Fragmented 19th century news items mingle reports from Nebraska to New York
A patchwork of brief notices touches on Nebraska’s high total of 116,888, local ailments, a resignation by Commissioner Fisher, snowfall in Dayton and Mount Washington, a coal find near Omaha, quarantine changes at Governor’s Island, arrests of Pacific Railroad robbers, Interior Department changes, funeral in Chicago, Italian policy approval in Rome, a court adjournment in Ohio, an attempted sale by auction at Long Reach, and various political, legal, and social items including riots, railroad deaths, and rail service tweaks amid a broad, dated news collage.
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Nebraska
Schenck
Fisher
Dayton
Omaha
Governor's Island
N. Y
Pacific Railroad
Interior Department
Francis C. Sherman
Chicago
Rome
Mount Washa
New Hampshire
Supreme Court of Ohio
Long Reach
Misandwee Railroad
Lutin Odgrove
Congress
Goodloe
Louisville
Isiana
MeJarraban
Thomas M. Harris
Lind & Eed
Yeni
Aughan
Goveror
Con
Ofc
Leesiy
Eeriacrene & Repeus Io
Bazaine Reflects on Metz and Republic Claim
Special to BN Y Herald from Loxton November 10 reports an interview with Marshal Bazaine. He defends himself by silence, denying Gambetta’s slander and saying time will reveal truth. He criticizes republic declarations at Metz and discusses loyalty to the Emperor, the council of war, and the fate of France. The interview closes with Napoleon expressing war weariness and a balanced view of elections and governance.
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BN. Y. Herald
Loxton
Herald
Caseel
Bazaine
Gambetta
G—d
Frederick Charles
Basaine
Metz
Bezaine
France
Trechu
National Defense Committee
Republic
Stites
Ced
Eden Crema
Easaine
Ray Ca Byars
Onwater
Daneel
Representaso
Bismarck
Tonga
Senet
Napoleon
Berlin
Masesty
Peror
Prussia
French Forces Break Through at Orleans in War Dispatches
In war dispatches, French forces under Lasac threaten Von Der Tann near Orleans. The 16th and 17th Corps press the retreating Prussians, forcing Evacuation of Orleans and signaling a decisive French advance. Prussian losses total 500 killed and wounded with pursuit likely.
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Rochefort
Tours
Orleans
Beaugency
Berne
Berlin
Garibaldi
der Turner
North Sea
New York
Hamburg
Bourbaki
Keratry
Brittany
Paris
Napoleon
Committee of the National Defense
Rappel
Victor Hugo
William
Grand Lodge of Freemasons
Lyons
Toulouse
Marseilles
Paladine
Marchenoir
Russia
Council of the Empire
Lille
Strasbourg
Coulmier
von der Tann
Arthenay
Geminy
Army of the
Pies
Booth as Richelieu Delights City Theater Crowd
National Theater featured Booth as Richelieu in a sweeping performance praised for its dramatic impact. Critics noted Booth’s decisive presence and emotional range, with strong audience enthusiasm for Emerson’s lighter pieces and the troupe’s overall vitality. A matinee and closing show are scheduled for the next day.
Baseball Champions and Standings in Eve Prodi Cent Clubs
The New York Standard reviews Eve prodi cent clubs with Cincinnati and Chicago leading in wins. Cincinnati 7 5. Chicago 7 5. Atlantic 4 18. Mutual 8 10. Athletics excel in batting while Red Stockings top in fielding. Total games 72, total runs 620, averages near 11.25. Athletics undefeated in batting but Mutuals and Atlantica trail in pitching and defense. Recent Philadelphia win by Athletics over Mutuals 1019. Mutuals head to Alabama State Fair.
