Multitude of Brief Notices From Far and Wide
A scrambled column mentions Senator Trumbull, Grant interview, numerous deaths in Montgomery and Aha, retirees from boxing, several fires, and assorted names from Utah to Kentucky. It also cites a Pope message, a Chicago mayoral note, a railway accident, and military dispatches about France Garibaldi and Paris army arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Trumbull
Grant
Montgomne
Aha
Jon Want
Tom Allen
D.G. Thomas
Poot Combes
John A. Sims
Washington Territory
Bee Bone
Agant
Idaho
James Brodie
Cloverport
Kentucky
James Alcorn
John Hill
John McOssey
Scranon
Ogden
Utah
Portage
Beenie
Ballsoadia
Chicago
Robert Belogg
Slater
J R. C. Downs
W. Illes
H. En Son
Atoms of War Telegraphed From Front Lines
Dispatches report Verdun capitulated to Prussia and Paris communications cut. Metz named capital of German Lorraine. Thiers expected at Tours. Baron Hausman arrested at Nice. French forces urged to resume duty within eight days. Frossard and Jarras left Rouen for Paris as Prussians press advances. Archbishop of Posen involved in talks with Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiers
Tours
Verdun
Mets
Lothringen
Lorraine
Baron Hausman
Paris
Nice
Rouen
Sedan
Frossard
Jarras
Posen
Syles Favre
Letter from Switzerland. An American Family in Europe VIII
Special Correspondence from Morrarox Switzer axn dated October 4 1870 describes Swiss life climate and food. The author notes mild winters low frost risk and a steady thermometer, observers rural life with cottages corn crops grapes wine and beets, Swiss boarding houses offer varied meals, and mentions watchful detail on grape pressing and wine. He contrasts Swiss frugal peasant living with hospitable hospitality at inns and details local practices and curiosities.
Public reading at Antioch College chapel
Letter from Yellow Springs reports a public reading at Antioch College last Friday evening by students. Essays were read including The Bugle Song by a young lady, delivered with effect. Fragments describe gas issues and a dangerous gas leak during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuuion Sraas
Antioch College
Tennyson
Sketches of Congress and Hon. Jenckes in Washington Letter
A Washington correspondence from November 3 1870 previews the next Congress. It praises Rep Thomas A Jenckes as a powerful yet reserved leader, notes his long service since 1863, and highlights his work on patent legislation and committee duties. The piece reflects on the upcoming adjournment battles and the broader clash between enlightened statesmanship and partisan contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Congress
Cer
Weickiag Jenckes
Jenckes
Eer
Enckes
Providence
Brown University
Dar
Booth Triumphs In Lady of Lyons At Old Drury
An Old Drury audience praised Booth’s Claude Melnotte in the Lady of Lyons with strong acting and vivid scenes though some elocution flaws. Miss Bailey and Miss Crampton supported well, while Berroughs and Church showed solid character work. Tonight Booth stars again in King Lear with the full company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Drury
Booth
Claude Melnotte
Lyons
Bulwer
Claude
Miss Bailey
Pauline
Miss Crampton
Melnotte
Church
Col. Damas
Mr. Berroughs
Gravis
Mr. Fosberg
Mr. Booth
King Lear
Velocipedes Defeat Mulberry In Clermont County Match
In Clermont County on Saturday the Velocipedes beat Mulberry 8 to 0 in a baseball game. The Velocipedes, champions of the county, plan to challenge Milford in a two game series with games set at Perintown on November 25 and Milford on November 26. The Velocipedes and Hove towns also play one game this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberried
Mears
Wileming
Be Bai Cosine
W. Mears
Joe Gatch
J. Miller
G. Leming
C. Miller
G. Gatch
Godfrey
P. Barber
Cosmeen
W. Malott
Ye Mulberry
Perintown
Milford
Hove
Real Estate Auction Notice for 21 Story Brick Dwellings
Real estate bulletin lists public sale for four 21 story brick houses on Liberty Street with 50 by 95 foot lots. Also ge org Shotwell and Co announce auction of Union Chapel M E Church on Seventh Street between Plum and Central, with 48 by 100 foot lot, tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cons. C. Kon
Liberty Street
Freeman
Deaman St
Taysier’s
Cuaret M
Seventh Street
Plum
Central Avenue
Geo. H. Shotwell & Co
Union Chapel
M.E. Church
Real Estate Transfers in Cum Vilie and Nearby Areas
Administrator A M Riddle transfers involve lots 80 by 325 and 12944 by 586% feet in Fair View area to T J Miller and Kiddie's subdivision rear parcels. Frank Lank and wife convey parcels No 88 and No 39 in the Gallter subdivision to Caroline Bierbaum. Considerable detail on street alignments and lot sizes appears, with several 25 by 118 foot parcels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawher
John Ba
Kien Street
Hoffner
A.M. Riddle
T.J. Miller
Fair View
Kiddie
Frank Lank
Caroline Bierbaum
New Iron Steamboat Described Ahead of Launch
