Albany and towns report varied populations in brief notes
The dispatch notes Albany with 17 000 inhabitants and Patmos town with 10 553, Cubenville at 10 187, while Blooming aged preaching in Bora Russia and Prana units are mentioned. It covers political meetings in Jacksonville Evansville Dayton and Fort Wayne rail collision near Wabash, plus a fatal stabbing in New Hampshire and a large cotton increase in Havana. A fire damaged Drake Block in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Wtamouth
Cubenville
Vallandigham — Deere
Dayton
Burbridge
Wabash
Ft. Wayne
Henry T. Gardner
G. Stevens
New Hampshire
Charleston
Nomination results in county offices and con gress bid
The article reports on nominations for county recorder and coroner plus infirmary director. On the seventh ballot recorder A J McCaffery leads Rauch with 189 to 164. For coroner Dr J Unzicker leads 181 to Bonner 158 and then declines the nomination. Infirmary director first ballots show Eckert 176 among others, with several candidates receiving smaller totals. SAM CARY FOR CONGRESS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT is noted as ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Oon
A. J. McCaffery
Rauch
A Crow On Mount Adams Captured After Bourbon Row
A drunken crow on Mount Adams caused a lively scene among hilltop residents on a Sabbath afternoon. The bird, named Pat Crow, resisted capture, was subdued by officers after a brief altercation, and jailed at Hammond Street Station house to ponder its behavior. One officer was struck on the eye by a thrown rock during the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Adams
Jim Crow
Pat Crow
Patlander
Jim
Sheet
Hammond-street
Lewis
Mt. Adams
Amusements and Week’s Circus Business notes
Amusements report Macauley opens the season with Ex Tremées at Woop's Turatex promising lavish scenery and a strong company. Cineva New York Circus finishes a week in Covington with about $10,000 in business, praised as perhaps the best circuit on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woop
Turatex
Macauley
Cineva
New York
Covington
McMahon's Surrender at Sedan Described by Tribune Reporter
A special correspondent reports from near Sedan as Prussian forces close in on McMahon. The narrative details forced marches, shifting positions, and intense fighting on the Meuse front with Prussian columns, Bavarian batteries, and French defenses. The piece notes cavalry clashes and the French retreat toward Sedan, signaling a pivotal battle outcome and the possible fate of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Prussia
Sedan
Mezieres
Chemory
Twenty
Prince Frederick Charles
Crown Prince
Douchery
McMahon
Albert of Saxony
Meuse
Remisly
UN Chapelle
Bouillon
Belgium
Sed
la Mariée
League
Bazeille
la Fee
Belain
Baseillé
Rabecourt
Bamille
Eden
Fleigreuse
Ottenton
Bull
Gardes
Ong Island
Tiley
Monsieur
Count Bismarck
von Rodnj
Moltke
Sheridan
Forsyth
Illey
Bateille
Saxns
A & Corps
King William's
Gravellette
Turtederd
Bees Bing Lenin
Eae Ek
Ught Bank
Rubecourt
la Chapelle
Floing
Arillery
Bouchery
Wervenbusen
Fioi
van Roon
Baxedile
la Govenne Wood
la Govenne
Odid Pa
Toney
Third Corps
Te Brian
Israel
Bedan
Jan Mitrailleuses
Bazaine
Aube
Metz
Rheims
Chasseure d'Afrique
Paris
Proclamation of the Ministers in Paris September 4
The Council of Ministers issues a call to the French people after three days of siege and heavy losses. Marshal Bamine’s failed escape is noted as a heroic effort amid a grim reversal. Paris must defend, with new armies forming on the Loire and near Paris, while the public powers pledge unity and measures for defense and mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of Ministers
de Wimpffen
Andor
Loire
Hanenisieek
Accoca
Dr PaLiKao
Chevreavscent de Genoc
Senate
Bamine
Hisself
Metz
Prussia
Sedan
