Fragmented 19th Century Notices From an Old Paper
A garbled OCR page surveys varied items from 173 pot Brooklyn to Richmond and Memphis. Mentions include missing and found children in Brooklyn, Dickens payments, Canadian editors honored, land prospects near Kentucky, and political remarks. Several disjointed phrases reference mining, a Narragansett house, and a river shipment.
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Kentucky
Gra
Staten Os
Brooklyn
Charles Dickens
Anice Company
Boutheee Bt
Providence
India
Jada
Pam
Memphis
Cn Fda
Richmond
Mining and farming notes mark county fair activities
A fragment from a 19th century county scene describes land divided into smaller farms and a distillery, with mentions of local figures like Hon. Thomes Hitch and Captain Wil deneon. It notes mining attempts and organized canvassing, plus detailed results from a fair including premium winners in horse and mule contests and ring events in Dillon Bloomington.
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Thomes Hitch
Ding County
Leones
Wildeneon
E. Slade
Roudebush
Abner Noyes
Elias
Caniente Elanes
Renee Ises
Organisa
Wr Cincinas, O Et Sieseayie
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Exhibition of Fruits and Vegetables At Art Hall
A letter from St Louis describes a display at Seer Art Hall featuring fruits and vegetables and art works. The report notes valuable exhibits and a cultural department presence with a morning program and eleven o'clock events highlighted.
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Neue
Alleged Dascrees Swindle and Kentucky Mining Plans
Letter from Prof Vaughan and mining swindle concerns in Cincinnati dated October 1858. Writer disputes Vaughan claims about gold in Kentucky and Clermont County, argues for scientific investigation of Batavie gold mines, and criticizes a scheme to raise capital by selling shares.
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Vaughan
Cincinanati
Shio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Gore
Enmeoe Bas
Clermont
Ote
Ciaer Vaughan
Mount County
Becoming a Labor Organ Plan Praised by The Sun
The New York Sun appears to back a Nations Labor Union and a Workingmen's party. The paper signals support for organizing laborers and seeks justice for workers through organized political action and advocacy as imagined by contemporary labor movements.
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The
New York Sun
Nations Labor Union
Cease From the Sun
Bey
Sat
Marry Pairings and Hoarseness Cure Report
City society records a Perkins Hussey wedding uniting George Peterson of Chillicothe to Miss Vinci-Dan of Ross county and Mr Samuel Chestnut to Miss Mary et The ceremony was led by Rev Pot Gen Moody. General Moody’s cure for hoarseness involved coal oil applied to the throat, which instantly relieved the hoarseness and impressed public speakers with its quick benefit.
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Mira Fahs
Weather Record for September 1968 in Clermont County
Meteorological record from Mulberry Clermont County listing September 1968 data. Authored by Jams Davis, with notes on atmospheric conditions and station remarks. The readable fragments indicate measurements and general remarks for the period, though details are incomplete.
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Ty Jams Davis
Mulberry
Clermont Co
Meeting Summary From Superintendent Report
The room reported strong engagement with 651 general daytime attendees and 1 870 evening attendees. The Miller Req chaired the session, noting destitute aid and steady Sabbath attendance for Children’s Meetings, with 90 in the day group and 80 in the evening. A city prayer meeting and noon prayers were discussed, with a plan to attend moon prayer. The report highlighted tract and paper distribution, hospital and prison visits, and calls for better church support, media access, and social events funded by a committee for the sick and unfortunate.
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Thes Miller
Req
L. Sheaff
Ted
Te Saing
Stepethy
John Soar
Rene Ve
Aereas
Cincinnati
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Stweek
Horton
Sunes
Bates
Stuy
Dr. Howe
School House
Eee Hitchcock
Hopkins
Ees
G. V. Onrox
Sardhe
Ohie
Cit
Clocet
Takiens Baten
Eezer
Chester, Doane
Athen
Asd
Cravath
J. L. Robertson
J. Clough
H. Thane Miller
Cheever
A. L. Frazer
J. Stuyvessay
Pacconiae
Pike
Religious and local notices from East Cincinnati district
Religious notices announce an introductory lecture at the Bin and Gob lee college building and a ministerial association gathering in Sharonville on October 20. Alumnae fundraising for Wilber Memorial, and the National Association of Local Clergy sessions in Pittsburgh. Mercantile Library reports, circulation, and endowment funds. Internal Revenue assessors’ office reorganizes divisions with new appointments across Miami and surrounding townships.
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Westrranx
Atuuyx
Conan
Wilber Memorial
National Association of Local Clemencl Hay Beens
Pittsburg
Penn
Tnternal Revenue
Tes Internal Revenue Assessor
J. W. Wilson
Charles Bertram
Eighth Street
C. F. Lengo
Manteenth
Baymiller
J. C. Krieger
weAh
Phil. Lithawa
Santattonn
Eighteen
Bosmilien
Mevie
C. Cozine
Storrs
Delhi
Wealeta Presians
Precines
Board of Health Delivers Quarterly Statistics
The Board met yesterday afternoon and reported 318 deaths for the quarter. Sanitary Police abated 747 nuisances and five persons failed to comply with requirements. 2,124 visits were made, beef condemned, rights permits served, and meat inspection noted. The committee recommends continuing the sanitary plan with a budget of 24.90, and the meeting adjourned to October 20.
