Local city notes and police reports amid court actions
Reports describe police actions against coal yard workers and license issues, a whisky seizure case, and a church visit by Rev. Wm. M. Punshen. City council discusses school house building, library and fuel costs, and district committee appointments.
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W.M. Powewos
Wm. M. Punshen
Mernopms
Ponmanshi
Hs Seas
Edhee
Comeeere
Teachre
Acheol House
Liberty Daas
Conjane
Rees
Isee
Boheo
von Geggern
Lissemme Tate
Fineenth
Gresslailen
Bis
Sarah Secriss
Sy'n
Eee
Uaiped & Mates Tve-Cmenig
Woodward High High
Tate
Intermediristee Sree
Ath
Tatermedicic
Hughey
Ruel
Ign
de Boek
A Compliment to Hopkins for Musical Society Testimonial
Citizens of Cincinnati move to honor C Hopkins with a testimonial for his music efforts and fundraising, set for Pike's Music Hall on Tuesday evening the 26th. A General Committee and Arrangements panel are named, with a one dollar admission to support the effort and acknowledge his wartime service and Sanitary Fair contributions.
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Hopkins
Mt Z & the
A. Ra
Crxcammatt
C. Hopkins
Baq
Cincinnati
Pepe
Odibeleg
Warisenla
Dexter
G. K. Snoesarxncen
Joan A.gazo
Gro. H. Paxpzerox
A.D. Bussoon
C. W. Surevex
Opeee de Tuaser
Josten C. Barnes
Jons W.ecus
Wixevow
Ricuago Surra
Henay Davis
ET. Camsow
Edmund I Dexter
Rufus King
Davis
Richard Smith
E. T. Cur
Pike's
Brown
Harmonie Se
L. G
Foe Ee
Penly
Hi. W. Brown
Henry Smith
G. R. Littter
A. T
Carieres
Kimber
Cititems
Farman
Pike's Music Hall
Hotel Arrivals and a Glimpse of Training Routines
A fragment describes W A Sanders at Carbon and notes a sensational exhibition. It details Joseph's rent office incident with a pistol misfire and then shifts to training at Latonia Springs for Mike and his mentor. The piece recounts a grueling daily regimen of walking, rope skipping, bag fighting, and weight work, ending with a heavy supper and late rest as Mike contemplates his future colors.
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Joe Caters
Latonia Springs
St. Louis
Mike le
the Abbey
McCoole
Mike
Local Notables and Addresses in Ohio Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Wiley in Louisville Wheeler Poskville Anna He Geta and others. The text references individuals such as McMurchy Ken Rich Mrs Donaphan and Rerun Evans with scattered Ohio associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Louisville
Wheeler
Poskville
New Fally Peorta
Ossu West
Ie Chambers
Lenin
McMurchy
Ken Rich
Ry Donaphan
J Blan
Evans
Ohio
Unreadable OCR Leads to Brief News Item
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions Cleve Wan, Medugia, Dereon and Vin in unclear context. Names and actions are partially legible but missing verifiable details to form a complete event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR Brief Yields Limited Names
Readable text fragment lists scattered names and places with no clear event. No coherent date, organization, or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
Cuedy 4 Rass a Wie
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases with no discernible event. No coherent people, organization, or place can be identified to form a factual summary.
Garr Howes-Gronex Weaxn and Place Names Map
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Brown California Indians Indiana Parvin Wasiton Med afl stn. Content appears as a jumble of surnames and locations without coherent event or context.
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Garr Howes
Gronex Weaxn
Paornteron
Bower
Warhing
Alkire
Brown
California
Lene
Indiana
Parvin
Wasiton
Lfemoth
Newport News Citizens form turnpike project in Campbell County
A group in Newport and Campbell County met last night and subscribed 1000 dollars to build a turnpike from the mouth of Sandy Lane to where it meets the Jamestown road near Henry Stanbery’s place. The line is planned to be about 1 mile 3/4 long with funds expected to cover the rest.
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Newport
Campbell County
Sandy Lane
Jamestown Road
Henry Stanbery
Albert
Berry
Ork Street
Kinggeld
Jedge Reety
Thie City
Grand Ledge of Druids
Butchers’ Hall
Louisville
Lexington
Buena Vista and
Star of the Weatse
County Covar
Tranesacel
Cat
Annewan
Frank
Monmouth Street
John Moses
Williamton Street
Putnam
James McNickle
Williamson
Orchard Streets
Rogers
Newhouse
Oebler Street
B. Langenbranner
Masoxic Ceremnation and St John Day Celebrations
The Menehe Nomes plan a St John Day celebration on June 21 along the Ohio river. Governor Stevenson orders an election in the Ninth Judicial Circuit to fill a vacant seat after Judge Arthur resigns. Joshua Markesburg, who killed his father in Grant County Ky, is reportedly in Lane County at Williamstown. Miss Boone recovers from injuries after a knife attack near Fishburg. Jacob Wilson remains jailed after failing to post 1000 bail.
