Hotel arrivals at major cities listed in Daily Crnes
The Daily Crnes shows arrivals at principal hotels with guests from many places including Madison Williamson Newport Iowa Lambert Denison W Hosta Harley McCormack Tuite Mt Pleasant Chesnut Love rd Wolf Lafayette Mason Albany Haven Wing Cleveland Mason Haven New Haven etc. The notes enumerate guests by name and origin across multiple hotels in the period.
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Vanes
Madison
Wal Illiamson
Ind
Newport
Owa
Lambert
Denson
Hosta Eeems
Ord
Harley
Catto
acCormack
J . Tuite
Mt Pleasant
Chesnut
Wolf
Lafayette
Mason
Albany
Wing
Cleveland
P.M Helt
Haven
Obscure 19th Century Names in Local Notices
A jumble of scattered names and places appears as an OCR damaged list of individuals and towns. The fragment shows surnames such as Nichols, Evans, Dennis, Burt, Runyon, Hutchison, Kanen, Clarke, Mason, Sides, Hamright, Kabvank, Fletcher, Crane, Lockwell, Reed and many others with towns like Cleveland, Philadelphia, Lexington, Georgetown, Winchester, Hillsboro, Louisville. The context hints at a miscellaneous notice or directory fragment with no clear event.
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L Nichols
Clevela i Wiltama
NW Evans
Phila
WB Dennis
Miss Burt
Turdy
Ato
D Runyon
Lex'p
HS McChester
J Hutchison
N.Y
Kanen, Co
Moore & Wi
Geory
Chcore
Negan
Lex
Thompson
P Jameson
N Rimond
O. D. Fletcher
Vet Clarke Mariett Massie
Gerneville
Rhoube Judy
Ine Burg
T Sawer Gan
A Pankey
New Richa Saarent
Mire Mason
Tippecanoe
Hamright Paris
Northcourt
Kabvank
Winchester
Wecn
Hillsboro
J. Sudduth
Thomas
Fletch
Winches
RM Andrews
J Bricy
I Delans
Cleveland
Walnut
Emperado
Fragmentary Names Reflect Local Notice Coverage
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places across Kentucky Ohio and beyond, including Obie Newcomb Ky W A Saunders Moore Ky G G Cox Tenn and others. It reads like a fragmented public notice or roster with scattered city and college references, but lacks clear event details or dates.
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Wes Ee
Danyiit
Xen Moana
Unclear Names and Places in Fragmented Case List
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names and places including Hewes Stephown Gaia Crump McKees Jones Marietta Guyn Wright Emens Parmeriee Lewis Mew Birmerton Dou Dayton Schwarn Sitter Woodford Higbee Falmer Thomas. No coherent events or actions emerge from the readable fragments.
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Hewes
Stephown
Gaia
Piisin
Res
Clevelia
Woman
Ohio
Crump
McKees
Cammin
Dayton
Emens
Parmeriee
Lewis
Fragmented OCR list of names and places
Readable items include numerous personal names and towns such as Xenia Lexington Franklin Plymouth Lex Ky Marion Jad Mt Carmel Madison etc. The fragment shows scattered initials and surnames with city references, likely a directory or notice list with many errors and omissions.
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G B McEwen
Colam
Fyler
Xenia
Bus
Jud
J & Reece
Franklin
Brp
Agagiece
Dave W Ellars
Midway
O. A Watson
Do. D Millar
Kenton
Jamestey Xenia
Sutton
Spri
Buaser Hovsr and Co Assets and Directors Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists Buaser Hovsr A C Jost Co proprietors and various names including L Griffis Conner ville D Davis Shelby ville Northam St Joe A Daugherty Lancaster R Thompson Nashy atkhham NY HM York Galin 0 Taylor etc. Partial notes mention Palmer Chi Adama Vick Angmt Pintha beer and other random names. no clear event or outcome.
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Direcly
L. Griffis
Connerville
Zb Davis
Shelby Vil
Will
Lentegeta
Sautchusen
May Ville
Northam
Joe M
Daugherty
Licaster
R Thompson
Nashyatkhham
HM York
Galin
Taylor
Incipits
SecPuck
Lary, Jr
Lexi
Verden A
Amber
Galveston
Chaterner
Parwin Devenport
St Je
Palmer
Chi “ Adama
Vick
Ang
Mt . Pintha
Beer Carro
Eveland
Cleyv
Merchant & Wee
Smart
Odin
Tie
AW Macacheek
Frais
GG Thayer
Woman Gives Up Her Baby at Night for Shelter
A young woman calling herself Gallic says she arrived with her infant of five months and, lacking better shelter, gave the child to others for care. She mentions no family or steady support and seeks assistance.