Details emerge on a nearly completed iron steamboat built in Fulton for Captain W. T. Boardman and the New Orleans river trade. The hull spans 180 feet with seven watertight compartments, steam powered by two four-cylinder engines, and a cabin of luxury akin to the best Lower River boats. Launch is set for tomorrow from Mr. Litherbury's yard, with the vessel towed to Louisville for outfitting. full cargo capacity listed as 1200 tons, and a hull weight around 220 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
W. T. Boardman
New Orleans
O. E. Pittsfield
John Litherbury
Louisville
Oran
Monty der
Bess
Gee
Seebdaet
Iran
Bucktown Pat as an Assessor in First Ward
Jas Otis of the First Ward writes on property valuation for the assessor. He notes returns showing values for Salum’s house at 1100 dollars and Fortman’s house at 1300 dollars, while asserting he owns no property and never paid taxes. The Patrionic Concert evening follows with remarks on performances led by Carl Car Barus and a brief note on a prize drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Street
Jehu
Green City
Bucktown
Jas, Otis
First Ward
Board of
Salum
Ian
Ee Fortman
Shemlas
Ris
Mtn
An Oied
Carl Car Barus
Local notices and building plans include Elm and Oliver streets
Cai Messerole reports on a series of notices listing November building additions in Hamilton for new structures on Seventh Street, Oliver Street, Milton Hill, and Budd below Harriet. The items mention two story brick, frame houses, and an office at Court and Broadway near the lock. An installation of A A officers is noted. A wedding disruption with a hired band occurred in the West End, causing consternation among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnnati
Leavitt & No
West Fifth Street
W. P. Hulbert
Bullprec
Jeaking & & Ludwig
Reeshan
Elm Street
Jacob Leisler
Oliver Street
John
Lina
H. Gerke
Milton Hag
Harriet
Tocal Elevator and Co
Court
Broadway
West End
Police Court Reports and City Notices in Brief
A fragmentary local page notes a deputy seizing a trunk as debt attachment after a constable faced at the door. road earnings show a monthly record high, with last month surpassing any prior month by over 11 000. Police court cases include disorderly conduct and assaults with fines and costs. A Grand Jury indictment list and a church concert at Third Presbyterian tomorrow feature in this miscellaneous items page.
Newport Tax Exaction and Local Affairs Highlighted
The Newport scene centers on tax measures and district results as Republicans claim a majority. Community events include church support for a local leader, donations, music, and speeches. A late-night peace treaty ends with Prof Wood retaining residence amid district political activity. The Murray murder defense proceeds with Col Smalley presenting preliminary witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Cold Celandel
Wing A Mabe
Ake
Tre County
Fara
Eee
Orna
Prof
Wood
Tae Mouapes Taia
Murray
Col. Smalley
Covington funds seek bonds to complete city works
Clamoring for more money, residents plan to sell bonds to raise funds. John S. Clagett of Grayson County stands out as the only Kentucky sheriff to pay revenue in full, the first to settle accounts last year. In Cincinnati, two butchers who bought cattle valued at three thousand dollars face action in Baltimore amid local ward vote tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8
Clagett
Grayson County
Kentucky
Ile
Burchers
Linpo
Cincinnati
Ael
Baltimore
Arthur
Wrightson
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Seeinetete
Revolutionary Committee
N. Y.world
Bank of France
Army of the Loire
Poissy
Laurent Des Bois
Garibaldi
Republic Universal
Italy
Universal
Paris Journal
Officiel
Thomas
Oo the Archy
Armes
Vincy
Renault
Dexen
Trochu
Switzerland
Europe
Cimeianati Timea
Morrarox, Switzer
Axn
Ohio
Switserland
Teas
Pita
Vevey
London
M. P
Darkey
Yellow Springs
Washington
Washmotox
Capitoline Hill
Paradice
Ates Gecdeaniok
Aed
Ganad
Sas
Anya
Rodien
Banks
Schenck
Butler
Washbaree
Stevenson
Eleiia
Thomas A. Jenceres
Maine
Sierras
Texas
City Matters
Oop
Fmerson
Clermont County
Real Estate Bulletin
Org
W.F. Cepenee Te Studepohl
Kooparete Fa Sry
Krome
Cutter
Vite
H. W. Fuuke
Iron
Dr. Butts
Canal News
Cai Messerole
Seeert
Brilliant
Toledo
Col. Hutchings
J. E. Hand
Favorite
Middletown
Middietown
Rialto Lockland
Dakota
Fidelia
Lockland
Sagoo Ag Fiveslaan
Oiavorite
E. Hoagisnd
Laurel
Onthe. Iu
Dad Wood
Piqua
Mi Moon
Hamilton
Pes Neers
Erie
Niort
G. W. Armstrong
J. H. Buente
Weeman Lodge
Spo
Suarr
Landioe
Enid
Polics Arratns
James Leveland
Yn Ee
Senault
Costa
Charles Benzing
Tery
Graxp
Evenixa
Third Presbyterian Church
Lian
Senior
Philip Walter
Ana
Laura Wool Fay
Charles Walter
Laura Woolwine
Caraler
John Eee ix G. Chateent
Wil
Crileames Golick
Burfs Dac
Ah Peers
David i
Welatian Minna Wolf
Angentes Ceery
Alphonso Ball
Ek i Coubadiaad
Utubuvu
Newport
Veal
Districta
Hoc ‘Ison
Covington
Wilson
Troy
N.Y
Lawman’s
Florida Water
Richmond
Church 81
New York
West Restileas
Helmbold
BOSE
Siemens
Bareapari
Rees Ieee
Bowens
Paya
Philadelphia
Serra Pelton
Athee Fyaatvases
H. B. Belmbold
Egtald Depots
Coimate Be
OK Si Rams
Rankin
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