War talk and elections fill East Tennessee and New York dispatches
A late 19th century Daily Times Evening dispatch summarizes war talk in Chins, election news across twenty states, and varied events. It notes Tennessee’s Thanksgiving on the 21st, President in New York, Senator Morrill's convalescence, and trials for illegal registrations in New York. It mentions a fire in Loss, Pennsylvania, and a new governor-elect in Indiana. Reports touch on Bradford cloth manufacturers, Canadian stores, the Buell coal lease in Muhlenburg County, and a London dispatch on Sir George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee
Tennessee
New York
Morrill
Maine
Decamp & Bro
Dayton
Ohio
Gr Pac
Louzel & Co
Eloth Manu- Wurers
Bradford
England
Boston
Patgod
Pss
Blakens
Pittsburg
Gee
Buell
Alexander
Muhlenvurg County
Nat 2Ountain Educational
Agriculural
London
George E
New Surgical Instrument Promises Enhanced Patient Care
A newly developed surgical tool aims to improve precision and reduce recovery times. Researchers from a leading medical center report smoother operations and potential broader applications across specialties.
Bazaine assessment and Paris election in riots report
A Brussels based Herald cable portrays General Changarnier denying treachery by Marshal Bazaine in Metz surrender while decrying incompetence and self aggrandizement. Paris election results show Republican mayors in most arrondissements as the war broadens across France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazaine
New York
Brussels
Changarnier
Metz
Paris
Barsine
France
Mers
Nancy
Republic
Neval
Orleans
Oriesas
Tours
Abaxon
Besancon
London
Lowpox
Bismarck
Trochu
Prussia
Bourbaki
Keratry
Endenic
Jules Favre
Mets
Duke D’aumale
Duke D'Aumale
Versailles
Leopold
Hohenzollern
Germany
Army of the
Lake Huron voyage yields mixed sport and a vineyard visit
A Put-in-Bay correspondent recounts a fishing trip with Jay Cooke and companions aboard a yacht, detailing rocky shore forays, poor fish catches, a vineyard visit to Mr Thaddeus Smith, and a stormy return sail to Put-in-Bay. The narrative also notes a Fort Wayne to Oregon betrothal by mail and a rapid sequence of weather and voyage events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill of Fate
Lewis’ Bouquet Story
Middle Island
Jay Cooke
Pelee
Putein Bay
Apos Anc
Fish Point
Gay Pipper
Lewis
Henry
Charlie
Piscator
Europe
Inlard
Thaddeus Smith
Ane
Mr. Smith
Queen Victoria
Delaware
Purin Bay
Lake Huron
Ompe
Fort Wayne
Advertiser
Oregon
Lear at City Hall With Edwin Booth Stuns Audience
National Turnter presented Shakespeare’s Lear last evening with Edwin Booth as Lear. Critic praised Booth’s portrayal from calm restraint to tempest and praised Cordelia Miss Bailey, Edgar Mr Macauley, Kent Mr Fosberg, and the troupe. Also notes Tugater Woon’s troupe performing Hamlet in Black and concluding week of minstrels with Hall and Budworth and Emerson’s dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Turnter
King Lear
Edwin Booth
Shakespeare
Hazlett
Lear
Booth
Edgar
Cordelia
Genale
Dane
Miss Bailey
Charlotte Thompson
Mr. Macauley
Woon
Hall
Budworth
Emerson
Hamlet
Base Ball in Cleveland Falls to Forest Citys in Dark Ninth
Clevelanders and Forest Citys battled in a close game until wild throws by Ward Sutton and others opened a seven run seventh inning for the visitors. Reds later pitched poorly, losing to a nine. Forest Citys season notes and standings follow with totals, averages, and distances. New York Mutuals retain champion status under National Association rules amid White Stockings and Mutuals head-to-head. Chicago papers defend Foley dispatch as not ill advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Reprocetsus
Cirvetaso
Cleveland
Reds
Forest Citys
George Wright
Goa
Ward
Carlton
Santton
Clevelanders
Sutton
Leonard
Gossir
Rockford
Topeka
Kansas
Nationals
Washington
New York Mutuals
National Baseball Association
Chicago
Mutuals
New York
Absconding Cincinnati Butchers Arrested in Washington
A Washington special reports two Cincinnati butchers named Hess and Reach helped by A. Mullens and N. Raynor were detained after a 6:25 train at Baltimore and Ohio Station. They faced charges of defrauding Covington, Kentucky residents Lewis Benninger and A. R. Mullens. About forty dollars were seized, with the men refusing to reveal any details of their profits. The case awaits a hearing. The piece also covers the German Patriotic Concert fundraiser progress, the Hurlbut investigation reports, and a monument commission update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Lewis Benninger
Covington
A. R. Mullens
Cincinnati
Hess
Nicholas Reach
Mullene
Benninger
Pak
Mulless
N. Raynor
Raynor
Mullena
Rench
Aone
Seventh Precinct
The Medal Warfare and Walnut Street Meeting Report
Citizens and visitors voiced dissatisfaction at the medal exposition. A Walnut Street meeting debated awards and judges verdicts, urging a revival of merit and inviting judges to unite for fair recognition. Resolutions thanked daily papers and patrons for support and access to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
United States
Walnut-street House
P.li
Rd. Pyrte
Geo. Johnson
Branson
Mesars. Branson
J. Rupe Caifee
Jes Ritter
G.wane
Tessin
Gomenttees
Cincinnati
Rg Ly’ Bank
Prietors
Walnut Street
Ada
Mansae
Pavia & Tucker
Too Warm For Air Cure This Season
The article notes unseasonably warm conditions hindering proper curing. It discusses impact on agriculture and storage, referencing regional practices and potential delays in processing due to unusual temperatures.