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New York Standard
Cincinnnati Ciul
Tuna
Chicago High
Arorees Es
Rs Ypareed
Tub -Fammes
Atantic Club
Paratruss
Gamse
Wade
Cincinnati
CMR
Iecesecte
Burgesser
Bea Macdi
Red Stockings
Chicago
Bhatt
Mutuals
Aed
Atlantica
Kedena
Amen UN Tree Aos
Chambers
Athletics
Gosur
the Athletica
Philadelphia
New York
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Anthony Schmitt and Others
Administrators and heirs record transfers across town from Schmitt to Miller and from Hurd to Regan, with prices ranging from 1,000 to 14,000 dollars. Transactions cover scattered lots on Sixth, Front, Wesley, Fourth, East Front, and other streets, including Becham, Green, and Millcreek township parcels. Names include Anthony Schmitt, Paul Miller, M. Hurd, John Regan, E H Carter, Julius Balke, Frederick Struble, Anton Lammers, Wilson Lee, Rensselaer Lee, John Kramer, Samuel First, Jolie Ledel, William Caldwell, John Eckert, John Moore, John Kleifman, H. Bacon, A. N. Riddle estate, Lemuel Arnold, Perry Baxter, P. Shanahan, C A Miller, Chris Von, Jacob Wuest, Benn Pitman, and A J Moore.
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Anthony Schmitt
Paul Miller
Sixth
Carr Street
M. Hurd
John Regan
Front Street
Elm
Pius Streets
E.H. Carter
Julius Balke
Steet
Wesley Avenue
Court Street
Frederick Struble
Anton Lammers
Clifton Avenue
Parker Street
Syr
BR. Wilson Lee
Rensselaer W. Lee
Fourth
Sycamore Street
Jolin Kramer
Samuel
East Front Street
Lumber Street
Jolie Ledel
William B Caldwell
Dallas
Boone Street
John Eckert
John Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Valentine
Hofman
John W. Kleifman
Ue Street
Relivue Avenue
John Drott
John G. Richard
Beckham
Storrs
H. Bacon
Mary Ann Bacon
Green
Cleves
Adwinirtratec
A. N. Riddle
G Roos
Fourth Avenue
Lemuel Arnold
Perry, Baxter
Whitewater
P. Shanahan
C. A. Miller
H. A D
Chambers Street
Columbia
Chris. von
Jacob Wuest
James Avenue
Nassau Street
Twentieth Ward
Benn Pitman
A.J. Moore
Artes
Gray Road
Millcreek
Lane Cuarei-Coaition Wedding At Lane Seminary
A highly respected audience gathered at Lane Seminary last evening for the alliance wedding between William B. Moore of Moore Bone Co. and Minnie McGechin eldest daughter of J. McGechin Esq. The church was festively decorated and the ceremony conducted by Rev. Fullerton. Guests included Miss Annie McGuchin, Miss Flora pbell, and others. The bridal party departed for New York on the 9:45 train amid best wishes for the couple’s future.
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Lane Cuarei
Warner
Avondale
Lane Seminary
Fullerton
Rogers
Misa Annie McGuchin
Blair
Mayes
Kawloon
Flora Pbell
Judkine
Annie Bryeon
Carlier Gesign
New York
Sworn testimonies outline carting work and payments
At 2 P M the committee heard sworn statements including Patrick Byrne and O Useanee. The testimony references hauling six or seven cartloads, payments totaling 470 and 80 dollars, 37 dollars, 1250 cents, and a grand total for dirt and lumber with unclear allocations between the two.
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Patrick Byrne
O'Useanee
Knaew
Thanks of Young Men's Christian Association to Citizens
By instructions of the Executive Committee the Young Men's Christian Association expresses heartfelt thanks to numerous citizens of Cincinnati for assistance in entertaining delegates at the Ohio Christian Endeavor Convention held in the city. Special thanks go to the Refreshments and Decorations Committee and Newport Military Band for their efforts, and to the daily press for favorable coverage of the anniversary exercises and convention proceedings. Exastus Busman, Cor. Bet’y.
