Fragmentary 19th century notes on grants and prices
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered items including references to President Grant and family, New Orleans, Governor's Island quarantine, milk price, a fire and resignation, a delegation to the South, and various local notes. The legible elements mention New York, Baltimore, Wheeling, and Crawford County with uncertain details.
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Grant
Washington
New Orleans
Governor's Island
New York
Wheeling
County
Kentsty
Frankfort
A. V. Cu Sa
Caron
Reda
City
Baltimore
P. Banka
Massa
Nice
Hoodes Fe
Seva
Battle News Fragments From Western Front Amidst Turmoil
Fragmentary wartime note recalls heavy sorties Saturday and Sunday across chalons area, with German resistance described as fierce. References to typhus and malignant conditions hint at health hazards affecting troops and operations amid ongoing conflict.
French and German War Updates Amid Siege and Floods
Dispatches describe sieges and troop movements around Belfort Lyons Pont-a-Mousson Metz and Tours with Bourbaki sorties and Prussian losses. Simultaneously Eastern floods devastate the Potomac Shenandoah James rivers swelling rail lines and towns under water with widespread property damage and loss of life.
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Ings
Illinois State Fair Opens Amid Mud and Crowds at Decatur
Special correspondence notes the Illinois State Fair drawing twenty thousand on the grounds despite heavy mud. Attendance remains large as exhibitors showcase cattle horses machinery textiles and farm products. The day features cadet drill and the Chapman Burlesque Company amid updates on receipts and events for the fair’s ongoing week.
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Cincinnati
Klimola
Bers
Illinois Cadets
Mistellaneous
C. Decatur
Int
Gettt
Aventors
Mechs
Poe
Stormeriy
Amusements at Wood's Theater Bring Return of L. P. Barrett
The Cincinnati audience welcomes L. P. Barrett back after four years with Rose Dale at Wood's Theater and praise for his refined bearing, appearance, elocution, and acting. Reports note his California manager stint and recent New York success. The piece highlights Miss Louisa Sel, Mr. Charles Wynodham, and the Wallack Connection producing The Lancers with lavish scenery and music. Sheridan will continue riding at Wiswell's Hall for visitors' delight.
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L. P. Barrett
Cincinnati
Barrett
England
California
San Francisco
New York
Wood
Rosedale
National Theater
Mozant Hari
Miles
Wallack's
The
Buffalo Courier
Lancers
Wallack
Genaing
Louisa Sel
Charles Wynodham
Saenipan
Phil
Sheridan
Wiswell’s Hall
Reds Triumph 29 to 2 in Saturday ball game
The Red Stockings defeated a picked nine 29 to 2 on Saturday. Cleveland lad returns next Thursday for another Reds challenge. Lookouts beat Red Oaks 7 to 5. Mutuals 18 Stars 8 in New York. Mutuals issue grand tournament challenge for October 17 at Williamsburg Union Grounds seeking country champions. Entries close October 10. Red Socks of East End beat a picked nine 9 to 6. Manager Miles appoints Lorenzo D. Deagh as treasurer for theatrical affairs.
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Red Stockings
Reds
Cleveland Lad
Thea Stockings
Chicago Combination
George Wright
Lookouts
Red Oaks
Mutuals
Stars
New York
Mutual Baseball Club
Union
Williamsburg
White Stockings
Atlantics
East End
Rink Garden season ends amid small town events
The Rink Garden closed last night marking the season wrap up. An incident near the Ciderwall and Dayton Road led to a man being escorted to the Ninth Street Station and held for examination. Officers Kushman and local officials reported on duty as a temperance lodge election was conducted by Sons of Temperance No. 5 with William W. P. and others named.
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Cartyre
William
Soe
Kushman
Ninth-street
Booksellers to Discontinue Popular Regional Sales
Local readers and merchants in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky discuss the planned end of the early resumption of sermon and trade book sales. The move would affect shops and readers across the three states as distributors adjust to changing demand.
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Coeno Ces
8. G. Hubbard
Ciuciatell
Ohio
Indiana
Keumeke
Sresinar
For 102 Bexerrr or the Goon Samar ITAN
A committee of the Ancient Order convenes to discuss upcoming events and governance duties. Members include local dignitaries and organizational officers seeking to outline activities, budgets, and community outreach for the season.