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Ces
Sieas
Ata Sermar
Covington News Roundup of Local Crime and Public Notices
A Covington news page reports a man beaten at Fifth and Madison by Seymour Guards. confirms one victim as a Seymour resident. Also lists post offices issuing money orders and warned readers about sending funds through letters. Governor Stevenson travels to New York for Episcopal General Convention. Lt. Gov. Johnson to act as executive. Internal Revenue data show whisky tax receipts in Kentucky’s Sixth District for March. A child nearly dies from ingesting a teaspoonful of a substance. life saved. Covington Star notes John F. Fisk elected president of the Gay ihaeean Railway and cars extended to Fifth street.
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Correctiex
Fifth
Madison Streets
Seymour Guards
Fourth Ward
James McCourt Sr
Seymour
Bowling Green
Gotensburg
Golanbus
Weinsten
Jim Geet
Stevenson
Kentucky
New York
Episcopal Church
Wm. Johnson
Senate
Internal Revenue
Cass
Bea. Weidler
John
F. Fisk
Ihaeean Railwea Aa
Fifth St
Nati
Fall
Newport News Torcu Licht Procession in Grant Guards
In Newport News last night thousands of Republican supporters lined the streets as Grant Guards paraded honoring a figurative Torcu Licht procession. The city was decorated with flags and banners, reflecting broad enthusiasm and Union loyalty across neighborhoods.
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Grant Guards
Cincinnat
Statue of Duke of Cumberland in Cavendish Square Taken Down
The statue of William Duke of Cumberland the hero of Culloden has stood in Cavendish Square for ninety years but is now removed for remodeling and recasting due to rapid decay.
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William, Duke of Cumberland
Culloden
Cavendish Square
Calamity on the Lakes Fourteen Die in Propeller Fire
Oswego October 6 A propeller named Perseverance caught fire fifteen miles off Putnam Villa. Fourteen aboard perished in flames including Captain Fitzgibbons. five were saved. The Enterprise rescued the survivors, cargo was 20 147 backels of corn insured to T S Mott Oswego. Names of the dead listed.
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Osweco
Palseverand
John Fitzgibbons
Welland Railway
Putnam Villa
Roy
Ant mi
Sti Ipnela’ Son
Mott
Oswego
Ilway
Lake Ontario
Fitzgibbons
Es City
Charlie
Bonnie Lass wins two year old stakes at Jerome Park
New York racing notes report Bonnie Lass, a Palys filly from Inverness, won the pursury stakes for two year olds with Time 1 4 3 3. Stonewall Jackson won two races with times listed as 3433s. Also covered are the Unitarian Conference opening at Irving Hall and Knights Templar Grand Commandery events with plans for a banquet at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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New York
Aue Pele
Bonnie Lass
Rine Palys
Inverness
Salle Havensaut
Stonewall Jackson
Unitarian Conference
America
Europe
American Methodist Church
Knights Templars
Knightars
Metropolitan Hotel
Georgia Legislature Adopts Adjournment Sine Die
The October 6 session of the Georgia Legislature saw the House Committee investigate eligibility questions and adjournment as a sine die, with bills of less immediate interest deferred and key parties active in the deliberations.
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Artasia
House
Iney
Adlers
Ral
Gen McClellan reception parade divisions listed
October 6 programme for the Gen McClellan reception in the city outlines seven divisions: Mounted Cavalcade, Guard of Honor, Soldiers and Sailors from distant States, Penn State Philadelphia units, Fire Department, Civic Clubs, and citizens. Reception Committee noted no political devices or emblems will be mounted in the line. The reception is set for Thursday.
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McClellen
Penn
Philadelphia
Anniversary meeting of American Board at Broadwatch Norwich
The fifty ninth anniversary of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions opened in Norwich on October six with about 2000 in city and vicinity. President Markus of Williamstown presided. Obituary notices for six board members were read and a detailed missionary and financial report was presented before worship.
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American Board of Commissioners of Foran Missions
Broadwatch
Markus
D. D
Williamstown
Massachuset
Hickox
Simon J. Humphrey
Chicago
John C. Tuc Peenide
J. ©. Holbrook
Wm. Hyde
Bushcape
William Allen
William R. Dewitt
William Jessupp
LL. D
Ince
Reuben H. Wolworth
Joel H. E
Simon Benjamin
Bates
Alabama Legislature approves registration and election bills
The governor signed a registration bill as both houses passed election bills. A senate measure makes it a misdemeanor to challenge a voter with penalties including fines. Probate judges will assign new voting precinct numbers while counties plan voting at the courthouse as Democrats oppose the changes.
