Che Baily Cines News Summary Nov 14 1870
Telegraphic summary reports Lest Might's dispatches. The English mission still seeks support. Memphis records thirty six deaths in the past week. Missouri population reaches 1,690,718 with growth noted. Alabama bridge and rail incidents cited along with local political claims. A murder near Basket Station and a railway accident near Erie Road are noted amid broader national alerts.
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Memphis
Missouri
Alabama
Vansville
Bisteen
Rian Tiershen
Charles
New York
Gam. Collyer
Billy Edwards
Groes
Sean Marble
Beni Aibeon
Darore
Serres
Richmond
Tee Say
Kor Tok
Aldo
Poe
Leony
Mao
B.R. Hailey
Ham- Sane
Basket Station
Erie Railway
Susk
Volcenesd
Eanerers
Prosiasse
Wars and uprisings swirl as Paris bombardment delays flare
Reported actions across France and Germany describe Prussian advances toward Toury and Orleans, French counter moves including Chevilly and Antenna, and Berlin talks on Russia. Riots, arrests, and the Paris treaty tensions color a tense Allied stand as Vos Der Tann and Vogtrells move forces.
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Paris
Bavaria
Versailles
Rethel
Garibaldi
Orleans
Berlin
Victoris
Government of
National Defense
Werder
Ven der Tann
Dispatch
Macon
Schneider
le Creu
Ted
United States
Gambetts
Tours
General Palledings
Loire
France
Chevilly
Beauce
Vos der Tann
Willich
Prince Albrecht
Duke of Mecklenburg
Sil
London
Russia
Prescia
Lord Grantville
Seedon
Black Sea
Coulmiers
Pelliores
Palladines
Beck
Antenay
Journal
Officiel
Prasold
Horrible Depravity A Son Tries to Rob His Father
A Kansas City News report from November 6 recounts a troubling incident where a son attempted to rob his father with chloroform. The father, who had envisioned his son as wayward yet not dangerous, awoke to a confrontation that ended with exposure and alarm among household staff.
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Kansas City News
Lars
Scenes in Japan Describe Streets and Homes Prevailing Customs
A fragmentary portrayal of Japan notes a crowded Tokedia Broad street Yedda area with no vehicles on pavements and a practice of stepping onto elevated entries with boots. Homes are open rooms divided by screens, walls bare, and cleanliness emphasized with minimal chimneys and daily dusting. cultural curiosity appears in passing observations.
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Tokedia
Rien Pog Serge Acs Ph
Arrest of Jerry Duns Murderer of James Logan No 2A Leong
A 1860 New York Herald report details the arrest of Jerry Dunn alias John Matthews, accused of fatally shooting James Logan No 2 after an incident at a West Houston street coffee and cake saloon. Police, pursuing from California to Baltimore, Chicago, and St Louis, coordinated with Chief McDonald to detain Dunn. Logan and his companion Carrie Smith had dined at Harrie and Jennie’s. Dunn, a known desperado, fired a left breast shot near the saloon after taunts. The case triggered a wide manhunt across multiple cities as authorities tracked Dunn’s movements and connections.
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James Logan No
Carrie Saiith
East Houston Street
Logan
Ern
mMepe Hey
Dane
Lagat
Yeni
Dunn
Justice Dow
Jourdan
Cali Ia- Sern
Kelso
Dya
Ghemtabouis
Richmond
Baltimore
St Louis
Tom Allen
Barney Aaron
Irving
Dusenbury
Chicago
McDonald
St. Louis
Jeremiah Dunn
John Matthews
Illinois
Emmett Returns to Stage with Our Cousin Germas Tonight
Joseph K. Emmett resumes his great specialty of Frits in Our Cousin Germas at Wood's Macauley's with the dramatic company. The former reception promises strong audience turnout, and Emmett is expected to deliver a vastly improved performance after long runs in New York where his portrayal drew high praise from critics.
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Wood
Macauley
Joseph K. Emmett
Frits
Germas
Earnett
New York
Exit of the Red Stockings Ends Season and Rumors of Retained Players
The Red Stockings disband tomorrow the 15th while assurances from club authorities say most current members will be kept for next season. The season ends with a claim to champions, though the club faced some setbacks. A baseball game on the 12th between Copec and Nonpariel Clubs favored the Copecs with a mixed box score. The New York State Association of Baseball Players held its fourth annual meeting at the Delavan House in Albany, with low attendance and only fifteen clubs represented, to set officers and plan future meetings.