Temperance Mass Meetings Report and Local Notices
Temperance advocates plan weekly public meetings with strong speakers to promote prohibition and abstinence. Rev. Meharry, Prof. Edwards, and Dr. Sherwood address attendees at Church of the Cross. next event set for Bethel with Rev. Ramey and others. City finances and civic items follow, including an inquest verdict of accidental drowning.
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Church of the Cross
Findlay
Baymiller Streets
Oun
Mr. Mace
Meharry
Habakuk
J. Edwards
Sherwood
Sons of Temperance
Bethel
Mr. Rameey
Edwards
Disturbance Charge in Police Court Proceedings
Johan McFarland an eighteen year old man appeared in the Police Court this morning on a charge of drunkenness and disturbing the peace near Bay Miller streets by using obscene language. He was given a severe warning to deter others from similar offenses.
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Johan McFarland
Awas
Baymiller Streets
Coffee house owner faces charges at Police Court
John Kock, keeper of a coffee house at Lian and Oliver streets, appeared this morning before the Police Court. The case against Heare backs some two cens was dismissed for lack of evidence and no further prosecution was justified.
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John Kock
Lian and
Oliver Streets
Fire at BE Hill's Jewelry Store on Main Street
About four o'clock Officers Hazard and Dennett found a fire in the rear of BE Hill's jewelry store, 108 Main Street. Water doused the blaze but the flames damaged the interior and appeared to be the work of an incendiary with the aim of looting valuables.
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Hazard
Dennett
BE. Hill
Main Street
Beating a Child Before Judge Straub
Timothy Brannan Mary Brannan and son Thomas Brannan stood before Jud Straub for brutal beating of William Brannan a family member. William suffered bruises and was hospitalized. Defendants held in $100 each to appear December 7.
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Timothy Brannan
Mary Brannan
Thomas Brannan
Case of Ex-Policeman Bundy in Police Court
Ex policeman Bundy faced theft by deception charges for obtaining $5 under a false case. He admitted the money was obtained but said it was in good faith and he was en route to repay when arrested. The case was continued to Friday at the prosecution's request.
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Bundy
Aleutian Islands
Vaancouver
Baranoff
New Archangel
Sitka
St. Petersburg
Simpson
Bitke
America
Russian Amesion
Amtechaika
Russian America
Jefferson Davis
Rousseau
San Francisco
S.pees
Pregenton Sokata
Thanksgiving Services at Grace M. E. Church Newport Ky
The Grace M. E. Church in Newport Kentucky hosts services on Thursday November 28 at 11 o clock with a Thanksgiving Dinner in the lecture room. The day includes a meeting of the Ladies Mite Love Brigade and circuit court notes mention Judge pro tem R Tarvin Baker elected due to Judge Doniphan’s absence amid low water.
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Grace M. E
Newport
Grace M. E. Church
Doniphan
R. Tarvin Baker, Esq
Circuit Court
Coal stock and local incidents reported in Covington area
The record notes coal tonnage at about one hundred fifty thousand bushels. A person shot by Oscar Bur eard on Saturday is at the Plen House with a likely recovery. A church service is scheduled for tomorrow at 11 o clock by Rev J Way, with further local events and a trial noted on Main Street Covington toward Cincinnati.
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A.J. Moner
Oscar H. Bur Eard
Plen House
Union M. E. Gavece
J. Way
Covington
Avenue
Cincinnati
Ice Opposes River Crossing Delays Reported
The report notes temporary delays as ice forms along the river creating a barrier to crossing. Piles of Seine are being delivered and boats will wait until the river ice clears. The caves are expected to shift within three days after ice first wakes.
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Lowa
Omaha Tlerald
Prohibitory Law in Boston Described at Parker Howe
A correspent visits Boston’s Hub to report Dickens and outlines the Parker Howe scene. A notice warns all concerned that no drinks are served. The episode unfolds with a weary barkeeper and a mysterious dialogue in a marble setting, ending with a lingering, puzzled mood.