Authenti
France
Jules Favre
G Cheat de Palikao
Chamber
Baseball crowds gather at Taylor's bottom in Newport area
Report details a lively local baseball scene with players and a large audience amid festive chatter. It notes upcoming games including Chicago White Stockings versus Forest Citys and New York Mutuals versus Unions, plus a list of county bills approved at last Saturday's meeting for bridge work, infirmary, jail maintenance, and courthouse expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Uhe Green
Foulx
Generral Gossir
Chicago White Stockings
Forest Citys
Rockford
Northwest
York Mutuals
Unions
Mortisania
Cleveland Forest Citys
Olympica of
Washington
Live Oaks
Willington
Ohio
Procenpix
Tonyillingsley
Reading
Sycamore Township
J. C. Belman
New County Infirma
Dan
Ok Fighth Street
C. K. Gilli
Colerain Bridge
Truman B. Handy
New County Infirmary
R. C. Phillips
Sharpsburg
Columbia
John Schenck
Sixth District meeting urged as anti Smith rally
In Clermont county, supporters of Col. Loudon push for a public gathering to coordinate opposition to J A Smith for Congress. The letter from W E Means dated Sept 5 1870 argues Smith’s nomination was irregular and urges a convention of anti-Smith voters at the Fair Ground on Sept 7 1870 at 1 PM to unite and plan further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timet
Col. Loudon
Congress
Clermont County
Smith
Hillsboro
J. A. Smith
Democratic Party
Louden
Iitle
Clermont
Batavia
Prussian Artillerists Use Simple Fuses in Shells
Prussian gunners employ rapid fuses with simple detonators that fit into shells at the last moment. A safety pin preserves the fuse until firing, then the rotating mechanism releases it to ignite the detonator and explode the shell. Both common and shrapnel rounds are fused this way.
Fire at Massilen injures workers and insurance loss
At Massilen a fire burned a house and nearby sheds, two men escaped to raise the alarm. The blaze caused about $2,000 in losses and left about 300 people unemployed until the building can be repaired. Insurance covers Putnam Hartford and Columbian Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massilen
Oll
Rae
Putnam
Hartford
Columbia
Pacific
Chicago
Revenue official ends illicit two-stage liquor sales in Pennsylvania
H Mandy of the Revenue service in Pennsylvania ruled that dealers cannot sell eight gallons of liquor in two installments without a wholesale license. The Acting Commissioner decreed that such sales require payment of tax as wholesale dealers, and the spirits must be gauged and stamped.
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H. Mandy
Revenue Service
Essenil
Fhanete
Penn
Edward Witness to Plates from which the Book Began
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Edward as an origin witness to plates used for the Book. The text mentions Balt and Beene Seuak but lacks coherent details, making the full context unclear.
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Edward
German Nation Rejoices Over French Emperor Surrender
General rejoicing sweeps Germany following reports of the surrender of the French Emperor and the army of McMahon on Saturday, signaling a major shift in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satarene
Cincinnati Delegates Named for Sovinzan Commercial Convention
Mayor Torrence selects Cincinnati representatives for the Commercial Convention beginning October 4 1870. The list includes John D Minor Oliver Perin D T Woodrow Martin Bare Wm Resor A M Helton Isaac Wolf James F Torrence L T Barr Lewin Seasongned K Macready Philip Heidelbach Moerlein Geo M Herd Jamon Mi Clark Wm Atmel Jabez M Waters Leverett E Hull Thos L McDonald John Simpkinson W T Bosr F E Suire Garza Gano Gideon Burton F D S Whetstone Frank O H Baldwin Thomas H Gilpin Daniel Gideon W A Applegate.
