Fragmented Reflections on Rome and the Church
The text discusses Rome as a center once pivotal to church authority, the shift of imperial power to Constantinople, and the rise of the Oriental Church under external pressures. It contrasts Papal vigor from Germanic nations with a declining Western order, and questions grand myths about Eve, Hell, and divine rule.
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Rome
Constantinople
Cwear
Lake of Galilee
Peart
Eve
Hell
Palestine
Wine, health and art notes from a crowded page
The piece discusses wine consumption in France and America, noting red wine as healthful in moderation and linking longevity to red wine use. It also covers horticultural society exchanges, locust observations, tree care, and a long gallery review praising The Alhambra by S. Colman and Granada scenes with architectural detail.
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Europe
France
PE Bus Cooperace Company
Thompson
de Tub and Cooperage Company
Cincinnati Horticultural Society
de Bus Tub and Cooperage Company
E Council
Lape
E. A. Tuourson
Mr. Brown
Howans
Erie
Lumber Market Encourages Dealers Amid Scarce Quality Goods
Dealers report firmer demand and creased activity in the lumber market. The best qualities remain scarce as buyers seek reliable supply. also notes on ongoing recovery efforts after reports of drownings of Walter and Milton Per.
Unclear OCR item from 4 case appears distorted
Fragmentary OCR text shows a legal or official notice fragment with terms like agents const and fees, but the wording is garbled. No clear names, dates, places, or actions readable for a proper summary.
Soldiers Graves Honor Plan From Lost Cause to Logan Order
Since the end of the war a movement arises in the North to honor fallen soldiers. Citizens M J Paton, Barty, and J F McDonell of this city were tasked to persuade Gen John A Logan to issue an order creating commemorative duties. The Legion of the North backs a large volunteer effort to deliver and perform exercises. The aim is to prompt veterans to participate in the solemn work and begin readiness for the coming ceremonies.
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North
M. J. Paton
I Barty
J. F McDonell
John A. Logan
Local Y M C A Mission Service Ends With Sober Revival
The Y M C A gathering featured a sermon on salvation through Jesus Christ and an invitation to all to accept faith. The event included choir singing, testimonies about penitence in the Work House, and urged young men to commit to salvation before departing to pray. Installation of Rev C H eg and Sabbath School lessons discussed by state leader Mr Cherie H Wolff were also noted along with time-table changes and city reports.
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Eee Schou Chott
Mr. Ke
Christ
Jesus
Tim
Lazarus
Jeans
London
Ohio Penitentiary
Young Men’s Christian Association
Atend
Cherie H. Wolff
Ohio State
Impeachment trial bets in Senate spread across observers
Letter from Washington reports lively betting among senators and pundits on Johnson's impeachment outcome. George Wilkes and others wager large sums while speculation swirls on Fessenden, Wade, and other key votes. Treasury appointment disclosures hint at political maneuvering ahead of Monday sessions.
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Gincinnami Pines
Wasummeros
Pune
Senate
Autge Sinus
Johnson
Geesihat
Females in Trouble and Baseball in Cincinnati and Xenia
Collected notes describe a deception case in Cincinnati where two daughters were lured away to London Mailison County and into a house of ill repute, with authorities preparing examinations. Also reported is a baseball game in Xenia where Cincinnati defeated Xenia 51 to 13 and a broken leg incident. Additional items cover Dr. Ball in Mobile, the Rev. G W Phillips installation, emigration figures, and Probate Court bond observations.
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Capitol
Xenia
Sénia
Cincinnati
Ersowal
R. N. Ball
Sui General
Ohio
Mobile
Abcanoes
Special Correspondence Cincinnati Times St Louis May 10 1868
Letter from St Louis covers criminal matters including a rampaging Noble Red Man, details on steamer prices and dimensions, injuries to Walker and Duke, and a Recorder's Court trial. Revenue frauds involve a $200 baseline. Indian depredation updates come from Kenss.
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Cincinnati Times
St. Louis
WEW
Sirenville
Innes
Recorder's Court
Kensss
Indians Raid Halts Train on Side Track and Water Tank
After burning two boxcars and a flat loaded with road materials the raiders cut telephone wire and stretched chains across the track to disrupt a forthcoming train. Ten Indians led the raid but more were nearby. They later approached a water tank three miles east of the side track where laborers met them and the party withdrew without a fight.
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Rai
Tur Turf
Twenty-third General Synod session opened in Harrisburg
Harrisburg special correspondence reports the May 7 session of the twenty-third General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the U.S. at the First English Lutheran Church. About 250 delegates from 21 synods attended along with visiting ministers. Rev. J. A. Brown delivered a keynote sermon on Isaiah 65 8. The body affirmed unity, education efforts, and benevolence work, and elected Rev. Dr. H N Pohlman president Rev. H M Sheeleigh secretary and Mr. A Pfckershausen treasurer before adjourning.
