Fragmentary 1871 Dispatch Notes Across States and Churches
Fragmented 1871 news dispatches mention a cabinet meeting on bonds, state and church affairs, a Grand Lodge gathering in Ohio, and local deaths. Names include H Stephens of Georgia and Bristow. References to loans, unions, railways, and the Logan Convention hint at political activity and civil matters.
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Orleans
H. Stephens
Georgia
Tonie Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Springfield
Velreport
French War News Bombards Paris and Battles Near Orleans
From front lines and city dispatches a flood of war reports. Bourbaki appointed commander of the Army of the North and linked with Bazaine as Paris braces for bombardment. In Bougonne and Mont Didier clashes leave heavy casualties with Prussians seeking armistice to bury dead. French mobile guards fight stubbornly along the Seine and Ivry lines as negotiations with Burnside and Burnevdk falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bszaine
Veson
Russia
Alsace
Paris
France
Prussia
Bourbaki
St. Cloud
Brussels
Burnside
Franc Tireurs
Mehen
Wurtemburg
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg
Charenton
Ivry
Jes Acs
Chatillon
Orleans
Bagneux
North
Bazaine
Napoleon
Lille
Journal de St. Petersburg
Jules Favre
Mont Didier
Banker
Chevilly
L’hay
Garde Mobile
Cote d'Or
Bismarck
Burnevdk
Lorraine
Parismig
Sandau
Rouen
Seine
le Petit Audely
Gailler
Courcelles
Diary from Paris Besieged Reveals Belligerent Resilience
A London Daily News diary from Paris depicts daily mood swings amid the siege. The writer notes French stubbornness, border fears, and casual encounters with troops, clerks, and British envoys as Meudon heights, Trochu, and National Guards shape a tense city under bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Paris
Meudon
Decome
Gen. Troche
Croverbor
Trochu
London
England
Central
Boston Customs Officers Claim Vast 1869 Trade Figures
Boston custom-house officers report a large 1869 illicit trade mainly involving schooners and merchants. The case centers on defendants including DD. T. Winal and C., with sums exceeding a quarter million tied to branded goods such as brandy and rum. Details remain fragmented in the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dollera
Ram Odkins
DD. T. Winal
Wrecks Leave Several Lost Aftershore Disaster
A maritime tragedy left at least six or seven sailors dead as two scows wrecked after going ashore. The exact crew count is unknown, but the losses are confirmed to be heavy in this maritime incident.
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Ali
Lyons Commune Aims Reigniting Parisian Socialism In Lyons
The Lyons Commune, built by Socialists opposed to universal suffrage, loses control after Sedan and shifts to inciting mistrust among Lyons residents. The Croix Rousse hosts diverse socialist sects while Andrieux and the Republic face mob pressure. City splits into rival camps as Prefect must act to avert clashes amid occupation by an invader.
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Commune of
Lyons
Lyme
Port Royal
8. Severin
Paris
Pascal
Arnauld
S T. Severin
Kcariens
Fourrieriates
Egalitaries
Sedan
Hotel de Ville
The
Republic
Dimia
Buch
Croix Rovere
M. Andrieux
France
Amusements and theater notes in town and beyond
A crowded audience praised Leyraxe Concert performances with Miss Rosemburgh, Signor Lefranc, and Mrs. Werner. Woon's Theater presented Rip Van Winkle to roaring applause, while National Theater announced Booth role debuts and minstrel shows. The Graxp Concert at Mound Street Temple promises grand organ music and a brilliantly lit venue. a bridge dispute letter defends investors and public interests amid city rail and depot plans.
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Miss Rosemburgh
Signor Lefranc
Werner
Chicago
Thell
Woon's Theater
Rip van Winkle
Mc Wade
Epwtw Booth
National Theater
Iago
Bitty Emerson
Merry Men In Black
Wood's Theater
Cork Opera
National
Kiwia Booth
Graxp
Mound-street Temple
Andre
New York
Morgan
TvTBURBAN leaves are gently stimulant from the study notes
A fragment notes that TvTBURBAN leaves are gently stimulant with a peculiar aroma and potential medicinal use. The snippet hints at botanical properties and a cautious interest in traditional remedies, leaving specifics vague and unverified.
