Religious Intelligence and church movement notes
A church reform effort linked to the Union of Churches and a movement affecting Free- Methodists and Episcopalians is discussed. Reports mention W. Children joining a children’s zone, the State Reform Farm School for wayward boys, and the Anderson Township Sabbath School auxiliary’s anniversary. Announcements cover services, anniversaries, and a Bible society meeting, with notes on open air meetings and railroad accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chidlaen
SS Children's
Park Street
Netivition
Anderson Township
Hamilton County Sabbath School Association
Beth Methodist Church
Maether
A. J. B. Stewart
Shareh
Poplar Street
Methodiat Episcopathoot Union
Careee
Wm. P. Wiltsee
Burdsall
American Bible Society
New York
Ann
Wilton County
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth
Main Streets
Bethel
Aasie
Y. A
Vine Street
Hotel Vals Past Prep Scene Recalled
A fragmented notice recalls hotel prep activity in the past at a Lasrtvaie locale, detailing preparations and groundwork, with limited readable names and places from the damaged text.
Notable Proprietors and Names List from Fragmented Page
A distorted OCR reads like a roster of proprietors and individuals across cities such as Pittsburg Phila Washington Alabama Iowa and Tennessee. The fragmentary text mentions Srexctr Howes Drowx Swest and JP Barr among others with scattered place names and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Pittsburg
Louis- A Sharile
Naree Ky
Dahon
Hoge
J T Poot
Thames
Cadi
CL McGrew
Bt Lewis
Washington
Corisilana
Onree
Thurlow
Alabama
Compton
M Pratt
Phila
Cleve
FET Moffett
Cadiz
Ie McMell
Gt Barker
DS Wheeler
Zanes Als
MreTiiman
Merchants' Pore OsRaNen and Springfield Names Noted
Fragmented OCR text lists several merchant names and places including OsRaNen Newson Benatar Cynthis Springfield and Baton. The readable items suggest a local business context with scattered names and potential listings.
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Pore OsRaNen
Newson
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and places
Fragmentary text listing multiple names and locales including Memphis, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, and Kentucky. No clear event, date, or cohesive report can be determined from the legible portions.
Masonry officers installed at Orient Grand Council meeting
The text details installation of officers for the Orient Grand Council in Ohio under the Ancient and Primitive Rite. It lists Grand Council officers, including names such as Z. W. Bartler, J. A. Snodgram, J. Vansant, and others, and notes a Grand Council charter and ceremony with several dignitaries present. Also mentions a Grand Master of the Rite Seymour and references to related Masonic bodies and Garibaldi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Cited
Phian Rose
Ohio
Benate
Hi. P
Z. W. Bartler
M. Cowgill
Kt Guards of
Maneth
J.T. Vansant
Kt. Sentinel
Orient Grand Council
Bi . W. Bartley
Leo
Maas
Guiseppe Garribaldi
Owner Wanted for Thirteen Chickens in Ward Seventeen
Burial permits issued from Health Office list multiple dates in May for local burials. A canal accident near Second or Pearl street is noted with the body recovered along the Two-Mile Tree in Storrs. clothing identified as belonging to a man connected to Magnolia, with speculation about the ship’s explosion on March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Ward
B.C
Second
Pearl Street
Storrs
Fables of the Wolf and the Lamb and the Lion in Love
A humorous 19th century mock fable recounts a wolf preying on a lamb at daybreak and a lion seeking marriage to a woodman's daughter. The lamb, attacked for supposed misdeeds, is devoured after a chase about school misbehavior. The lion seeks marriage. the woodman insists on tooth and claw removal, with a chiropodist and dentist extracting them before acceptance is possible.
