Fragmentary Personal Notice From Kentucky Briefs
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places including Liberty Inchester Crestiine Tippec and Paris Kentucky with individuals HM Green Spara KW Harfield and MR Ryan listed among others, suggesting a general unidentified notice or roster item.
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Atl Tt
Piitew
Liberty Inchester
C.af & Wiliams
Man- Fagonier
Madin Webanon
Crestiine
Ois
Tippec Aorie
HM Green
Harfield
Ispear
Clay
Paris
Ryan
Local voters listed in Dunham Indiana roll call
A fragmentary OCR list names numerous individuals including Miss Ida Mc Morris, W G Githet, A Piennig, C EWing, GH Hartafee, and others from towns such as Terre Haute, Nashville, Greensburg, Dayton, Sidney, and Portmouth. The text appears as a roster or notice of residents, with scattered surnames and place names.
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Dunham
Ind
Ida Mc Morris
Inpanegerei Ite
Terre Haut
Kain
Batavia
Campbell
Cumnallville
Wishburn
Washiton
PH Biliyer
Henderson Jones
Leon
Croli
Memrecm Wright
Ironton Shallenger
Cam- GH Hartafee Nashville
G Githet
Miamiviie
AH Talbott Greensburg
C Ewing
A Piennig
Fragmentary Names Map Across Indiana and Ohio Regions
A scattered OCR list shows numerous place names and personal surnames across Indiana and Ohio. Entries mention towns like Green Cast, Connersville, Noblesville, and Plymouth along with individuals such as Moore, Kennedy, Crippen, Johnson, and Blackburn amid a jumble of commas and diacritics.
History of Lager Beer Making in Cincinnati
A historical survey traces lager beer production in Cincinnati from early trials by German brewers in 1834 to later developments. It notes Key figures such as Fleshman, Eenberger, and Noll, the growth of retail sale, and the evolution from small local brews to larger operations on Vine Street and beyond.
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Antromonic
Cincinnati
Pottsville
Pennayly
Fleshman
Flashman
Ity
Nam Neenberger
Fortman
Twelfth
Minstresty
Smail House
Klamer
Hamilton Road
Elm Street
Gombeinus
Peter Noll
Vine Street
Iee
Genos Glossner
Street Disorder Inadequate Cleanliness Cited
Fragmentary OCR notes describe boys crowding street corners and public avenues. The text mentions stopping street begging by using charitable institutions and references city efforts for ice and snow removal, ending with unclear phrases about a person named Mager and a tense incident.
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Buday
Covington News Abandoned Indictments and Accidents
Abandoned indictments noted in Covington area as Grand Jury results discussed with mentions of Austin road and Brotherhood of Locomotive Carriers. A Mercury accident report details a horse fright causing a derailment near New Eden with one rider seriously hurt. Cincinnati bill authorizes use of bridge walls and anchorage for a company at $1200 yearly.
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Oane Weiveies
Austin
Bertxasp
Brotherhood of Locomotive Cars
Ies
Dee
Teers
Lexington
Central Railroad Company
Willis
Hamer
Longmore
Rome
Cincinnati
Suipe Bridge
Billiard Tournament Day Noted By Strong Attendance
Yesterday afternoon and last night drew large crowds as matches ran across tables. Parker posted a high run of 64 with a 427 baton average while Rivers showed 719 points in 45 minutes. Coon defeated Davis 190 to 13 with a 126 run and 3714 average, and Snyder beat Myers by a close margin. Upcoming games feature Sayer against Smith and Foster versus Parker.
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Bishcas Casepnan Wee
Parkers
Rivers
Parker
Coon
Davis
Snyder
Potas Myder
Everogg
Smith
Fes
Ae Brits
Foire
Phokermans
Averse
Wil Pever
Srayder
Ange Smith
Riv
Foster
Norman
Obituary Committee Reports Losses At Convention
The Obituaries section notes several deaths among members, praising their contributions to the association and labor cause. It records the recent losses and affirms the impact of those individuals on the organization and community.
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St Utiona
Board of Ham
Eastern ia convocation to be held with bishops in attendance
The document notes the upcoming cession of Eastern ia fa Convocation of esol and mentions bishops Smith and Cummins expected to attend. Sermons may be delivered and services planned. Public attendance follows several days in October with unspecified events.
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Paris
Esol T
Smith and Cummins
Cot
Unclear historical meeting notes and financial report
Fragmentary minutes describe a meeting discussing constitution revision and committee appointments. It notes contributions to a missionary fund, East West exchange, life memberships, and a general treasurer’s report with receipts and disbursements. Names such as Elder Errett and Professor Garme appear in context.
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Laws
Elder
Abe
der Mervin
New York
Errett
American Missionary Society
Visialut
Ening
Nate Tee Ee
Ghee
Garme
Bernie Cece Ky
Foreign News Notice on Napoleon's Advice to Emperor
A fragment reports a foreign dispatch discussing Prince Napoleon's guidance to the Emperor on non intervention. It references Prussia and a North German Parliament's October 7 presentation, claiming Providence favors their race and that no Providence has been with others.
