Religious Intelligence and Local Sermons Schedule
Religious notices list Punshon Rev Wm Merle Punshon arriving and speaking at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church and Music Hall. Details include German services for Dedication Day and Avondale Presbyterian service with pulpit supply, plus a note on a pastor's illness and community gatherings.
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Glenents
Buffalo
N.Y
Ius
Exer- Teeden
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Isa Ri
Beth
Seni
Dead man found on track near Xenia in Cincinnati area
A man about forty was found dead on the tracks near Xenia and believed to reside at Belmont Street. Police court sessions reported multiple cases, including Drunkenness and larceny. the docket aimed to be cleared in the next two days.
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Shermer van Fs
Hebaven
Lita
Cohen _ Satesa
Xenia
Clere No
Belmont Street
Mr. Bird
Coun
City weighs extending Seventh Street Market to seek funds
A resolution appoints a committee to determine if the city has the legal authority to raise additional funds beyond existing provisions to extend the Seventh Street Market. The panel will report at the next city meeting on whether work should commence given current city conditions.
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Grant Nominated and Colfax Speech Stir Chicago Meeting
Washington dispatches report General Grant serenaded at his residence with cheers after the nomination. Congressman Boutwell praised the unanimous Chicago Convention result. Colfax delivered a lengthy speech declaring Grant “first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen,” urging unity and victory at the polls. The conference also covered church reunion debates and proposed lay representation reforms.
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General Grant
Grant
Ile
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Chicago
Gen. Grant
Coltax
Friends
Union
Coun
General Conference in Harrisburg Preserves Delegation
The New Bethlehem Presbyterian Church General Assembly is organized with Rev. John F. Stearns chosen as leader. Over two hundred delegates attend the meeting in Harrisburg Haxniseeno, Pa.
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Harrisburg
Haxniseeno
Presbyterian Church General Assembly
Peop
John F. Stearns
M. J. For
Methodit Conference Proceedings on Lay Delegation
The conference discussed health excuses for leaders, lay delegation plans, and Sunday School reports. Petitions urged lay participation, with committees considering increased books and journal continuance. Several figures argued clergy and lay members should share voice in church governance.
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Chicago
Brehee Movenior
Bishop Baker
New Hampshire
Damag
Lay Delr
Committee On Sunday Schools
Jene
Geaj
Sterneuine
Councils of the Church
British Commons action on Scotch reform report corrected
Mr Baxter, Montrose MP, moved an amendment to increase Scotch MPs by taking votes from some English boroughs. The ministry opposed but the amendment passed on Monday night. The premier later proposed a clause denying voting rights to those exempt from rates due to poverty. Consideration postponed. In Lexpos, Disraeli thanked the Abyssinian expedition's general. Bir Stafford Norsthcote spoke of dispatches from General Napier. Mr Reardon questioned abdication if the Queen cannot come to London. Reports say US Minister Webb urges Brazil to mediate with Paraguay. Rome says US Bishops invited to raise volunteers for the Papal army.
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House of Commons
Baxter
Montrose
Lexpos
Disraeli
Bir
Stafford Norshcote
Secre
Brute
India
Napier
London
D. J. Reardon
Athlone
Poties
National Executive Committee Members Named by Republicans
The National Executive Committee list from the Chicago Convention includes James B. P. Stone of Alabama and E. F. Rice of Arkansas among others. It names state representatives across Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Dakota, Delaware, and more, with numerous individuals such as Horace Greeley of New York and Wm. Sloan of North Carolina.
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Republican Party
Sreicees
Chicago
Alabama
James B. P
Ilinois
J. Russell Jones
Inginis
P. M.allen
Iéna
Joshua Fletcher
Kansas
John A. Martin
Kentucky
Allen
Burton
Louisiana
M. H. Southworth
Maine
Lewis Barker
Maryland
Charles C. Tullon
Massachusetts
M.h.clatlin
Michigan
Martin Geddings
John T. Avery
Mississippi
Missouri
Gen. Ben. Loan
Montana
8. Wilson
Nebraska
Nevada
Chas. E. Long
New Hampshire
FE. Chandler
New Jersey
J. Gopill
New York
Horace Greeley
North Carolina
Wm. Sloan
Ohio
Oregon
H. W. Corbett
Pennsylvania
Wm. H. Kemble
Rhode Island
Lyman Freese
South Carolina
Joseph H. Jenks
Tennesse
Wm. K. Stokes
Texas
A.J. Ham
Vermont
N. Park
Virginia
Franklin Oarne W. Virgi Samuel LD. King
Wisconsin
D. Atwood
Burlingame Leads Chinese Embassy to Washington Visit
NEW YORK dispatch reports Burlingame and a Chinese delegation including ministers Tajen and Tajen, with interpreters, traveling to Washington. Revenue cutter Uno met the Arizona at quarantine. greeting officials and Capt Dolliver saluted the ship. The party then toured to Westminster Hotel, praised Americans, and Burlingame plans a Washington stay. Also noted death of Col Garrett Dickman, former NYC official and Tammany Democrat, at about age fifty.
