News Dispatches From Night Time Telegrams
A jumble of brief items notes Grant’s resurgence in some reports, a London Times remark, and early war era references. Mentions of Danaville, Nicaragua, Confederate General Robert, and political shifts in Lafayette Indiana and Ohio. Arrests in Richland, pension office statistics, and Tammany slate hints appear amid scattered personal notices and territorial notes.
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London Times
Danavill
Nicaragua
Reyer
Cotoms St
Robert
Atoms of War in Garibaldi and French Action
Cable Condensations report Garibaldi in the field and Bourbaki trusted to command French forces from Tours. Five franc coins bear Republican emblems as yearlong tensions rise. Palikao reportedly not recalled to Lyons. Trappoli sails to organize Italian volunteers. Ducrot’s sortie defeats Prussians near Paris. Mont Valerien and St. Cloud clash. Paris utilities suffer as fires spread and rail depots burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garibaldi
Bourbaki
Tours
Palande
Count de Palikao
Lyons
Signor Trappoli
Freemasons of
Italy
France
Ablis
Gambetta
Fort Mont Valerien
St. Cloud
Paris
Ducrot
Versailles
Orleans
An American Family in Europe Part V Returns to Cologne
The Mipscial Correspondence from Monraguux Switzerland recounts a long journey from London to Antwerp and Cologne via boat and train. The narrative notes Paris in revolution, Belgian customs, Antwerp cathedral visits, and Cologne Cathedral with its giant towers and Rubens paintings, amid frequent rail delays and army presence along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Ohio
Antwerp
Flushing
Scheldt
Hanseatic League
Motley
Dutch Republic
Belgium
Bea
Cologne
Napoleon
Rubens
First Annual Cambridge City District Agricultural Society Fair
Cambridge Indiana hosts the first annual fair at new fairgrounds covering about sixty acres with a mile track, large entries of draft horses cattle and various exhibits. Officers and directors listed, with race and exhibition programs scheduled including horse and cattle events and a dining hall.
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Cambridge City District Agricultural Society
Incinmati Times
Camaripar Cry
Cambridge City
Victor of Valency at Woon’s Theater Tonight
City amusements list Barrett stars in Adelard de Valency as the Victor of Rho at Woon’s Theater tonight. Expected strong portrayal by the accomplished actor. Screenings note Suearpan’s painting exhibit closes tomorrow for final viewing. Rip Van Winkle returns Monday with Robert McWade at Wool’s Theater, promising a refined take on Jefferson’s classic.
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Woon's
Barrett
Adelard de Valency
Rho
Suearpan
Rive
Rip van Winkie
Robert McWade
Wool's Theater
Jefferson
McWade
Ciockmali
Mr. Jefferson
Red Stockings versus Chicago Nine Featured in Times Extra
The Times will publish an extra edition with a full report on the Chicago game between the Red Stockings and the Chicago combination. An upcoming schedule notes Hamilton Resolutes beat Copees 27 to 4, and Atlantics defeated Haymakers, Troy, 12 to 5. Nationals battled juniors without key players, planning a return game with full nine. New York Mutuals proceed to Cleveland to face Forest Citys then travel to Chicago to meet White Stockings for the double title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gax
Times
Chicago
Red Stockings
Times Bulletin Board
Hamilton Resolutes
Copees
Atlantics
Haymakers
Troy
Jamion
Nationals
New York Mutual S
West
Cleveland
Forest Citys
White Stockings
Mercantile Lit Association circulates books and visits offices
A Mercantile Lit Association meeting re circulated its books on Monday with plans extending to Saturday a room will remain open. A party of gentlemen visited residences of successful candidates and treated them to fine music, also touring several newspaper offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Lit Association
BeRaxApe
W. Se Ee
Newepaper
Young Men Plan Hall Entertainment and Local Gatherings
A lively slate of events emerges with entertainment plans for a hall, Southern Commercial Convention arrangements, a Sons of Temperance meeting on October 28 at Elm Street hall, and the Buckeye Club Horse Fair beginning next month. Hamilton County Fair stock shows, premium awards, and a large synod gathering in Cincinnati include noted visitors and officials.
