Ohio Firemen, Deaths and Damages Dominate Last Night Dispatches
Hamilton Ohio reports residents and visitors as eleven thousand two hundred populate Ky plans for gold price closing in New York. Washington notes naval rest for admiral, while Ohio volunteer firemen hold a council. A Halifax wrecks and deaths cause public distress. France prepares peace mediation. a bridge collapse near Mt Vernon extends Knox line. A fatal Bayonne stabbing and a large tax bill are reported amid a busy night of calamities and political notes.
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Hamilton
Ohio
New York
Washington
Bosa
Geen
Mill South Corner
New Courthouse
J. J
Newlenton
Helifax
Temperance Men
Ford
Memphis
Arkansas
Baron
la Crome
Dis
Wisconsin
Prigst
The Imperial Captive and Paris War Dispatches
An expansive report from London and Paris describes Napoleon’s captivity, Favre’s plans, and Paris under martial strain. It notes the Emperor’s movement through crowds, railway steps, and guards, while detailing French and Prussian positions, mobilization, and the looming siege with references to Favre, McMahon, and European diplomacy. It also covers strategic mentions of Rome’s occupation, armament enlargements, and the Baltic fleet’s perilous position near Copenhagen.
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Loxpon
Drummond
Napoleon
Berlin
Maizon Militaire de l'Empereur
Boulton
Prince Marat
Gen. Castleman
Prim
Spanish Republic
Favre
France
Spain
Russia
Prussia
Paris
Mobiles
Garde Nationale
Nations Garde
Universil
Tours
Baltic
the Tribune
Copenhagen
Dantzig
Bouet
Bowet
Rugen
Excursion Train to Denver Celebrates Kansas Pacific
Correspondence describes the opening of the Kansas Pacific Railway to Denver with an August 30 departure from St Louis. The eight car Pullman party includes notable officials, journalists, and railroad leaders. Travels include Kansas City, Fort Leavenworth, Lawrence, and Topeka with storms, civic receptions, and a grand view toward Pike’s Peak as the group edges toward Denver and Cheyenne.
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Kansas Pacific Railway
Denver
St. Louis
Tripactua of
Cincinnati
Si A
Miveway
Cheyenne
Pullman
A. J. Creswell
Giles A. Smith
John D. Perry
Poent Kapenas Pacificantaga Meier
Kansas Pacisteway
J. P. Usher
Licker
Pasik
T. B. Blackstone
Stager
James Greig
Frieidens
Hannibal
St. 2
Aaton
New York York
Baltimore
J. L. Hine
Ohio
Mibsis
Keoight
North Missouri Railroad
J Reilly
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Mat
K. C. Coury
Western Union Telegree CoReeey
F. Es Mitchell
Hed Altoneure
Philadel Smith
Chicago
J.B. N. World
Chas
Northrop
Chicago Times
John Forsyth
Mobile Regis
Ter
E. Hoyt
Chicago Journal
J. H. Connelly
Cincinnati Commercial
D. A. Goddard
Boston Daily Advertiser
F. FE. Goodrich
Boston Post
J. ©. Houston
N. Y
Philadelphia Press
Pierce’ Archer, Jr
Granste Day Book
A. J. Hodder
Railroad Record
F. P
Railway Review
A. K. Fulton
Baltimore American
F. Ikey Howard
Baltimore Gazette
Chas, A. Mantz
Nashville Union
I. W. Forney
Washington Chronicle
A. Miner Chirwold
Fat
Cincinnai Times
Chan. G. de Mall
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Thos. St. Pinekard
Springted
Journal
T. KB. Elcock
Philadelphia
J. T. Evy
Washington, D. Co
M. Woods
Missouri
Republican
L. L. Walbridge
Temycrat
Col. Henry Keits
St. Louis Times
Capt. C. W. Fitch
St. Louis Tribune
J. W. Butler
St. Louis Dispatch
Herman Brokk
St. Louisa
J. B. Mitchell
B. Lippencou .&’Co
Charles Vis Davis
U.S. A
Coun
Seventh Cavalry
H. C. Creveling
E. E. Barney
Barney, Smith & Co
Dayton
N. L. Co
M. Metive
Ayor Kansas City
J. Grosvenor
Lawrence
Kansas
