Dawes Portrait in Washington Sketch of Henry L Dawes
A Washington sketch portrays Henry L Dawes as a focused, independent member of Congress with a clear voice and stubborn resolve. It notes his climb from state legislature to U S Congress, leadership of the Elections Committee, and a pivotal retrenchment speech that marked a high point in his national career.
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Cincinnati Times
Ezekiel Stifflip
Washington
Thes Rice
Dent
White House
William Tecumseh Sherman
Brownlow
Cameron
Chandler
Sree
Geen Deri
Wally Henlin
Morton
Jolly
Nye
Pratt
Robertson
Ross
Saulebury
Sprague
Wilson
Senate
Ben. Butler
Lucia Gilbert Calhoun
Chas. Reade
Henry L. Dawes
Ulysses Grant
Mr. Dawes
Congress
Logan
Butler
House
Drake and Chandler
Sion
Committee On
Congress Usually Engenders Most Bitterness and Partisan Rancor—That Mr. Dawes
Thaddeus Stevens
Appropriations
Dawes
Chile
Benjanin
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Ways
National Congress
The Southerners in Brooklyn Tournament and Wealth Politics
A Brooklyn Sunday column mocks a Southern knights tournament featuring wooden lances and ring contests, contrasts with baseball, and notes the local press’s harsh view. It expands to Fisk versus Horace Greeley, wealth as power in the East, and a tale of two lawyers mirroring Goethe’s Willensverbindungen amid marital entanglements.
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New York
Brooklyn
Slave States
North
Love
Raw
Dixon
Ees Ae
the Tribune
Fisk
Tribune
Horace Greeley
Journal
Boston
Feats of Feet Motive 2 in Walking Wallers
A digest of historic long distance walking feats mentions Weston and many 18th and 19th century walkers. It cites Robert I of Norfolk born 1719, Reed of Hampshire, John Hogue, Foster Powell, Joseph Edge, John Boty, Dowler, and others with distances from 50 to 172 miles and times from nine hours to several days, noting weight loss during the record.
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Weston
Aberdeen
Robert I
Norfolk
Seaa
Totesley
Reed
Hampshire
John Hogue
Foster Powell
Canter
London Bridge
Joseph Edge
Mor Dr
John Boty
Dowler
Towaste
Oliver
Shoun
Ai Egeree
Faul- Ketberg
Pica
Waeren
Barclay
New ‘York Sun
Ambiguous parliamentary note on amendment schedule
Brief fragment shows an afternoon session note about the amendment tabled by the Joint Committee and an absence affecting proceeding. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Entities and specifics such as names, dates, or locations are not recoverable from the fragment.
General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church Motion for Final
A motion for final action was presented at the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church. Delegates debated the measure, outlining implications for church governance and doctrine before adjourning for further consideration.
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General Assembly of the Southern, Presbyterian Church
Death of Nathaniel Willis Revered Maine Editor Dies
Nathaniel Willis father of Pamame Gace dies in this city amid unclear details. The text references his role in founding the Eastern Argus in Portland and notes a year around 1800, though the OCR is garbled.
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Pamame Gace
Teeny
Ohana Peat
Seana
The Female Journalist in Newark Clash
A sensational tale dramatizes Mrs Tennessee Claflin and Newark residents clashing over a mission and its consequences. The piece depicts the journalist’s bold motto ward and onward, as locals resist her provocative approach and a public confrontation unfolds with sharp dialogue. The write up frames a charged encounter in Newark with vivid character expressions.
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Sersey
Tennessee Claflin
Newark
Joe
Smother
Election of Principals in Ward Districts and Local Notices
Board of Education election of principals for the Twenty fourth and Twenty first wards. Scribbled notes cover baseball, local club games, resignations, and a district election. Annie Brown resigns. E A Pritchard elected principal of the First District. Sherwood named principal in a later vote. Annexation petition for Lockland discussed. strawberry festival planned for Becker's to benefit a local group.
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Annie Brown
Committee On Music
Gaston
Howe
Tndene
E. A. Pritchard
Rauch
James
Pritchard
Sherwood
Pritchard Marcy Sl
Tweneee
Mr. Sherwood
Annexation Martiers
Incorporated of
Lockland
Board of
Trades Assembly Regular Meeting Last Night
A regular meeting of the Trades Assembly was held at Molders Hall chaired by President Lucker. Reports reviewed hall options from Hopkins Music Green Pike Mozart with costs of 120, 150, 400, and 350 dollars. committee to procure a hall reported. The assembly considered forming a city labor pact and adopting a constitution to unite unions in Cincinnati vicinity. motion to adjourn after partial adoption.
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Trades Assembly
Molders’ Hall
Lucker
L. McHugh
Opkins
Green Hall
Pike's Hall
Mozart Hall
Conway
Covington
Newport
B. F. Lovelace
Cincinnati
Ross
City council debates street work and alleys in crowded session
An adjourned meeting discusses gas committee actions, a ten foot alley between Sixth and Bullock streets, and condemnation petitions. A contract timing for improvements is debated as ordinances on riverfront paths and water main work near Madison Street are reviewed. The Trinity Church trio is also noted.
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Covnci
Procexpines
Ee Genoel Oe
Hudson
Demaillon
Gant
Wal City Prototing Agate Council
Fisk
Thirteenth Streets
Heckster
Fia
Ais Aseca
I. Giatietei Tele
Okeres
Bullock Street
Twelfth Street
Ohio
Ashbrook
Sea Aes
Laymen's Institute Ends Second Annual Course in City
After a week in this city the second annual Laymen's Institute course concluded with remarks by Rev. Mr. and the singing of daily prayers and songs led by a Peter and others, marking the close of the event.
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Asion
Péter
Ene
Corrina Arrivay Incident Near Freeman and Bank
A difficulty occurred last evening around six oclock at the corner of Freeman and Bank. Details are unclear as the brief note records a disturbance without stating participants or outcomes. Local authorities may investigate further to determine any injuries or charges.
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Corrina Arrivay
Freeman and Bank Be
Store ad fragment shows prices and product listings
An OCR fragment from a store page lists items like Breakfast Bacon and Leal Land at various prices. It includes partial brand names and misread entries such as John Sauders and MACHESEL. The readable text hints at grocery or hardware items but is heavily garbled and incomplete.
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Minn
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American Bible Society
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Minnesota
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Illinois
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Little Eddie
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Nathaniel Willis
Board OF Education
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Cleveland
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Rockford
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Ferguson
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