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Reds
Axvotuxa
Copac Victony
Copec
Nonmpariel
Copecs
cCorzc
Bonparbil
Ob. BT
Saeede
Taois
Haggerty
Roberts
J McDermot
Neimann
Halsey
Madden
Vmebermem
Klein
Ey Ae
Lnnings
Ee Be Broy
Pas
Ee Saeed
Ee News Bane
Sedresh
Long
Empire
Chas. Rouns
B. B.C
New York Strats Association
New York State Association of Baseball Players
Thureday
Delavan House
Albany
Sheen Barnum
H. W. Garfeld
Dastle
National
Wilder
J. Four
Bear
T. Sheard
Cabaenen
Ehiu
New York City
Presbyterian Memorial Fund Meeting Supports Lane Seminary and Marietta College
A mixed gathering at Third Presbyterian Church last night pressed for contributions to the five million Presbyterian Memorial Fund aimed at Lane Seminary and Marietta College. Speakers urged advancing science and theology education and urged church wealth and influence to boost the fund and the institutions. Dr. Dalton, Rev. Taylor, and other leaders urged broad support, with several attendees pledging donations including one hundred dollars.
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O Lane Seminary
Marietta College
Third Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
Toyon
A. A
Phew —Dhowar
Henry Sih
Lane Semi
Aia
Ietpertenne
Pet Machen
Othe Emery
Ars Going
Tay Lane
Dalton Tee
Nanpe
C. H. Taylor
D. D
Rain Falls Five Days Over Lemoine Family Graves Claim
The Mobile Register recounts a remarkable sight near White-Creek, where a continuous column of rain drenched the Lemoine family grave site for five days. Witnesses including John Rossett and others observed the downpour while surrounding fields remained dry. Local observers debate the phenomenon’s truth while scientific men are urged to investigate.
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John Rossett
Ted
Fom
Mr. Lemoine
Roy Bogie
Doug
Real Estate Transfers and Funeral Notices
Real estate transfers list transfers for Millcreek and Longworth Townships with several property descriptions and quit claims. A funeral notice reports Rev Dr Allen’s service at Kane Seminary on Saturday at 10 AM with large attendance and solemn rites, pallbearers named, burial on Seminary grounds.
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D. D
L. D
James Taylor
J. C. Huntington
LC. Ford
Anthony Hinkle
Universalist Centennial Exercises at First Universalist Church
The 1870 centennial of the church in the United States was celebrated with sermons and readings. Rev. Ass Gore preached on need and centennial work. donations and subscriptions totaled about 8000 dollars with gifts from several individuals, and Rev. Dr. Saxe preached to a large audience.
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United States
John Murray
Ac Ees
Jesus Christ
Murray
Hav. Ass Gore
D D. D
Lord
H. F.ee
Geo. Ww. Hord
Richard Wooley
Wm. Robson
Seoul
Saxe
Longview Asylum Board Names Superintendency Hopefuls
The Longview asylum board offered the superintendency to Dr. Cieadenin of this city, who declined. Likely successors include A F Joseph, A Curtis, P Devitt, E Kigee, W P Eleton, J C Thatameas, J F White, E B Stevens, Robert Fletcher, H E Foote, G K ler, with Cincinnati and Ohio towns mentioned as possible hiring centers. Not all candidates seek the post, but any would accept if offered.
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Tae Loneview Sureaintes Descy
Longview Asylum
Bavis Mee
Cieadenin
Dea
A. F. Joseph
A. Curtis
P. Devitt
E. Kigee
P. Eletun
J. C
J. C. Thatameas J. 3. McKheny, J. F. White
E. B. Stevens
Robert Fletcher
H. E. Foote
G. K. Ler
Cincinnati
Hubebere
Ohio
Posty Caluanjana
Eh Tek Met
K. Gua
Vt Hashes
Aid Society Lecture At St James Seeks Episcopal Ministry Boost
Special services at St James Episcopal Church featured Rev J H Waterbury of Le Roy NY as agent of the Society for the Increase of the Episcopal Ministry. He preached on temple guidance from Kings and urged donations to ease a debt of 2500. The society aided 149 scholars from 30 states and territories this year, with 168 total aided since inception.
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St. James’ Episcopal Church
Society For
Episcopal
Pacific Coast
Tepai
Inquest Held Over Charlotte Wilkinson and Barney Hickey
A coroner conducted inquests into the deaths of Charlotte Wilkinson who died at a residence on Seventh Street and Barney Hickey whose stabbing case at a boarding house on Berry Street prompted an inquest the same day.
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Yesterda
Charlotte Wilkinson
Seventh Street
Barney Hickey
Berr Street
Arrest of Cal lum After Pursuit and Shot Fire
Yesterday afternoon Officer Jeffries chased a man named Cal lum to the station house area. A shot from the officer's revolver narrowly missed causing a dangerous wound as lum was halted by the blaze. The incident highlights a rapid pursuit and close call.