John Evane
Denver Pacific Railway
Reese Company
Denver, CO
Wm. J. Palmer
W. A. Greenwood
A. Anderson
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
Charles B. Lamborn
Elliot
O. H. Defrance
Josiah O. Reiff
Eastern
Alfred Sayre
Anderson
Col. Lamborn
Kansas City
St. James Hotel
Mctlee
Catawba
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
R.I
Cameron
Hannibal and
St. Joseph R K
Topeka
K.P
Pope
Department of the Missouri
Brookville
Kansas River
Capitol
James M. Harvey
Ford
Ree Capitol
Dovernor
Bilene
Texas
Neakly
Prairie Dog
Kit Carson
Fort Heys
Oustar
United States
Axis
Herseck
Europe
Pike's ‘Peak
The Thigutist Comedy At Woon's Theater
The theater presents a laughable Married Bake farce as a replacement after a withdrawn piece. Johnny Allen, Cincinnati’s favorite minstrel, performs at Mozart Hall with a strong troupe and aims to please audiences tonight and tomorrow.
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Woon
Johnny Allen
Cincinnati
Mozart Hall
Johnny Phimrs
Himsell
Chicago Club Bats Down Eagles in Logieville Hurtful Umpire Scrutiny
A late 19th century account describes a Chicago Club victory over the Eagles with a 22 to 12 score at Logieville. Umpire Booth and alleged officials Tolbach Milligan and Pinkham face scrutiny amid controversy over calls and alleged influences, reflecting a charged local scene of players, clubs, and newspapers.
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Chicago
Mulligan
Milliken
Chern
Logieville
Booth
Umipire
Chicare
Eagles
Vhncago
Pinkham
Dietis
Taxes Apportionment of June 1870 Duplicates in Hamilton County
County Auditor reports the net taxes collected on the June 1870 duplicate across Hamilton County townships and corporations. The apportionment lists amounts to funds and districts, with figures showing how much was assigned to each area, including Riverside, Mt Airy, and Washington areas, among others.
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Hamilton County
CPCB
Pekenne
Mt. ‘Isbington
Pete
Wen Chian
Ik Tom
Sunday stock questions raise law and Sabbath issues
Inquiries from a reader named A Packer ask whether selling live stock on Sundays infringes the law more than selling intoxicating liquor and whether stock drives through streets or Sunday labor violate the Sabbath. The Criminal Court yesterday forfeited bonds for David Templar Frank Roach and George McLaughlin and issued arrests.
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David Templar
Frank Roach
Geo. McLaughlin
Exhibition Awards and Election of Officers Draw Crowds
Large crowds gathered on the grounds for the exhibition as premiums were awarded and officers elected. Officials reported heightened interest with about ten thousand spectators attending related events and ceremonies across the grounds.
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Erin
Ey Ag
Hamilton
Alice Peertre
Es Co
Wilson
F. Hunt
Fair attendance at thirs day cattle show and exhibits
The fair drew a large crowd with no rain and much less dust. Thousands arrived by various means to view short horn cattle, horses, and premium displays. Capt Earnshaw showcased agricultural implements and a dog powered vibrating churn. Officers and premiums were announced, with ongoing events and future attractions promised.
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Dale
Swindling Circular From fictitious Rufus Stockton circulated
The piece exposes a bogus circular from Rufus Stockton a New York stationer touting fake engraving and urging readers to place $10 for counterfeit notes. It notes the address is largely fictitious and warns readers against engagement with the scheme.
