Snow and political notices fill a fragmenty St Louis page
Snow fell heavily yesterday while a flood of items fill the page. Governor Hoffman events, church figures, and a Hamilton death are noted alongside political talks and internal revenue rumors. Citizens gather to hear rumors of government changes as a reunion program and local names appear.
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St. Louis
Hoffman
Ballard Celie
W. Root
Hamilton
L. J. Hobart
Kent
Moran
Combock
Iadi
Act of
Dartmouth C
Decem
Mer Nathan
New York
Foster
Newt
C. EU
Atoms of War Amid Paris Siege and Prussian Moves
Foreign and domestic dispatches describe Dijoe retaken by France, 100000-man French army under Prince Frederick Charles, Cambriel’s forces, church bells offered for cannons, Paris siege rear protected by fresh troops, Bavarians reportedly surrendering near Artensy, Auxonne nearly invested by German forces, German prisoners yielding French jewelry, Paladines named Commander in Chief of the Army of the Loire, and Jubal reports of constant Franc-tireur and Prussian skirmishes with rising casualties. A Versailles view details double lines of intrenchments around Paris and dispersed Crown Prince forces, with health of troops deteriorating.
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Prince Frederick Charles
Cambriel
France
Paris
Artensy
Auxonne
Cote d'Or
Orleans
Gen. de Paladines
the Loire
Prince Frederick Charies
van der Tan
Sevres
Russia
Chevigney
Seare
Borstemn
Molke
Antua
Garibaldi
Gambelta
Verdun
Witheertckton
Gedergl van Gayl
Versailles
Sartrouville
Beine
St. Germain
Laye
Chelles
Marne
Strasbourg
Morly
Sceaux
Choisy le Roi
Noisy le Grand
Crown Prince of
Saxony
Mount Fermeil
Severan
Georges
Sanois
The Curse of Divorce and a Fateful Pursuit Tale
Fragmentary prose recounts a long separation of Mr and Mrs Lewis Barrows and a motherly loss, interwoven with a frontier tale of Napoleon’s pursuit by a relentless agent. The narrative blends domestic sorrow with a sensational imperial chase and perilous escape across Paris.
California revisions and western misadventure items
A choppy Anglo American column blends notes on California penal code revisions, Utah grasshoppers disappearance, Omaha valuation, Iowa quail laws before 1873, and San Francisco oddities. It narrates diverse items from rail and real estate to fires, divorces, and curious regional anecdotes with a period-tinged tone.
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California
Utah
Denver
Omaha
Kansas
Iowa
Uae
Gow Bas Clears Debt In Major Victory
The team erased a heavy debt load and secured a decisive win, signaling strong momentum as season play progresses. Officials and players credited disciplined defense and efficient scoring in a crucial road game.
Adventures of a Hamilton Girl Rescue from a Mobile House
An Atlanta Gleaner account details a Hamilton girl rescued from a Mobile house of ill fame. The story covers her kidnapping, delay before release, and a later reunion with her sister amid revelations about an inmate who had profited from her imprisonment. The piece notes the odd, recurring nature of such strange events.
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Hamilton
Ililfame
Atlanta
Gulf City
Two Players Return After Suspension
Two members of the team have returned to duties following a suspension that sidelined them earlier. The relocation restores a fuller squad as the club pursues upcoming fixtures.
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Ciblagh
Woon's Tweater and Local Happenings This Week
Crowded house applauded Mr Daw t last evening with strong audience reaction. Kamet's rendition of the jelly Brits praised and eagerly encored. Bishop Rosecrans lectures on the Catholic Church and Italian Liberalism at St Mary’s Cathedral Covington tonight. Locally, a new omnibuss route to Avondale via Mount Auburn and Widows Home starts operation. A meeting of Cincinnati Treasurers’ Union No 3 at Mulders Hall addresses the death of Mr W Starbeck.
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Woon
Daw
Kamet
Bishop Rosecrans
St. Mary's Cathedral
Covington
Avondale
Mount Auburn
Widows’ Home
Cincinnati Tresemeerial Union No. 3
Mulders’ Hall
West Fifth Street
W. Starbeck
Board of Education discusses library funds and school lot
The Board met in regular session with 30 members present. They considered purchasing a lot for $20, debated its price, and referred the matter to a five-member special committee. They authorized interior work for the Public Library at $6,607.28, and set librarian salaries at about $9,000 annually. An election for a music teacher failed to produce a winner.
