Times editorial opposes war over Cuba sale proposal
Special Dispatch from Cincinnati notes The Times editorially opposes war between the United States and Spain. It says a note from Secretary of State Cushing prompted Spain to propose Cuba sale or risk consequences, which Spain declined to consider. Widespread chatter suggests a warlike movement may be underway.
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Cincinnati Times
the Times
United States
Cushing
of State
Caledy
Cuba
Spain
Moody’s stirring sermon work fills crowded St Louis court room
The article describes Moody’s religious revival in St Louis where the crowd packed a courtroom to hear B J H Engelke testify about illicit whiskey schemes involving Joyce and others since 1871. It notes Moody’s plain, direct method and the strong response of listeners, with multiple sessions drawing large male audiences and “over meetings” for those not in churches.
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Rink
Tabernacle
Mr. Moody
Moody
Inni
Greneries Ag
Audi
Wrae Ee
Vapuanedi
Saketa Bie
Moody and Sankey in America audience impressions
The narrative assesses Mr Moody and Mr Sankey, noting Moody's strong biblical conviction and dramatic appeal, Sankey's clear voice and melodies. It praises Moody's influence, contrasts oratorical style with evident conviction, and reflects on the purpose and effect of evangelical preaching on diverse crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moody
America
Mr Moody
Death of a Prominent Augusta Citizen
D Heard a cotton factor and citizen in Augusta Georgia died last night after a long illness. He was well known in business circles and civic affairs. The community mourns his passing as friends recall his contributions to local commerce and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Avegasta
D. Heard
Unclear Fragment on Turks J and Gateehee Fight
Fragmentary OCR line references Turks J and Gateehee with a numerical 15.0. Likely sports or event note. lacks identifiable people, places, or outcomes to form a concrete summary.
On account of its foods next summer
Local note mentions plans linked to foods for the coming summer with unclear context and fragmented wording. The readable portion names no specific people or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Royal Order Bans Further Don 6 Communications
A royal decree prohibits any additional messages or communications from Don 6. The order directs officials to enforce the ban and prevent further contact from the specified source. Citizens are advised to comply with the prohibition and report violations to authorities.
Bellefontaine Gio Murder Case In Session
In Bellefontaine a murder case tied to Alive Leena was heard in session today. Prosecutors presented evidence while defense pressed for dismissal as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine Gio
Leena
Whisky Frauds Expose Wide Scale Public Plunder
A Chicago Tribune summary details a broad whisky tax fraud from 1871 to 1875. Public revenue officers and officials allegedly shared proceeds from distillery taxes, coercing honest distillers to join the ring. The piece notes ordered payments, per gallon bonuses, and a scheme that shifted tax burdens while harming legitimate sellers in Chicago and other cities. Also reports Warm Spring Indians seeking aid and unpaid hotel bills in Washington.
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Aioe & Ee
Internal Revenue
W. N
Ring
Peeerty
Tex
Revsin & Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Souring on Jewell in Dayton journal report
The Dayton Journal and Commercial Washington letter suggests Postmaster Jewell will retire soon with Treasurer Now as his likely successor. The note claims Jewell has lost support among eastern members and Midwest editors since certain actions, though once a favorite of the Commercial and Gazette.
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Washington
Jewell
Estern
Commercial and Gazette
Epoch
Fragmented 18th century shipboard remark
A landsman aboard the Serapis laughed at the grief of the Princess of Wales as the Prince departed for India. A sailor rebuked him, calling out the disparaging lines about the landlubbing tribes and whales.
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Asman
Princess of Wales
Che Teas Testa
India
Visiting Gale Warns of Seasonal Foyer Tour
Gail Hawilton accompanied by Hoa visits La Jobe in the north region this season. The unusual pattern notes foyer visitors from one to two people, reflecting a typical early autumn cultural scene.
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Gail Hawilton
Hoa
la Jobe
Foyer
Gale
Spain Cuba and United States What Has Actually Been Done
Special Dispatch reports on tensions over Spain and the United States regarding Cuba. It states Spain has not conceded judges for American citizens by court martial and asserts the U S government rejects such trials. Diplomatic correspondence continues, with Mr Fish pursuing a diplomatic settlement on treaty terms from 1795.
