
London
Great Britain
Dublin
George Ois
Abyssinia
India Office
Napier
Abyssium
Ases
Csmp
Ithe
Sandwich
Congressional
Wasutxoros
May
Uni UN
Fessenden
Seca
Pacific States
Vance
Central Pacific Railroad
Fisk & Hatch
Financial Agents OF the
Neo
Nassac Street
Mew
Witttam Sommer
Rew Yous
Sraemi, Lachammrro
Cas
Sele By
Sickles
Cochrane
Shaler
Callam
Smith
Woodford
Drosklya
Enright-Allen
Painter
FARRER @ CO
Gemrnally
Serarédes
Seider Enshanged
St Market Bates
Bec
Sen. Bi
Steek Kuebamgrom Commission
Forties
Governmes Securities
Nassau Street
Apis-Ae
City Matters
Harrison Cents
Ida Tis
Um Street
Second
Manning, Robinson & Co
Britannia Metal Goods
Tentmeteatte Halesroom
Warne Cucina
Delbanaep
Ceed
Bevink
Florida
the Convention
IBF
Thos. W. Farrin & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!