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Wolf
Hister
Straub
National Theater
Mary
Monrar
Folke
Grampa
Sedaden
Aspling
Tragedy and finance mingle in New York letters
The column mixes social commentary on infidelity across nations with notes on women in finance on Wall Street. It recalls an Aldermanic incident at Anna Dickinsons talk, stage tragedy in Offenbach burlesque, and a Cincinnati connection in New York. It also reports Republican and Democratic budget tensions in the New York Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Anna E
Newark
Anna
Worrell Sisters
Helen
New York
Macalester
Enga
Tribune
Curtis F. Gilbert
Cincinnati Presa
Whitehall
Prs
Pelos
Peivatale
Notes on banking defects and local disturbances in Puritania
A critical view of Boston bank management describes stockholder driven leadership and cheap cashiers fueling defalcations at the Hidewad Leather Bank and related firms. It details overdrawn accounts by A C Felton and James D Machin, suspected collusion, and potential teller involvement, with calls for accountability and renewed scrutiny of bank officers.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Bowrox
State Bank
James D. Machin
Cahier
Hidewad Leather Bank
A.C. Felton
Turner C O
Vario 15
Hone
Felton
Martin
Ohio House Debates City Annexation and Lunatic Asylum Bills
In Columbus on May 15 the House lost the City Annexation bill while approving a Senate amendment to standardize lunatic asylum governance and estate settlements. The afternoon centered on alleged deaf and dumb asylum construction frauds and a governor removal resolution regarding trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
City
Senate
T Bialte
British and French Debates Move Across Parliaments
An ecclesiastical deputation visits Windsor Castle to present Irish Church views on changes to the establishment, while in Parliament John Bright chairs a Nova Scotia petition against the union act. Thiers and Forcade spar over French commerce policy. U.S. Conference sessions in Chicago discuss matrimony forms and German professorships. The House weighs financial plans and the value of paper money amid retrenchment debates.
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Windor Castle
Yeserears
Gao
Francia
Hoase of Commons
John Bright
Nova Scotia
Torue
Dominion of Canada
Privilege dispute over Missouri communications in Senate debate
In Washington May 1 the House debated a resolution by Mr Woodward Pennsylvania Democrat to appoint a seven member select committee to probe a letter to Senator Henderson from Missouri figures. The chair ruled the issue not a privilege question, noting Senate House privilege limits and procedural objections. Congressional proceedings then moved on as representatives questioned the nature and scope of the alleged breach and its remedies.
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Department of Law
Shetin
Benjamin
Missouri ‘Union
Union
Lawrence
Ohio
Senate
Garfield
Washmerton
HOUSE
Woodward
Penn. Dem
Henderson
Missouri Ee
Calslay
Pan St Sases
Ohio Union
House of Representatives
Geavioman
Wiscon- Salt
Lee
Loan
Missouri
Eldridge
Noreker
Pennsylvania
Pri
Pri Ems
Ae Upson
Mich
Ona Ates
Ile
Yemaire
Treason Rampant Rumors Stir Cincinnati Council Dispatch
Washington reports Fourth Dispatch on treason rumors tied to a Republican Senatorial defection. Cincinnati council debates street repairs and city finances while plans to expose a bribery plot surface. The article notes looming votes and possible delays as investigations proceed.
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Apecwal
Cincinnati Times
Wasurxaroy
Ohnzon
House Proceedings and Crime Reports in May
The House passed the land claim of Wm.2 McGarland for California and then moved to private bills before adjourning. A Swiss or swindler case in New York was broken up by police. True bills were issued for murders in several cases and a Supreme Court session set for June 2. Canadian and foreign dispatches mention Northwest Territory cession talks and ongoing conflicts in Japan and Crete.
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Irvington
Febger
Fisher
Aleide
Baer Bachers
Teros
B.B
Balliste
New York
Bour Boutwell
Ot Maetts
Wandburne
Talon
Fison
Lap Wyck
Unions Baat
Jolospon
California
McGarrahan
Wilson
Arrahan
Ceetnet
Sar Idea Compayste
Qwsck SL
Tate
Californ
Prige
Higby
McGarland
Committee On Judiciary
House
Garfield
Guance
Washington City Sabbath School Union
Brooklyn
Ryder & Co
E. Po Beye
Bilfe
Yilee
Chase Dames
Murde & Man
David Dore
Josephine Flamme
Louis Laflamme
Webster
Supreme Judicial Court
Lowpox
Japan
Mikado
Eado
Athena
Crete
City Council Meeting Notes and Motions From 27 Members
City Council met with 27 members present chaired by Mr. Fitzgerald. Minutes were read and two motions discussed including a contract on avenue and a public notice about a Fifth Street market house and property tax issues. Dr. Maley proposed renewing the wharf lease with Mackey at 360. The record ends amid discussion of the contract and related items.
