How to Prevent Railway Accidents and More Edits
Dr A W Haas spoke before the New York Society of Practical Engineers on railway safety noting four fifths of accidents stem from broken rails. He urged fencing against cattle, improved braking systems, sound axle testing, and fireproof car construction. he also called for state action to equip locomotives with safer materials and preventive maintenance.
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A. W
New York Society of Practical Engineers
Tip
Haut
Haas
City Infirmary inmates and town improvements noted
City records show 407 inmates at the city infirmary while workmen patch and repair sites around town. A German debating club plans its third penultimate debate on women’s suffrage in Art Hall, and a burglary at Gordon’s drug store yields eighty dollars.
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City Infirmary
Council
G. Bhillito
Art Hall
Gordon's Drug Store
Eighth Street
Central Oo
Retin Aoe
Tme Elf
Fort Dodge
A. N. Botsford
George Nal
Cincinnati
O Brien
BR. Bra
Th R. Rock
Ona Coupornin
Vee
Bectase
Kansas
Missouri
Andrewas
A. Anderson
Pennsylvanis
Newport News Letter List and Local Crime Report
NEWPORT NEWS. Letters remaining in the post office as of November 1868. Also note the death of James S. Steele who fell while at work in Bellevue and sustained fatal injuries. William H. Bennett, former Newport city treasurer, was arrested for embezzling $76424 from city funds. examination underway before Judge Berry.
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Newront Lerren
Cee
Williatsos
W. G Terrell
P. M
James 8
Steele
Bellevue
Orricen Cuancep
William H. Bennett
Cit
Newport
Berry
Religious meetings fill city churches with sermons
A long list of Sunday and midweek religious events across Cincinnati venues notes Rev. Van Buskirk, Rev. Dr. Nelson, Rev. L. Clark and others speaking at Second Presbyterian Park Street M E and Newport churches. Lectures, missionary reports, and programs at the East Cincinnati ministers’ association and local societies are announced with times and places reflecting a busy faith calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
Vine
Race
Nelson
Lane Seminary
Robertson
Park Street
Morris Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
American Bible Society
C. W. Ketchum
Newport Presbyterian Church
Old and New School Presbyterian
Newport
B&. T. Drake
Manchester
Ohio
Drake
Railsbach
Porklip
Aotipeed
Srewenion
Five Points
Men's Hebrew Association
Lilien 1
Plamn Street
East Gncinnati
Reacher
L. F. van Cleve
C. B. Stunts
A. Brewster
R.j.f. Wright
E. House
J. C. Maddy
Methodist of Church
Studley
W. J. Quarry
Ey. West
A. Om
Les H.ar
Eee Binson
Percy
House of God
Eregrine
Walden
J. L
Cotes
N. Williams
Sundey School
Mane
P. Porter
High Street
M. E
Merrill
Church of the Advent
Walnut Hills
Feedall
Augustine
Can
Nocatee
Young Men's Christian Association
Stephen H. Tyng, Jr
Philadelphia
Young Men's Christian Senn
Pike's Music Hall
Tyng
Ninth Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church.—Rev. F. M
Ellie
Covsen
Eeeer
Chey Ninth Street
F. M
Christan Church
Eighth
Walnut Streets
Pine Street Mission
M B
M B. Church.—Mesere, Duhme & Co. Have Fed the Members of Thie Mission
Seventh Street Congregational Church
Storrs
Mr. Fisk
Seventh Street
Cen- Mek
Aera
Leng Peo Bethel
Selena Ree
Laasealal
Ceseies
Ae Eens
Xenia
J. Emery
Street Presbyterian Church
B. Parker
Seyeras
J. View
Cutting Case in Police Court Ends Quietly
Hyser case in Police Court with Judge Saffin for the defense. Case on the complaint was dismissed. Returns from street railways for October show City Passenger Railroad $11,674 and Cincinnati Street Railroad $12,020 among others. Burial permits issued this week total 67. October receipts from Newcomb's Minstrels and Reese noted with licensing figures. Brewers' returns and district improvements discussed. City Council proceedings cover roof contract reconsideration, street work, and a December Board of Trade meeting.
