Old Hamilton County Court records reveal sharp discipline
A tour through early court proceedings shows debt suits, divorces, jail terms, and fines in 1790s Hamilton County. Notable figures include Ensign William Henry Harrison and various lawyers, sheriffs, and clerks as Old Man readers recall a justice system with strict penalties and evolving rules.
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Bere
John 8
Gane
Benjamin Bitten
Jacob Toppe
Brown
Joseph Constable
Crier
Israel Ladlow
Henry Reed
J White
Mutus
White
Reed
John Brown
John Manneo
Im Buites
Uite
Shin
Mary Sim
Peter Clark
Otessil
Clark
Benedict
John Ssett
Isaac Astaan
Seatie
Oma Brows
Daniel Be
Cornelius
Terry Fortie
Hel
William Henry Harrison
William
Religious Intelligence with Multiple Pulpit Listings
Local notices list sermons and religious meetings across various churches. Dr Smith preaches at East Pearl Street Church with Love Feast at 9 PM while Rev J M Reid and Rev W J M hold services at other venues. The Radical Unitarian Society meets at Music Hall tomorrow at 11 AM on eternal life themes.
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Joel Swartz
T. D. Moore
Vinestreet Congregationsi
Sunmerbell
Bible Eee
Longworth Street
Tract House
Elm Street
Western Book and Tract Society
Young Men's Bible Society
Dr. Storrs
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mt. Washington M. E
Wm. Whetston
Thos. Whetstone
Davis W. Clark, Jr
Bishop Clark
Dunham
Pere
York Street M. E
Ramsay
Osation
Cincinnati Presbytery
Purcell
St. John’s Church
Bremen
Bethel
Bethe
Song of
Metho Cit Episcopal Church
Will &i
Union Chapel
Seven Street
Ceieeds Tiei
Central Avenue
Wiley
J. Wwom
Semilton County Sabbath School Association
Avon Hall
Avondale
Theophilus Wilson
Fay
Folk Township
Elizabethtown
Whitewater Township
People's Independent Church
M. P
Wally Mettng
J. Ce
Terian Geek Braifrll
Rev. W. 7
Kristian Chareh
A. Bnd
Vickers Gee
Radical Unitarian Society
Ll A.M
Ing’ Music Hall
A. D. F Save
Church of Ees
Verdict of Coroner's Jury on Railway Disaster
The Coroner's Jury finds neglect by Theodore com for failure to ensure proper brake operation and duty execution. Wesley Brower is exonerated for warning and attempting to stop the Hamilton accommodation train. other brakemen blamed for lack of ordered duties and inadequate brake distribution.
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Lrakke
Colltitend
Sitseapa
Sidi Busi
Resoten Atten
Fesu
Alesw
Hick Ae Roe
Fagman
Hamilton
Theodore Com
Flegmas
Wesley Brower
Seeee
Arrivals at principal hotels listed with names and places
A scattered list shows arrivals at hotels with numerous personal names, originating cities such as Orleans, Lex, Phila, and Louisville. The fragmentary roster includes Booths like Newcomb Filkins Dodd and many others, indicating a travel peak or guest directory.
Fragmentary Local Names List in Obscure Notice
A damaged OCR excerpt lists numerous individuals and places with scattered initials and towns in Illinois Indiana Kentucky New York and Ohio. The fragmentary names include James Horex H P Exias Vincen LChaffer Sits Hoabrst B Hutchchins J Basen Greensburg J Holbrook Lebanon and others with scattered affiliations and gaps.
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Rd. Vincen
Lchaffer Edo
Hutchchins
Igoney
Newari
J McMacey
Hoyt
New York
Am & W
O Teibott
MD Cassidy
Proprieties and Names List From Hover-Msaper Record
A fragmented OCR shows proprietors and individuals listed with places and initials. The text includes names such as Obie R Perin Wilhameville MG Grover Greensbu Greensburg W Douglas Downy J WW Henan W K Watson B Harris JG scot Lanham C Jotneen C Morgan Hart J Foley Mhorrick EO BY Pen Peasant L Perry Redmanacim McKee Wearfield Paris K Scott Mo.
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Franklin
Obie
R Perin
Wilhameville
MG Grover
Greensbure
Oedin
G Rover
Greensburg
Douglas
Itu
Marmen
Downy
Opton
Henan
Watson
Harris
JG Scot
Lanham
C Jotneen
C Morgan
L Perry
Ing Reenfield
Jae BA Banieh
A. Green
Sandusk
A Anderson
H F
Redmanacim McKee
Aeennee
S. Wearfield
Paris
K Scott
Canal News Arrivals and Supplies Listed for Steamer Trade
The canal news item acknowledges Captain Meserole and lists inbound goods and cargo items including coal, oats, wheat, malt, fertilizer, lard, lime, cement, lumber, beer, sand, and bacon among others. Names such as Hins, Toledo, R. B. Gordon, and Tittes de appear in the article.
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Canal News
Meserole
Toledo
R. B. Gordon
Baies Bay
Col Clay to Attend Funeral of W H Glore
Covington news notes Col Clay No 169 will attend the funeral of William H Glore tomorrow morning. A separate item reports an attempted burglary at Mayberry & Bros on Madison Street near Sixth where thieves entered an unlocked store but fled when Mayberry returned.
