Fragments From A 1808 Evening Chronicle Gale
A garbled 1808 newspaper page notes Napoleon forbidding Bagenie to march and a new Emperor. mentions acorns fed to farm animals and high prices. references Central Park New York, hotels, defamation damages, and a Paris belle in distress. Also cites Lisbon mines, Siberian petitions, and a New Orleans scene amid political chatter. The text is fragmented with numerous readable phrases scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Bagenie
Apong
New York
Bennestt
Mediacs Rive
Auieffean Belle
Paris
Beebe Beecher sermon on poverty and virtue in a crowded hall
A Cincinnati correspondent notes Beecher urging moral reform in a crowded hall, condemning drink and idleness, praising family duty and sobriety, and urging church unity without sectarianism as he links wealth, poverty, and virtue to national progress. He argues brains over brawn, condemns lavish pleasures, and stresses home happiness and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted A Sone
God Besaty
Scoordanace
Gongrega
Mr. Beecher
Weboe
Pais
Jesus Aig
Lore ‘Arpaaiong
Merdhaai Ios
Sequire
Areia
Beth
Han
Covington News Buono County Arrest and Philharmonic Notes
A Covington item reports William Conzer, a Boone County Kentucky citizen, arrested on a warrant charging theft and cow stealing. A related investigation is set for tomorrow morning before Wayman and Tebbs. The Philhar monic Society lists officers and notes the Second Director election postponed. Report also covers Kenton steam fire engine trials and a Sheridan Occident meeting to elect permanent officers at Grant headquarters tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuanoz
Lanceny
Wm. Conzer
Boone County
Kentucky
James Kland
Clark
Patton
Fire Department
Coe Patos
Kenton
J. M
Sheridan Occanten Techagun
Grant
Clerical and lay delegates attend Episcopal gathering
Reported from Last Night's Dispatches detailing a conference where cleric and lay deputies, including named bishops and speakers, gathered at Trinity Church. Rev. Potter led the service, debates covered Protestant ministry versus sacerdotal claims, and election of officers followed with remarks on church unity and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherehch
Sea Sigg
Pave
New York
Clark
Rhode Island
Odenheimer
New Jersey
Bedell
Ohio
Texas
Whit
Illinois
Lay
Southwest
Talbot
Indians
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Wilmer
Alabama
Vail
Kansas
Cox
West New York
Quiptard
Tennessee
Clarkson
Nebraska
Foot
Pittsbur Peacell
Col- Seely Mechs
Meinhae
Trinity Church
Mr. Potter
Grace
House of Bishops
Wa. F. Perry
Connectipe Done
Howes
Clerical
Dia
Delaware
Christ
Spea
Ana
Laws
Orden
Seymour
Otis
J. A. Craig
Kentucky
Meads
Som
Secale
Pessy
J.T. B. Hodges
House of Grating
National Convention Delegates Open in Mass Town
Struvarigip Massachusetts October 7 delegates from the National Convention of French Cana sae or bps United States met at Fallin’s and were welcomed by Mayor Winchester during the formal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struvarigip
Mass
Fallin
Winchester
Foreign News Briefs From Atlantic Cable Dispatches
England reports a parliamentary land law committee will report soon and the minister plans a quick settlement. An explosion at a Acre factory killed five. seven injured. Horse racing results note several stakes winners and a typhoon affecting events. Provisional Government formed with Serrano and Prim honored. Mon leads to support. Carlists protest in Spain. ambassadors meet at Vienna. Moltke banquet address prepared. Rumors in Rio de Janeiro suggest someone may be forced to retire from San Fernando post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
House of Commons
Acre
Newmarket
Prst
Vienna
Berlin
Moltke
Rain Dampens Attendance at St Louis Fair
A drenching all day rain kept crowds away at the St Louis fair on October 7. Exhibitions and stalls were sparse, with organizers noting poor turnout and many activities curtailed. The Republican demonstration planned for the night faced low attendance despite calls for supporters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Marron
Isles
Grand Loyal Temperance Unity gathers in city
The Grand Council of the Independent Order of Good Templars of Ohio met in annual form in the city. Over five hundred delegates from across the state attended with many visitors from nearby regions. Reports from the Grand Temple and Grand Secretary reviewed temperance sentiment. The order now has 23,000 members. Hillcothe chosen for next annual session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetero
Independent
Order of Good Templara
Ohio
Surroun
Grand Teplar
Poceiees
Hillcothe
Railway Officers Elected at Toledo Stockholders Meeting
An annual meeting of Toledo Western Railway stockholders elected officers including Vice President and Secretary. C H Pierce of New York named General Superintendent. E W Sidieetennie and George H. Burrows listed among officers. C A Sai ng E. W. named transfer agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Pierce
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iin
Central Park
N. Y
Rane
Lisbon
Siberia
Hlne
New Orleans
Saar
Liege
Cincinnati Times
Nots Co
Ornader
Font Sousa
Kentack
Ashland
of Boyd
Ramesh
Mans
Aitta
Waring
Wilson
Willine
H. C. Gartrell
J. Paul Teoe
Boyd County
the Times
Dean Siz
Hartow
Ares
Solding
Iajor Harrow
Ee Company
Harrow
Rmer
Agen
Eee
Sarlinda
Seette
Amgl Vavouay
Creduxati
Bourbon County
Poeeenas Hill
Nater Inter
Telligects Sieios
Covington News
Norwich
Noawica
Coxx
Seeress Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
H. RB. Nelson
Audi
B. Treat
Boston
W. M. Strong
Philadelphia
Missiona
Chili Cies
Opennion
Min
Boona
Judge Strong
Christian Church
Convention of Canadians
Foreign News
THE
Atlantic Cable
Maprip
Serrano
Finis
Mon
Carnet
South America
Sc Iene
Rio Janeiro
Soda End
Ted
Etever
San Fernando
Loupox
J.T. Warren & CO
Main Street
Cincinn
COFFI
Shays & Coc
Capitol
New x Shell
Sertam
Istp
Caton & Reynolds
Old Reliable Pur Manufacturing House
John C. Buerble
McGuire & Patterson
Entremisto No
W. Fourth St. Clactonati
Are & Johnson
Cincinnati
Obie
Holenshade'ss Bolt and Nut Works
Eavrernea
Anti-Am
Isto
Coppersmiths
Mecca
Boston Ferreotype Co
James Frans & Co
SMS Aris
Oop
Geo. McGregor
Race Street
Fourth
Figh
Ohto
Dormey BE & CO
Smith
American Organ
Anne
Bess
Ely
Indivaamesee
Bart Kroches
Rae Emis
Steck & Co
COAL
Superior Cannel Coal
Kentucky Improvement Co
Ellis
West Third Street
Deaters
A. C. C. Richards
Manefenrer
East Fourth St
Freeman
Hubbell, Swasey & Co
Sycamore Street
Circinnath, D
Theo. Bumiller & CO
Bourbonry
Walnut
Boyle, Miller &Co
C. Mores
East Second 84
Veatman Street
Thos. W. Farrin
Faeyr
Essas
Ball “&. Thomes
Eaemenie Ae
West Fourth Street
Acon’s Business College
Gor
Gil Peepee
Tir
Parshall
Helmbold
Plators
Dreas
Aca
Helmbeild’s
Buchu
United States
H. T. Helmbold
Dave Axp
Coxmical
Wanimoven
Broadway
KL. F. Relwbold
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!