Covington Fire Telegrapher Report And Local Stride News
City Council committee returned from Sieveland praising the improved fire arm telegraph invention. Sidewalks are being torn up and replaced with new brick. T A Wilson & Co. slaughtered five hundred hogs. Kentucky Central RR offers half fare to Cincinnati Exposition for three days. Dr J C Byland re elected School Commissioner of Keaton Criminal Court cases tried yesterday include Brown Siggs found guilty for liquor theft and Ann Singleton for larceny. The Holly Well-water analyzed by An Analytic notes its properties and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieveland
T. A. Wilson & Co
Kentucky Central Railroad Company
Cincinnati
J.C. Byland
Keaton Criminal Court
A. Brown Siggs
N. P. Douglass
Ann Singleton
John Fenton
Lyons Workers Rise in Red Republic Threats
Correspondent reports chaos in Lyons as 10,000 silk workers in La Guillotine and La Croix Rousse back Red Republic rule. Factories halt, guards press stay orders, and police conduct domiciliary visits as General Cinseret and allies distribute rations to appease unrest.
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Lyons
la Guillotine
la Croix Rousse
Red Republic
General
Cinseret
Humboldt Times reports Arcata farmer oats yield
Alex McDowell of Arcata sold 1,227 bushels of oats at about 40 to 41 cents per bushel for seed. A notable field yielded as high as 200 bushels in a single sere, according to the Humboldt Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. McDowell
Arcata
Col
Bara
Humboldt Times
Red Stockings Open Eastern Baseball Tour Tomorrow
The Reds start their Eastern schedule with games against the Philadelphia Athletics on Saturday, Trojan Haymakers on Monday, Atlantics on Tuesday, and Mutuals on Wednesday. They have played sixty eight games this season. Individual batting and fielding totals are listed, with notable performances and totals for Clean, Total Bases, Runs, and Hits. The Athletics and Mutuals tied in a top inning yesterday, Morton and Higham noted, while the Second Junior Nine faces Clifton and Coteries later this week. The Kekiongs host the White Arlington Club in Fort Wayne today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rap Brockinga
Gatanlaintet
Philadelphia Athletics
Trojan Haymakers
Atlantics
Mutuals
Alantic
Forest City
Cleveland
Wer
York
Atlantic
Lee Etessi Hsengnen Neeenech
Athletic
Olympic
Washington
Korea Ate
Red Stockings
Cliftons
Kekiongs Baseball Club
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Milk safety report discussed at Board of Health meeting
Dr Clendenin presented extracts from Dr Joseph Locke s extensive analysis of milk furnished by the Health Officer. The report outlined microscopic examinations and cited authorities on how fear anger improper food affect milk, noting that the exact poison source remains undetermined though milk sickness episodes have been deadly. The professor s father Professor John Locke conducted related examinations but found no positive results beyond a vegetable origin theory. The report was referred to Mr Brum and the Health Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Clendenin
Joseph Locke
John Locke
Brum
A Berravo Hunt Sets Off On Norfalo Burning Excursion
A group of citizens plans a grand journey starting tomorrow from Park's Fort Kansas. They will travel by a line of passenger coaches via the Cincinnati Hamilton Daywin and Indianapolis Junction Railroads toward Kansas City, the first objective of their trip. Bon voyage, Messieurs.
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Park's Fort
Kansas
Cincinnati
Hamiton & Daywin
Indianapolis
Unsafe three story dwelling collapses on Weet Third Street
The back part of 422 Weet Third Street collapsed in the night, crushing furniture but injuring no occupants. The residence had long been deemed unsafe and the owner was repeatedly notified to tear it down or secure it.
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Weet Third Street
Green Line Excursions Library Auction Promotion
A member consigns a splendid library to Heath for auction. Mr Hubbard appears to assume a leading role in guiding the sale and managing the consignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Line
Heath
Hubbard
Central Committees Tussle Over Sengerfest Settlements
The Central Committee of the North American Sengerbolch met to plan the final settlement of Sengerfest business held last June. They refused to recognize the Louis organized Central Committee until three societies admitted without Pund membership join or be expelled. A resolution urged the Citizens' Committee to report in fourteen days for the main committee in St. Louis.
