Belegraphic Dispatches From A Turbulent Night
Forty four people die in Mobile and a chaotic mash of reports from Kansas to Persia fills the dispatches. Mention of trials in India and a ministerial appointment from France to White, plus a fire in Malden destroying a woolen mill. Reports note political shifts, immigration talk, and a Toledo Laymen Institute ending with a nocturnal procession.
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Mobile
Kansas
Court of St. James
Erphy
Fish
Persia
Omaha
San Francisco
Wild
Treilhard
France
White
Tennessee Random Butler
Malden
Massachusetts
Paar
Estern
M. Bradford
Caton
Kentucky
Dakota
Inned
England
Russia
John Hoey
Ben
Laymen’s Institute
Toledo
Eck
Leeds
Poe
Fragmentary note on treaties and neutrality strategy
A garbled fragment describes a leader holding a draft of a secret France treaty and two strings to his bow. It mentions rejecting France’s offer and seeking demands to compel Austria’s neutrality as a condition amid tearing the 1856 treaty apart.
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France
Austria
Fight of Dreux and Russian War Prep Details
Special dispatch from Loupon with updates on French operations near Orleans and Dreux, German positions under Prince Frederick Charles, and Russian army on war footing. Includes explanations of Article 9 of the 1856 treaty, Lord Lyons and Odo Russell’s diplomacy, and notes on military movements, bombardment prospects, and political stakes.
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Manteuffel
Palladines
New York Tribune
Loupon
Tribune
Epernay
Aieree Soist
Schoe Es
Orleans
Dreux
Drea
Prince Frederick Charles
Lord Lyons
Tourn
Odo Russell
Russia
France
Caucasus
ATOMS OF WAR AND ALLIED DRIFTING CONFLICT NOTES
Consolidated war items report Hazen leaving Versailles for Germany and French and Prussian actions across multiple fronts. Russian moves, Turkish resistance, conscription in Russia, plus diplomatic chatter in London and Brussels. Elections results spark Conservative and Liberal tallies as Britain strengthens naval and military contingents.
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Hazen
Versailles
Germany
Neufchatel
Eurax
Montmedy
Paris
Toure
Brussels
Ricciotti Garibaldi
Prussia
Sarcy
Berlin
Odo Russell
Bismarck
Russia
Black Sea
Vonel
Tergnier
Coast Guard
Pensioners
Gladstone
Times
Max‘Mal
Pleasant Journey Through Estill and Madison County Hills
Special correspondence from Cincinnati Times describes a scenic tour twenty miles southeast of Richmond, Kentucky, through Estill and Madison counties. The piece evokes the hill country, river ferries, old cottages, summer visitors, and historic sites like Lud Lowry's Cave Mill and nearby hotels, rail lines, and cobblestones, highlighting rural charm and nostalgic travel along the Kentucky river basin.
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Eesti
Aanemanaie
Red River
Miller's Creek
Estill
Mississippi
Kentucky
Lud Lowry
Ferther
Esili
Redange
Lad Rigray
Falls
Ohio
Emmet’s Fritz Portrays German Character On Stage
CITY MATTERS AMUSEMENTS Woon s Treaton Mr Joseph K Emmet continues his popular German role Fritz in Our Cousin German. After 300 nights he remains a strong draw with entertaining songs dances and clever German mannerisms. The engagement runs to the end of Emmet s engagement next Saturday evening. Swiss Be Kinones The Alleghen ians troupe will perform vocal and instrumental pieces in concert December Sth 6th and 7th likely to attract many fans.
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Woon
Joseph K. Emmet
Fritz
Emmet
Ewimet
Property transfers list with multiple lot trades and leases
A stream of real estate actions lists transfers and leaseholds including Patrick Murray to Owen English for Lot 25 by 63 feet, Longworth to Louis Kuirehm for Lot near Sycamore Street, F H Short to Herman Rust for Lot 243-10 on Western Avenue, Striker guardian to W H Smith for Lot 16 on Clark Street, Joan Felix leasehold at 85 feet on Liberty Street, D A Worth leasehold of same size near West Fi an, Sempson to Jackson Sam leasehold FY on Oliver Street, Wm Rankin and wife to J Hy Bates for Lot 60 by 180 feet on McHenry Street, Esther R. Whetstone to John Mears undivided interests in Survey 620, Anderson WT Bexjeon to K F Bendorf leaseholds, Samuel Todd and wife to A K Basson on Hodmer Street.