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N. Ferrie
Bterrs
Mack
Eckel
Gibson
Boecke
Los
Mec
Wehmer
Siemens
Swee Tolesa
Richards
O'Donnell
Flack
Blank
Gn Roe
Davis
Gsigen Hooey
Behool
Johanson
Sca
Temple
Johnson
Henry Lohman
W. F. Stein
John Schmidt
Fasaig
Fire in Sixth Street store causes minor damage
The blast from box No 4 near Fre meen ignited by a fire at a convenience store on Sixth Street damaged interiors but the damage was trifling.
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Coetence
Sixth Street
Night sale to aid women and pork packers club
A local auctioneer at Third Street, J C Com Auctioneer, plans a sale to benefit women involved with pork packers and other dealers. The event aims to raise funds totaling 4,436 dollars. Meanwhile, a man named Theozg, aged 37, is celebrated for his birthday and generosity as the community thanks him and wishes him a long life.
Directors to meet after our colleague's funeral
The Board of Directors of the Cincinnati Relief Union and the Executive Committee will meet tomorrow at 9 o'clock A M in their rooms to observe the funeral of our associate and colleague W. Starbuck. Directors of the Home of Ne Peleadon are also invited to join. By order of the President. Cincinnati Nov. 16, 1870.
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The
Cincinnati Relief Union
W. Starbuck
Concert for St Pauls M E Church Benefit
A concert for the Ladies Furnishing Committee of St Pauls M E Church will feature E C of the Cathedral and other performers. The event promises to be one of the finest ever given in the city.
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St. Paul's M. E
Buckeye Club Names Officers at St Nicholas Meeting
At a recent Buckeye Club gathering held yesterday at the St Nicholas the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President C W Wooley Vice President Wee Loder E M ens P ri Alpheus Catter ner Treasurer General J Yorke
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Buckeye Club
St. Nicholas
Ens
C. W. Wooley
Prise Wee Loder
E. M. Ens
Alpheus Catterner
J. Yorke
German man H Goldheimer saved from drowning on Third street
An elderly German resident of Third street, H Goldheimer, attempted suicide by drowning in Mill Pond but was rescued by officers of the Ot Aonybo beat. He was taken to Third Street and, after reconsideration, decided to endure life’s trials without further attempts.
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Arremir
Surcipe
H. Goldheimer
Third Street
Mill
Stoddard Receives Gold Watch in City Testimonial
Professor O N Stoddard formerly of Miami University now at Wooster University was presented with a two thousand dollar elegant gold watch and chain as a testimonial from friends and pupils in this city, Chume Co. listed as the giver.
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Trstimonia
N. Stoddard
Miami University
Wooster University
Chume. & Co
O. N
Minnean
Sok Paeiie
Gemaates
Rescue at river ends in odd hero tale from local area
A puzzling incident near the river drew residents into consternation as a man, described in garbled text, reportedly swam to shore from a cliff after delivering a hotly contested item to his owner. The fragmented OCR leaves critical names and places unclear.
Fatal Accident on Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Henry Feldhaus was killed near Ernat's Station on the C H and BD track while walking toward the city. A train appeared suddenly and a second track struck him from behind, flinging him fifty feet down an embankment. No blame on the engineer. Feldhaus, a widower of Wade, leaves four children.
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Henry Feldhaus
Marietta
Cincinnati
Ernat
Yesterdaay
Wade Oret
Colored Battalion Elects Captain for Company C
The Colored Battalion met at Court-street School-house to elect two successors. William was unanimously chosen to fill a captaincy, with Colonel Robert Harlan present to speak. He urged weekly meetings and praised British ties, noting current events and potential plans. An Akron excursion train for a celebration is announced. The Tenth District Ohio Christian Missionary Society annual meeting will be held in Cumminsville with sermons by Isaac Errett and J H McCullough.
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Cigtain Hankin
Eer
Court-street
Robert Harlan Bein
Harlan
Are
Conner Knights
Ion
A. & G. W. Railway
Akron
Owro Cuatstiam Massionary Society
Ohio
Christian Missionary Society
Cumminsavilly
Issac Errett
J. H. McCullough
M. Bilder Isaac Errett
Christian Standard
Canal News Port Records and Cargoes Listed
Captain Nesser reports arrivals at the canal port including Pekin from J Reed and several vessels such as Legal Tender Rialto Willie Hayton Silver Moon and Amanda. Cargo totals include 6094 do gold and red cocoa barley 71000 feet lumber 15 acres straw 625 bushels 2 tons merchandise 15 tons sand 11 000 middlings 3 000 machinery 213 empty casks and other assorted goods.