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Callum
Jeffries
Tower
Fragmented notice from Calhoun County Illinois report
A garbled report from Calhoun Illinois mentions a deceased man and a death in hand handling. The text references a Ded Man and names Ax as leading a group. Language is unclear but implies a legal or judicial context with a questionable veritas.
Meeting notes on Section 2 of roll-book discussed
Fragmentary report from a meeting referencing Section No 2 of a roll-book and notes on prosperous conditions. Names and specifics are unclear in the damaged text, leaving the main topic as governance or record-keeping within the organization.
Reverend Father Schweninger Returns From Europe Voyage
The Reverend Father Schweninger arrived in the morning after a six month absence in Europe. He was met at the depot by many friends and escorted to his home. The reverend soon plans to resume his duties.
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Father Schweninger
Europe
A Soner
Brill dance group plans grand ball at Greenwood Hall
In city proceedings the market committee orders Market-master Bienhart to enforce the ordinance on ring balances amid a billiard room disturbance involving Mr Sethe ete te Pate. Hearing before the Police Court continues to Wednesday next. Also noted is the Brilliant Dancing Association hosting a grand ball at Greenwood Hall on Wednesday evening, November 16.
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Tross Sraixe
City
Market Committee of the
Common Council
Bienhart
Sethe
N Chillens
Wm. Fox
Sigota
Brilliant Dancing Association
Greenwood Hl
Book for the Million and Mart Guide Ad Seen
Advertisement for Dr Batts sary titled Book for the Million and Mart Guide appears in a column urging broad readership. The message promotes reading and consumer guidance as a public service in a period newspaper format.
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Dr. Batts’ Sary
Fire at old hospital building. extensive damage reported
A conflagration yesterday afternoon destroyed much of the old hospital on Third street between Plum and Central avenue. Firemen quickly controlled the blaze, but the roof and spire were gutted. furniture losses near one thousand dollars. The building housed a boys’ house of correction. inmates caused the ignition by overturning a stove.
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Third Street
Plum
Central Avenue
Cumminsville
Cabinet-maker slashes throat and Saracen keeper shoots self
In a grim double tragedy a cabinet-maker cuts his throat and a Saracen keeper fatally shoots himself. Police say both incidents occurred within separate compartments of the same estate, with no apparent connection between the men or motives revealed.
Tragic double suicide and death in factory bar
A 38 year old worker at 489 Race street died after a stabbing blow and noose tied with a dinner basket found nearby. A second man, pale eyed Schwenk aged about 40, shot himself in his Thirteenth street bar-room, leaving a note of despair after years of misfortune. An inquest was held by the coroner with a verdict of suicide.
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Pans
Bret
Race Street
Schwenk
Thirteenth Street
Saosin
Yesaie
Shicide Rea
Relief Union Annual Meeting Report and Accidents
The Relief Union held its annual meeting at the Council Chamber with Rev. Lucien Clark in the chair and A. Pugh as secretary. The president reported expenditures of 16480 67 for telegraphs goods and 4345 for shoes, with officers and sections listed. Accidents include a death from a car crash about an hour after injury and a fatal stove fire harming a 21 month old child named Luther B. Felix. a chapel service at 7 o'clock will fund a new project. A case of assault and other unruly incidents are noted in brief.
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The
Relief Union
Arene Inf Thones
Lucien Clark
A. Pugh
Dana & Witte
Ed Yéates
No. Bremen Street
Luther B
John
Ansa Felix
Arrested Young Man Denies Involvement in Affair
A young man was arrested on the 13th of the month and denies knowledge of the affair. He was held in bail pending appearance before the Common Pleas, with bond set at $500.
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Hieuway Ropazay
Common Pleas
Justice to the Dead
A fragmentary clipping discusses Andrew W deceased and assertions relayed by a Str Wilson sister-in-law. It mentions speculation on his success and alleged factors of his failure tied to wartime events and personal awareness, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Andrew W
Wilson
Reorganized slate features Bloom among candidates
Fragmentary report notes a Bloom named figure amid a reorganized slate. The text mentions Madison Street and Powell area with vague references to costs and a congressional race in Carroll County. Details are unclear, but the item references a candidate lineup and official vote context.
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Bloom
Madison Street
Powell
Bestian
Sra
Carroll County
Wrighteon
Court Proceedings Mention Local Officials and Names
A fragmentary report notes a public session at Coleen with attendees including G Worrld Deva Frost Hayman and others. A motion by J M McArthur led to a resolution and mention of police or city figures such as Bivets, Newport, Deeves, and Taylor in a law action or court context.
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InpioxaTix Merrma
Coleen Ial
Htaeier
Phaeis
J. M. McArthur
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