Local notices fragment recounts names and meetings in 19th century era
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and meetings including Oswald Ot and Mathias Wilhelm Jr amid references to O the O F of Ohio and a May 1871 event. It mentions convicts and a revolt under unclear context, with scattered names like Dermody and Soper.
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Oes
Wien
York Raat
Maseler
Oswald Ot‘eibarta
Ohio
Stitoledeam
Mathias Wilhelm, Jr
James the
Rip Van Winkle praised by audience at Old Drury
Review lauds Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle for natural performance and strong audience reaction. Notes remaining Old Drury shows and upcoming matinee. Mentions Woon's Theater lineup with Mariachi and ensemble, Legend of the Rhine, and Hutchinson Family at Union Prayer Meeting and Mozart Hall program praised for musical education efforts.
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Nationalaeaten
Old Drury
Mr. Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Hutchinson
Second Presbyterian
Mozart
Tariff debate notes 71 secreted pocket theory cited
In a House tariff debate, remarks suggested prejudice from unidentified sources and referenced a pocket theory. Discussions covered ad valorem rates for several items including crino live, corset steel, sword blades, and swords. Representative Vode of Pa. urged moving from tariff to practical legislation as the committee adjourned for the day.
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Covode
House
Senate bill to establish mail service and artificial limbs
A New York Senator introduced a bill to create a mail service test and to provide artificial limbs to disabled veterans. The note mentions appropriations and a vacancy commission, with other related items and a short obituary passage about Bishop Kingsley and a Georgia public debt discussion from Atlanta.
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Conkling
New York
Spencer
Wes Pietsch
Lee
Nalion
Beaman of Mich Reports Five Hundred Thousand Dollar Fund
Mr Beaman of Michigan Republican reports an allocation of 500000 dollars to supply deficits. The notice outlines a fund amount aimed at providing resources for unspecified needs.
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Beaman
Mich
Jem Mace in Contested Challenge for Caen Contests
A late 19th century report notes Jem Mace facing renewed challenges in a rough arena, with speculation over rivals and potential matchups. The piece includes correspondent commentary from Washington on Grand Army of the Republic politics, Senatorial hopes, and Sheridan’s views on Indian policy and reservations.
Grand Lodge reports finances and district charters
The Grand Treasurer presents the annual exhibit showing expenditures for movie and burseuments and a balance in treasury of 4885 57. Bonds total 8000. Grand Lodge will visit the Penitentiary and the Deaf and Dumb. districts list multiple towns including Williamsville, Elmore, Ottawa, Columbusville, Garrattsville, Portage, Gilboa, Richmond, Union, Powell, Pioneer, Delaware Ph Keith, and more. John W. Carter named Grand Rep.
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Treasury
U. B
U. S
Gorda
Grand Lodge
Williamsville
It County
Elmore
Ottawa County
M - Montgomery
Columbusville
Tage
Garrattsville
Portage County
Gilboa
Richmond
John W. Carter
Eight Thousand Oddfellows Parade in Columbus
Letter from Columbus reports May 11 procession drawing six to eight thousand Oddfellows. crowds filled streets and doorsteps as delegations arrived by train. Secretary's Report notes lodges rose from 363 to 394 and the Order continued to grow amid bright morning turning to threatened rain.
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Columbus
Flashes of Self-Murder and Its Lurid Mania
A Boston Journal summary notes a rising mania of death by one’s own action across ages and social strata. It cites cases from New York to Cincinnati, highlighting morbid despondency as the real disease behind suicide, urges timely remedies, and discusses public attitudes toward self-destruction.
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Boston Journal
Cincinnati
New York
Wincenns
Ritchewtth
Rome Poh
Baltimore
Tvth
Conference discusses rebaptism and book concerns
The conference of the Methodist prob e sf ae senanes considered rebaptism questions. A motion on the Book Concern was made and adopted and the Book Committee was established.
Six Sills in United Distillation of R in Connecticut
A brief note mentions only six sills in the United distillation of R and GE in Connecticut and two in unspecified context. The fragment lacks clear subjects, dates, or outcomes to form a full news item.