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Boston
Dickens
Parker Howe
Emile
Trav— Ney
Aneer
History of Russian America Discovery to Treaty Transfer
A detailed account by John Eggers covers the Russia Alaska sale and transfer to the United States. It recounts negotiation moments from Buchanan administration through the 1867 treaty, the price of 7.2 million, sitka and Baranoff posts, climate, flora, timber potential, and the strategic reasons behind selling Russian America to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Petersburg
Sitka
Russia
Pacific Coast
Canares
Pacific
America
British America
Penincula
Alaska
Alew Islands
Greenwich
Uni
Northwestern America
U. S. Coast Survey Office
Russian America
Mizor
North Ape
Behring’s Sea
Baranofy
Treacent Islands
Lincoln
Victoria
Fom
Baranoff
British Columbia
Washington Territory
Oregon
Baron von Kittlitz
Kittlitz
St Nea
Ingtends
Norway
Goth
Neule
San Francisco
New World Dispatches Highlight Key Specialties
Last night’s telegraph dispatches cover the New York Chamber of Commerce stance on specie payments and political notes from the South. Impeacher Ashley Harloting retracts after accusations of perjury, and Louisiana convention developments accompany election news from South Carolina and Mississippi.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Louisiana
South Carolina
Mississippi
Grant interview and late 1865 political notices in New York
A New Haven Palladium interview with General Grant is cited, touching on reticence toward New York Trio and asserting clarity of his principles. The report from Ricampon and other dates details Judge Underwood mandamus actions, Mississippi election results, Radical party claims, and a Confederate-era convention in New Orleans with rules drafting. Additional items note the steamer Idaho explosion, Macon rail plans, and Bavarian violence.
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General Grant
New York
The
New Haven Palladium
Ricamonp
New Onteans
Idaho
Caantistox
Macon
Washington Dispatches and Political Notes From November
From Washington and surrounding reports, coverage details the 1908 mail service plans including weekly Cunard additions and reduced sea postage, impeachment testimony by Representative Ashley, and intrigues around letters linked to Lincoln’s assassination. Also notes on a catastrophic island inundation with about 16,000 dead and naval movements.
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Washington
Washmarton
Te Fria Trough
R. Somuat
Raggice
Internaory
Great Gritain
Hamburg
Lloyd's and
Inman Lines
Ecos
Orave
Rf Army
New York
Department
Atlantic Mail Service
Cunard Line
Plumb
Mexico
de Rae
Maximilian
Tegethott
Ashley
Judiciary Committee
Messrs
Eldridge
Marshall
Conover
Dunham
Ury
Johnson
Lincoln
Rupture Reported Between Hayti and San Domingo
From the West Indies Havana November 25 latest advices confirm rupture between Hayti and San Domingo. Insurrection in Silnave Hayti ends. Foreign consuls in Hayti receive guaranteed protection. Revolutionists of Pad ie ae money are noted as controlling a key province of Gabbe.
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Havana
Hayti
San Domingo
Silnave
Pad
Gabbe
Weston Arrives to Fight Here and Heads to Chicago
Weston reached The Lone Walk at 6 15 PM and stays to fight. He plans to leave tomorrow, then travel to Chicago expected to arrive at 9 00 AM Thursday.
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Laponts
Ixp
Weston
Chicago
Cartier pushes renewal steps for Reciprocity Treaty
In Parliament Mr Cartier said the provincial government would take initial steps to renew the Reciprocity Treaty with the United States. Mrs Howell, mother in law of Jeff Davis, died yesterday.
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Canada
Mosinesh
House of Commons
Cartier
Provialenst
United Tes
Howell
Jeff. Davis
Abyssinian Expedition Debate and Garibaldi Release
The Old World reports a debate in the British Parliament the day before yesterday on the Abyssinian Expedition with Garibaldi released. It notes a proposed conference and includes dispatches from China and related developments.
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Garibaldi
China
House of Commons debate on the Atlantic Cable release
In Lompon on November 26, the House of Commons sat to debate the release of the tives and justified the final section of tine e mi expe.
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Lompon
House of Commons
Hoa
Disner
Floating debt plan seeks end to greenback notes
The Gender 2cene backs a committee's report to cancel all government floating debt except legal tenders and 10 percent customs receipts in greenbacks until gold and greenbacks align. A memorial to the Board of Councilmen asks to accept Mayor's invitation to join in a funeral tribute to Manchester victims. A U S Court judge in North Goreline asserts the court's power to decide juror qualifications free of military authority.