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Cluctiinall Times
Wasitaseron
Spain
New York
Cuba
Thut
Fish
Smallpox Prevention Plans At Newport Barracks Meeting
Special dispatch reports a Newport meeting to curb smallpox through a sanitary police and compulsory free vaccination for the poor. Three hundred school children were vaccinated. disease reportedly decreasing. News notes Newport Barracks arrival, public reception, and a police acquittal in a revolver theft case.
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Cincinnati Times
Townsend
J. J. Klippart
Zanesville
Police Card Denies Washington Officials Ties to Whisky Ring
St Louis reports reveal Chief of Police C G Meer disputes links between Washington officials and whisky activities. The note names Gen Kabock and others as not connected, except William C Avery. Also referenced is ex mayor Carrolton and a funeral shooting incident involving Paul Wright.
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St. Louis
Gen
Kabcock
Orville Grant
Casey
Douglass
Holt
Luckey
Washington
William C. Avery
C. G. Meer
Harrigan
Anton Moniaey
Stile
Chet
Ae Carrolton
Lls
Sree Tisen
P’aul Wright
The Revivalists Work of Driving the Devil Out of Brooklyn
At the Brooklyn Tabernacle Moody and Sankey hold services this morning addressing concerns over ending the revival work. Moody notes many prayed against drunkenness and urges continued effort, saying the work has just begun. The sermon titled Tem the vine and ye are the branches.
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Brooklyn
New York
Moody and Sankey
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Fragile ledgers and European crisis stir London to Ottawa
A London dry goods dealer Anastas Ahlborn kept two sets of books. Fake debts totaling 1 540 000 dollars spanned fictitious sales to high society. In other items, dispatches report the Prince of Wales arrival in Bombay and diverse European concerns, from railway wrecks in Stockholm to Turkish insurrection risks and Austrian guardianship.
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New York
Ageonilon
Anastas Ahlborn
London
Ahlborn
Cabiet Council
Prince of Wales
Madras
Bengal
Telegraph
Joanna
Church Missionary Society
W. M. Stanley
Sweden
Copenhagen
Crown Prince’ of
Denmark
Prince.of Wales
Bombay
Lavela
Loxpow
Porrish
Temperance Ladies Convention Debates Social Drinking
At St. Pauls Methodist Church the temperance convention opened with devotion and an experience meeting. Resolutions urged repentance for Christian complicity with social drinking and called for gospel temperance, public education, and political action. A fierce but constructive debate led to recommittal and a call for a March 1 1876 memorial from each state. Adjourned until 2 this afternoon with new delegates listed from Ohio Iowa Delaware Kentucky Wisconsin Missouri and more.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Wittenmeyer
Wallace
Indiana
Agong
Christ
God
America
Woman's Temperance Union
National Temperance Society
Bristow
Jide
Hig Depeut
Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Christiaan Church
Correction on DesMoines Valley and Butler death rumor
In a New York correction the DesMoines Valley Railroad bondholders now DesMoines and Ft. Dodge Railroad deny reports misattributing issues to the Keokuk and Des Moines Railroad. Also a rumor of General Butler’s death near Gloucester is denied with no confirmed news from Gloucester.
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York
DesMoines Valley Railroad Company
Western Division
DesMoines and Ft. Dodge Railroad
Keokuk and DesMoines Railroad
Keokuk and
Des Moines
Butler
St. Louis
W. O. Avery
Bootes
Gloucester
River conditions and arrivals noted in dispatches
Special dispatches report river at six feet with cloudy weather and light rain. Entries list ships and arrivals in Jefferson City Taras, Catno, Memphis, St. Louis and Nashville, including Leopard from Louis, Susie Silver New Orleans, and passengers Gilmore, Heilman, and others. Weather remains cloudy with varying times of arrival and departures across multiple ports.
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Cincinnati
Pitt byRo
Jefferson City
Taras
Catno
Ilt
Leopard
Louis
Susie Silver
New Oreolon
Pat
Cleburn
Evansville
Grand Tower
Memphis
James Gilmore
John Gilmore
St. Louis
Heilman
Nashville
Signal Service Weather Telegrams From Fort Gibbaots
Forecasts and observations from the War Department Signal Service mention weather data at Fort Gibbaots, with noted times, locations, and personnel such as Bass Sergeant and Reese, reflecting routine meteorological reporting for commerce and agriculture.
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Feaiher
War Department
U.S. Army
Commerce and Agriculture
Cimcimmati
Reese Speemenees
Wis
Fort Gibbaots
Weather summary from Washington area and Mississippi Valley
Weather bulletin notes a rising barometer then falling, with variable winds from northeast to southeast. Areas of rain and cooler temperatures prevail in Tennessee Ohio Valley and upper Mississippi Missouri valleys with occasional snow potential in the latter region.