Week seventy four patients report beds at MT
The week shows 225 beds recorded at MT facility with occupancy details unclear but indicating stay counts. No further context provided on patient status or dates.
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Chee Tek
Ceremony Notice at Pike's Hall Withdrawn
A fragmentary notice indicates a ceremony at Pike's Hall involving ladies attending social rites and witnesses including H Pendleton. The exact date and full details are unreadable but 10 o'clock appears as a scheduled time.
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Lery
Pike’s Hall
Aber
Ag Nd
H. Pendleton
Great trains and towns share a railroad spread
Eastward lines tie together towns Brownville Decatur Tohnai ieville Nashville Wa De aa Gk J. me Mema Rachelle Ind ey Custer J. E Niew Or Jackson Great uemen. They gathered at a station and enjoyed a fine spread after the eventful journey.
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Brownville
Decatur
Tohnai
Ieville
Nashville
Gk J. Me
Mema
Aee
Rachelle Indey
Custer J. E Niew
Jackson
National Schutzenfest Shoots Through Cincinnati Streets
A grand National Schutzenfest opening fills Cincinnati with banners crowds and excitement. Delegates from New York Philadelphia Jersey City Baltimore Milwaukee Saginaw Columbus Dayton and others arrive ahead of the parade and procession featuring the Cincinnati Vereins and German Shooting Association bands and civic groups marching from Twelfth to Main along a festive route.
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New York
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Baltimore
California
St. Louis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Saginaw
Mich
Columbus
Dayton
Ohio
Prosiox
B. Schlottmann
German Society
The
Humane Society
Teutosians
Nationalists
Butchers’ and Gardeners’ Associations
Schneider's Cavalry
Feast Procession Routes Through City Streets to Schuetzenplatz
The sequence followed Main to Fifth, Fifth to Walnut, Walnut to Fourth, Fourth to Elm, Elm to Hamilton and thence direct to the Schuetzenplatz, where the Feast festivities were inaugurated.
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Hamilton
Schuetzenplatz
Half Fare to the Exposition for Cincinnati It's Proposed
Cincinnati calls for an excursion train to the Exposition with weekly departures and return on any train. Railroads resist reductions despite committee requests, arguing it would disrupt regular service. Citizens urge immediate action to secure favorable terms and avoid dissatisfaction.
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Cincinnati
Committee of T
Charles F. Ww
Committee of Transportation
O'Batex
Samve. Stevenson
F. B. Lozo
Ambiguous Revenue Law Provisions Circa 1870
The article outlines tax revisions including a fifth special tax on steamboats canal boats and passes and mentions stamps on notes loans and transfers. It notes taxes repealed or altered effective October 1 1870 affecting receipts licenses liquor dealers and mortgage assignments with abolition of certain stamp duties.
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Sia
Rai
Sare Re
Political meeting speakers address working men near St Michel
A Saturday gathering near St Michel's Town featured Hon. Benjamin and Hon. A. Perry addressing Republican voters at multiple corners. Anti‑working men held a meeting on Fourteenth Street with T. Davis and I. Tempest named as committee members to invite Stevenson to speak.
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St. Michel
Chusore
Benjaminston
Jaen Waileinen
Fifteenth
Ehm
Gral E. Stevenson
Bennetha Eighun
Wade
Pri Aooper
Fanon &Chool
H. Clark
Clark
Eng
Hepatic Meng
Vine Street
Hamilton
A. F. Perry
Job E
Wan
Colerain T
John Ry
Wo Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Saturda
Tls
T. D. Davis
Hse
Imrod Tempest
Coma Atis Ll'en
Stevenson
A Desperate Stroke for Liberty
Desperate scene at barracks as private William Bache makes a bold move amid guard action. Eyewitnesses describe a tense moment as security forces intervene and a fellow man is restrained, while questions linger over motive and outcome.
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Wm. Bache
United Sie Manette de Barracks
Drade
Ponce Court Reports Arrests and Dispositions
Arrests were reported this morning at several locations including Ninth Street Handstreet Third Oliverstreet and Ward totaling fifty. Judge Straub disposed of cases including Michael King for assault with intent to kill in the sum of $500 and Catherine Seiva cy sent to probate court.
