Fragmentary notes on politics and ships in a dated issue
The clipped text references State Illinois politics, a constitutional conference, retirement rumors about an English cabinet figure, and a New York chamber of commerce funding. It also mentions a Richmond ship incident, a California incident at sea, and a wartime context with army and government references.
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Eoratserse
Jacob Tena
Tilinoia Constitutional
Tsophe
London Journal
Johse
Lone Baudaens
New York Chamber of. of Commeres
Richmond Anf
SI. P. Baber
Hs Morden
Richmond
Annsg
Michigan
A. Vaion Army of Goverment
Mee Sonn
Dutty
Amusements in Narokay Tiueaten Stricken Blind and Van Winkle
A vivid program at the Narokay Tiueaten features Stricken Blind drawing crowds, while Jefferson’s Rip Van Winkle earns praise from the Rev. Robert Collyer. The Sea of Ice and Morlacchi ballet awaken the new season under fresh management, with the troupe offering refined emotion and beauty this week only.
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Jefferson
Big van Winkle
Robert Collyer
Josph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Christ
Gool
Woon
Ice
Tropics
Morlacchi
Wyandotte Indians and land terms in the 1832 treaty
The Wyandotte tribe moved west under a 1832 treaty granting 148000 acres west of the Mississippi. The association and commissioners settled lands and restraints, with council oversight. The process, ending in 1859, involved orphans and families, allotments, and a reserve on the Missouri left bank with years of adjustment and federal supervision.
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Wyandotte Tribe of
Ohio
Wakes Otte
Marcatchigan
Mississippi River
Missouri
Seewee
Uni
Apa Gas
Wyandotte Counci Council
Shelder
Re Eeten
Ft Iwares
The Big Horn Expedition Schedule and a Disastrous Failure
The piece reports the expedition to start May 15 with rendezvous at York and Boston, aiming to reach Cheyenne before May 10. It notes Melothoes in the city showing support and mentions a disastrous failure involving George B. Hawkins, a Bonnet-Sation Epon figure, with creditors owed by Hawkins and workers turned out for nonpayment.
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York
Boston
Cheyenne
George B. Hawkins
New York
Ae Olearnel
Hawkins
Siebel
Lena
Ae Cainain
Caine
Wee Datias
Cota
Liver Ate Whines Royal of Priests Had The
A fragmentary notice mentions a royal or priestly matter with unclear context. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a stray reference to a liver and a naming event.
Pension for Mrs Lincoln Draws House Vote
Washington May 7 1870 The House passed a joint resolution granting Mrs Lincoln an annual pension of 3000 dollars citing reverence for her late husband. Critics doubt her virtues influenced the vote and question Corbin’s influence on Grant’s circle. The correspondence details Senate investigations and a sharp public press response to finance and political maneuvering.
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Washroton
House
President Lincoln
Lincoln
Steamer in Ice May Belong to British Whaling Fleet
A fragmentary report notes a steamer fast in ice near Dundee with seals and eels mentioned. It suggests the vessel may be part of a steam fleet of British whalers. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Boston
Dundee
Great Britain
Red Stockings Dominate Baseball Action in Poor Weather
Reports from Saturday's games show the Red Stockings defeating the Lone Stars 26 to 7 and beating the Atlantic club with a close score. Chicago clubs continued with a win over the Southern team, while Fordham and Morrisania unions also played. Weather hindered play but results highlighted proficiency.
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Gamue
Oate
Es Seeeies
Pees Sestrans
Arere
Wright
Nace Club
Adana
Bate
Red Stockings
Lone Stars
Esterday
Chicago _ oe b
Wiit
Easna
Runa Ina
Prrcdys
Red
Chicagos
Zoology at Ohmers A Lively Zoo in Turbulent Times
Patrons at Ohmers Zoological Garden amuse themselves with animals by poking and whipping with umbrellas. A loud incident erupts as a monkey reacts to a cane attack, prompting chaos among visitors and a humorous clash between spectators and the captive creature. The piece lampoons the crowd and the show.
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Ohmer
Il Cauiee Regal
Arrests Linked to 1868 Spirit Tax Scheme Fraud
A report details Thomas Rostars and Halliday involvement in a fraudulent spirits operation aimed at defrauding the government. F. Fowler and others allegedly orchestrated a scheme moving the Vik Distillery and manipulating tax amounts from 50,000 to 140,000 gallons. Bail was posted as investigations proceed.