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Wasmorton
D. C
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Dainty engine on display and zoo adds lions
A curious display at E T Carson & Co on Fourth Street features a dainty engine attracting attention. Coroner Maley takes a symbolically rich Raper into custody. Officer Coonrod handles the case as a papyrus like object is noted. The Zoo moves large carnivores to winter quarters and Robinson loans in a pair of lions two lion clubs and a spotted hyena.
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Magrue
E.T. Carson & Co
Fourth Street
Maley
Coonrod
Ad Robinson
Cart Driver Hurt Saving Horses at Waterworks
Accident occurred early this morning as Barney Vining, driver for Brown and Co. coal dealers, was dumping coal at the Waterworks. His team stalled on a Little Misch Railroad switch, a freight car struck him, crushing his left knee, breaking three ribs and bruising his head. He was taken to 160 East Pearl Street. doctors Dawson and King report recovery likely. The horses were only slightly injured.
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Barney Vining
Brown & Co
Little Misch
Areth
Vining
Pittsburg Major H. Campbell Seeks Happiness with Partners
Major H. Campbell of Pittsburg travels toward Louisville aiding Will Bridgeford and J P Cordien of New York. The trio, joined by Cincinnati’s hale brother Wm Musson, plans to craft a united life and shared happiness together.
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H. 8. Campbell
Pittsburg
Louisville
Will
Bridgeford
J. P. Cordien
New York
Cincinnati
Hale
Wm. Musson
Execution of John Clark in Rochester New York
John Clark, who shot Officer John Trevor, was executed in Rochester. He slept little, ate a hearty oat, conversed calmly, and walked to the scaffold smoking a cigar. He listened to the death warrant reading and prayer, stood as directed, smiled at officials, and said he had no complaint about the trial.
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Christ
Rochester
N. Y
John Clark
John Trevor
Etand
Customs and Internal Revenue Highlights Record Shifts
Washington report notes July to Oct receipts fall by three million year over year. Internal revenue shows a 3.4 million rise for July through October, with expectations of a 1.5 million gain this month. Tax increases on distilled liquor underperform while tobacco and snuff rise due to higher rates.
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Washington, D. C
Iite
Naval talk on repairs shows no Spain or Cuba focus
In Washiton on November 19 naval circles note that vessel repair and preparation carry no special reference to Spain or Cuba. There is no excitement there about Spain or Cuba. The President, in prior conversations, gave no hint about his forthcoming message to Congress on the topic.
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Loxpox
Bereeret
Tumes
Herzegovina
Austria
Spain
Cuba
Congress
Sailor Lost as Mapai Dall Sinks Near Harbor
Detroit reports a schooner Mapai Dall struck a pier and sank in harbor after Captain Harry Stark was knocked overboard by the main boom and drowned near the harbor. Another vessel, A. M. Beers, grounded and filled at Manistee harbor inlet this morning.
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Detroit
Harry Stark
Aos Harbor
Chicago
A. M. Beers
Manistee
Hard at Work in the Philadelphia Navy Yard
Philadelphia reports orders to complete the new sloops of war in the Delaware and to prepare a number of monitors for service at the Navy Yard readiness.
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Delaware
Elevators Burned in Burrao Hazard and Excelsior Fire
A fire in Burrao destroyed the Hazard Elevator and the Excelsior Transfer Elevator. Only 15,000 bushels of wheat remained in the Excelsior at the time. No injuries are reported.
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Burrao
Excelsior
Remains of Gui Berd Reinterment Step Marked
In Montreal on November 10 the guard at Gui Berds grave has been removed as cement hardens. The action signifies the final step in securing the interment against disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Guiberd
Governor Tilden Grants Temporary Stay for Convict Murderer
Auburn dispatch reports Governor Tilden respited Edward s, a Black convict murderer, until January 2. The action delays formal execution or further legal steps, keeping the case in state consideration. Authorities have not released additional details on the crime or aftermath.
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Auburn
Tilden
Edwards
Unti
O Leary Forty Nine Miles Headline Missing Context
Chicago dispatch notes a fragmented report dated November 19 mentioning O Leary and an unnamed subject, with a stray reference to walking and an unclear person named Weston. The text is incomplete, offering only scattered names and numbers without a coherent event.