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Napoleon
Prussia
Germany
Bavarian Lower House Debates Zollverein and Salt Treaties
October 8 Bavarian Government urged adoption of Zollverein and Salt Treaties. Prince von Hohenlohe spoke against southern states joining the North German constitutional alliance with France. He warned against isolation of the southern states or entry of a single southern state into the alliance.
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Germany
Bavaria
Prince von Hohenlohe
Mts
Prince Napoleon's Advice Cited in Journal de Paris
The Journal de Paris reports Prince Napoleon offering guidance on political power and oaths in the Cis Leased realm. It notes measures by the Reichsrath and municipal council actions as part of evolving governance.
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Journal de Paris
Prince Nepales
Tara
Jeon
Last Night's Dispatches Across The City
Cincinnati telegraph briefs recap yesterday's late news from national events to local developments. Highlights include political updates, economic notes, and weather observations affecting daily life.
Rumbles in Europe as Bread Riots Rock Brittany
Tensions rise across England and Brittany with famine rumors and bread riots. Garibaldi remains at large amid political turmoil in France and Britain as Old World affairs dominate early news.
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Britany
France
The Atlantic Cable Reports and Civil War Echoes
Dispatches from London and Rome recount trials in Manchester and changes in Italian politics as Garibaldi’s fate and the Roman question loom. In New York, crime and political tension rise with robberies, presidential maneuvering, and a Williamsburg double tragedy ending in a suicide.
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Loxpox
Manchester
Michael de Bonco
Wicker
Brittany
New York
Frorenc Gouker
Garibaldi
Cialdini
Austria
Untitled fragment on US election and Peru treaty dispute
Fragments describe US election notes and a secret treaty with Peru referenced by The Herald. The text mentions dates in September and October and a transfer of information to Washington, with uncertain context and garbled place names.
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South America
New York
Heralds
Panama
Peru
United Ashington
Unclear text from Rennes report notes disturbance absence
The second day in the city passed without disturbance. The report mentions a vote or event with a tied result and mentions Bayne and Ginnie in a contested context. The OCR is garbled causing many unreadable words and incomplete phrases.
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Rennes
Bayne
Manufacturers' Meeting Calls Tax Removal for Textile Industry
A Philadelphia meeting of cotton and woolen manufacturers resolves to urge Congress to remove all taxation on the textile industry. They advocate addressing cheaper labor and seek to establish fixed tax on cotton bales, with correspondence to manufacturers in the country and to Trade Ball in Liverpool.
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Purtapesanta
Manufacturers’ Union of
Philadel
Congress
Ana
Liverpool
Wonder Near Dayton Finds Deep Wood in Well
A Dayton Ledger report describes James Mehan of Washington township finding timber fragments from thirty to forty eight feet underground while digging a well on his Centerville area farm. No water was reached despite nearby wells showing aquifer depths. the Cedar timber appears ancient and suggests no oil or gas was found.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Dayton Ledger
James Mehan
Req
Washington Township
Centerville
Molfillen
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Eel Hick
Ville
Clevepailla
Arrisburx
Rison
P Wilson
Jon
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Cuwraat Horst
Betus& Maaprn
Pro‘prietor
Hading
Antiilan
Scott
Payae
Anne
Greensburg
Owen
Boston
Mice & I
Atr Hoves
Geonoe
Wapee, Promieror
Embech
Lod
Massid
Aelhanan
la Bali
Ohio
Amet
Rettche Na
Ronen
Ifs Tidsore
Nghman
Simi
SH Moore
Connersville
Ustice
Nobles Ile
Franklin
Cheyenne
Kavertson
Vevay
M_ McKee
McCreadey
W. Scott
Balti
Coston
Davin
Zhomas
Lad
Edenheim
Keenan
Pelee
Manee
Doan
Dain
Kennedy
Crippen
Ban
Rom
Germantown
Ik A. Johnson
Cross Planes
Blackburn
Lebanon
Buawer Hersz
Jost & Co
Pre
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Thom
Rogers
Reston
Pieina Anderson
Go Fe Sea
Ar & Wi
Derren
Jase Hérer
Hisar P, Eisas, Pao
Aryort
Aegis A . Ee
Covington News
American Christian Missionary Society
Te Phage
Liab Goopers
G. P. Bavoza
R. Morrirr
Lenox
Ee Aweerersenees
Diéxrxsox
Tate
Ovat
Reichsrath
Patel
Ake
Sil Pdr
Okie
Sebiicence
Ava
Council of c
Joan
Warene
W. Weentes
Ibs
Oak of
Mexico
Prince Napoleon
Telegraph
THE
Daily Times
England
Ieee
Sarasa
Sheridas
Terry
Bickles
Stanton
Ian Teal
National Desparatie
Montreal
Dews
Flandeau
H.W
New York Times
Williamsburg
Maudlin Giveberd
Mullane
United States
Iocisuaetas
Baltimore
Oneh
Ceting
Baltimore Erection
Peat Poe
Cleveland
Insurance
Hartford
Con
Icential Imeurance
Maynard Frenom, Jr
Bennett
C. P. Buchanan
el Vay
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