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Annest
Thomas R. Rostars
Thomas R. Ptee
Halliday
S. N. Fowler
F. Fowler
S. XN
Wien Ees
Ordination and Religious Events At Union Baptist Church
A Sunday events summary notes ordination of Licen Burkley Jones at Union Baptist Church on Mound Street with Rev T A Collins delivering sermon. Also mentions a Sunday school meeting on Seventh Street warning against iPhones liquor and iniquity, plus outside preaching at Lincoln Park by Rev Mr McCune and upcoming council and readings.
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Seventh Street
Burkley Jones
Union Baptist Church
Mound Street
Ninth
Licene Burkley Jones
J.ry
T. A. Collins
See
Ie Calne
R. See
Land
Lincoln Park
Saloon Keeper Suspected in Lockup Incident
A canine of the Mount St Bernard breed witnessed the arrest of Ninth Street prisoners. The dog refused to leave the cell area, snarling at guards, before the youths were eventually freed. Chief Ruffin ordered closures of saloon doors to reduce nuisance.
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Fideli Orten
Panne Mer Ninth Street
Aap
Mount St. Bernard
Cosilas Jonsson
Eernenes
Sarees
Atraye
Ruffin
Daily Union Prayer Meeting Opens with Hymn and Lesson
A Daily Union prayer meeting opened with congregational singing and morning lessons. Mr Chester read Luke 19, highlighting Jesus' curiosity to see the Savior, and the speaker discussed the need for entire consecration, with remarks from Dr Kepereke and Mr Atkinson.
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Chester
Pedarcarpet Bacenen
Kepereke
Rey
Atkinson
Grand Lodge of Ohio Odd Fellows plans new temple
A frail, fragmented report describes the Grand Lodge of Ohio Odd Fellows assembling in Columbus for a new temple. It lists 78 representatives and 12 officers, naming many officers and lodges across Cleveland Cincinnati and other cities, with scattered biographical fragments and initials.
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Pineden Order of Oddfellows of Ohio
Columba
Offisak Copbioms
Corner stone laid for new colored church in Covington
In Covington a large crowd gathered as the corner-stone of the new colored church on Madison Street between Second and Third was laid with Rev. Adam Nunn presiding. A bricklayer James Hughes was arrested for taking wages under false pretenses after working for Martin. Democratic nominations were announced at the Independent Democratic Convention where Hon. Geo. G. Perkins was named.
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Seabee Wry
Hug
M Son
Martin Sentghim
Amos Shinkle
Independen
Geo. G. Perkins
Newport note records intoxicated man and Dayton street plan
A man living on Locust or Motutentechie and Patterson in Newport became intoxicated Sunday afternoon. He was restrained by bystanders and later identified as John French. Dayton, Kentucky, authorities announced plans to add three streets there as part of city improvements.
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Capitol
Locustoor
Motutentechie
Patterson
Hoople
John French
Dartrox
Ploma
Dayton
Walnut Hills Churches Join To Build New Two Story Church
The Methodist and related groups in Walnut Hills have announced plans to purchase a lot at the corner to construct a two story church. Members expect to complete the ground floor with assembly space and rooms for parish use as soon as possible. The venture is welcomed as a laudable enterprise by congregants.
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M. E
Mathodias
Waleat
Norwood Work on Mound Avenue Near Border
Work upon Mound avenue proceeds along a one mile stretch with driving activity shaping the bordered area near a named boundary in Norwood. The report notes ongoing improvements and adjacent property considerations tied to the project timeline.
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Mound
Clifton Article Reflects Tax Map and Annexation Debate
The text describes Clifton being invited to observe a city map prepared by Mr. Mall showing tax allocations for corporations. A council committee would oversee annexation plans, with discussions about warding off an unspecified affliction and weighing annexation gains.
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Mall
Ion
Cumminsville A
Clifton
Dayton KY Sees Rapid Suburban Growth and Bridge Construction
Fragmented lines describe Dayton Kentucky near Centerville with plans for suburban development and a new bridge under construction. The text notes many old frame buildings being replaced, new structures rising, and expectations of improved facilities along the road.
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Cnet
Pie Perenne
Loveland Man Recounts Final Battle With Family
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man in Loveland sustaining leg injuries and a fatal confrontation. The text references a resignation and a final moment with his family, but details are obscured and unclear.
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Geo. Lancaster
Seventeenth Infantry
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Stone
Winchester Association of Universalists
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the Big Horn
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Grant and Corbin
Scial Correspondence
Cincinnati Times
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Corbin
White House
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Wm. A. Mclntosh
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James A. Armstrong
R. W. G. Warden
Ana m. C. Ear
RW. G. Beertay
Tor “Sohn
W. Carter
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A.C. Denel
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Cincinnati
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Jos. B. Peebles’ Sons
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