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Nesser
Miami
Ente Canal 2
Pekin
Reed
P. W. Morton
Ottoville
Middletown
Jaiows
Rialto
Willie
Ilayton
Silver Moon
Hamilton
Miller
Deane
Tae "Bivie Moe
Ion - 11
Toledo
Kitty Clyde Thie
Amanda
Pard
Mike
Deceased Employee Honored In Retirement Note
The article honors a long serving employee named Ack Col on his retirement from the Hamilton and Dayton company. It notes his dedicated service and years of loyal work, reflecting on his career and wish for peaceful days after stepping away.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Ack Colon
Pullman Silver Palace Sleeping Cars Debut on Rail Line
Yesterday at 3 30 PM an excursion party rode the M and C railroad to see the new Pullman Silver Palace Sleeping Car in Wilm ington Delaware. The car, divided into ten compartments, promises comfort with warm air and smooth rides as it accompanies through trains. More cars to follow on other trains.
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Railroad
Imington
Delaware
Waites and Courie
Leioure
Pullman
Accident Narrow Escape at Industrial Exposition
A young man named Nieman narrowly escaped a fall during the Industrial Exposition. He grabbed a mere thread of a parcel to save himself, leaving him with a slight arm scratch and a lasting fright as onlookers gasped at the perilous moment.
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Nieman
Ork Afermor
Han
Knights Templars Elect Officers in Annual Commandery Meeting
The Hansel Commandery No. 16 Knights Templar held its annual meeting and elected officers for the ensuing year. Names listed include Sir Robert Guten, Sir F Hanselmann, Sir Joseph W Foote C G, Sir Jacob Trust Prelate, Sir Ree Swed, Sir Heard Warden, and others, with further election results for Sir John Carson Eminent, General, and Captain J. Hickealo among the attendees.
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Knights Templars
Hansel Commandery No. 16
Knights Temee
Robert Guten
Aie F. Hanselmann
Ralissimo
Joseph W. Foote
C. G
Kei Knight
Jacob Trust
Roe
Ree
Knight
Wilco
Hd Urner
D. Evans
Ane
E. T. Carson
John H. Hewes
Cincinnati Hospital patient in critical condition after shooting
A man wounded at the corner of avenue and Betts street remains in critical condition as doctors at M. D. Robinson's W and Man hospital withhold prognosis. Other legal items note U S Circuit Court action, a United States versus Adolph Wood Co sugar seizure, and a fugitive from justice affidavit. Snow falls across Foster's Mainville area with about an inch on the ground at sunrise.
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Tenninix Axp Prosasiy Fara
Avenue and
Betts Street
M. D. Robinson
W Wand Manthecinnati Hospital
U. 8
U. S
United States
Adolph Wood & Co
R. Hi. Stephenson
Foster's
Mainville
Arren County
Terrible accident leaves child burned to death
A vivid report describes a tragic fire in which a small child was burned to death. A sister reportedly attempted to help, but clothing caught fire, flames spread, and observers were driven to screams and shock as the child succumbed to injuries.
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Bar Faban
Tay Ee
Wille
Ak Ib
Cupper
Jail disruption sparks alarm as guards confront inmates
A morning incident at the jail caused alarm as guards were roused by convicts in the main bar. Reports indicate heightened tension with several inmates involved and ongoing attempts to restore order.
Fragmentary county notice and church event hints
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Covington county topics, Catholic Church, a cemetery or masons detail, and a political hint. Mentions Democratic Executive Committee calling an independence event or vote. Readability severely limited. details unreadable in places.
New Floor Laid as Firemen Fight Blaze at Local Site
A damaged fragment hints at a fire incident where firemen tackled a blaze at a local site. The report mentions a newly laid floor and a person or group associated with the scene, but details remain unclear in the OCR.
The Celebrateen Murray Lawman Floridian Water for Sale
A vintage ad-style blurb promotes Celebrateen Murray Lawman Florida Water as lasting agreeable refreshing for kerchief toilet and bath use. Available for sale by all druggists and perfumers.
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Murray Lawman
Florida
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el Alexander
Wellace
J.P. M
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Nevem
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Boston Journal
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Salons of the Nest
Eee Oe
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the Board OF Education
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Colored Battalion
Canal News
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Cincinnati Railroad
Pullman’s Sleeping Coaches
Chas Reynolds
RervecEx
A. C. Ward
Indiana
Jupez Arraver
Porricat
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Thia County
Pases
Wilson Bros
Franklin Type Foundery
Vine Street
Cipctnmati, C. Allison, Smith & Johnson
Helmbold
Helmbold’s
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Bucky
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