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Nncinnati
Young Men's Christian Association
Ohio
Newport Military Band
Exastus Buasmam
Bet’y
Concert at the Third Presbyterian Church Delights Attendees
A highly enjoyable musical evening at the Third Presbyterian Church featured Miss Woolwine’s rich soprano singing Millard's Waiting, with George C. Brown and Charles Walter of the Young Mennerchor Quartet delivering creditable performances. The event closed with a vigorous encore and warm reception from the audience.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Rey
Wsvargrans
Baldwin
Venth Street
Old Carpenter Sease Alberh Attempts Suicide in Baltimore
Yesterday afternoon about 6:00 at his home 9 Giest street old carpenter Sease Alberh, 60, in violent mental derangement, fired a pistol at his head. The bullet lodged near the brain but he remained conscious and talked after being moved inside. Dr Walter extracted the bullet and noted possible recovery. Alberh had suffered facial paralysis recently. He is married with two grown daughters.
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Chick
Sease Alberh
Giest Street
Alveth
Walter
Firemen dispute over New York waterworks report
Triz Finemex Out of Homon. Firemen express strong objections to Earnshaw and Simp kinson’s Waterworks Board report praising New York’s fire department. They insist New York horses cannot hitch an engine in eleven seconds and challenge the committee’s Eastward trip as misdirected, underscoring a dispute over water and firefighting capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triz Finemex
Homon
Earnshaw
Simpkinson
Waterworks Board
New York
Bewligns
New York Boys
Tyler Davidson Fountain Ship Date Set for March Arrival
Henry Probasco announces the Tyler Davidson Fountain will not be shipped to the country until about the first of March and should arrive by mid April. Munich engineers Ferdinand Von Miller and others will accompany the fountain with von Miller expected to supervise erection. Probasco hopes the fountain and esplanade can be completed before the Fourth of July, which is also his birthday.
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Tyler Davidson
Henry Probasco
Munich
Ferdinand von Miller
Wilita Oles
Probasco
Camp meeting promoters plan grounds with tents and center pavilion
A company proposes buy land to host an ancient ceremony and erect a central pavilion with tents across the grounds. Prospective supporters can join the organization soon.
Universalist Church to Celebrate Centenary in City
The First Universalist Church plans a celebration tomorrow and the following day marking the centennial of Universalism in America. The event is partially endowed and will bear the name of John R. Buchtel of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Ce of Universalism
John R. Buchtel
Tax Lecture Season Promises Noted Lecturers This Fall
The Mercantile Library and the Men's Christian Association announce a season of tax lectures with renowned speakers. Among early listed lecturers are notable women including Dickbee, the Pring Laan, and Olive, with full schedules promised for various causes.
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Mercantile Library
Men's Christian Association
Anno Dickbee
Pring Laan
Olive
Tug Seoxntr-Lixe Ramroap Fees Noted for County Subscriptions
The fragment notes a local notice dated the 9th inst mentioning Wat sates ty morn D formed us and ant arren coun de be rpm. Cincinnati on ees a by s subscrip ten oe pryte dos ations or its equiva lent on. The amounts required are foe considered gure up to the Cireene County.
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Cincinnati
Cireene
Prayerful remembrance urged for young men
In this city Christian Associations invite sermons or prayers in support of a national cause. The appeal is similar to previous years and is expected to be well received as an important effort toward blessing and guidance for young men.
Affray case leaves Bier battered by Morris with shovel
Report notes an affray over a week ago in which Morris struck Bier with a shovel. Morris was taken by police and later rearrested on related charges as investigators pursued the fatal outcome and motive.
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Ae & Wan
Morris
Bier
Senprane
Flour sample from Littie's Mill excites praise at Denver show
A sample of flour from Littie's Mill in Platte Valley ten miles from Denver was exhibited today and praised by dealers and millers. Its bright color free of specks and unusual quality led observers to set a value above leading domestic brands.
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Littie
Platte Valley
Denver
Convent Life and a Hunt Tale from Pike's Music Hall
Miss Edith O Gorman lectured on life in a convent after escaping St Joseph's Convent, New Jersey, detailing vows and later criticism of Sisters of Peace, with praise for her delivery and audience response. A separate feature recounts three city sportsmen Alf Besheoss Charlie West and Dr O M Anner on a large hunt near Big Bone Kentucky, transporting game home by train while markets fill with bear, deer meat, and other provisions.