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Hyser
Saffin
City
Cincinnnati Street Railroad
Passenger
Pendleton
Health Office
Board of C Improvements
Gau Sncrcere
Wilstach
Wirth
Jean
Clifton Avenue
Atkineon Street
Connell
Jenny
Liberty Street
Vine
Race
East Front Street
Frost
Pendleton Railroad Company
Ssid Etreet Railroad Nr
Ohio River
Gambrinus Company
Sycamore Street
Fourth
Smith Streets
Schultz
Davis
Fitzgerald
Committee On
Ted
Clergy Comment on Island Divorces Demand Extreme Sums
In a Pro testant Sea the Convention discussion, Rev Dr Clark declared island divorces were granted for slight causes amid morals concerns of the island community. He cited men selling wives, noting one instance at ten thousand dollars, with a bishop asking if such sales were common. He answered no, not at that price.
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Clark
Vie
Election of a Metropolitan Postponed
The Episcopal Synod meeting to elect a Bishop of Man and Metropol of Caneds was adjourned amid disagreements over acceptable candidates. A later meeting aims to resolve the impasse and decide whether to elect and proceed home, after censuring Bishops for blocking candidate lists.
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Mostazat
Episcopal Synod
Man
Metropol
Caneds
Ieter
Indi
Canel
Reform and Fraud Allegations Shape Postwar Debate
New York November 18 report from the Union League committee cites testimony on alleged election frauds in Rosenberg cases, Mayor Hoffman's proclamation, and poll violence. The group outlines unity against fraud, vows to secure franchise purity, and opens an office at 25 Broadway. The Tribune calls for amnesty and universal suffrage via constitutional naturalization changes. General Grant quietly meets friends, declines public events, attends Humpty Dumpty show, and meteor showers are observed east to west after midnight.
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Union League
Rosenberg
Rura
Hoffman
Mts
the Tribune
The
Tribune
United States
Grant
Humpty Dumpty
Olympic Theater
National Board of Trade Report on Chamber Committee
The document outlines a National Board of Trade report from a Chamber of Commerce committee. It discusses extending social and entertainment aspects during a national mercantile meeting, mentions a concert and Zouave Band, and notes arrangements for access, tickets, and general committees to manage intermissions and guest civility.
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The
National Board of Trade
Comnanteien
Parabens
Chamber of Commerce
Fie
Splee
Anacretes
Haeker
Cameron
Mand Dexter
Kennett
C. G. Enyart
Lee Gysty
Auidtaughtla
George B Welders
Saeed
Ares
A Hooper
Tar Taylor
Eenge Grameen
Chasenki
Sin
Theodore Gee
C. Gr Harrison
Popes Jones
Larington
Greenwood
Wm. Janes Mitchell
Henry M. Werk
C. Neff
A A. D. Bullock Barton
Willian Aubery
William Ben Davis
W. Shaffer
G. W. Jones
Man
F. Suire
Thomas Basreek
George Shitiite
W. G. Nettleton
Morris Pe
William Ees Pipes
James A. Yess
G. Johan
Ian Rain Cunnihon
CE ‘Oba Theckings Ao
Spt
Winslow
M. Kite
McKeehas
J. Ee
Porter
H. H. S Wooeeee
Ohn
Titus
J. Biges
George Keeueee
I. W. Sibley
Hilverpecea
Senator Senter Case and Tennessee Race Report
Tennessee items note Senator Senter's case debating the seat of Mr Gentes Aponbee with a narrow vote outcome and Brownlow’s gubernatorial endorsement. Memphis races highlight a post stake event with $30 entrance, $1,000 added by the association and close finishes in three mile heats and a near neck victory by Little Mack.
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Gentes
Aponbee
Benate
Gray
M Ge
Eeedene
Ev. Brownlow
Senate
Memphis
Carrie Atherton
Et Tom
Gleyeersa
Soverei
Little Mack
James Contiah
Courters and Revenue Rows Mark Washington Nominations
In Washington, Secretary McCulloch and Commissioner speak on the tax issue with no clear agreement. Nominations announced include E r t Jacob for Iowa Fourth District and J A M M Brown for Ohio Fourth District, with other names tied to the ongoing discussion. The controversy centers on charges against a public official amid accusations described as piracy in the debate.