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Southern Commercial Convention
Pendleton
Sons of Temprrnanc
Gat
Sons of Temperance
Acr of Ohio
Lone of Necro Hall
Elm Street
Buckeye Club
Second Pressyrexian Council Seeks Robertson Reconsideration
Rev J L Robertson beloved by many faced pressure to stay at his post as a church leader. A Groesbeck committee asked him to reconsider his action amid community emotion. A market scene erupted when a bootblack and a newsboy clashed over prize candy stock sending crowds into a chase through Fifth Street. Chamber of Commerce appointed weighers and inspectors for the year with names listed for flour grain public weighing and committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressyrexian Council
J. L. Robertson
Groesbeck
Robertson
Chamber OF Commerce
Fiour
M. Knaal
W. C. Justin
Henry Kunnen
Wm. Shaffer
David Huston
J.C. Crane
H. M. Lighton
B. Cunningham
Howard E. G X.ge Wa. Harvey
Jane Elke
Rome
Poeittee
Armatrong
B. W. Gale
Thos
J. B. Aaron G. Gasania
Waa
John Hi
John H. Por
P. Rhce
G. Smiter
J. W. P. Pattos
L. McDonald
Geo. W. Bishop
Personalities At Peel Convention In Indiana
Report mentions individuals Wesley Cameron and his wife recovering from a recent accident. F B Sanborn of the Spin Mase and John W Midgley of the Chinese Tribune attend the Prison Reform Convention alongside ex Gov New Jersey and other figures.
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Yeti Dass
Lage
Indiana
New Jersey
Wesley Cameron
F. B. Sanborn
EEA
John W. Midgley
E Q
The
Chines Tribune
Canal News reports daily canal trade and new building permits
Captain Meseerole notes arrivals and shipments on the Miami and Erie Canal at this port over the past 24 hours. Items include iron lard flour whisky barley and lumber with numerous sundries. Also listed are multiple permits granted since the last report for two story and brick structures along Vine York and nearby streets and additions to existing properties.
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Meseerole
Miami and Erie Canal
Favorite
Toledo
Comrad Hermann
Vine
Wm. Gad
Wayne Streets
Walnut Hilla
H. Krome
Price
Atiken
Mrs. Searill
Yorkstreg
Lian
Baymiller
Fredericke
Orderman & Schuberth
Setermae Street
Wood and
SeweErack night session approves tapping requests
Menare city meeting chaired by Glenn approves tapping rower applications for Hewes Main street McMicken Building J D Wellssee corners Fourth Street Central avenue and others. Water works board reads and files a plan to extend water pipes and restore service. The session ends with adjournment after minor bill approvals.
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SeweErack
Gece Agen
Gewon Sippers
Menare
Bows G Glenn
Lang Pong Wiltece
Glenn
Hewes
Main Street
Plum
Central Avenue
Dr. Fore
Pearl Street
Bace
Vine
C. B. Evans
Fourth Street
Board of Water Works
Immense Attendance at the Great Exposition Day Sixteen
Immense crowds yesterday showed strong interest in the Exposition with about 17 000 attendees and 2655 dollars in receipts. Exhibits include Cope & Co direct steam dump engines, Fay saws, Ritter Hogan Sowden displays, and a large array of millinery, dress goods, candy, confections, and ladies footwear. The report notes railways profit from travel and hints at river town delegations and continued activity today.
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COPE
Cope & Co
East Second Street
England
Russia
France
Austria
Hungary
Ritter, Hogan
Power Department
Fay
Mesars
Lane & Bodley
J. A. Fay & Co
Steptoe & McParlan
Ritter, Hogan & Sowden
Barlow
Old City Logs Halt Market Street Sewer Work
In the dusty past of the West, carts with iron wheels and bells clogged muddy streets. Workers laid a sewer near Fifth and Main, using white oak logs with bored hearts to bear heavy loads. A question arose about how long these old logs will last under constant use.