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Hymin
Jol Swarts
Cincinnati
Auiiense
Regrus
J. A. Brown
Gettysburg
General Synod
Fort Wayne
Charles V
Augsburg
Lutheran Church Proper
HN. Pohlman
A. Pfckershausen
Proceedings of the Last SemiAnnual Meeting of the Ohio Valley Union
The Ironton Journal reports the Ohio Valley Editorial Union convened at the Ironton courthouse on a Thursday in 1868. Members listed include J.R. Bond, W.C. Hood, R. W. Smith, J. Comba, E. S. Wilson, Thos. Gliddon, and L. Seee, with Wilson appointed poet and Wm. as orator. A historian was proposed, and resolutions urged fair advertising practices and press duties.
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Ironton Journal of
the &Th
Ohio Valley Editorial Union
Court House
Ironton
J.R
Bond
J. BR
Scioto Gazette
W.C. Hood
Marietts Times
R. W. Smith
Portsmouth Tribune
J. Comba
Ironton Journal
Wilson
Ironton Register
Thos. Gliddon
Ripley Beegos
Lee Seee
Poe
Roneer
Vention
Drake
Tates
Ripley x
Waller - Heed
Ent
James W. Newman
Chillicothe
Akea
Mackley
st the —_ ge
Mittee
Rowell
Ironton Briefs Describe Local Names and May Events
Messrs. Wilson Fitch and Raper were observed at Sarees the other on the See ormels a R. W. on oe a Ironton, Ohio, May i.
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Messrs. Wilson, Fitch
Raper
Ironton
Ohio
Richest New York real estate owners in 1826 and current values
The list shows ten men owning one ninth of New York real estate now valued at 475 million dollars. Astor, Bassytaxvxn, Stewart and Gerart brothers rank high with cash values and foreign ownership noted. Baltimore City Council expels three members over corruption as the Eastern press praises honesty. South Carolina legislature set to meet on the 12th next Tuesday.
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New York
Wa. B. Aston
A. T. Stewart
Peter and
Robert Gerart
City Council of
Baltimore
South Carolina
Fifth Dispatch The Next Democratic Candidates
Special Dispatch to Cincinnati Times from Wasmixaros May 1 P. M. The Evening Union nominates General Hancock for President and Lemuel F Cary for Vice President. There is authority that Johnson may resign if the Senate adopts Sumner's rule requiring a majority to disqualify a candidate.
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Cincinnati Times
Wasmixaros
Evening Union
Democratic
General Hancock
Lemuel F. Cary
Johnson
Senate
Sumner
Railroad chaos and stock meetings amid Indian threats
The article details stock subscriptions through Accommodation Bank and Pierce & Bacon with Harrison Corporators in charge, while railroad workers armed and the government orders cavalry from Fort Baye to pursue Indians. Board actions and local turmoil are described as the line faces escalating dangers and activist measures.
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Pathan
Edico Tahtews Arc
York On
Genera
D. Oragin
Accommodation Bank
St. 8
Ben. Halliday
New York
Eogmerce Pierce & Bacon
Harrison Corporators
Fort Baye
I Ir
Boston
Weston the Pedestrian to Begin Five Thousand Mile Walk
Weston plans a five thousand mile walk from Bangor to St Ives, starting around August 18, and to be guided by six sworn judges. A purse of 72,500 is offered for completing the feat, plus a 2,500 prize if successful. He must cover one hundred miles in twenty three hours five times, or forfeit prizes. fifty miles in ten hours every thousand miles, with two trials allowed per event.
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Daily Times
Alhambra
Colman
Suong
Europe
America
Grenada
Charles V
Architecure
Pelion Am
Osea
Fabien
Weston
Bangor
St. Ieeas
California gas blast injures six in Bax Francisco incident
A California gas explosion near Bax Francisco injures six men while a mob with clubs disrupts laborers across several city districts for two days. Reports note rising heat costs and crop harvest demand influencing company activity as Ardyel Moses T. Irow resails.
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Bax Francisco
May & Fleet
Labrieue
Nelan Vo
Labseinscheme Gude
Matt
Ardyel
Moses T. Irow
Myatt Bell
Conference Called to Order and Debate on Admissions
The May 9 session opened with prayers and memorials cited. The discussion on admitting Southern delegates resumed with Rev. Dr. Wheeler supporting and Rev. Dr. Porter opposing.
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Calisco
Wheeler
Onie
Porter
New York
England News Briefs Include Executions and Trials
From Lownes May 9 reports that alibi faults for John Bright and others in the Clerkenwell rioters case have been disproved and the convicted will be executed. Nugent and Connor of the Jacmel packet prisoners remain jailed and will face trial soon. The betrothal of Princess Louise to the Crown Prince of Denmark is denied.
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Lownes
John Bright
Rrett
Clerkenwell
Nugent
Connor
Jacmel Packet
Louise
Crown Prince of
Denmark
Infamous 1806 Robbery Case Unfolds in Albany Region
A long-forgotten 1806 theft story recalls Jonathan Green, a notorious con artist, luring top New York University instructors to Albany and deceiving a widow, leaving her impoverished as the original culprit remains elusive. The tale traces community outrage and the pursuit across Indiana.
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Wrace
Albany
Cothe
Indiana
Emporelia Badend
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