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O'Leary
Chicago
Nl Y
Leary
Jenica Weston
River traffic and weather shadow Evansville report
Additional river news lists arriving and departing boats including Diamond Resolute Coal Valley Stella Coal City Joseph Walton Baltic John Dippold Samuel Miller and W H Harrisor with Granite State bound for Portsmouth and Exchange for Cincinnati. Evansville weather shows dense fog and lull in navigation as river runs with 5 to 6 spry feet on gauge and barometer under 20.
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Monongahela
Diamond
Resolute
Coal Valley
Stella
Coal City
Joseph Walton
Raven
Louisville
Middleport
St. Louis
Csiro
Cincinnati
American pork and lard prices dominate Chicago market report
Chicago November 19 10 50 A M hog receipts 12000 head market moderate with price gains 5 to 10 higher. Shippers active buyers report steady to higher bids for common to very choice grades. Cattle receipts light with mixed demand. Cotton steady with middling uplands at 67 1/2 d and sales totaling 12000 bales of which 2000 bales for export and speculation.
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Chicago
Bason
Uplands
Orleans
West General Assembly official visits city paneling praise
Coughlin chief clerk of the House visits the city and salutes Armin Tenner whose energy and knowledge helped make the Zoological Garden a great success as a group presents him a gold headed cane.
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Coughlin
House of ‘the West General Assembly
Armin Tenner
Zoological Garden
Temperance Convention Sees Candid Advice From Attendee
During the Ladies Temperance Convention a male attendee offers cautious guidance about reopening a matter already tabled saying he will not speak without an invitation. The brief remark reflects decorum and the procedural mood of the gathering.
Letter Exchange Over Literary Mischief Between Old Friends
Mr Bloss receives a cordial note from Hon S B Cox requesting a copy of Political and Literary Miscellany. Cox notes he is publishing Quod Rides Why We Laugh and praises Bloss for past Harper's contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloss
Harper's Monthly
Big Bonanza concert at Hopkins Hall by local amateur troupe
A large crowd attended Hopkins Hall last night for a Big Bonanza concert by an amateur corps of ladies and gentlemen allied with the Colored Orpha Asylum. The program featured pantomimes readings declamations and music with many turned away. The event was praised for its styling and energy. Admission was 25 cents and another performance is planned for Thursday evening the 25th.
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Hopkins’ Hall
Orpha Asylum
The New Music Hall Fund Drives Toward Goal
A fragment notes only about 3000 dollars remain to complete the required sum for the new Music Hall with tomorrow likely reducing the deficit to 2500 dollars. The committee will hold a meeting to organize and urge moneyed men who have not yet subscribed to contribute and sign up promptly.
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Tovagala
Clothing Sale At The Popular Clothiers
James Wilde Jr and Co promote direct import and in house manufacture to offer clothing far below typical retail. The ad claims polite service, plain marked prices, and open Saturday hours until 9 30 PM. Location given as Southwest Corner Fourth and Race Streets.
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C. D
James Wilde, Jr., & CO
Southwest Corner
Fourth and Race Streets
Public spirited citizens rally for enterprise funding
Citizens have already pledged funds for the enterprise with Mr Sellen subscribing $209 yesterday and John Hobinson expected to match. Several other wealthy men, including younger moneyed figures, plan to contribute, urging larger participation from the public and echoing a call to act now or remain silent forever.
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Sellen
John Hobinson
Tragic Sixth Street Rail Accident Claims Child
A boy aged six or seven, Willie Sproull, son of the Har ding's dining saloon superintendent, was fatally injured when pushed from an open door of a streetcar on the south side of Sixth between Plum and Central avenues around 1 PM. Dr Witten and assistant tried to aid him, but the accident occurred despite stopping the car. The driver and conductor appear blameless.
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Consolidated Street Railroad Company
Sixth
Plum Street
Central Avenue
Willie
Anthony Sproull
Harding
Witten
Ggoma
Verdict Not Guilty in United States Marshal Whisky Case
The jury in the United States against the Marshal establishment returned a not guilty verdict. Lawyers Moulton Johnson Blign filed a petition on behalf of Wm St Martin alleging $7,800 penalties for affixing patented wording on unpatented billiard tables. Adam Coulder Calvin Stephens and William Prichards were brought from Ironton by the U S Deputy Marshal. Commissioner Shaw held preliminary examination on counterfeit nickel manufacture charges.