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Clay Doe
Wa. H. Glore
Larcent
Thankagivi
Sa Mayberry
Mayberry & Bros
Madison Street
Sixth
Mayberry
Tus Lares
E. M
Anaes
Boenton
Sonal
Eli M. Tree
Bruce Amonn
Usisca Buor
Keniucky
Orca
Descent into Jerusalem Shaft Reveals Bottomless Pit Scheme
Captain Warren reports progress at Jerusalem with deep shafts near Haram Wall and Siloam overflow tunnels. He describes a bottomless pit, a mud filled aqueduct, and a 79 to 87 foot deep shaft work plan with safety concerns and supply needs.
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Warren
Jerusalem
Haram
Ares
Ponte Reeet
Alsc
Anne
Aving
Tyropwon
Malta
Alexandria
Ecea
Ander
Meneed
Jaffa
Birtles
Thrupp
Fountain Gate
Tom Solomon
Burg
Kibrut
dJeRnceatem
Muridan
Wady Kelt
Faran
Gropesa
Woner
Sheba
Amman
W. King
Ophel
Virgie Fount
K. Barclay
United States
Bingle
Psaaveter
Heram Ares
Mineola
Seelem
New Orleans Welcomes Gen Han cock as Fifth District Commander
Last night reports say General Hancock assumed command in New Orleans as head of the Fifth Military District. His policy views are outlined. From the West Indies a Jamaica insurrection rumor is denied. South political affairs note a South Carolina convention defeat and other items.
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Fifth Military District
Hancock
New Orléans
Reconstruction Convention Adjourns Without Action
The Montgomery Reconstruction Convention adjourned after a short session with no business transacted. It drew no funds from the State Treasury for expenses. The body granted eight divorces, tabled ordinances, and established a Bureau of something under military authority during the provisional government.
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Montgomery
Montooverry
nGaadress Patton
Meyrcowsry
Peets Fein
Cebele
Vention
West Indies Advices From Kingston Report Untrue
From Kingston comes forgery dispatches denying any outbreak or militia call. Reports claim disturbances followed by soldiers and constables clashing with civilians, with many tried and sentenced to prison.
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West Indies
Kingston
West India
Tyre
Hancock assumes command of Fifth Military District in New Orleans
General Hancock takes command of the Fifth Military District and the Department of the States, arriving in New Orleans as General Orders stress preservation of civil authority and that armed insurrection will be suppressed. He emphasizes liberty, law enforcement, and immediate action to defend the government.
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Worise BY
Uited States
Samuel
William
Hartt
Mejor Berger
Nice
Napier
Morrill
Austrvia
Acorado
Cojan
Nemisma
Fifth Military District
Hanecock
New Orieans
Hancock
Ne Ee
Heangcarrers
New Opueans
Adjuatant General Office
Behigs
D.C
Andexas
Ase
Eda
Oy Ss
W. G. Mroonet
A. de
Arrival of Immigrants Welcomed by Citizens at Cuartreton
A frail OCR fragment reports Bremenbark Gausw arriving with a teunder of the Immigration y were calmly welcomed by their eats and ane zens. Two gatherdapied Cuartreton residents note the date November 22. Augusta and Portoe Company mentioned in passing.
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Cuartrston
8. C
Bremenbark Gausw
Augusta and Portoe Company
The Old World British Parliamentary News
Frightful reaction follows a legislative debate as the Great Powers respond. Austria stands apart, while other nations show marked concern and strategic delays in response to the unfolding crisis.
Fragmentary International Notes From Paris Nov 2
Disjointed dispatches from Paris discuss government plans on settlement boundaries and migration. The piece mentions Rome and conflicts with Turks and Cretans, noting editorials on recent conferences and disputed topics.
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Paris
Cit
Rome
Tles
Beratz
Kerots Zeitung
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Hamilton County
Henry Harrison
Samuel Dick
Daniel Duffy
James
Samuel Blackburn
Withal
John Bisechore
Francis Taylor
Lawers
Oe Goforth
Blackburn
Cate
Daltace
Limestone
Meaysville
Lexington
David Torrens
Joimis Jennings
Sudge
Jacob Flind
Ben- William
Shaw
Strub
Torrence
John Torrence
Curry
Peteth
City Inn
Gordon
Third
Walnut Streets
Religious Intelligence
Smith
Lane
Cincinnati
Lineol Point
Boaser Hovss
Jesu & Co
HW Newcomb, Louisei
CW Filkins
Detre
Fetter
Denpey
Leiber
Hiller
Sandysay
Derveen
Mice
CT Dodd
Bloom
W Baker
Hutchins
Re Rowland
Marx
Heseltine
Rockwood
Hebéemeborn
Foster
Harkies
Peck
Moore
Owen
Orleans
Mewell
G McRea
M Owen
Taylor
Mina Zacharie
LE Walton Pee
Lex Selena Nabead
Kyne G Lord
Nies
H Reynolds
C VanTine
Gene
J M Proweil
Lex
Hee Lea
J SW Gree
Phila
A &T Louis
Ind. T
Saad
Louis Ville
Fynene We Child
Piewinks
James Horex
H. P. Exias
Paorai- Etor
Wollman
Vernon
Ind
Demet
Vallian- R Coventate
Cirvieville
Danie
Daugh
Wi Waverly
Hover—Msaper & Schancett Proprietors
Mencuaris
Gatienen, Nelson & Co
Prorzizrors
D Marcum
E Smith
Linois
Joensen
Cookendotier
Fal- Tchey
Covington News
The
Holy Land
Aizephis
Board of Aldermen
Daily Times
NEW World
Jamaica
South
South Carolina
Austria
Ae Peleon
Lowese
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