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Sc. Joseph’s
H m City
New Jersey
Sisters of Pees
Vail
Colowne
Big Bone
Alf. Besheoss
Charlie West
Dr. 0. Maner
Charley
M. Pat
Rey the
Monty
City Board approves cement on Elizabeth street and bids on stone road
The Board, led by Mayor Torrence, accepts a cement inspection on Elizabeth street and reviews bids for 500 perches of stone on the lower river road. John Enwright bid $133 per perch with other bids higher. Officials order gravel usage reporting, advertise 2000 yards for the Northern District, and plan sewer fill and lamp post contracts. The Mt Auburn Street rail line gains track changes, wages for a street-cleaning foreman rise, and Gilbert avenue grading steps toward the city council.
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Board of City Improve
Torrence
M. H. Cook
Elizabeth Street
Central Avenue
John Street
Lower River Road
Face Creek
John Enwright
Brown Street
Hamilton Road
Ravine Street
Nolte & Co
Hopkins Street
Sami. Williamson
Mt. Auburn Street Railway
SyCamore Street
Orchard Street
J. Weenell
Gilbert Avenue
Hopper, Woodies
Eighth
Port Ledger Shows Varied Ship Movements and Goods
Captain Messer reports port activity with arrivals including Osceola Newport Louisville and others and departures such as Col. Hutchings Tippecanoe Laurel and Lickland. Commodities listed include starch 19100 pounds flour 123 barrels whisky 123 barrels coal 1750 bushels and cement 7500 pounds with wood oils and other items in transit.
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Messer
Port Durin
Osceola
Newport
Louisville
Yton
Banner
Frankie
L. Middletown
Silver Moon
Hamilton
Tage
Port Union
Rialto
Lock
Col. Hutchings
Tippecanoe
Laurel
Lickland
Lleston
Middletown
Protestant Lodges Installed Across State Amid Growth
The American Protestant Association reports ten lodges installed in the last days by grand officers. Lodges include Adolphus No. 10 Cincinnati, Melancthon No. 13 Cincinnati, Star Sqaigled Banner No. 12 nati, and several others in cities like Cleveland Steubenville and Knox. State total membership reaches 2,500 with steady monthly additions.
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New Lopogis Lastatiep
American Protestant Association
Grand Offic Cinta Ous Adolphus Lodge
Cincinnai
Melancthon Lodge
Cincinnati
Star Sqaigled Banner
Nati
Liberty Lodge
Irwin Lodge
Cleveland
Liberty of Conscience
Steubenville
Martin Luther Lodge
Knox Lodge
Cleniee Forest
Police Court Afraims and Docket Details
The morning arrests across stations are listed with locations and counts. Cases before the Police Court include Harmeier for drinking, Sealey for disorder, and others such as Wilkes for battery and Holstein on petty larceny with durations and costs noted.
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Ninth-street
Hammond-street
Hillard
Harmeier
Sealey Kn
Chas. Edmundson
Wilkes Battery
Mary
John He Holstein
Holstein
Hoeves
Carr-street M E Chapel Ladies Benefit Night
The Carr-street M E Chapel women hosted an entertainment to raise funds for charitable expenses. The program featured a time game and a lively auction with wholesome music and readings. the event was well attended and praised for its orderly management by many prominent ladies in service to the Lord.
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Carr-street
M. E
Ramat Eer
Far
Fae Omar
Fraud Alert Involving Fisher & Co. Of New York
A clerk recounts an attempted advance by Fisher and Company of New York described as a queer fraud. The clerk refused the $10 advance and expressed indignation at being targeted as susceptible to this swindle.
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Soona
Geem . Fisher & Co
New York
West End Youth Receives Severe Warning from Mechanic Father
A young man with fast habits attracted the attention of a mechanic’s daughter in the West End. Last night she reported to him that a stern rebuke had been delivered by the irate father using boot leather to his person, signaling that his trespass in that quarter would not continue. The youth is said to have received the hint with little delay.
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West End
Aleorlay
Book for the Million Marriage Advertisement Col
An advertisement column promotes Dr Butts and a book titled Book for the Million Marriage promising guidance and advice. The notice urges wide readership and claims universal relevance for readers seeking marriage insights.