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Torrence
Cincinnati
Oe Cy
John D. Minor
Oliver Perin
D. T. Woodrow
Martin Bare
Wm. Resor
A. M. Helton
Isaac Wolf
James F. Torrence
L. T. Barr
Lewin Seasongned
K.,macready
Philip Heidelbach
China
Moerlein
Geo
M. Herd
Jamon Mi. Clark
Wm. Atmel
Jabez M. Waters
Leverett E. Hull
Thos. L. McDonald
John Simpkinson
W. T. Bosr
F. E. Suire
Garza Gano
Gideon Burton
F. D
Whetstone
Frank O H. Baldwin
Thomas H. Gilpin
Daniel Gideon
W. A. Applegate
Missionary Address at Trinity Church Advocates Women as Foreign Mis
A large audience gathered at Trinity M E Church to hear Dr William F Willing of Chion oe Mice filling expound the importance of women in foreign missions. He argues Catholics used women effectively at home and abroad and the talk was filled with thought and information. Da Unaicked Declines. The accompanying letter explains: Coroner nomination by the Democratic Convention was a surprise. he declines due to not wishing to enter politics at this life stage. Signed by Dr S Unzicker M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
William F.willing
Freeholders Appointed Turnpike Company Formed
The three freeholders named are Masox axp Monroomery and Mont me. they were approved by the Board of Commissioners on Saturday. They presented a certificate of incorporation and officer election. The name was filed and the Auditor ordered to prepare duplicates for taxation as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masox Axp
Tornpike
Oeot
Montme
Con Sromielenees
Rame
Coroner declines inquest into child’s death
The coroner examined the death of four year old Ise Schmidt, who died suddenly last evening at her home on Main Street. He found natural causes and properly refused to hold an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeser
Ise Schmidt
Dence
Main Street
Captain Sebastian Surrenders County Treasury Duties
The county treasury duties are handed over by Captain Sebastian to his successor, UPyer, who now relieves the Captain of office responsibilities. Several clerks from the Third-Street Isles assisted in counting the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian
Train schedule changes for Indianapolis and Lafayette mail
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad will change trains effective today. The Indianapolis and Lafayette Mail leaves at 7 A.M. and the night express departs at 10:45 P.M. The Fast Express will run as before. A man named John Devoto sustained a shallow cut on his forehead around one o clock. the report notes a minor incident near the Walked Foundery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis, Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lafayette
St. Is
John Devoto
Beereg Injury Fatality Ties to Brewery Hatchway Accident
Adolph Gosholtz died at Cincinnati Hospital after being struck on the head by a beereg that fell through a hatch at Kauffman’s brewery on Vine Street about a week ago. The Public Schools opened for the winter, as did the Normal School, this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Gosholtz
Kauffman
Vine Stréet
Cincinnati’ Hospital
Editor denies unauthorized sheriff candidacy rumor
A Times editor states at a Democratic Convention that his name was used for the Hamilton County sheriff race without permission. He warns that any such claim was done with malice, notes the high bond and salary, and hints at financial pressures from a savings society. He urges political allies to seek the society’s benefits promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Hamilton County
Board of Pree Geers meeting reports income and growth
The Board of Pree Geers notes six months ending the 1st instant saw $4,259.50 collected and $4,062.12 expended. Membership increased with nineteen firms, forty individuals and three vacant companies added. Josiah Kirby says industrial exposition arrangements near completion and space indicates a large national fair. Freight bureau discussions continue without a firm conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pree Geers
Vnc Ted
Josiah Kirby
Committee On Industrial Exposition
United States
German Ladies Set Twelve Member Committee Meeting
At the Saturday meeting the German ladies expanded the committee of gentlemen to twelve and elected Charles Benndorf Fred Spieker Colonel Taiel Edward Kistner John Grossius and others. Captain Carl Adse sent a letter of acceptance. Mrs Caldwell reported Hall rental from September 20. Mr Leinecke named Treasurer. Subscriptions for books to be recorded and left at Mrs Saal's house for publication.
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Gerwanx
Leinecke
Dr. Saal
Daily Union Prayer Meeting Report
The meeting opened with a prayer and readings from scriptures led by Steed. Sister Lowe, absent for some time, resumed her place this morning and shared notes on her Acton Camp visit. The session concluded with song and a note that tomorrow morning’s gathering will be led by Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Penne
Steed
Lowe
Acton
Democratic Executive Committee Members Listed by Ward
The list of Democratic Executive Committee members by ward includes Daniel McCarty Ward Ann Gillga Third Ward James Lawler Fourth Ward Charles S Fifth Ward Henry Fries Sixth Ward James P Ward Ninth Ward Lox Meyer Tenth Ward Bertling Eleventh Ward O'Brien Fifth Ward Mark Smith Thirteenth Ward John F McCarthy Fourteen Atkinson Fifteenth Ward B Farrell Sixteenth Ward Permanee Ward staff and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Cie Ece Ta
Daniel McCarty
Ann] Gillga
James Lawler
Charles S
Henry Fries
James P
Lox. Meyer
Bertling
O’brien
Mk Smith
John F. McCarthy
Ourteen
Raemer
J. D Sn
Rosai
Charles Hef
Prick UN
County Convention Labour Sparks Honor Reception Recap
After the County Convention finished its labors the Second District conducted proceedings honoring Sambel with thanks. Jones and Hon. 8. F. Haat were present while efforts by D. Champlin and others were noted, with some withdrawals and remarks on their roles.