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United States
Moulton, Johnson & Blign
Wm. St. Martin
John M. Cranswick
Adam Coulder
Calvin Stephens
William Prichards
Ironton
Shaw
Carlisle building to rise six stories at Walnut and Fourth
The Carlisle building is under construction to add a mansard roof and iron girders, making it the city's tallest business block with six stories from the curb. Interior remodeling and repairs are underway to provide enlarged room and increased facilities for business needs.
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Carlisle
Walnut
Fourth Streets
False Hair Trade Linked to Small-Pox Victims
A Times reporter notes a surge in wholesale hair offerings as deaths from small-pox rise. Investigations show much of the hair being sold may be cut from victims, with large dealers only buying hair proven to come from healthy individuals and authenticated as wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Grand jubilee and local notices mix with court cases
Esquire Davenick fines Mose Helvey for whipping his wife and the Merry Devils announce a grand jubilee at Drexelius Hall with over 300 tickets sold. Other items report Julius Cy PA m Westerman sleeping on a sidewalk, Ali Hemmingray and wife returning from a wedding tour, and arrests for breach of peace and grand larceny with Tebbs's warrant.
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Drexelius’ Hall
Nd Street
Kearney
Mayor's Court
Mose Harvey
Esq
Davenick
Julius Cy PA
M. Westerman
Newport land sale sparks talks of streetcar reform
James Glenn announces plans to pay 520,600 for 26 acres of land south of Newport city as the proposed new streetcar line looms. The project, tied to a forthcoming building, could end the present streetcar monopoly and introduce new, lower fares and modern comforts for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Glenn
Ing Alley
Newport Bow i
Thanksgiving Hair Care Brush Claim
An obscure ad fragment promotes Thanksgiving hair care brushes labeled Crown Hair Brushes sold by Bruceists retailers. The copy is underspecified but implies a promotional sale or brand positioning during a holiday period. The source text remains garbled and lacks verifiable details or endorsements.
Barry Sullivan to Reappear in The Stranger Return
Barry Sullivan presents a return appearance in The Stranger, staged on a specified occasion. The event centers on Sullivan’s performance and the production context, reflecting a notable film or stage engagement of the era, with emphasis on his role and public anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Sullivan
SOR LENT House Ad Near Bank Station
Fragmentary classified notice describes a desirable phase with rooms near Bank Station. It references tenants, ground access, and a depot area. The readable text is scattered and omits clear dates or prices.
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Anne
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Porte
Joyce
Hendli
Avery
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Hutchins
Gadmann
Witpes
Ulrici
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Gaaliy
Laney
Charies Nordboi
Terald
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Ana Smnewdes
Massachusetts
Ieee
Jacob
Morta
Chicago Tribune
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McKay
The
Dayton Journal
Editiry
P.M
A&e
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Newport Barracks
G. Megrae
Revivalists
Foreign News
Temperance
the Ladies’ Convention
Committee On
Ohio
C. W. Rowland
Myre
L. C. Runyan
E. Pollen
H. H. McCabe
O. S. Gould
Els Aare
I. W. Lester
SK. Voe
M. E. Griffith
Irs
L. Hf. Abler
Towa
J. E Tracy
A. Ingham
M. J. Aldrich
Reyes
T. C. Martindale
Elizabeth Coates
Kenticky
Re. Vage
W. C. Hamilton
Captain Moore
Wisconsin
D. Pinkham
Dr. Brock
Additional River News
Roches
Customs and Intergal Revenue
Washioton
Pittscore
Local Matters
James Wilde, Jr.,&co
Popular Clothiers
Covington
Mose Helvey
Newport
Crown Guo
Atul
Besheit Ana
Igs
Tao
Hatene
Casy Tu Rema Er
Ucatan the Stranger
Jane Coomms
coomEs
Wood’s Theatre
Magauss
heorTa
Loti
Rankin
Trwo
Oxentara
Sycamore St
Omer
LEGAL
Cineisaatt
Hawkton County
Olle
A. Frest
M. Ephis Deleon
A. C. Tylor
Geo
R. Poo
Frances
Frost Harriette
Real
Ton
Towheed
Polim
Sal Tows
Tewasbly
Arelie Tange
Lind
Newbick
W W. Farley
Jonathon Te Dacha
Pinancia
Pensions
Fror
York War
Oo Beunak - B. P. O
Lagam
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