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Esquire
Thomas McLean
Gorevard
Sengerbolch
Central
Louis
St. Louia
Helmbold's Extract Bachu Uses Across Ages and Ailments
Helmbold's Extract Bachu claims effectiveness for ages 18 to 65 and beyond, including post confinement and labor pains. It asserts nonpregnant female benefits in chlorosis irregularities and painful evacuations, and treats urinary, bladder and kidney issues. It also pledges improved digestion and absorption, reducing watery or calcareous deposits and swelling and inflammation.
Panorama exhibit at Oddfellows Hall sparks Newport talk
Newport residents discuss Ballard's New York panorama at Oddfellows Hall while a candidate for Congress is noted in connection with the coming gubernatorial race. Newport streetcars receive through repairs as drought leaves many depots empty. The Newport steam fire engine is pressed into private use filling idle duties. A reader letter questions women workers in the Newport pipe foundry, arguing virtue and fear shape labor views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
New York City
Oddfellows’ Hall
Congress
Newport
Helmbold's Extract Buchu Promises Cures for Diabetes
Extract Buchu advertised as curing all diabetes cases and treating urinary, kidney, prostate, and bladder ailments. It claims diuretic and blood purifying effects, warns against counterfeits, and offers doses with price per bottle and multi-bottle discounts. The ad urges describing symptoms to deliver to H. T. Helmbold at 594 Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmbold
Dayton Council Votes On Madison and Sixth Streets Project
A Dayton city council meeting approved plans to lay out Madison and Sixth streets from McKin to Clay, with the city to advertise for bids and require written reports for future actions. The bond of Wm. Farmer as delinquent tax collector was accepted. Other items include approving claims, extending Farmer’s reappointment, and scheduling the next meeting for October 25. The Dayton and Newport Street Railroad advances toward Taylor’s Creek bridge with a banquet planned at the new depot. A Newport and Dayton Street Railroad extension to Twelve-mile Creek is proposed to connect with New Richmond by ferry. The Dayton Building Association will meet at Ehner's Hall.
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Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Congress
Peta
Correas
Eggleston Avenue
Tervenes Ween
Paanelieones Railroad
Great Southwest
Seaboard
Davis
Chadionsil
Pennsylvania Railroad
Abram Galruen
Memiers
Bricker
Madison
Sixth Streets
McKi
Clay
Farmer
Council
Hi. D. Helm
Sheffield
Dayton and
Newport Street
Taylor
Creek
Saturda
Madison and
Berry Streeta
Dayton
RaizCap
Newport and
Pooh
Dayton Building Association
Ehner's Hall
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Ee Eet
Eden
Colonel Brown
Ver- Bristow
Louisville
St. Luke's Christian
Ni Goon, Dissetv
Whaed & Oon Ae
Sienna the Logan
Peneaio
United States
Erie Railway Com . & Co. Pany
W. Minor Roberts
Churches of
MAIL
National Guard
James Clay
McClellan
Garde National
Garde
Sears
Paria
Gel
Caltient
Caliente
Faubourg St. Antoine
Nigit
Ocean
Monsieur
Regent Street
Foller
Chassepota
Embassy
Messenger Johnson
Johneon
Wodehouse
Patience
Lord Lyons
Lord Granville
United
Red Republican Movement
Nationa Topater
Foster Combination Company
Ollo
Bowse
Fuster
Jack and the Beanstalk
Olio Company
Cincinnati Gazette
Tvtburban
Buch WU
Buchu
Covington
Holly
Eprroks
Saene
Molly
BASE
Reds
Artanis
New York Tribune
Atlantic and
Bachu
Aheus
Geo. McGregor
Race Street
Bet
Fourth & Fi Way
John Holland
P and Red
Gol
West Fourth St
Anti Ly
Sterling Exchange
Son
Raved
Sac
Main Forest
Franklin
Vine Street
Allison, Smith Johnson
Bins HY
D. Kurszy
Guin
Oldiverough
Rankin
Richmond ME. CO
Lesding Jobbeere West
Conesses Richmond
S “Quake
Pj . Leena
Bold
Poip
H. T. Helmbold
Way, N. Y
My Chemical Warehouse
Murray
Lanman
Florida
J. A. Henderson
Fears Street
West Pearl Steel
WEBBB
J. Webb
Fifth Street
Race and Elm
G. W. Plumb
Eon Street
Optines Office
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