Fragmented 19th century notes on taxes courts and crimes
A garbled compilation reports varied items including a call for a new Philadelphia census a potential Court of Claims matter a Lutheran North American council in session at Peaster Ohio and financial rumors about officers and state banks. It mentions Springfield sects a robbery of 1900 and rumors about Judge Fisher and Treasury payrolls with scattered place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Lutheran Arch of North America
Seasion
Peaster
Ohio
Springfield
Bollinger
South
Charles Mot
U.S. Artillery
Jewett
Columbus
Piyates
Carter's
Judge Fisher
Ee Treasury
State of Missouri
Old State Bank
the Corporators
John Cole
Davip
Wm. A. McHenry
B. A. m. H. Birtwhistle
Items of War Cable Condensations Passage Out of Paris
Cable condensations note a route designated for passage out of Paris in spa. The terse item signals a wartime transport arrangement and assigns a specific passage for evacuees or officials. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
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Paris
Spa
Prussia ready to treat with any government bound Henri Rochefort’s role
Reports from Paris detail Bismarck denying Prussian sympathy for Napoleon’s line and a willingness to negotiate with any capable government. Thiers and Favre discuss armistice terms as Paris endures bombardment while communications fail. Reports describe a key engagement near Dijon and military actions around Chartres, with German forces occupying Naitz and Paris’s disarray hindering peace talks.
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Biemarck
Prussia
Henri Rochefort
Committee of Defense
Chartres
Tours
Paris
Thiers
Dijon
St. Jean de Leans
Mitrailleuss
Baone
Naits
Favre
Trochu
On Ee
Berlin
Telephs
Wurtemberg
Baden
Hesse Darmstadt
Bavaris Sill
North Germany
Bisson
Bazaine
Canrobert
le Boeuf
L’admirauit
Frossard
Des ‘Vaux
Pleasant Peculiarities of Manhattan Women-Faces and Feet
Correspondence reflects on New York women praising mouths and ankles, complimenting fashion in Polish or French boots. It contrasts Manhattan beauty with Boston and laments unchanged tastes while noting social habits, weather, and a digressive critique of literary markets and regional traits. The writer also relays a West Virginia water and coal note, plus remarks on state prospects and elections. The piece blends social observation with stray Americana.
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Broadway
New York
Seebach
Lowood
Globe
Bos
Sedderts Costa
Manhattan
England
Clpanlar Sien
Gates
Ghiew ii
Jefferson
West Virginia’s Claim to a Share of Public Notice
West Virginia, in its ninth year of statehood, argues for recognition in public notice. The state covers a large area west of the Alleghenies bordered by the Ohio River to the south and Kentucky line, with fifty or sixty counties, and prides itself on healthfulness as it reflects on its past history.
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West
Alleghenies
Ohio River
Kentucky
Virginia
Union
New Publications Feature Romance and Temperance Works
A catalog of new books from McKinney & Martin Roberts Bros and others. Titles include Almost a Priest by Julia McN Wright, Margaret by Sylvester Judd, Daffy Down Pilly and Her Friends, Hopedale Tavern, Album and Rosamond and Other Poems, The Pitcher of Cold Water, Vivian Romance and other Harper selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McN. Wright
McKinney & Martin
Philadelphia
New England
Daffy Down
Pilly
Lorine
Robt. Clarke & Co
Hopedale Tavern
Ord
William McNamee
National Temperance Publication House
New York
Geo
Crosby
Cincinnati
Rosamond
Robert B. U.S. N. Lippes
A.scott & Co
W. Carrell & Co
Plan Arts
Arthur
National Publication House
W. J. Collins
M. A. Zippen- Sac Co
Mortimer Collins
B. W. Carroll & Co
Harper & S
Important and Interesting Figures of the Territory Railways
The Colorado Tribune reports progress on railway expansion with the Kansas Pacific line reaching Denver and the Denver Pacific schedule, detailing sections from Golden to Boulder Valley and the long runs to Kit Carson. It notes total mileage and ambitious completion speeds, claiming Colorado hosts the only territorial railroad in the country.
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The
Pacific
Denver
Pacife—Tertorang
Kansas Pacific
Pond Creek
Colorado
Gentral
Golden
Boulder Valley
Kit Carson
Colorado Central
Colorado Tribune
Native Portlander At Sea Recounts Birthday By Hand
William Me., aged 95, at sea in October, recalls packing four sacks of corn on his birthday with vigor. A Portland native, he was carried out of town in his cradle when Portland was burned by Mowatt. He remains hale and brisk enough to walk a quarter mile as a young man.