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United
Connecticut
Do You Know Him Pen and Ink Picture of the Black Guard
A critique of sensational journalism and the so called blackguard editor who bullies decent people. The piece argues such editors wield power from print, berating victims while their own wealth grows from fear and exploitation, as victims lack equal weapons.
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Black‘guard
Royal infant death and scandal cloud papal rites
An exiled Naples figure sees a baby die amid fierce debate over its royal blood and infallibility during a baptism described with irony. The tale mocks church pomp and references a late Pope Phiia as a target of ridicule while noting the funeral's grandeur.
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Naples
Erenacen
Sax
Iran
Cuba Sale Scheme Reported by New York Sun
The Washington correspondent cites a circulating plan to sell Cuba to volunteers on the island, then to the United States, with assurances of guarantees. The report, though unverified, aligns with a prior proposal tied to ending the civil war and echoes notes on past discussions in Washington involving Mr. Paul S. Forbes and General James Peace Government.
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Washington Coerteponilei c
New York Sun
Cuba
United States
Editi
Bey
Washington
Paul S. Forbes
Jimmespeace
Far West Grazing Country and Stock Raising
The article discusses the Far West as a grazing region between arid zones, noting abundant native forage and favorable climate for livestock. It argues that native grasses and agave provide sustenance, with summer and winter conditions shaping cattle feeding. wool and mutton from the area are expected to become a major regional product.
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Eest
North America
Bathing in Colorado town Cobecaio
The text describes medical oases and a greenish milky element in water noted by a thermometer, with a smooth touch and buoyancy. It mentions a famine related languor and a lingering string ax, reflecting a garbled historical fragment.
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Coloradens Town
Cobecaio
Covington Probate and Local Civic Notices Summary
The Covington items note the estate of William M. Ward valued at $60,000 with will admitted and W. T. appointed executor. A summer term docket for the Court of Common Pleas is set for the 18th, with deputy marshals required. Community meetings and election planning are announced, including primary meetings for mayor and marshal candidates, plus a United States Court session concluding without further action.
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Covington
Wm. M. Ward
W. T. Bene
Exthul
A Cree Tt
Seeee
Kenton Amy
Henry Stanbery
Tuesdale
Wodecatanse
Rain Spoiled Forest City Clash in Cin State Tilt
Weather drenched the game as Forest City Leys of Covent faced the Rockromp club in Cincinnati. Rain and overcast skies led to a shortened nine inning affair with Woodward driving in runs and Chicago Cin securing a late inning lead before time ran out.
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Forest City
Covent
Cincinnati Times
Ching
Atics
Jerome Webeas
Chicago
New Orleans
Daily Union Prayer Meeting Leads to Special Miami Classis
A rough transcript shows a prayer meeting led by Logan with scripture reading and calls for continued grace. The Miami Classis plans a special meeting to examine pastoral relations and church governance, citing Theological Seminary involvement and assignments for Rev. within the Church.
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R. Logan
Payer
Pal
Sang H Min
Tamy Classis
Miami Classis
Athenfelter
Church of the A
Kiki
Newport Mayor Race Result Noted With Minor Blame
Newport report shows a half time tally with George Schuives, a 57 year old Republican, fined thirty dollars and given costs after a local disciplinary matter.
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Gte Schuives
Nanne
Healthful Mt Pleasant inviting homeseekers in West
Commuunicated note dated May 12 1870 appeals to citizens to bring new residents and summer boards to Mt Pleasant claiming it as the healthiest locality in the West. It promises healthy water and a cheerful host while inviting readers to visit or relocate despite garbled wording throughout.
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Puedsawr
Eorror of
Tres
Local Meeting Minutes Draft Read At Parenset Session
Fragmented minutes describe clerks and officials names and a civic meeting. The text notes reading of last meeting minutes and an emphasis on orderly speeches and citizen presence, with a display of eloquence.
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Ees Maes
Ncil
Parenset
Pree Mage
Mesarsesor
Bogher
Sher Smith
Probasco
Med . Ball
Shis
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