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Mullane
Glass
Fae Seliel
Wolf
Dr. Maley
Janeeens
Knoxville
Ado Thesante
J. Wolf
Board of City
Board of City Improvements
Northlon
Hoal’s Alley
Johnson Alley
Charlotte Street
Hayallier
Clifton Avenue
Vine Street
Tupelo Ir
Brown
Committee On Finance
Ag Ordinanes Levyie Ls Tex
City of
Cincinnati
Fire Department
Mt Infirmary
Hospital Q
House of Fa
Superior Court
Alee Hamilton
Everage Fund
Watch
Eggleston Avenue
Mr. Fitzgerald
Austing
David Baker
Beresford
Brickell
Bonte
Gannon
Corbett
Dean
Ehlen
Evesiage
Fit Glass
E. T
Holligasworth
Heneke
Jones
Kahn
Kinsey
Kirten
Loge
Maley May
Morgas
Scheu
Olf
Wing
Fitzgerald
Gan
Len
Fifth Street Market House
Maley
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Wood
Alee
Chauncey
Gate City
Atlanta
Aspen
Ork
Religious Intelligence
Glendale
Hamilton
Bunwer House
A. C. Josuin& Co
Preis
Columon
Danbury
I.frankid Laenie
Jashv'e
Howes
Drowx & Swest, Pao- Prietors
Janes Horet
H. P. Exits
Proraie- TO
H Bucke
Chicago
Gipson Hovss
Davinsox & Sixxs, Pro- Prietors
Davin
Sho
Nashville
Dany
Patos
Curt
Berenan Dayton
Marrs
Warsaw
Merrorotran Hore
W. A. Taunstox
Paommieron
Jit Graham
Memphis
Thomas
K.ats Wonks
Mo. Tenn
Lekies
Laring
Oskaloosa
Procsania
Metter
Sraby
Iediana
Pia
Wise
Hanon
Masonic Order
Mater Blackburn
Hopty
Elton
Bernie Semele
Pat
Aree 4 Cincionat! Times
Albany
United States
Teeson
Ha Earth
Mars
Eros
de Tocqueville
Paulo
Loresea
America
Batlavephice
Cato
France
England
John Bull
Spain
Italy
Germany
Hegel
Albert
Werther
Charlotte
Metropolis
James
William Morselle
Enquirer
Ephraim Frazer
Peices
Mr. Beggs
Beggs & Smith, Jewelers
John Street
George C. Bed
Protece
Manhattan
Ferris
Fourth Street
Williamsburgh House
Bonwin Urner
Colemans
Inet House
Broadway
Union Squere
George P
Donnell
Pine Street
H. W. Rby
Rulxo
Democratic House
Committee of Conference
Puritania
P. R
Joston
Apis
Charlestown
Tremont Temple
Henry
C. H Seribeer
Mt. Vernon
D. A. Dangler
Cleveland
Greene, Clarke, Madison
Franklin
Court House
Columbus & Xenia Railway Company
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Corps Legislatif
M. Thiers
de Forcade la Roquette
Thiers
Forcade
Methodist Conference
Scott
Wm. EB. Puncheon
M. Mahon
Indiana
A. Wheeler
North Ohio
Berea
A. Brunson
Wisconsin
Simpson
Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Baltimore
Illinois
Central German Conference
Daniel Drew
Monay
Congressional
Totale
Haintion Street
Wat
Trent Carr West Sash
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Same
Eggleston
Longworth
General Fund
Henry Illiams
John Jenkins
Geo. Lawrence
D. Minor
Oliver Perta
D. IM. Seoklew
Ee Meek
Jey Wad
Measra
Higley
Keke
Morgan
Goviiaana Talloee
Bhelton Johnsen
Anadian News
Orlaws
Imperial
Northwest Territory
Canada
Hudson Bay Company
City Matters
the City Council
Britannia Metal Coops
Uta! Ware
Ward's
Anllon
Thos. W. Farbin & CO
L Lumber
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