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William Me
Portland
Avon’s Bard King Lear and Hamlet Program At Natronan
Natronan presents Edwin Booth in a packed week at the house with King Lear Monday and Saturday, Claude Melpotte Tuesday, King Lear again Wednesday, Richieu Thursday, Benedict Friday, Hamlet matinee Saturday, and Shylock and Petruchio Saturday evening. The program promises the original text with music and extras, a rare Avon’s bard experience, while Woon’s Tuzaten Cork Opera returns for another week under Billy Emerson. Emerson, absent last week due to rheumatism, is back on stage and aims to entertain the crowd with a lively lineup including Hamlet in Black and new songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natronan
Tarater
Edwin Booth
King Lear
Claude Melpotte
King Leer
Richelieu
Benedict
Hamlet
Shylock
Petruchio
Avon
Cork
Billy Emerson
Emerson
Ron
Red Stockings Triumph Over Forest City in Cleveland
In a Saturday baseball card Cincinnati's Red Stockings defeated Forest City in Cleveland with a high scoring display. Mutuals in Chicago saved one third of gate receipts totaling $1,690 from their latest game. Cumminsville Metuals closed their season by beating a picked nine 19 to 12. Forest City Club of Rockford logged fifty nine games, winning all but twelve, and beat every leading club at least once except the Mutuals. New York Mutuals topped Atlantic in a 13 to 9 Gret game. Southerns defeated Atlantica of St Louis 16 to 14 in New Orleans seven innings. Vopets beat White Stockings on the 5th 90 to ?. Oxfords edged Red Oaks Cincinnati grounds 16 to 1. Beene Bow, Evans, Dawson, and others featured for Red Oaks.
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Mutuals
Chicago
Cumminsville Metuals
Forest City Club
Rockford
New York Mutuals
Atlantico
New Orleans
Atlantica
St. Louis
Vopets
White Stockings
Copees Hate
OxpoRs
Rev Caxs
Oxfords
Red Oaks
Cintinnati
Real Estate Transfers and Parcel Details
Real estate transfers list several parcel moves including Peter oe to a B ki Kilduff with a lot 30 by 300 feet near Walker mill. Molety and wife to C C Speers describe lot 9 by 103 feet on the north side of Richmond Street between Bay miller and Freeseee. Martin Haas and wife to a 165 east Alexander to it rty and Bld to Martin Craen on Seventh Lewis old 38 by 90 feet near Felne. Ann Spence to bps ong oe fot 90 A 9456 feet on the northwest corner of acce strator of A Riddle to Hauck Wind ich dld tot 40 7 10s fen 98 northeast east side of pearine Retention bridge 1786. Relghbors eo and 22 DeBoldt subdivision in village of to each 20 by 4 feet c00.
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Peter Oe
Molety
C. C. Speers
Richmond Street
Bay Miller
Freeseee
Martin Haas
East Alexander
Martin Craen
Os Eah
Seventh Lewis
Bouillon
Ann Spence
A. Riddle
Hauck & Windich
Fen
Pearine
Rel
DeBoldt
Religiou s School and Dedication At Cann-street
The Cann-street M E Church school under Mr. Jones is praised as one of the city’s most flourishing. Rev. J W Wiley D D spoke. lectures from Dr Lilienthal and Rev Robert Collyer followed. a dedicatory invocation praised truth light and humanity. Attendance was large. worship remained nonliturgical. A fine horse was stolen from Coldwel A E Jones of the Twentieth Ward on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cann-street
M. E
Conan
Lilienthal
Robert Collyer
Chicago
J. L. Robertson
New York
Coldwel A. E. Jones
Twentieth Ward
New Catholic Church Cornerstone Laying at St Bernard
A large crowd attended the laying of the cornerstone for the new Catholic church at St Bernard. The vicinity was decorated with arches of flowers and evergreens, reflecting pride of the community as the Read Sete Band and others performed under John Godar of Cincinnati. The ceremony was led by Rev Archbisho Lumet with formal services and procession lasting about an hour.
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St. Bernard
Toss
Strand Veejhachier Ares
John Godar
Cincinnati
Teanben Tak
S Salate
Fred Frem
Archbisho Lumet
Aterestan
Why Policemen Are Not Popular Yet Hold Essential Duty
The piece argues policemen are crucial for law and order yet disliked by many. It notes jokes about officers, public scowls at orders, and the paradox of appreciation for duty but scorn for enforcement. It recalls a crowd-control scene and questions demands for virtue at low pay.
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Mister Johnsing
Sam
Fourth and Vine Streets
Short-Line meeting on Friday night at Springfield
The Springheid community held meetings Friday night with chairman and secretary elected. Speeches were delivered by Lowsley and Messrs. Thue er and Clif. A committee of secure subscriptions was formed with aims to fund a local project. names listed include E. C. Middleton, J. D. Stewart, E. W. Mullikin, and D. P. Jefferies of Cincinnati.
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Springfield
Koag
Orc Node
Rye
Lowsley Ae
Messrs
Thueer
Clif
Michele
Cincinnati
E. C. Middleton
J. D. Stewart
E. W. Mullikin
D. P. Jefferies
Our Congressman's Stud Farm in Boone County Kentucky
A fragment from a Cincinnati paper discusses Wilkes Spirit and BR 8 Strader Co.'s stud farm in Boone County Kentucky. It notes fourteen miles from town and mentions W Strader as a local breeding neighbor and father. The writer intends to watch breeding results and compare broodmares and foals, citing Iowa mares and potential improvements.