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Ponce
Eaet
Handstreet
Oliverstreet
Teenti
Straub Thissing
Michael King
Ilover
Catherine Seivacy
The Consolation Race Attracts Fine Entries
The Races. the Course. ute Tacerat s daah for all ages A. Keene Richard's old, J. W. Reynold Richard i, your old. Moai ee wae loves tone Fae ee See. THE CONSOLATION RACE. ee for beaten ae Grst, The entries and J. W. Widue soon both three-year olds, Witchcraft the choice, ten to one. Time, 1:47, 1:49. THE MORGAN SCOUT RACE. This wae four-mile heats, for a purse of $1,100 gold. 'The Scout ha competitors, walked the opeees wai task.
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A. Keene
Richard
J. W. Reynold Richaay
J. W. Widue
Witchcraft
Pee Yen Ia
German Patriotic Fair A lively benefit by German Ladies
The German Patriotic Fair showcased new gifts and devices, drawing visitors to the hall. A raffle of valuable objects drew interest, with notices of musical talent and local delegates, while police action against gatherings reflected tensions. An accident near John Street left a man severely injured, prompting official notices and community discussion.
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Pana
Disorderly conduct cited and a city judgment affirmed
A man named Deon tees P W O Niles and James Montgomery faced fines for disorderly conduct with brief sentences served. Wm. Baker was jailed briefly for bread and water. A year ago Richmond two men obtained a $750 judgment against Covington in circuit court for a fall at an embankment, later affirmed by the Court of Appeals. A Mission Sabbath school started at the foundry foot of Philadelphia street, organized by the M M E Church with strong attendance and interest.
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Tees
P. W.O
Covington
Court of Appeals City
Philadelphia Street
Mm. EB. Church
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Foomms OF
P Chalons
Durol
Fort d'Ivry
Landwehr
North Galtic Sea
Belfort
Lyons
Pont-a-Mousson
Bourbaki
Strasbourg
Omas
France
Die Bent
Bismarck
Tours
Duke of
Nassau
Prussia
Frederick Charles
Wasumotox
Ecomeree
Bere Rabon
Jennings
Chas Heones
Sormour
Manaseas
Northern
Gombe
Strasburg
Ohio Railroad
Albemarle County
Alexa
Richmond
Bates Rameon
Robert Whitelaw
Wasutworton
Burgery
Orange
Alexandria
Augusta
Atlanta
Orleans
Fredericksburg
Nje
Orlcanal
Winchester
Shenandoah
Ville
the Redrifts
A. Brown
Sangatte
John P.A. E. Dolton
Cook
D. B. Gillham, Madison Coun
D. T. Parker
Alexander
A. M. Garland
Sangamen
John W. Bunn
Sangamon
Lilipots Cadete
Edward A
Ios University
Orkess, Til
Tom Sae
de Chae
Paign Aes
Carecent
Persoxat
Chapman Burlesque Company
Lexington
Cleveland
Blasche
Fila
Amma
C. B. Bishop
Clay
M. WY
J. Navarre
H.C. Curley
Wood's Theater
Oresise
Con
Claypool Brothers
Lucorems
A. M. Griswad
City Matters
Lorenzo D. Deagh
Rink Hee
Yesterda
R. R. Hall
D. Estener
W. V. Hopple
E. Maddox
Ciderawall
Ma Item
Dayton Rai
Soni
Sons of TemPorance
Lod
William W.P
Hine
He Tin Be
Graham
Over the Rhine
Schuetzer
Schuman
Thirteenth and Vine
Philade
Loewen Garden
Ifk
Schwab's
Ming le
Turner Hall
York
Shy-dallar
Fairmount
Heer
Col
Gustave Tafel
C. Joseph
Ramis. Com
Cincinnati Versateen ‘Society
German Shooting Association
G.rappold
Turner Society
Veteran Society
Echimmelpfennig Post
C. Oa
Bakerd
Aerorage
H. Wailert
Southern Commercial Convention
Pike’s
Music Hall
Fred
Emer
Decker
Joe Gye Cary
John
Betts
Covingtor
Sixth Street
Grand Lodge
Newport
Kosar
Foster
Godfrey B. Frankenstein
Eline Fruhensele
the Singer Manufacturing CO
Broadway
Fourth Street
Perfum
Murray
Lawman’s
Florida Water
New Yort
Coard
Adison Ball
Cmrcaeo
Mesars. C. S. Rama & Co
Martint’ Ss
Fifth Street
Walnzut
Orrenea
Cotshes
Bell
Paintine
Iatel al
Bacal
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