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Weleca
Ecc
Wilson
East Fourth Street
Baer Mynto
Villain
Bishop Lawn
Valencia
J. W. Lawson
West Fifth
West Fourth
Mr. Lawson
Aleo
Lawson
West Fifth Street
West Fourth Street
West
Judge Dismisses Charge Against Sixth Street Prostitute House Keeper
Thomas Averitt, keeper of a Sixth street establishment below Broadway, run as a front store with depraved prostitutes in back rooms, was found lacking by Judge Straub. The state failed to prove the case, and the charges were dismissed with a warning that further proof would invoke full law.
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Thomas Averitt
Sixth Street
Broadway
Judge Straub
Rattibess Pickett
Straub
Police Court Matters Reported Arrests This Morning
The morning police court notes list arrests at several iation houses on Ninth Street Race Street Third Street Oliver Street and Hammond with charges including keeping house of ill fame larceny obtaining goods under false pretenses and other offenses. Names include Soueusa B Coan Adam Maser August Krueger John Stewart Thomas Averitt with varying continuations and penalties noted.
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Ninth-street
Third-street
Oliver-street
Powel
Soueusa
Coan
Attempted Burglary at Race Street Store
On election day several rascals tried to despoil M. Goldsmith’s nation store on Race street between Findlay and Elder. About noon the shop was closed and the thieves climbed to the floor through the joists but fled unseen when the merchant returned.
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Nation
M. Goldsmith
Race Street
Findlay
Elder
Child’s body found in street near Main and Sycamore
A dead infant about four months old was found in the street on Eighth Street between Main and Sycamore. An inquest will be held at the office of the coroner. The body was taken to Cincinnati Hospital for examination.
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Barbour
Walker
Rich
Sion
Anis Eid
Tammany
Ate
Investigation Continues Into Charges Against John Bradley
A morning meeting was held to pursue charges against John Bradley. The group resolved to press the case and reconvene on the 24th inst to vindicate the official conduct of the “immaculate Mr. John Bradley” amid tense auburn rhetoric.
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John Bradley
Growth planned for three-story building on Ninth Street
Improvements at the southeast corner of Ninth street and Central avenue envision a three story structure with the second floor for offices and a third floor hall with a fifteen foot clear ceiling. The owner is W. S. Groesbeck, Equ.
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Ninth Street
Central Avenue
W. 8. Groesbeck
Eeq
Burglary Attempt at Barton Residence Reported
A burglar attempted to climb into the residence of Mr. H. Barton in Virginia Last. The intruder was seen fleeing obscured by coat tails and has not been seen since.
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8. H. Barton
Viendidn
Republican Majorities in Hamilton County
Republican majorities are listed for county officers in Hamilton County following a Tuesday section. Figures show Sheriff Joseph E. aoe, Clerk of Court W. Wilson, and other officers with totals around 1,900 plus, while boards and committees organize for the new term. The meeting adjourned after adopting organization of the new board and council actions including committee appointments and street improvements.
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T. Wilson
Joseph E. Aoe
Tor
H. B. Eckelman
H. H. Faceee
Sae
Wm. Won
J. W.adel
Aoe Association
MicAlpin
H. W. Sage
Robert Brown, Jr
W. Ae
E. G. A As C. Kemire
Murray H. McGuffey
C. J. Acton
A. Peer
D. W. Clark
E.derson
Julia Cana
B. F
cAlpin
H. W. Aoe
Brown, Jr
W. B. Davis
W. W. Scarborough
Fragmentary notice on a 1870 report and pages
A damaged OCR fragment references a report from 1870 and a 226 page head or index. It mentions a return or tan and a tor, with unclear context and numerous unreadable words. The readable items show a dated archival note without clear events or names.