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Rufus Stockton
Beck
New York
Rufus
Mooney
Mab
Infant Thrown Into River Mystery Unfolds At Inquest
Last evening a man wearing a beaver was seen near the river. He threw a basket into the stream containing a dead child. The coroner was notified. an inquest is set for 3 PM today. A list of indictments followed. An evangelist, Rev. Crosette, was ordained in Cincinnati. An unknown woman disappeared with dishes meant for breakfast. The Grand Jury has heard over 300 witnesses.
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Michal 7
Ed. Henry
Arbas
Secor
Jim*Mulney
Toox Tuxin
Avondale
Presbytery Sets Ordination for Rev. J F Crossette Tonight
The presbytery met at 2 P M by adjournment and authorized the Stated Clerk to provide Rev J F Croesette the testimonial. The board of missions appointed his ordination for this evening. A farewell mission group was chosen with Rev W F Brauns, W H Neff and Dr Culbertson. They urged Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church to aid in purchasing their lot. Committees reported and were continued. Funds were ordered for Prof Gorhing’s relief and ministers’ widows were aided. Ordination prayers and services followed with multiple speakers and hymns, ending with adjournment after the ordination.
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J. F. Croesette
Board of Missions
W.F. Brauns
W. H. Neff
Dr. Culbertson
Farewell Missionary Gang
Presbytery
Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church
Committee On Ministry of the Assembly
Porepres Ana
W. M. Cheever
Lane Theological Seminary
Gorhing
Mt. Pleasant
Stan
Sid
Arrata
Mr. Crossette
Fitch
Millx
Dr. Smith
Cheever
Crossette
Trustees Expel Dr Bartholow From Cincinnati Hospital
Trustees of the Cincinnati Hospital clash with the Medical College of Ohio over patient care rights. They vote to remove Dr Robert Bartholow from the hospital medical staff after he criticized an article in the Cincinnati Medical Repertory and Philadelphia Medical Journal.
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Cincinnati Nosital
Medical Colege of Ohio
Medical College
Medical College of Ohio
Walker
Robert Bartholow
Cincinnati Medical Repertory
Philadelphia
Sol T Surgical Reporter
Dusky Warriors Meeting Dismisses Travis Merits
A heated meeting of Dusky Warriors debated Jajon Travis merits and decided not to have him serve again. Travis faced accusations including theft and disloyal remarks as rivals gathered support for Robert Harlan to command Marg. After a tense session patriots dispersed, vowing no further service under Travis.
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Ign
Scott
Sores
Travia
Napoleon
Travis
Aspiran
Brnp Marg
Robert Harlan
Narr street fast nags test frighten local families
A Narr street stretch between Cutter and Baymiller, recently paved, is used to test the speed of fast nags by certain "whips," alarming local heads of families. The note urges regulators to curb quick driving to protect children.
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Narr Street
Cutter and
Baymiller
Fatal accident near Lexington rocks local stonemason
Jacob Stahl, a 22 year old stonemason from this city, was killed when a beam fell on him at a house under construction six miles from Lexington, Kentucky. His body was brought home for interment. He was a member of the American Protestant Association. The article also notes a Willow Run baseball game between the Stars and Hosts of Newport, which the Stars won 20 to 30, and praises Star players and umpire Charles J. Sweasy.
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Boyd Winchester
LaGrange
London
Columbus
France
United States
Bayonne Grove
Knox
Mt. Vernon
Lexington
State Department
Ponrekn
Fell
Will Rey
Caoeee
Cme E
Allison
Philadelphia Ciuch
Hol+ hach
Cuthbert
Pinkham
Chicago
Our City
Medset
Amepire
Yar
Philadelphia
Register
Judas Secanvot
Covington
Newport
Hamilton
Union
Forest City Club
Getelamd
Kalaingzoo
Nock
Ric
Jacob Stahl
Sixth Street
Washington
Kusell
Charles J. Sweasy
Cincinnati
Cit
Red Stockings
Stars
Newport City Council Proceedings Report
The Newport City Council met with President Cummings presiding. Communications from local colored citizens and Parker Alley property owners were read. The weighers reported $285 rent and roll payments. $216 per foot was levied for Moss Street improvements. Law Committee to pursue Orchard Street opening. owners demand $4,000, deemed excessive. Nuisance contracts awarded to Martz and Lynch. Rip Rap bids reviewed. Mayors of Newport served quality improvements. M S Byrnes funeral attended by about 100. Building and Savings Association to form in Dayton Ky next Monday.