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Manchester
North Goreline
Congress Special Session Debates Tax on Bonds and Homestead Law
In the XLth Congress Special Session debate, Mr Pike proposes a 1 percent tax on United States bonds and treasury authorization for bond rolls affecting state taxation. Mr Julian urges House Public Lands Committee to amend the 1862 Homestead Law to restrict public land sales to settled and improved lands. The House fumbled through a fiscal discussion leading to adjournment amid partisan tension.
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Pike
Maine
Union
Committee of Aes
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Rbioe
Boan Casunare
Julian
Indiana
Nolen
Aa Tong
Dam
Thitiols
Democrat
Ieee
She Paneraier
National
I Cnerener
Ee Ae
Ee TC
Ee House
Foreign Facts And Fancies
A garbled digest notes a broken submarine cable between Corsica and France complicating news transmission from The Pope. It cites Roman debt and Italian politics while mentioning Britain’s Royal Society fundraising for cruelty prevention and a Dr Stallard critique of foreign affairs. It references English welfare and education with scattered data about debts, sickness, housing, and schools.
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Corsica
France
Thieves and Robbers Reported in Sathern Indiana
Sporadic arrests are noted as horse thieves and robbers operate in Sathern Indiana. Police report occasional detentions but provide few leads.
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Sathern
Indiana
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City Maters
Cenraat Hotel— Prors
Inapga & Schoerrt
Brewer
Clinton
Meville
Weacott
Burlington
Foster
Fairs & W. Ky
Kraft
New Point
JG Doren
Hantam
Mancnaxrs
Horet—Gallener, Newson & Co., Paoraisrots
Miller
Dogle
Maysville
Everson
Loulavilile
Bell
W. Canad
Iadty
Mercayne Ripley
Swevenane
Bnio
L. Cord
Ditton
McClain
M Kerr
Marietta
Jo Cox
Ohie
J Manck
Chesire
T Manck
Merzorouran Horer
W. A. Tavasros
Paoprieror
Janes Horer
H. P. Ellins
Propai Etor
Gaye House
Gronot “Wesen
Paorsis Tor
C Smiley
Greenco
Punleystation
Neer
New Carlisle
O ' Mina
Igacnbare
Lewaste
Dresser
Veena
V P Card
Kokon Gunter
Mye
Onan Reienbelt
Hamillte Oore
Rash O Griffin
J Jounson
Jones
L Sethel
Payette Co
L Racker
West Alexandrie
J Gaets
Jobalee
Buaser Hovsr
A. C. Jost & Co., Pao- Prietors
Fer
Mr. Meharry
Dr. Lee
D. J. Edwards
City Treasury
Dini Ini
Neral
Superior Court’ Fund
Stein
Ome
Refuge Fund
Osiareiiiin
Reine Total Gawuresmentin
Ceasure
City Infirmary
Relief Union
Col. Watson
Emmert
Yester
Ohio River
Deercreek
John Arata
Louis Padeta
Fourth
Elm Streets
Capasnie
Newport News
Covington News
Cincinnati Times
ALA SE. A
John Eggers
Buchanan
Gwin
California
Appleton
Russianmerican Fur Company
Dsapeiih
M. de Stoeckl
Senate
Treasury
House of Representatives
Asia
Siberia
Russian Empire
Peter the Great
Beven
Behring
Ressles
Bebb
Gabriel
Kamechatka
American
Behri
Techirikow
Sachor
St. Elias
Hudson Bay
Pasifia
Atlantic
Icy Cape
Sumner
Alaska Territory
Sampers
Cook
Hawaii
Northwest America
Vancouver
Katz Meares
Bengal
Daily Times
NEW World
New
Ontszans
Wase Pasate
New State
L. McMillen
Ee Securities
Ke Roerstein BsUadioek
Bers
Sewac
West Indies
Atlantic Cable
Rom
Wasutnreron
R. Sumner
Friends of the Union
Italy
London
Barlow
Royal Society For the
Robert Lowe
Edinon
Educf
Lowe
Stallard
Burkhardt’s
Main St
Pfurs
Camp Hat & Fur Company
West Third Street
Burnet House
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