Disjointed 1958 Items Mention Rail, Fashion and Discoveries
Scattered notes from a 1958 issue touch on a New York tie payment topic in Montreal election chatter about Rear Callals and a vague U.S. omnibus link. Also mention Plymouth iron ore discovery in Virginia, counterfeit pennies, San Joaquin Valley fair baby prize, Paris fashions album, and Saratoga eggs incident. Too fragmentary for clear events, but preserves era cues and entities.
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New York
Brasil
Jeaquin Valley
Paris Paris
Germany
Emigans
Pacific
Lake
Geme
Peereaec Isa
Pana
al University Heer Inne
Beecher Emerges as Powerful Orator in Brooklyn Lecture
A Cincinnati Times correspondent recalls a Friday night at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn where Beecher delivered a sweeping review of political issues. The speech impressed with earnest delivery and plain talk, praising Grant's character and urging faith in the Bible and morality over higher philosophy.
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Cincinnati Times
New York
Berry
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Seecca
Beecher
Gen. Grant
Talleyrand
Grant
Apostle
Silence
Eer Toon
Pelplc
Paris to Geneva An Alpine Stock And A Geneva Visit
Special correspondence from Paris to Geneva describes travel through France into Germany, noting the Alpine stock carried by fellow travelers, the long tunnels, and river Rhone impressions. The writer reflects on Geneva’s lake views, Mont Blanc visibility, and a boat tour planned for another letter.
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Cincinnati Times
Cuamonix
Savor
Paris
Geneva
Macon
Northern
France
Lyons
London
Chamouniz
Mont Blanc
Parise
Amberien
Our Boston Letter and National Happenings Snapshot
A compact notice rounds up Boston society and national items. The piece cites the recent prize fight row payments and a steamboat captain’s fare dispute ending in robbery allegations. It notes political shifts within Massachusetts Democrats, Batier’s district dispute, and endorsements by state Republicans. It mentions generals’ matters, a theater strike, and Olympic chatter in Boston with brief regional updates from Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana.
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Gen. Batier
Massachusetts
Icans Indorse
Batier
Hers’ Association
The
Glorious News
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Teorse
Boston
Boston Prize Fight Abroad and Butler’s District Tangle
A Boston prize fight proceeding shows local authorities unable to halt disreputable bouts and a public reaction criticizing police efficiency. The report notes gate fees, trouble with steamer charters, and a brutal match with Seddons and Kelly. It also covers Butler’s district politics with Democrats and Republicans clashing over Judge Lord’s nomination and expected stance on bond payments.
Welcome Meeting of Cleveland YMCA Convention Debates Women Aid
The Cleveland Welcome Meeting for the Young Men's Christian Association drew a large crowd. Addresses by H S Davis and Dr Aiken hailed YMCA work, prosperity, and divine blessing. committee expansions added seven executive members and new standing committees. A key discussion asked what women could do to aid the YMCA, with Rev Cravath opening a series of brief talks and a prayerful, devout tone pervading the evening.
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Association of Wheeling
West Virginia
Association of the States
Association
Second Presbyterian Church
St. Johns Church
Mansfield
Cincinnati Times
Cleveland
Cleveland Association
H. 8. Davis
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
Loren Prentiss
H. Thane Willer
Mesers
Lloyd
Cincinnati
Riggs
Portsmouth
Messrs
H. P. Lloyd
B. Riggs
A. D. Strong
Ashtabule
T. A. Reany
Zanesville
W. H. Stinger
Granville
W. M. Herriott
A.D. Upton
Elyria
C. E. Bolton
M. Hotchkiss
Columbus
Mr. Pratt
Toledo
E. C. Pope
Veland
J. P. Pee Ssiem
H. E. Ee Alliance
J. M. Wolcott
Kenton
E. C. Middleton
Young Men's Christian Association
E. M. Cravath
Pratt
Webster
Taylor
Rheaff
Bolton
Henderson
Ely
Ols Wan
Congress Colfax address slated after postponement
Letter from Columbus reports the Republican demonstration in honor of Union victories was postponed to Thursday night with Hon. Schuyler Colfax expected to deliver an address. A minor fire occurred at the Ohio Tool Company drying house with trifling damage. A fire-alarm wire was ripped from a southern residence amid reports of strange noises. Emigrants passing through Columbus last week settled in several states, listing counts for Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan, and Louisiana.
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Cincinnati Times
Cotsins
Columbus
Oavie
Missouri
Death of General Magoffin in San Antonio
Gen James Magoffin died in San Antonio at half past five Sunday after a long illness with dropsy. Kentucky native, son of Gov Magoffin, he was about 72 and had frontier trading since 1832. He served in the Mexican War, was a prisoner in Chihuahua, later Brigadier General of Texas Militia, resident of El Paso and owner of Fort Bliss. His hospitality made his home a gathering place for officers and the educated.
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General Magoffin
San Antonio
Texas
James Magoffin
Magoffin
Kentucky
Chihuahua
Col. Doniphan
Polk
E. M. Pease
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Letter from Curtis endorses Grant in 1868 endorsement
General Curtis of Ogdensburg New York writes from October 9 1868 praising General Grants public life and urging veterans to unite for his nomination. He affirms support for reconstruction laws while opposing civil war and urges harmony to maintain public faith and national obligations. Curtis pledges influence to Grant and urges turnout for the district convention.
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Ogdensburg
N. S
Curtis
General Grant
Oopensburg
N. Y
William A. Jones
A. 8. Grant
Grant
N. M. Curtis
Great London Railway Depot Opens as European Landmark
London unveils its largest railway terminus, the Midland Railway hub, still incomplete. Spanning 700 feet by 240 feet by 100 feet, the vast structure required 9,000 tops of iron and 60 million bricks among other materials. It already dazzles observers and may remain unmatched for its scale and ambition.