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Cummings
Chaitan
Hayiman
Stone
Urran
Colored Citizeas
Benga
Ouneil Agg
Howe
Eversor
Moss Street
Madison
Orchard Street
Coeur
Jacob Martz
Jas. Lynch
Rip Rap Stone
Newport
Byrnes
Swift
Dayton
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Bataine
Havre
Paria
Constantinople
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Mys
la Ferte Sous Jonarre
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Epermay
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Louis Blanc
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Lyons
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Trochu
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Palace of the Tuileries
Lord Lyons
Chevalier Nigra
Senor Olazaga
Washburne
Bank of France
Dieppe
Rothechild
Paris Reveille
Marceillaise
Henri Rochefort
Cluseret
Marseillaise
Hase
Gent
Ligutt
Pss
Flobalchall
Floral Hall
Joan
Earnshaw
Amore
Walnut Street
Parnibian
Be Burman
Lancaster
T. Wilson
Wt. Durrell, Jr
Weis Hille
Ilil
Seri Directore
Robert Hilte
Onedale
J. Wilder
College Hill
P. N. Wright
Mount Healthy
Jacob’Shuff
Reading
Isaac Brace
Cheviot
John Har‘per
Sixteen Mile Stand
Csage Asa
W.B. Cavagna
Cavages
Seth Coanee
Lewis Conner
Cai
Amuny
L. Conner
Prem
Stevens
Ist
J. Shut
Fa Premiem
Cernans
Hira
H. Reffman
Thos. Hughes
Wes
W. Myrant
Hest
Maare
Lima
A. E
Nitier
Serey Enid
Aitaat Test
Farres & Miller
Aid Pretiua
Ftteen Sree
Rge
Merchants’ Exchange
H. Reakitt
Jno. Caldwell
W. £. Ludlow
Louisville Short Line Railroad
Mesers
Benjamin Eggleston
All
Frazer
J. D. Mer
W. J. Ladlow
G. Leonard
Homer
Charles H. Kellege
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W. Garrison
Jas. H. ‘Hamer
Lewis
Green Line
Grand Jury
Pael Camford
Peter Stechan
Alfred Perry
Philip Weber
Pone Rennedy
Wwilliame
Fran McGue
Sebastian Theox
John Theox
Weer Thesbeld
John Rinzel
Otto Dirr
Andrew Sy Wottias
John Lucas
Xavier Strauss
J. Fiber Crossette
Central Presbyterian Church
Mct
Tee
McCune
Nelson
Os Seven
Chris
Cincinnati Presbytery
the Cincinnate Hospital
Dr. Bartholow
Jajon Travis
Michael Schaller
Joseph Schaller
Julia Roe
Uburbawn
Meat and Vegetable Choppers
D. A. Newton & CO
Cortland St
Lake St
Adison Ballard
Raxxin & Co
WT. Pleasant Military Academy
Hudson
Sing Sing
Chemisry
Ata
Papel Cay
Harees
Henry D. Huniir
Iculars
She Amin & Allen
Istp
Chicago, Ill
Selline
Jens Parmwtee
C. N.Y
Ae John Holland
Goldy
Franklin
Vime Street
Allison, Smith & Tornson
Sturdevant
Judson
JAS. L. Haven & CO
Geo. McGregor
A. Hosfe
Oderom
Picture Roatan
Sone
Anton PE
W. Fourth St
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