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Patrick Murray
Owen English
Leck
Longworth
Louis Kuirehm
Sycamore St
Boa
Psu
F. H. Short
Wile
Herman Rust
Wet
Western Avenue
Sherman Avenue
St.Martha
Oliver Street
Walnut Hills
Wm. Rankin
J. Hy Bates
McHenry Street
Elmer i
Samuel Todd
A. K. Basson
Hodmer Street
Cameninarilic
Tax Country Immmary Construction Nears May Occupation
Work on a vast building advances rapidly with completion aimed by May. Sash with heavy glass to be installed by tomorrow noon. Plastering and ventilating features progress as a large force of workmen executes the ambitious exterior stack. Foundation reaches three feet of cement and concrete, rising to a total height of about 120 feet from cellar base.
Health Lif apparatus dispute at gymnasium
Saturday announcement notes Young Men's Gymnastic Association bought a Health Lif device for Fourth Street rooms. Philadelphia dealer Bates had a contract to sell only for private use and prohibits gym use, sparking potential court action. The piece also discusses a hinged window in street-car doors to pass fares and messages, a minor convenience with health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Gymnastic Association
Bates
Oatentee
Condi
Philadelphia
St Cecilia Day Celebrated at Cathedral with Ceremonies
St Cacinta s Day was celebrated at the Cathedral with ceremonies and music. A large audience witnessed vespers and a dedicatory sermon by Rev J M Seeeee. Wages of sin is death was cited and $25,000 was subscribed. Taxable real property in Clifton listed at $1,500,000.
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Soulle
J. M. Seeeee
W. X. Ninde
Detroit
Dre
Jeffries
Fey
Lucien Clark
York-street
Rev
Eben Oo
Seventh-Street
Special meeting urged by Board of Councilmen
Tomorrow evening the Board of Councilmen plans a special session. The sale of pews from the new St Pauls M E Church is set for next Monday evening. A contracting update notes various local civic items and incidents in a compact, period-voice notice.
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Board of Councilmen
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Turner Society Twenty Third Anniversary Celebration
The Twenty third anniversary celebration of the Turner Society began at Turner Hall yesterday and will continue today and tonight. Prizes will be awarded this evening and an address will be delivered by Col.
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Turner Society
Turner Hall
Col
Burial Planned for Longtime Resident Dr Sherwood
Dr William Sherwood a prominent local figure died at his son’s home at 4 Court Street last Saturday from a tumor of the bowels. His remains will be transported to Delaware County for burial.
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Wm. Sherwood
Court Street
Delaware County
Baker Heoy Dunholter Disappears With Large Cash Sum
Heoy Dunholter a baker who resided on West Sixth Street vanished taking between fifteen and sixteen thousand dollars. He notified his family he would not return but left his wife and children provided for.
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Heoy Dunholter
West Sixth Street
Tur Zouave Excursion to Chicago Thanksgiving
Members of Company B Zouave Battalion invite local citizens to join a Thanksgiving trip to Chicago to visit the Eileworth Zouaves. Round trip fare is eight dollars. Excursion train departs the C H D depot at 7 P M Wednesday night.
Rector of Bt. Jlees Episcopal Church to Leave for Dayton
The congregation notes seven years of service by the rector and presents statistics of his labors. Mr Wright leaves many friends who regret his departure and will be stationed in Dayton.
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Peundey Maveng Peal’ Gly Ecgiet Nda Ag ‘Areyve Armen
Bt. Jlees Episcopal Church
Wright
Dayton
Death of Edwardes’ Young Son in Lockland
Last Tuesday four year old boy, son of Mr Edwardes of Lockland, choked on a grain of parched corn stuck in the wind-pipe. Despite medical aid, the grain could not be removed and the child died after hours of agony around 11 o'clock.
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Edwardes
Lockland
Harmone Society to Open in New Walnut Street Hall
Cincinnati Harmone Society moves into permanent quarters in the old Merchants' Exchange room on Walnut street between Fourth and Fifth. They host a musical house warming tonight for associate members and a few invited guests.
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Cincinnati Harmone Society
Merchants’ Exchange Room
College Ee Walnut
Evening Evangelization Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The meeting at the 74 church corner Fourth and Main will be addressed by Rev. Dr Stevenson of New York Rev G C W of Chicago Rev T Yocum of Christ Church and others from American Tract Society. The event is part of a regional evangelization effort noted in church notices.