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London
Europe
Midland Railway
Gough Reflects on Stage Fright After Long Speaking Career
Gough notes that after 26 years of public speaking he has lectured 250 times in New York and 350 in Boston yet still trembles before each audience. He describes stage fright as a constant, with the husk of voice and knees shaking, and believes fearless performers are rare.
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Gough
New York City
Boston
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels List
A long column lists past forty five arrivals at the Principal Hotels with names such as GW Miller Pittsburg Mrs Miller G Smith Miss M Coote Miss Stevens and many others from cities including London Philadelphia New York and Nashville. The strip also covers Atlantic cable news and assorted international dispatches from Dublin London Paris Madrid and other capitals with notes on politics, military events, and Cuban affairs.
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Miller
Pittsburg
G Smith
Do. Smith
M Coote
Stevens
Clevela
Nichol
London Oyer
M May
Steuben Ders Collier
L Connell
Canvers
Dawson
Lil
A J Sloan
Phila
Awe Heenter
Ro Ter
Paliun
A Johnson
Gove
Carling
Crone
Day
Columb
T FE Woods
Butinger
Bulinger
Misa Shewell
Byngton
Lo M.O' Brien
GT Teller
Tener
Teller
M Brooks
A Brown
Reed AA Webster
Nina Kas
Eri Moysé
Chicago
Aubara H Green
Mc Jackson
Obemhens
Ci Webster
York
Roeette Ar Osborn
Hubba
Aira
Brow Ward
Fragmentary Name List From An Evolving Local Notice
A garbled OCR record lists numerous personal and place names across towns such as Zanesville Cynthiana and Washington with scattered initials and affiliations. The legible fragments reference individuals like JR Worland AJ Bell and W E Jones along with locales including Jefferson and Lousiville, suggesting a community notice or directory among varied towns and counties.
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Rogers
Porate
Fiat
JR Powers
Portamouth
Helcamp
Zanesville
E Warland
JR Worland
A W Wilson
Eater
Bell
Washington
H Baxxton
Issing
Kirk Do
J Bloomfield
Cheleville
J Pred
Arcannia
G Wright
Letanon
Denny
Greenville Regt
Ficasantridge Ete
Ville
Scauihaneeco
Ind
Lacey
Washi
Grove
Election returns and disputed votes across counties
Reports from forty nine counties show Republican majorities in key races. Notes claim of possible vote invalidations in Fayette and Westmoreland. Official tallies include Westmoreland 278 additional votes, Foster 2493, Covede 762, with several counties like Clearfield and Potter still awaiting results.
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Partapotenta
Treasu Garensavac
Westmoreland
Nit
Nmi Covede
Sae Covede
Foster
Tite
Saya
Fayette
Westmoreland County
Two Assassinations by the Ku Klux in New Orleans
October 18 report from New Orleans states the sheriff and the parish judge of St Marys Parish were killed in Franklin last night. The sheriff died in his hotel and the parish official’s body was found near the sheriff’s residence. Coroner’s inquest yielded no clear suspects. Several persons took part in the act but fled on horseback, and one man later identified the sheriff’s suspect.
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Allen
Micah
Stesling
Paris
England
Great Britain
Sommene
Ee Tee Court
Roebuck
Trades’ Union
Bheffield
Gladstone
South Lancashire
Livesroot
Cyrus W. Field
Cues
Newark
Loxpon
Alfred
Peugenies
Ferdinand
Portugal
Spain
Napoleon
Maprin
Prim
Dulce
Adrid
Barcelona
Prim and
Serrano
General Serrano
Aeces
Genera Prim
Mapzro
France
Rose D. Oleans
Line
Cuba
Saragosca
New Orleans
St. Marys Parish
Franklin
Roe Tien
New York
Baltimore
Europe
Madrid Gazette
Isabella Ees
Ann Prinz
Chris
Bor
Berlin
Sosmaa
Pesth
Muingsune
Eng
Fragmented political campaign visit described in faded OCR
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a political figure’s campaign tour through Abbeyville County and nearby locales. It mentions travel by car from North to South Carolina regions, an address delivered on Thursday, and subsequent movements with associates and onlookers near Randolph and Perrine, with unclear concluding events.
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Randal
Eackor m
Negro
Cad Auben
South Saan Carolina Senate
Edesodero Olea
Abbeyville County
Thuay
Cok Hba
Rmite
Randolph
Perrine
Rakiny
Cuba Report Describes Havana Uprising as Quiet
Dispatches from Havana describe the capital as calm with government support growing. Reports mention insurgent pockets near Paseo del Prado and nearby districts, while local authorities push claims of stability amid tensions and ongoing security concerns.
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Cuba
Havana
Destructive Lake Huron Storm Hits Port Huron Area
Dergorr reports a frenzied Friday night storm on Lake Huron causing shipwrecks and collisions across the lake and river. Several lumber barges broke loose near Peintanae, two deaths on the Paragon, and a Canadian gunboat Prince Alfred rescued crews and towed the waterlogged Paragon to Port Huron. bodies of a woman and child recovered, men not found.
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Dergorr
Lake Huron
Port Huron
Peint An Ae
Paragon
Prince Alfred Ae
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Instruction
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AP Atshall
Hubbell, Swasey & Co
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Walnut ST
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A. M. Binninger & Gal Sole Proprietors
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FURS
Gid Reliable Fur Manufacturing
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