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St. John's
Ohio River
Stevenson
Wm. E. Arthur. Carrethep
Joshua Markesburg
Grant County
Lane County
Williamstews
Miss Boone
Fishburg
Jacob Wilson
Wilson
Beer
Ohio Legislature and commentary on political figures
Special correspondence notes discussions in Ohio politics, including doubts about U S Senate election results, mentions of J H Jewett, Robert Hutcheson, and the reconstruction debate. It praises journal clerks, reports on Irish Church questions, and criticizes suffrage-related acts by the Democratic Legislature.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Butler County
Franklin
J. H. Jewett
United States
Ohio National Bank Association
Supreme SA Tango
Éltye
Chicago
Souvousion
Robert Hutcheson
Franklin and
Pickaway Counties
Senate
South
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Messrs
Jacobs
Cockera
Ames Flood
Kentucky Fenian Brotherhood Convention Backs Irish Liberty Drive
The Kentucky State Convention of the Fenian Brotherhood pledged unanimous support in money and men to aid Gen. John O Neil's movement for Irish freedom. Delegates and crowd heard speeches by Gen. O Neil Gen. Spear and Prof. Brophy amid strong enthusiasm.
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Lorumvitis
Kentucky
Fenian Brotherhood
John O'Neil
Mths
Thele
Oneil
Spear
Brophy
Proposed Government telegraph line from Washington to New York
A congressional bill by Washburne proposes a government telegraph line from Washington to New York via Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Postmaster General would advertise bids, select the lowest proposal, set uniform rates, and ensure government messages travel free with priority. The plan includes up to multiple stations and salaries for a superintendent and telegraph clerks.
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Congress
T Ntative Washburne
Ilinsis
West Office Department
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New
United States
Shell
Eee
Sapley
Anniversary of the Kreach Defeat and Confiscations
A fragmented report from Mexico recounts the anniversary events tied to brigandage and confiscations. It references Vera Cruz, yellow fever concerns, and a New York correspondent noting dated communications about the occasion. The text remains unclear on specific dates, figures, or responsible parties.
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Vera Cruz
New York
French Celebrate With Pomp On The Southern Sth Inst
The item notes celebrations and festivities on a named date with pomp and free gaiety. It references Proy as being confs and reports several robberies and kidnappings of recent persons. Negrete's forces are said to be defeated by Vélez near Tulacindo. The steamer Mexico from New Orleans reached Vera Cruz amid a raging vomito endangering inhabitants.
Executions and unrest in Japan amid foreign legations
Reports detail the execution of Kingaboro for firing on foreigners at Hingo, and the Mikado ordering indemnities and apologies. Ministers evacuate Osaka to reoccupy legations. attacks on French and British envoys occur as American efforts to secure treaties and protection unfold. Western ministers travel to Yokohama to supervise settlement and guard foreign interests amid growing unrest.
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Osaka
Occa
Ookohama
Sax’ Francisco
Newport
Japan
Bragarieg
Yokohama
New York
Kong Kong
Kingaboro
Prince Bigan
Hingo
Prince Farra
Fara
Mikado
United States
Ikade
Yeddo
America
Kiota
Harvey Benks
Shotebach
Kaorn
Totehame
Ted
Ace
Bika 8
Orers
Ram Stonewall
Honolulu
Washington
Fragmentary Note Hints at Quick Purchases
A fragment mentions prompt purchases upon furnishing credentials and a request for a hearty reception. The brief text implies a swift action tied to access or procurement, with no clear names or dates. The context remains unclear and partially garbled.
Senate Debates Delay Arkansas Impeachment Vote
Congressional notes describe Senate proceedings on impeachment and Arkansas bill timing. Dispatches quote Bishop Willey dispute, House actions on subpoenas and committee investigations, and parliamentary maneuvers over adjournment and rule suspension.
Impeachment News From Congress and Senate Debate
May 18 dispatches from Washington report Mr. Ingersoll denying involvement with Senator Trumbull’s impeachment actions. Thad Stevens proposes a Senate proceedings copy request amid a heated debate. Woodward accuses Stevens. Schenck defends Stevens, threatening Woodward’s expulsion. House members receive leave. Senate may adjourn for a week amid Alaska purchase protests.
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Washixetos
Senate
Edmunds
Kimes
Jane Isis
Hagan
Iowa
Washington
Baltimore
Barlan
Simpson
Willey
Shmpson
Harlan
Bishop
Impnon
Trumbull
Mlinois
Adm
Arkansas
Dixon
Coun
Smaine
Union
Tonertat
Gnally
Ldto
Sumper
J Tie
House of Resentatives
House
Thad. Stevenson
Cineinnati Times
Wasausotos
Ingersoll
Illinois
Senator Trumbull
New York
Thad Stevens
Woodward
Gen. Schenck
Stevens
Schenck
Congress
Wasuixaros
Confusion After Altona Illinois Accident Reveals Suspect
Report describes an incident at Altona Illinois with a suspect linked to the crash. Bonds found on the individual and others passed in the vicinity are noted amid ongoing Vice-Presidency vote tallies. State results show Colfax and Fenton receiving certain instructional votes while several names decline.