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McCulloch
Pone
Jacob
Iona
Ohie
Robert B
Utah
J. A. m. M. Brown
Courtney
New York
Mr. Bey
Washington
Arrest of Rebels in Havana Reported by Government
Havana reports a fourteen-member rebel band intent on insurrection, with twelve men captured near Sen Cristabel. Senor Aguiste, a Y merchant, is charged with arming the group. revolutionists were urged to lay down arms and cease their activities by government officers yesterday.
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Havana
Ovetta Abelsee
Global Political Turmoil and Military Readjustments Abroad
Atlantic Cable reports from England and Europe describe ongoing political shifts and military concerns. Lords discuss peace efforts with the United States, while France and Germany loom as sources of unease amid national jealousies. In Spain, generals plan transitions of power and conscription changes. Bohemia reports a deadly train collision. and Japan notes a damaging earthquake in October.
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England
Loxpox
Ee Yorks
Oxford
London Times
Artela A E Seward
Seward
Eult
Moses
Lord
France
Germany
United States
Washington
Hardware ad for Coffin, Shays & Co at 264 Main St
Hardware and cutlery dealers Coffin Shays and Company advertise at 264 Main Street between Sixth and Seventh in Galt. The store carries a broad selection and displays the Sign of the Golden Rule.
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Ernie Larial
West
Sixth Street
Weat
Freeman
Coffin, Shays &2Co
Main St
Bet
Galt Ho
Es A Ag
Legislature Election Be Turns Morroomsry November
In November the legislature election unfolds with general character and uncertain outcome. The Advertiser notes Governor entering political scene amid shifting alliances and contested stakes as the state eyes potential changes at the top.
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Morroomsry
Naoe
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Roshester Chronicle
Albany
Teast
Astesmee Lo Balling
Reston, Len
Marietta
Maxieres
Mariette
Groupe
George Bhearer
Democrst
Front Street
Parkersburg
Ile
C. H
H. M. Dexter
D. D
Boston
Va. Conn
J. Blanchard
Marks
W Baakanes _F. Tattle
D. Abash Pera Lees
Merriman
Pen Wis
Samuelker
D. Snc
A. D. Nit College
Wis
Colfer
Oliver Livertty
Hawes Boring
Greene Coun
Abeual
Oval
Bald
Morday
Tegeaher
Knox
Beloit
College of Suaret
Pena
Pacific University
Lincoln SeSemy
Marietta College
Anwere
Barstow
Marietta Colleg
Rony
Silas Thurlow
Snes
Gitari
Wissten Sai
Phgy
Tharlow
Miami
Anaes
Bowes
Visi
Lotan
Wien
Seats
Americax
Shelton Meckenzie
Indies
Navy Yard
Shere
Tani
City Matters
Oggs Ohmer
Arden
Fifth Street
Exctra
To-Morrow
Newport News
Religious Intelligence
Newcomb
Minstrels
Maret
Geen
Reese
Druys
Brewers
J.C
Tennessee
Nasuvisux
Senator Senter
Revenue Matters
Cuba
Atlantic Cable
M. Havin
Siecle
Spain
Mapzip
Dulee
Admiral See
Duke of Montpensier
Fr. Perensavee
Oereas
Visxmwa
Pees Army
Aa Rau
Harrovits
Bohemia
Loxpos
Yokohama
Japan
the &H
Hioge
A. Co. Richards
East Fourth St
Cincinnati, Ohio
JAS. Fraas &Co
Miller & McClelland
Hubbell, Swasey & Co
Sycamore &J
Sae Bumiller & Co
ICAL
Cam Ee
Pat Ap
Pat
Patil
Bininger & Co
Bole Proprietors
Beaver Street
Cleaveland’s Gentlemen’s Restaurant
FURS
John C. Buerele
Alaska
Capitol
Mozart Hall
York
Coppersmiths
Lane & Bodley
Seamus
Whitworth
Arom Akp Journal of
James M. Campbell
Weber
I Gram Agate Seyrurers
Mr. Sae
Geo. McGregor
Locksmith & Bell-hanger
Race Street
Cincinsati
Cistanest
Parvin & Johnson
McGuire & Patterson
Srunes
Valiers
Rads
Gent
Batchels
Fourth St
L Lumber. Lee
Thos. Morgan &Co
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