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Alabama
Mosroomerr
Ala
Senate
Court House
Newmarket October Sweepstakes Won by Heather Spain
England reports the second October meeting at Newmarket opening with the three horse sweepstakes won by Mr. Crawford's Heather Spain. In Manprip the Provisional Junta asks Marshal Serrano to lead until the Cortes meets, with Generals Prim and Olasago as colleagues, as the new government forms. General Escalanta placed in command of the National Guard amid signs Dag ity of the people favor a Liberal government. the Duke of Vittoria and Count of Cheste back the Provisional Junta.
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Newmarket
Mr. Crawford
Heather
Spain
Manprip
Marshal Serrano
Cortes
Prim and
Olasago
General Escalanta
National Guard
Duke of Vittoria
Count of
Cheste
Ocean Queen treasure haul and global unrest headline
The Ocean Queen brings $202,000 in treasure as political upheaval roils Panama and Colombia. Reports cite revolutions, arrests, and a peace proclamation while Mosquera returns and Talcon seeks Europe. Disaster from coastal floods and earthquakes impacts the Americas, with Peru’s toll projected around two thousand.
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New York
J.L. Baldwi
Republic of Colombia
Mosquera
Talcon
Venezuela
Aspinwall
Europe
Black. Co
Peru
Staten Gonsales
Agyee Acs
aEoy Sispenne
Zere
Ecuador
Boston Ferrotype Co Mattress Manufacturer Ad
Boston area advertisement for James Frans & Co promoting Mattresses and improved miller trademarks. Text references address near Fourth Street between Race and Elm, with unclear branding and product descriptors.
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Boston Ferrotype Co
James Frans & Co
Ain Street
Miler
Geo. McGregor
Race Street
Fourth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Freewill Baptists meet at twentieth annual convention in Buffalo
The twentieth annual Convention of Freewill Baptists of North America convened in Buffalo on October 6. Sessions opened with remarks from Dr Coldy and other leaders as members gathered from various regions. The event highlighted religious discourse and community concerns amid local activity.
Fall Buffalo Park races draw slim crowd at Burra o
A fall Buffalo Park Association meeting in Burra o reported very light attendance. Two tight harness races dominated the program with heavy purses, including premium structures of 200 and 400 dollars. Entries from Western New York posted times around 2:29 and 2:34 for mile heats. Unfinished races will resume tomorrow at 1 PM, with regular events at 2 PM.
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Burra O
Buffalo Park Association
Will Eee
Harcae
Tadd
Fay
New York
Byrom
Com Love
McGuire and Patterson Parvin and Johnson Trunks Carpet Bags
Trunks Carpet Bags and Soo No Main are listed in a compact legal notice from local merchants McGuire and Patterson Parvin and Johnson detailing property items, possible sales, and associated party names in the fragmented OCR text.
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Parvin & Johnson
Coffin Shays and Co Hardware Dealers at Gait House
Coffin Shays and Co operate as hardware and cutlery dealers at Bove Gait House, the Sign of Golden Rule Aerators.
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Coffin, Shays & CO
Bove Gait ‘House
Aerators
Crmeruxatt August 15 Ise8 Report Card
Brief unreadable note notes an event dated August 15 and mentions J. Sia and Paneer. Names appear garbled. likely a local record or clipping with missing context.
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Crmeruxatt
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Clermont County
Ilen
Joba
Sulthwi
Ford
U. Sea
Dillon & On
Bloomington
Lin
Prem Sis
Ard
Mxieik
B. Dillon & Co
Bloomachitis
E. Dillon
T. R. H. Smith
Kouts County
E. Dillon & Co
Sweats of
Grays
John Busby
Shaw
W. Howe
James Farrar
St. Louis
Hatch & Dailey
Ira Stan
B. Bitnes
Smile
H. C. Crevelina
Mule Bace
Eatri
Ander
Edsontbeek
Aix
Senne
Sensus
Wade Sehen
Ores
W. Grass
George Street
City Matters
Ip Riek
Miami Medical
Eoushan
Bin
Ee Religious
East Cincinnati District Ministerial Association
Sharonville
Mercantile Library Association
Mercantile Library Eld
Merchants’ Exchange
Nps
Con- Scheiens
Resia
Mpetsisskacrne
Puliccabesos
AGS
Scien
Covington News
Newport News
Jerome Park
Georgia Legislature
Norwich
Connecticut
Atlantic Cable
England
South America
COAL
Superior Cannel Coal
Turkentucky Improvement CO
A. C. Richards
East Fourth St
Hayes
Sas
Thos. K. Middleton
West Sixth Street
Dirge
Public
Salsa
Vinegat Co
John Bonpie
ACON
Business College
COR
WA Moat
Seane c
A. Parshall
Buffalo
FURS
Reliable Fur Manufetating House
John Co
Bumbele
Main Street
McGuire & Patterson
Capitol
Mozart Haun
ERS & Rey
Prop’s
Coppersmiths
Thos. W. Farrin & CO
J. Dormeyer
Sue Market American Organ
Steck & Co
Holenshade's
Bolt and
Fieeth Sage Botts
Hex
Nota
Autum
Tstp
Hubbell, Swasey & Co
Sycamore Street
Theo. Bymiller & Co
Walnut Street
Boyle, Miller & Co
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