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Altona
Ill
Bellot
Colfax
Hamin
Cresswell
Fenton
Wade
Curtin
Wilson
Speed
Buckingham
Eroy
Messrs
Pomeroy
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Steamer Success Reaches St Louis First Boat Of Season
A special dispatch reports the steamer Success arrived from Fort Benton on the fifteenth inst, marking the season start. Schiffiein and Biewers of New York sue Louis Hock for over six hundred thousand dollars on hardware sales. An unknown man committed suicide by jumping into the river at Locust street, presumed insane.
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Cincinnati Times
St. Louis
Success
Fort Benton
Schiffiein & Biewers
New York
Louis Hock
Hock
Locust Street
Impeachment Abroad and Johnson S verdicts
The rapid Johnson acquittal on the eleventh article triggers broad editorials. The Times calls the charge vague yet vindicates the case on its merits, Tele regards dignity intact and the President’s non-removal fitting. The Standard claims a radical plot beaten and the country spared deposition for refusing illegal action.
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Loxpox
Johnson
Llth
the Times
Ie I 1
Congress
Forty five prisoners escape Fort Point guard house
Forty five prisoners confined in the guard house at Fort Point escaped last night and remained at large at dawn. They descended from a second story window using blankets while some were irons still attached. No captives have been recaptured and broken chains were found in the hills nearby.
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San Francisco
Fort P Oint
Pacific Mail Steamshippany
Sacramento
Panaama
Aurora
Port Discovey
Young America
Newark
Accident to a Laborer at Commercial Hospital
At about one o clock today a hod arrier at the Commercial Hospital fell down a ladder some forty feet, receiving injuries of a severe character. Auction sales of dry goods report poor attendance but stock lines remain tempting in price. The market shows improved tone in jobbing circles. Messrs Dalton and Coleman announce regular catalogue sales including dress goods and notions tomorrow with extended assortments despite recent consignments.
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Ees
Messrs. Dalton & Coleman
Syed, Peghams, &c
Mortens Estore
Javier
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City Matters
Wertke
J. Coave
Ube Po
Cniet
Eamape
Arebeiolltar
Cave of Fe Partes
Po- Moe
Canal & i
Tom Disckburn
Illie
LO Hopeing
Edmund Dexter
H. W. Brown
Chas
Barrell
A. L. Ferrié
Charles A. Colby
West Fourth Street
Pitese É
Parth and
Walput Haveeta
Mansfeld
Ter ‘Oon
Sanders
Dick Holliwood
Joseph's
Srasie Po Capenaiss
Bouaset
A. C. Jostim & Co
Bays
Eden Alawes
Liveney
Grinsell
Boston
Meee
Ported St
Columbus
Avondale
Whitewater
Eyetcat
Jeekeee, & P
Anderson
Corporation
Harrison
Colerain
Uni Iiversie
Surfexr Horse
Daown & Swexy, Pro- Prietors
Janes Horsx
H. P. Burns
Promis- Tor
Medugia & Wit
Dereon
Mrmnoroutrax Hores
W. A. Tavistox, Proratston
Florss
Newson Mescogags & Ge
Gissox House
Davinson & Sioxs
Pao- Paixrons
McLane
George He
Ms Waa
Yeserda
Bronghit
Hallietaeese
Sellin
Hoffman
Ogee
Ovicer
Tdere
Newport News
Covington
News
The
London Times
Mexico
General Conference of the
M. E. Church
Cuenco
Bishop Clark
Order of Business
Wise
Tract Society
Reddy
G. Iiven
Mr Lanahan
Sion
Army
Navy
Walden
Curry
General Conference
Wentworth
Troy
Committee On Missions
Cone
Foreign Department
Committee On Episce
Reid
Committee On
Foreign Christian Union
C. Hoyt
Haven
African Methodiat Episcopal Zion Church Conference
Congressional
Royer
Legprener
Comenyt Tnibasmeen
van. Tahoe Miemakers
Sala Com
Nga Monchan
Zene
R. Woenward
Jeave
Butler
Samabutian Phayomes
Wooley
Prokars
Bingham
Aed
Willard’s
Holman
Ind
Willard’ Hotel
Testes Farpwe
Rome
Chase
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Alaska
C. Washburne
Wisconsin
Morgan
Wasuixorox
Britannia
Glasgow
American Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Delegates of American Isrsalites
Holy Land
Og Hi
Helmbold
Helmbolds
Heussoums
Aelmbolds
Cicdno
William Langanan
Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Merchants’ Union Express Company
Silver Plated Weare, &c
Manning, Robinson & Co
Ap - Britannia Metal Goods
Serere
Jy Eran Aussmal
Thos. W
Aalao
Ca Helms Fine Peeceg Bearan
Patthy
Harraparilia
Lisbon
Benjamin Travers
F. B.G
H. T. Helmbold
Broadway
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