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Cincinnati
Wilkes
Strader & Co
Boone County
W. Strader
Iowa
Lowa
Convention of the YMCA concludes with temperance and fund plans
The YMCA convention met at 1:30 PM with devotional exercises and discussions on raising funds and appeals to merchants. A keynote on temperance and a plan to donate 100 copies of Songs of Devotion to the Ohio Penitentiary were adopted. Evening sessions covered securing buildings and funds, with notable pledges from Cleveland and Cincinnati associations and a farewell meeting announced. Police briefings noted several arrests with fines and costs.
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Eggars
Coke
Accomo
Reed
Ohio
Endieton
Europe
Barwell
Chicago
New
Corey
Natles
Zanesville
H. Pendieten
Cincin Association
Thane Miller
Cheever
R. Deane
Major Ogg
Sheaf
Ches
Fire Department Compared With New York Visit
Messrs Simpkinson and Earnshaw describe a New York Fire Department tour noting twelve disciplined men per company in uniform. One on door duty each floor, two outside patrols six hours, and rapid readiness in seventeen seconds. They praise perfect quiet and strict discipline across all houses.
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Simpkinson and
Earnshaw
White
New York
Pol Poe
Tux Horse Farn Crowd Draws Heavy Premiums at Race
The crowd gathered for a horse race where heavy premiums drew many spectators. The first race was a mile with double teams. Dr. s team led by Billy Craw and K Thomas finished 2:29, while Chicago formerly Rocky posted 2:28 and 2:31 in heats. Theum awarded to Pilot Temple and third to Silas Rich.
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Tux
Farn
Dr. ‘S
Billy Crawnon
K. Thomas
Chicago
Rocky
Pilot Temple
Silas Rich
Musical and literary entertainment slated for tomorrow
A program of musical and literary entertainment is planned for tomorrow. Known singers will participate, promising a varied program of fine music and recitations.
Book for risge Guide in another column
Advertisement fragment mentions Dr. a sary and a Ridge Guide in a separate column. Reads like a notice urging 2 should be read by all. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item appears as a small classified-like note.
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Dr. A Sary
Risge Guide
Almost Kicked to Death by a Musket Accident
A man nearly died from a musket recoil, collapsing in his residence on Western Avenue. Medical aid arrived and he was placed in bed unable to move. He warns to retire to a safe distance next time, reflecting on the peril.
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Geegr
Tis
Western Avenue
Emmet Branch of the United Irishmen Vicor Articles Filed
The articles of vicor of the Emmet Branch of the United Irishmen were filed with the County Recorder this morning. Names listed include J. D. Brady as Financial Secretary, Lawn er, aguo maps, Henry Bi, and P. S. Gillmore as officers.
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Vicor
Emmet
J. Ding Eee Brady
Lawn Er
Aguo
Kenry Bi
Gillmore
Twee
Testimony From Defense Witnesses in Newport Case
Transcripts recount witnesses including Julius Sandhaus and James Fennell testifying about defendants at Monmouth street saloon scenes on October 29. Frank Feit Albert Siddons and Win Staof provide details from inquest and nearby locations while Connlin, Everson, and others are mentioned in relation to the crowd and alleged murder context.
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Julius Sandhaus
Monmouth Street
Knoon Helm
Wilson
Fennell
Nixon
Urray
James Fennell
Ames Kennell
Bandas
Sand Monmouth
Bich
Murray
Frank Ee
Frank Feit
Incinnati
Cladenau
Newport
Cincinnati
Albert Siddons
Glade
Tek Gores den
Oe Beckney
Gat Shanes Ae Jooe
Smith
Mr. Abert
Conklin
Jleay
James Alley
Win
Staof
Mr. Wilson
Etter
Dr. Salt
Cumin
Charles Everson
Rische
Friar
Everson
Anornington
Jack Ee We Ee Walsh
Lodge
Ee Haymation
Pvarpag
Buried Hatchet Prompts Support at Market Hall
Amen maant Ge Oliver Pogo meg Colonel Jones yey Artur have buried the hatchet with the rmer now backing the latter. He will speak on behalf of Soden Arthur tonight at the Seventh Street Market House.
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Oliver Pogo
Jones Yey Artur
Arthur
Lanman’s Florida Water for sale with fragrance claim
An old classified style notice promotes Lanman’s Florida Water. It calls the product the most lasting agreeable and refreshing fragrance for the toilet and bath and lists sale details.
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Perbrah
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Herson Dag Wa Gok
Ned Coneenely
F .Ricken
John Iat
Aura Tor Cosses
John Smith
Pat O'Brien
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Ade
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Gaeting
Habe
Sandhaus
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Lanman
Robt. Buchanan
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C. W. Moulton
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Enoch T. Carson
W. &. Buell
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J. J. Berne
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Rankin
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Martini
Fifth Street
Walnut
Mm. Dumand
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Negregor
Race Street
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Anbrews
Bissell & Co
Anbrers
Enterprise Insurance Building
Third Street
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Cerperiiene Sowet
Deli Ly
Franklin
Vine
Allison, Smith & Johnson
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