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Dane
Rik Goone
Eres Presbyterian
Fourth and Main Streets
Stevenson
New York
G.C. W
Chicago
H. Pp. Eng
Yocum
Christ's Church
Executive Committee Meeting on College Hill Action
The Executive Committee of College Hill and Mo. invites the people of the three parishes to a meeting tomorrow evening the 22d at the Farmers' College chapel. John K. Davey, Joseph F. Wright and others will discuss taking action to secure early completion of the project.
Marriage of Henry G. Dres and Emma A. Bauer
Henry G. Dres and Emma A. Bauer were married in a ceremony noted by L. H. Lorain, Esq. The couple’s union is described with warm wishes that they may continue their life together as one.
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Henry G
Dres
Emma A. Bauer
L. H. Lorain
Five suicide attempts reported with one fatal outcome
Last week saw five attempts to end life by drowning or self harm with four successfuls. The final attempt ended when the person plunged into water and did not rise again, marking a fatal case amid multiple tries.
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ICIDE
Coe Ea
Cci Ae
Cme
Exhibition notices mark new professor drawings this week
The notice announces three exhibitions by Professor Migory at the Great Apeekin, highlighting new artworks and the manifold beauties of figures. The public high school is noted in passing as usual.
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Mi — Gory
Funeral Sermon Revered Dr Jeffery on the death of C W Starbuck
The Ninth Street Baptist Church hosted a crowded funeral discourse by Rev Dr Jeffrey on the sudden death of C W Starbuck, Cincinnati editor and benevolent philanthropist. The sermon praised Starbuck’s loyalty to the Union, wealth of benefaction, and tireless fundraising for the Relief Fund, highlighting his public service and charity.
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Ninth-street Baptist Church
Dr. Jeffrey
C. W. Starbuck
Moses
Starbuck
Mr. Starbuck
Min
Mr. Star
Spee
Lanman’s Florida Perfume Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows Lanman’s Florida perfume for handkerchief, toilet use and personal fragrance. Mentions “Water Lanman’s Florida Water” and general scent usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanman’s
Florida ‘Water
Corner Stone Ceremony Of Dr Worrall’s Building
A crowded Saturday ceremony marked the laying of a cornerstone for Dr Worrall’s project. Prominent officials and diverse citizens attended the event at the site, with notable remarks from local leaders and a procession through the gathering.
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Dr. Worrall
Ian
Peop Ra Pop Ag
Gevners
Cormor
Newport Council Meeting Records and Docket Summary
City council convened to address multiple items including street repairs and safety enforcement. Vague docket references mention individuals or cases such as Fowler, Caldwell, Hedge, Lewie, and Sebar with notes on budgets, paving, and potential public works actions.
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Fowler
Beck
Sebar
Caldwell
Hedge
Lewie
Newport
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Vienna
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H. R. Iron of America
Cincinnati Times
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Cincinnati
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California
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Betacher
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Dr. Batts’ Drapeneary
Dr. Seely
Seventh Street
Aes
Ces Justice Chase
Sathe County
Wo ‘Underhill
Riggs
Mr. Pike
Hamilton County
Ohio Legislature
House of Refuge
W. M. Conkling
Plainfield Turnpike
Sycamore Township
Sixth Street
Way
Allen Chapel
Colon Meth
Temmis
Charles Bardis
Jeffrey
Relief Fund of
Reneger
Speeneng
Baraetemen
Searback
Thenanes
Omar
Rom Colambie Ee
Gaid
Professor E. 8
Lippitt
Amere
Ead
Pbs
Democrat
Argos
Argus
Calmien
Warrela
Cali
R. F. Thorburn
Truman B. Handy
New County Infirmary
John Schenck
Stewart Avenue
Columbia
Gabe
Aio
Mt. Auburn
Wilson Bros
West
Rae
Dearborn
Coelen
Murray
M. Deimannd
Eet In Ag Bek
Bell
Race Street
Abe
Pourse's
Cincinwatt
Loun Holland
West Fourth
Sufl-Ly
Central Tea Store
Soren Bienies
T. Griffiths
N. W. Cor
Covington
Franklin Type
Vine Street
Gaia
Jae
Valencia
Rankin
Fifth Street
Richmond
Smquaker
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