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Brimsul Peak
Port Town Affection and Funeral Notices Amid Trials
A local obituary notice reports sorrow and esteem for the deceased and notes efforts by friends to attend the funeral. A group formed to honor the memory and uphold duty to the afflicted, while a sequence of legal actions and arrests followed an earlier disturbance involving Charles Mayer and property damage on Johns Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Saneaiond
Charles Mayer
John’s Hill
Leach
Schmatz
Seenaee
Posse
Clary
Trapscale Indictment in Debagus Case Sparks Probe
A report notes an indictment involving Debagus and Dabogon tied to a trapscale operation. Covington is named among those connected as investigations proceed. The wording reflects a local papers style with emphasis on individuals and the case scope.
Lockland Church Agreement Reaches Mutually Arranged Terms
At the old Presbyterian Church meeting, Law Westley and church leaders arranged terms. Lockland retains possession of property and congregational assets while the church properties are to revert to them upon agreement.
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Myedeiel
Law Westley
Old Presbyterian Church
Lockland
Covington Trial Prolonged and Fined Four Hundred Dollars
The trial of Manlius extends over months with a four hundred dollar fine imposed. Coursetow axp Newport. Medical Society holds its monthly meeting with officers and members including Noonan Dr A G Crary and R H Thornton.
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Manlius
Newport
Medical Society
Bee Noonan
A. G. Crary
R. H. Thornton
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Dali
Soe
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William
Kyren
Great Estern
Lecland
Saelt
Selinichy
Harwich
Crocca
Napus Lina Tesco Nape Occo
Malines
Mechlin
Louvrain
Verviers
Camden and Amboy Company
New York
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Liege
Meuse
Prussia
Aixla
Duren
Sre
Wea
Jean Maria Farina
Schiff
Cambridge, Ind
Times Meadquarters
Ap Nenaauarters Cp
Ed Wanther
Meredith
John Colter
John [. Underwood
Thomas Newby
Sanford Lackey
Robert A. Patterson
Wayne County
A. B. Claypool
Fayette County
C.W. Routh
W. Willson
Delaware County
Powell
Henry County
Ey. Esq
W. Jones
J Ues
P B Jones
Fagg
James W. Carpenter
Cee
John W. Jack
Directora
Charles Boughner
Henry Shissler
Josiah Rierer
John Calloway
Wilson Jones
John L. Underwood
John W. Jackson
Jas. W. Carpenter
Wayne
Nathan 8. Hawkins
Charlies W. Routh
Nat. Raymond
Cleophas Straub
Joseph Moorey
Mashantenh Zoeter
Crescunr
City Matters
Volksfreund
Hamretom
Board of Et
Hamilton County Age
Carthage
Brigade
Kendall
Home Mission Board
Marhall
James Robertson
the Wooster University
Peraonal
Canal News
P. Eckert & CO
Walnut Street
Messrs. Eckert & Co
Manny
Colton
Boston
Saratoga
Eckert & Co
H. L. Stiles & Co
Walnut
Second Street
Louisville Edge Tool Company
Messrs
Gibson
Fifth
Plum Streets
Royer Wheel
Sarren
Iron Line
Messrs. Pomeroy
Sgenball & Co
G. H. Shoenberger
Se Yore Globe Tron-works
Pemat Works
Ee County
N. C
Vulcan Iron-Works
California
Hamilton Corn Fair
Dale Diennes
C. Kirfiss
Louisville
Greenwood
Tom Kruse
Brandt
Dahon
Hamilton County
Dayton
T. M. McArthur
Bricker
H. P Braces
Csstieeattar
Skillbank
Mayer
Eawards
Shearer
H.P Jr
Messrs. Anhuitable
City of Dayton
Edwards
William Farmer
Delia Sires
Swager
Thaoiace
McArthur
Uburban
Eala
A. J
Debagus
Lows
Covington Works
Inna
faud-Sm
Rankin
AII
Covington
Geo. McGregor
Leckamith
Omto
Jonen oeeSee
West Senet St. Autl Ly
Aba
Franklin
Wime Street
Cincinnati
Allison, Smith & Jornson
Alpem Ratan
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