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Burlingame
Washington
Cincinnati Times
New York
Chih Tajen
Sun Tajen
Legation
J McLeary Brown
E. DeChamps
Arizona
Uno
Abraham Wakeman
Isaac Livermore
Beaton
Edward M. Livermore
Cleveland
J.M. Dolliver
Boston
Bay
Nineteenth Street
East River
Westminster Hotel
Garrett Dickman
Col. Dickman
Tammany Hall
Friends of Chief Justice Chase plan national convention
A private meeting in Cincinnati on May 22 4:30 P M gathered 46 participants from 16 states to organize a National Convention to nominate Chief Justice Chase for President. Organizers claim every Congressional District will be represented and expect at least one vote from each district.
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Friends of the Chief Justice In Council National Convention
Cincinnati Times
Wasnixeton
Friends of
Chase
Chase Has A Friend In Every One In the Registrar of Bankruptcy
Murder Trial for Land- Special Dispatch to Fort Wayne Times
At Upper Sandusky Ohio the case of Mary L Bowsher charged with the murder of her son by poison after an eight day delay was closed last night. The jury stood three hours without a verdict of not guilty and she was taken to jail to await trial on two other indictments for murdering her two daughters. The evidence is circumstantial and public opinion runs strong against her.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Os Eleventh Street
Wee
Todd
Mellvaine & Spiegel
Ohio
Cincinnati
Muites
Garrardtreet
Ware
St. Elisabeth Hospital
Ores Times
Fort Warus
Upper Sandusky
Mary L. Bowsher
Havana News from a Ship Creek May Dispatch
New York dispatch reports survivors of the British sloop Somer believed foundered a year ago are alive but held as slaves on the Spanish Main. A Danish man-of-war reportedly refutes Venezuela claims. A mutiny aboard the ship broke out and some cases proved fatal. Also, the Summit House in Summit, New Jersey, was burned today.
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New York
Refu
Venezuela
Republic
Home’s the Spiritualist case ends in damages ruling
A court decision names Home the Spiritualist in a suit brought by a claimant from Jamaica. The case centers on allegations of undue influence and hallucination used to induce action. The plaintiff seeks 1000 pounds plus costs. Reports note the Royalist ship has sailed from Jamaica to Hayti to protect fisheries and American interests.
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New York
Jamaica
Hayti
National Division officers elected by Nassaur report
The National Division of the Sons of Temperance met May 21 and elected officers include R M Foust of Pennsyl vana as Most Worthy Patriarch J H Curry of Tennessee as Most Worthy Associate S W Sledge of Massachusetts as Most Worthy Bombe I Wetmore of New Brunswick as Most Worthy Treasurer Thomas Mayes of Maryland as Most Worthy Chaplain A E Bradley of New York as Most Worthy Conductor BE Morris of Indiana as Most Worthy Sentinel. Sallie Davis attempted to jump off a railroad ridge today and was saved by a negro woman after a bout of coughing.
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Sons of Temperance
Nassaur
Lons of Temperance
E-Aay
R. M. Foust
Pennsylvana
J. H. Curry
Tennessee
S. W.sledge
Massachusetts
Wetmore
New Brunswick
Thomas Mayes
Maryland
A. E. Bradley
New York
Indiana
Sallie Davis
Ivae
Crop News Shows Fine Grain Growers Reported
Accounts received at the Agricultural Department from grain growing districts indicate a fine crop this year. Due May 22, Wasuimutos appears as a reporting staple in the update.
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Wasuimutos
Agricultural Department
City Council Adjourned Session Buys Time and Tackles Streets
The City Council met in adjourned session to finish business and address ongoing street grade and paving work. Ordinances cover Eggleston Avenue, Snyder Findlay to Poplar, Ravine, Wilstach, Liberty, Rankin alley, and several sidewalks and streets. The board also considers Board of City Improvements duties and a five cent fare proposal for street railways.