Police Arrams Arrests Report From Several Stations
Police arrests listed across Hammond street Third street Oliver street Race street totaling 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond-street
Third-street
Oliver Street
Race-street
The People are Miers editor Reed dies in steep decline
Reed, a longtime editor of the Seams of Commerce and prominent figure in local journalism, is described as ailing and fading after tearing up an eight page newspaper titled The People are Miers. The report notes Reed and Shellman as key names amid a baffling account of his condition and recent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazaine
Lexpos
Marshal Bazaine
Paris
Garde Sedentskre
Hamburg
Bersen Halle
Haligaland
Versailles
Thiers
Balla Reed
O Diena Seams of Commerce
Miers
Reed
Shellman
Taian
City Council Proceedings and Proposed Purchases
The council discussed a bid by Kenton D Wood and M Rodien for a purchase and a special coin on Covington Street Railway with a thirty day deadline to clear stresses between tracks. An ordinance to regulate machinery on city lots within corporate limits was considered and filed. A motion to authorize repairs on Covington Street and related street paving was debated. A committee recommended issuing bonds totaling about 2 027 dollars for waterworks projects. Claims totaling unspecified amounts were presented amid an affray note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumci Ba Rey
Mr. Cusa
Kenton David D. D. Wood
M. Rodien
Covington Street
E Street
Manon
Sentdine
Committee On Waterwork
Newport School Board Minutes Mention September Finances
The Newport School Board met last month with President Lewis presiding. Members Fisher Cummings and John were present. Bills totaling five hundred thirty five dollars were approved. The October report on schools was read and ordered filed. Enrollment stood at 1,765 with 1,548 as the average daily attendance. A German department inspection was ordered for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scuoor -Boano Procezoras
School Board of
Newport
Lewis
Fisher
Cummings
Johnvier
Local Lecture by Rev Collins Noted at Milford Event
Rev 8 A Collins of this city delivers a lecture at Milford during a community gathering. Secre tary Sohn Mh Guts Sos highlight the attendance and the strong support for Principal D W Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Collins
Naeratogorateceum
Miller
Sean Pe
Milford
T. J. Melish
Sohn
Guts
D. W. Stephens
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Floureaa
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Michel
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Put-in-Bay
Cincinnati Times
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Coca
Epicure
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Uae
Finn Kite
Lew
Avar
Mississipi
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Troy
Greece
Cotton
Hart
Fagen
Charley
Sie Tae Gate
Ching
Coeell
Cooke
Dently
Z Ae
Gibraltar
Justice Chase
Otler
Governor Hayes
Walton
Tog
Jim
Cata
Paivin Bay
Wattox
City Matters
Joint
Washington Platform
Demen
Henrietta Schneider
Lcheide
Hurlbut
Board of Education
Ferry
Remei
Rae Lot
Makines & Brother
Building Committee
Frantiee Indyn Rit Nng Span Cin Wa
Waters
J.P. Carberry
Tax Jepens
Jesse
P. Judkins
Spring Grove
WH. H. Kirby
Main Street
Hand, Whitehorse & CO
Wallace
Lawson
Rankin
Geo. McGregor
Yeckensthend
Race Street
Bet
Pourth & Plfte
Cincinbati
John Holland
Birase
Soeee Sen Sree
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