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Dr. Butts’ Sary
Indictments listed by United States Grand Jury
The document lists indictments including Jno A Eberhardt for removing distilled spirits, T R Roberts and others for conspiring to remove spirits, Christian Kiskinger and Milo Page for piracy related to distilled spirits, Robert Dodeon for conspiracy to remove tobacco, Thos R Roberts for bribe seats as Whisky Inspector, Jas W Griff for aiding removal of spirits, Louis Weixelbaum for bankrupt law violation, and Louis Grimmanger for opening and embezzling letters.
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Tur Werk
U. S. Guaxp Jury
Pai
United States Grand Jury
Jno
A. Eberhardt
T. R. Roberts
Christian Kiskinger
Milo Page
Fay
Robert Dodeon
Thos. R. Roberts
W. Giiff
Louis Weixelbaum
Louis Grimmanger
Stage Improvements at Pike's Music Hall
Stage expansion plans by Mr N Pike will add forty feet of depth by extending the front ten feet and reclaim five more feet behind the stage. The updates use wire gauze and sheet metal to ensure fire proofing, enabling operatic or theatrical productions of superior attractions in the near future.
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8. N. Pike
Imported Librarian Faces Heavy Load at Hamilton
Communicated notes question whether a librarian praised by East friends can manage duties as the Co operative Land and Building Association of Hamilton County files incorporation papers. The article lists officers including David Hicks Henry Watkine Jos P Sailer and Smith with capital stock divided into thousand dollar shares.
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Co-operative Land and Iiding Association of
Hamilton
Ware
David Hicks
Henry
En Watkine
Jos
P. Sailer
Abd Ti Smith
Railroad accident report at Winton Place corrected
In yesterday’s notice an error occurred locating the accident on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. Thomas Division, No 9, Sons of Tom, will attend Rev. John Moore's service at Pilgrim Church on Fifth Street near Eggleston Avenue to support the Temperance cause.
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Winton Place
Marietta and Cincinnati
Thomas Division
Tom
John Moore
Pilgrim Church
Fifth Street
Eggleston Avenue
The
Temperance Cause
Hayes appoints Goepper delegate to immigration convention
Gov. Hayes names Hon. Michael Goepper of this city as a delegate to the Immigration Convention to meet in Indianapolis on the 23d inst. Dr. J. J. Giltenan, formerly of 142 Longworth Street, sails for France on Saturday the 12th, serving as surgeon in the French army.
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Gov. Hayes
Michael Goepper
Indianapolis
J. J. Giltenan
Longworth Street
France
Newport Murray murder trial final disposition
The Newport examining court decides to recommit Theodore Gooding Lewis Helm and Joseph Wilson for murder of Michael Murray, to stand trial in January in Criminal Court, with the prisoners remanded to jail. Town council notes various measures, culvert and street improvements, and police regulations amid local civic affairs.
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Theodore Gooding
Lewis Helm
Joseph Wilson
Michael
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Lewis Witee Ee
Filson
Michael Murray
Newport
Covington Waterworks Bond Request Leads to Committee Action
A memo from the Waterworks Committee seeking bonds to fund pipe expansion was referred to the grad committee. The proposal calls for about sixty seven cents per square yard in connection with Madison Fike Twelfth area improvements, with details still being clarified and under review.
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Madison Fike
Fragmentary civic notice on bonds and meetings
An OCR fragment reports city options on bonds exceeding 70 000 dollars and schedules for a protracted meeting with preacher Mr Regen and Hon T L Jones from Kentucky. It mentions a committee report and western works urging renewal of a candidate for governor and a Rendence t os of Dentin Ken ott.
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EBA
Dentin
Regen
T. L. Jones
Kentucky
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J. Eee
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Nichols & Go
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Cooper
Connolly
Townsend
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Bellevue
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Wilson Bros
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Murray Lawman
Florida Water
WM. H. Kirby
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Woodburn
H. Bates
Mayer
M. Desmand
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