Telegraphic Gummay and Public Dispatches From 1870
A garbled 1870 issue lists telegraphic updates including a $150 per bet tax for a Utah attorney H Hempstead resignation, revenue collector incomes, court actions in New Orleans and Fayatteville, and various political notes. It mentions the Supreme Court adjournment, White House figures, and a murder arrest, with scattered misread names and dates.
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Eee
H. Hempstead
Utah
Chicago
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Cleveland
Republican State Central Committee
Columbus
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Fourth North
Dakota
Vane States
French Anaconda and German Junctions At War Front
November 21 dispatch reports three German armies under Mecklenburg Von Der Tau and Frederick Charles merge, city Paris area poised for sortie. Loire army retreating toward Orleans as Mecklenburg asks for orders while Moltke shifts west. Bourbaki D Aurelles Keraty Gambetta collaborate to strike Paris.
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Loxpon
Versailles
Duke of Mecklenburg
von der Tau
Frederick Charles
Paris
Seine
Serres
von Moltke
Mecklenburg
Duke of
Loire
von Moltkeer
Chateau Due
Chateau Neuf
Gey
Chateau Dun
D'Aurelles
Orleans
D’aurreliis
Leavenworth Manufactures and Westward Industry Role
Special correspondence notes Leavenworth Kansas is not a manufacturing city yet hosts an iron foundry and machinery works attracting capital. It argues for local entrepreneurs to start small scale plants, citing coal, water, rail links, and Western demand as incentives while lamenting reliance on Eastern goods and transport costs.
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Cincinnati Times
Leavenworth
Kax
Bulletin
Department of Industry
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Chicago
Saginaw
Wesern
Kansas
Nebraka
New York
Cincinnati
Troy
New
Missouri
West
Philadelphia
Great Western Manufacturing Company
Louis
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Italia
Rameas
Ein
Ves
Ponastidlien
Ilinois
Missouri River
Boswell
Erates
Repr Cve
Untitled fragment on rebellion and law enforcement
Fragmented OCR text mentions George Ollinger and Patrice Galt in a discussion of arming, trials, and federal authority against a Gor rebellion and United States law. No clear date, place, or concrete event identified.
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George Ollinger
G. Rae Aalto
Patrice Galt
Brutal Family Tragedy Near Potosi Missouri
Near Potosi Missouri on Saturday a French croaie named tegen conspired with a man and his wife and two children in a brutal act that left the family fatally harmed and the house burned with the bodies inside. The accused in serious cases are John Armstrong and Charles.
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Potosi
Ildren
John Armstrong
Charles
Prussia The Giant in the Spiked Helmet Lecture
Letter from Yellow Springs details Professor James K Hoemer's Antioch College talk on Prussia with reflections from his European visit. The extract describes caricature maps of England France and Prussia, mentions the spiked helmet, uniforms and duels, Luther and Frederick the Great statues, and observations on German daily life and Sundays.
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Yellow Springs
James K. Hoemer
Antioch College
Prussia
Europe
England
France
Austria
Salun
K William
Beasitann Ieee
Wellington
Lew Rew
Germany
Buen Rew
Echoola
Berlin
Kansas
Ggg
Iean
Frederick the Great
Meemeane
Eetet
Bertin
Corsar
Luther
Bis
Sallason
A Portrait of Anna Dickin son at the Boston Lyceum
A vivid anecdote shows Anna Dickinson, a prominent woman, stepping to the Boston Lyceum platform before speaking and surveying the audience in silence. A monayer asks why she didn’t sit, and she quips that she planned to sit only after admiring her new dress.
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Anna Dickinson
Boston Lyceum
Monayers
Missouri Letter Promotes Emigration And Prosperity
A Missouri letter describes western settlement prospects and railroads as engines of growth, praising soil, timber, coal, and irrigation. It cites land values from ten to thirty-five dollars per acre, abundant crops from wheat to potatoes, and notes education and taxes, with plans for county improvements and migration to the West.
City Matters Amusements Teases Fritz in Emmet Show
The piece highlights Fritz in the Son of Jo Emmet program as a crowd pleaser with scenes and talent. It notes Robert Schindler from Madame Seebach’s troupe and hints Emmet may become a leading draw for the country.
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Woop
Frits
Jo Emmet
Anc
Fritz
Seevacu
Robert Schindler
Madame Seebach
Schiller
Schadengare
Lessine
Gathe
Halt
Jacourettir
McVey and Dean Return to Red Stockings for Season
The Red Stockings announce McVey and Barry Dean will rejoin for a ten month season with Cal McVey at first base earning 1200 and Dean at left field earning 1000. Wright sails to Boston and Sweasy departs for New Jersey as the club structures a professional lineup and stock at 16000.