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Sambel
Jones
F. Haat
L En D. Champlin
Hamilton County Fair Schedule At Carthage
The Hamilton County Fair opens tomorrow at Carthage with half fare on the Hamilton and Dayton road. Exhibits include Alderney cattle, sheep, horses, farm machinery, paintings, and music. Entries open at the Secretary’s office in the amphitheatre today at noon and must be completed by 10 AM on exhibition day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Carthage
Hamilton and
Dayton
Alderney
Devon and
Ayrshire
Casire
Collatorday
Co Fancy Eama
Industrial Exposition Subscriptions Reported
Interest in the Industrial Exposition grows as preparations proceed. Subscriptions totaling thousands are listed from the Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce, and First National Bank among others, with more likely as another paper circulates. Committee members volunteer to ensure success and urge prompt reporting of pledges to the West Front Street contact.
Frexco Arp Society Executive Committee Notes
At a Hewasi meeting the Secretary reported many outside communications urging contact with Frenchmen to support a town project and aid French soldiers. The treasurer announced funds available for the cause and publication of the collection appeal. Adjourned till next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frexco Arp Society
Hewasi
Orau
France
Constant
Sensational phrases in a morning paper without facts
A reader dismisses the sensational baby remark and the alleged mysterious murder as unfounded in the same issue. The baby belongs to a poor woman with many children and was to be sent to Covington for care by the Sisters, nothing more than that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Covington Opens. Mayor Baker Begins Duty
Covington mayor Baker qualified and started duties as public schools reopen after two months. Kentucky Central Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets for the reip fair starting tomorrow. Mayor's Court lists sixteen cases with $35 in fines. Kenton Republican meeting selects Ed Hare as chairman and appoints a five member committee for the War Pay event in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Baker
Kentucky Central Railroad
Kenton County
United States Court Room
Warsaw
Ed. O. Hare
J. M. Blackburn
Local political meeting draws crowd as schools reopen
Report notes a Democratic Convention influence amid a crowd of Jones supporters at a city gathering. The piece mentions a two week absence, a motor of dispute, and tensions over seating as schools resume amid party alignments.
Bankruptcy Auction Sale of Dry Goods at 16 East Fourth
Auction begins Monday August 1st at 10 AM with ongoing daily sales at 10 AM 3 PM and 7 99 PM until the entire stock is disposed of. Goods sold for cash with no reserve in endless lots. Public notice urges trade and community to attend this bankruptcy sale at the downtown address.
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East Fourth Street
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Havana
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Father Oirch
Webash
Tolesien
Agre
Lafla
Sam Cary
J. Unzicker
Dr. F. Bonner
Robert Thorbarn
T. J. Sullivan
H. P
Wm. Bode
Michael Ryan
Ane
Leonard
Jarvia
Anthony Brown
John Elli
Michael Eckert
Ced
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Numo
Assembly
Mets
Eet
Gravelotte
Besten
Bantam
Western
WB Isccik Decengas
Sure
Ea Ecm
Heraelics Peer
Cincinnati Savings Society
Board of Trade
Uburban
Pakie
D-Haymon
Ero
Hubbard & Heatos
Meat and Vegetable Choppers
D. A. Newton & CO
Wcortlandt M
Lake
Illinois
Adison Ballard
Curcaco
Roxxry 4 Co
Yaa. Ballard
Pleasant Military Academy
Hudson
Tatum
Snes Gymnadam
Seteenseelon Illite
Lars Anderson
Joseph C
L’hommedieu
Henry D
MN. Y
John Holland
West Fourth St. Antity
Franklin Type Foundery
Vine Street
Cluciusati
Allison, Smith & Johnson
Sturdevant
Judson
JAS. L. Haven & CO
Gulat
Whitcomb
Medi
A Co., Bt
X. E. Corper
Lange Stable
R. Peebley
Dann
Rei
Wray
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