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Baker
Bonte
Brookbank
Cannon
Corbett
Dean
Ehlen
Eveslege
Fitzgerald
Printz
Hill
Hollingsworth
Huneke
Jones
Kahn
Kauffmen
Kinsey
Kirten
Malloy
Ravine Street
Brown Street
Wilstach Street
Denman
Wade Street
Liberty Street
Freeman Street
McLean Avenue
Wolf
Eggleston Avenue
Board of City
Rankin Alley
Cutter Street
Smith Alley
Kenner Street
Freeman
Denman Street
Hunt Street
Webster Street
Sycamore
Broadway
Carr Street
Eighth
West Street
Gilbert Avenue
Montgomery Road
Nassau Street
Concord Street
McMillen Street
Wayne
Concord
Copeland
Gamble
Everett Street
Earl Gread
Earl S Treet
Ean Ve
Richmond Street
Carr
Hamilton
Best Street
Parson Street
Hinkle
Henderson Alley
le Deipnie
Mahali Venth
Board of City Improvements
Fagler Street
Augusta Street
Central
John Street
Clifton Avenue
Sewer Committee
Kendall Alley
Kleiner Street
Erty
Regen
Cit
Chty Council Geyti
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Frezeenanp
Wu. H. Guaas
Jauxs Monoas
Messrs
Austin
Eblen
Eveslage
Ziegler
Baker D
Brickell
Bo Kincey
Wietert ‘Wilsons
Welt
Allison
Baker T. F
Brown
Fricker
Friptz
Beilings Wore
Kauffman
Loge
Weet de
Sabbath School Convention on Sunday Music and Leadership
The Sabbath School convention met for a session focusing on Sunday school music. Dr Thane Miller urged thorough musical form with distinct roles for conductor and organist, advocated varied instruments, and emphasized unity of words and music. Speakers urged child-friendly hymns, sincere spirituality, practice-led singing, and active participation by superintendent, officers, teachers, and lovers of children.
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Joseph J. Weighs
Bingis
Thane Miller
Jesus
Ales
David
Shaw
Mr. Brown
Ene
Teac Fn
Esid Pg
Rey
Davie
Miller
Doane
Wolff
Pierson
Evening Session At Convention Deliberations On Spiritual Growth
The evening session continued with devotional remarks and discussion on advancing scholars' spiritual interests in the coming year. Teachers emphasized personal repentance, scriptural study, and the need to demonstrate Christlike conduct to inspire students. A note on the Sabbath School’s past year conversions framed the motivation, with reminders to inwardly examine one's own sins and dedication.
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Soclock
A. FE
Chamberlain
Jobe
Christ
Emory
Sam
C. Ferguson
Babbath
Hotel Abreivailis Arrivals At Principal Finals
Arrivals at the principal finals include Bennet Bowser and A C Jostun & Co proprietors. The list mentions multiple guests and associated attendees, with various names and titles truncated in the OCR.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Page
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page lists names and terms with unclear context. Readable items include scattered personal names and partial phrases, suggesting a brief society or notice column but lacking完整 facts or a clear event.
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Thomas ‘ Sel
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Mary Dotebl
Mra
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Lier
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Cane
Elizabeth Eee
Mr Fucwereen
Ain Emerick
Prague
King
Carrie
Petia
Ase
J. R. Grant, P. M
Monpeeere
Covington
Kenton County
Jas. A. Greer
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Scott Street
Freeman P. Martin
Julia A. Heaton
James Taylor
John W. Bates
Catherine Zell
Batchelor
A. M. Hume
W. J
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Powell Street
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Hammer
Harvey
Shelby Streets
Anna Anerson
Hernan Dulime
Robinson Street
Kip
Wm. Golding
Mathew Shay
Rickey Street
Twelfth
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Newrunivas
Cumminsvile
Fixus
Dari
Silat
Nelson Eacam
Grand Army of the Republicut
Wattus
Linden Grove Cemetery
Fred. Hassaurek
John P. Jackson
St. Elisabeth's Hospital
J Pathoff
St. John's Church
St. Aloysius Church
Seventh
Bakewell
Eork Laon Society
Pike
Russell
Sixth Street
Sixth
Church of the Mother of God
Madison
Scott
Beatt Street
St. Joseph's Church
Pis Spieek Tree
Greenup
Newport Bridge
Newport
Jamestown
Isely
Ruson
New
Wight
Washington Dispatches
Sinatus Seport
Singleton T. Jones
Zion M. E. Church
General Conference
M.E
Presbyterian General Assembly
Albany
Presbyterian
Eece
Reubenville
General Assembly of the United Church
General Assemblies
General Assembly
Board of Publication
Publication Committee
Board of Publication of
United States
Assembly
Oyah
United Church
Samuel W. Fisher
Utica
New School Church
Reunion
Great Britain
South America
Rio Janeiro
Webb
Brazil
T. Powers
United
Paraguay
Brasil
Wasp
J. Washburne
Rome
Bihops
Fort Wayne
Havana
Creek
Summit
Home’s
Spiritualist
Sult
Crop News
City Matters
the City Council
Houve National Theater
Sas Shold Sa Apie Wood
Iwo
Committee On Law
Kehna
Sanden Tee
Paaved
Schriber
Main Street
Hamilton Road
Ee Hotel Abreivailis
Bennet Bowsr
A. C. Jostun & Co
Pao- 1Etors
Brice
Centralia
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Doug
Grasox House
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Britannia Metal Goods
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Alaty
LEO
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