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McVey and
Dean
The
Red Tockings
Indianapolis
Gey
Wright
Boston
Leonard Sweasy
New Jsey
Indianapolis Sentinel
Cal. McVey
Barry Dean
Red Stockings
Harry
MeVey
Real Estate Transfers Reported In County Records
Real estate transfers list parcels and heirs including Wile to Stearens on Deanwood Street and Liberty Street properties sold for 4000 dollars, with back extensions to Clarke County plots. Names include J F Torrence and J H Glemmer as administrator, with Riddle estate and other local transfers noted.
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Deanweu
San Mathiase
Liberty Street
Rae
Clarkeon
J. F. Torrence
C. W
J. H. Glemmer
Riddle
Frank Pell the mistresso well known in this city con
Frank Pell, a well known figure in the city, is connected to a misconduct or deception case. Details are unclear from the fragment, but the reference to a local reputation suggests relevance to a city event or accusation.
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Frank Pell
St Pauls Methodist Church Event Amid Confusion
A fragmentary report notes a St Pauls Methodist Church gathering and references a disrupted scene at a city institution. A reverend figure is mentioned in connection with an address at a ceremonial event. The text is garbled, leaving several names and places unreadable.
Get To Cincinnati Beach Event Prompts Local Reading
A fragmentary notice notes a reading event titled Get to Cincinnati at a beach venue. It references a paper and a local host. Details are incomplete but the event is tied to a reading activity planned near the coast with public attendance expected.
Sixteenth Wee ington Irving Gang event teased
An unclear report hints at an upcoming local event next Friday with names and places misspelled. It mentions Clark, Suckiows et Bay, and individuals Sam, Lewis, Samuel, and Beok in a fragmentary sports or social scene with limited readable context.
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Weeington Irving Gang
Clark
Sam Cut Lewis
Lewis
Samuel Beok
Missionary society meeting at First Presbyterian Church
American Tract Society held a meeting at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Glenn Weed of Chicago and Major H P Lloyd speaking on missionary work and the Society's publications. The session praised broad catholicity and urged Cincinnati support, ending with a benediction. A court tale followed about the Redman Culbertson cane and a $300 settlement reportedly reached.
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American Tract Society
First Presbyterian Church
Pacific Coast
H. P. Lloyd
Cincinnati
Day at the orphanage dinner list peculiar streets
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a daytime event at an orphanage with odd street names and possible addressees including Mrs Dr John Owis at 323 Elm Street and Mt Auburn asylum. Details are unclear and distorted.
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John Owis
Mt. Aubuars
Six Train From New York To Pittsburg In Twelve Hours Thirty Minutes
A Sunday evening six train departed New York bound for Pittsburg covering the distance in twelve hours and thirty minutes including stoppages. Poor time keeping due to several stops resulted in an average speed of forty miles per hour.
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New York
Fittsburg
Seniors' laborer at Accupent incident shocks town
An OCR fragmented report notes a serious morning incident involving Thomas Povs of the C. H. & D. Railroad. Details are unclear but the event appears tied to a laborer working at Accupent with a morning timetable context and local concern.
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Thomas Povs
Unper tax tale of Brinkman family confusion
The note describes a wife of William Brinkman and a troubling incident involving two shots near the Brinkman family area. Details are unclear but point to a local disturbance connected to the Brinkman household.
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Willim Brinkman
Brinkman
Hog Slaughterers' Association Forms in City
A group of boge firms formed the Hog Slaughterers' Association to promote premium hog slaughtering and protection. They resolve not to sell meat to anyone purchasing hogs from non-listed slaughterers, aiming to control practice and safeguard their members.
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Hoo Slaventengss’ Association
Boge
Ncionati Hog Slaughterers’ Arma
Cadena
Dispute over separation prompts legal action in river city
A local quarrel over absence and potential divorce leads to questions about bed and board, possible suits, and how the code will be applied. Meanwhile a communication from Seminary Lot arrives as Actios fees totaling 1457 dollars are ordered and delinquent tax bills up to 13000 dollars await judgment ahead of December tax sale.
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St. Louis
Seo
Actios Fees
Ory
Bradley Investigation Delayed In Afternoon Session
Theodor Chambers testified about culvert work progress as the Bradley inquiry resumed. James Kissick asked about John Bradley’s character, noting fifteen years of honesty and no known evil. Bradley, a tradesman, previously held a cleaning contract on a North city project. the hearing adjourned to ten o'clock.
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Theodor Chambers
W.low
James Kissick
John Bradley
Gloria and Wilbur Pride Essay on Organ Inscriptions
A fragmented text discusses Gloria from the Twelfth Mass and an erred inscription for an organ. It lists organ stops and combinations including double open diapason bourdon and pedal voices, noting detailed ranks and Pedal settings though with garbled phrasing. The piece references praise to God and peace on earth in a liturgical context.
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Bourdon
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