Fragmented New York City Claims and Fair News
Fragmentary OCR style note lists several items: Jones claims 950000 in New York City, Indianapolis Fair, census data, Cleveland Governor Baker speaks at New Albany, Senator Drake arrival in St. Louis Friday, Franklin County Ohio happenings, New Jersey incident, Washington notes, Nashville migrant assembly, 1160 immigrants to New York, 8 E Jones & Co. fire at foundry ruins, Temple beat Rich at Indianapolis Fair, Dominic returns to Pittsburg, Ecumenical Council at Rome, Fort Wayne Muncie Cincinnati trains, Jefferson county death, Sixteenth Ohio State Fair opens today, entries exceed prior years, Cranch & Lane New York death by own action, crime and property notes, banking news and National Banks list.
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E. Jones & Co
Et Temple
Siles Rich
Indianapolis
Dominic
Pittsburg
Ecumenical Council
Rome
Fort Ao
Muncie
Jefferson _ isville
Jason B. Brown
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William Pa
C. Ene Cae
James Turner
Bayer
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Cranch & Lane
New York City
Iden
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Lindacy & Cassily
Chicago
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Great Demonstration in London Empress Eugenie in England
Extensive London demonstrations favored the French republic and denounced British policy toward France and Prussia. Beesley led Hyde Park discourse attacking the Queen and urging a resolute stance, while St James Hall attendees denounced Prussian aggression and urged recognition of a French republic. Eugenie’s arrival at Hastings and the emotional mother child reunion followed by illness were reported with emphasis on political stakes.
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New York
Loxpox
Hyde Park
James Hall
Beesley
Prussia
Paris
America
England
Prince of Wales
St. James’ Hall
Hilde
Crown Prince
Napoleon
Fogland
France
Germany
Times
Eugenie
Atoms of War Dispatches From Washington and Europe
War dispatches report opposition to continuation of hostilities from Washington to Berlin. French forces fortify for Paris siege, with Trochu leading Norman army. Reports detail Sedan losses, Russian praise for Bavarian troops, Rome-Papal plans, and Cuban reinforcement movements.
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Washington
Berlin
Bank of France
Tours
Hamilton County Fair fifth day highlights and awards
The fifth and last day of the Hamilton County Agricultural Society fair drew a large crowd despite morning gloom. Events included foot races declamations and fancy horse teams with 1553 entries and about $5000 in gate receipts. Judges praised machinery plows by Geo Miller Co and several premium awards were announced for trotting and mower categories.
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the. C. Millers Co
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Hamilton County
Iay Hest
J. Karnehaw
Hitler
Harry B. Beal
Nathaniel Davie
Willie Durrell
Dorsiére
Ted Gaylord
J. N. Shawban
Bhett
W. B. Leonard
HR. J. Barker
Walter
Jos. Buse
Hiscy Tractor
J. W. Winder
St Shelf
K. Middleton
Cousot Eageieex
Universal Fire Exst R Company
Universal Fire Extinguisher Company
Mr. Fryie
M. J. Iyle
Mra
M. J. Prie
Moran & Fermeworthe
Teutonic Celebration of Prussian Victories in New York
In Cincinnati Times correspondence from New York, Germans rejoice at Napoleon's surrender with mass lager beer drinking and streets alive with cheering. French residents express distress yet hope free institutions will elevate France again. Three or more local daily papers face doom as finances fail, with one near two years old.
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Cincinnati Times
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McMahon
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Telegraph
News
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Eea
France
Woon's Turater hosts Florence Irish Boy Yankee Girl opening
City notices show Mr. and Mrs. W J Florence in The Irish Boy and Yankee Girl at the Woon theater with Handy Andy Mix hierous Avnie and Retired Volunteer. Minstrels Johnny Allen's Sensation join Mozart Hall Thursday for a week, promising a strong cast and lively performances.
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W. J. Florence
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Ireland
New England
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Itu
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eTheir
Handy Andy
Avnie
Johnny Allen
Mozart Hall
Johnny
Local baseball results and scattered league notes
Saturday reports covered Live Oaks defeating Haufitea Resolutes and a surprise win for the White Stockings over Red Stockings. Other items mention Milwaukee Velocipedes loss to Periis 2 1 and upcoming games with Hornets and Magnunias. A Nationals Jr. vs Young America showcase favored Nationals Jr. and several minor fixture results followed.
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Tim
Red Stockings
New York
Chicago
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White ‘Stockings
White Stockings
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Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Isaac Lyon
The Hebrew Tabernacle on Eighth and Mound streets celebrated the Golden Wedding of Isaac Lyon and his wife, longtime city residents from Freinsheim Bavaria. They are aged 78 and 77, have eight children, twenty-two grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. The ceremony by Rev Lilienthal and a banquet at Eureka Hall followed the church rites, with much praise for a long, happy union.
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Bavaria
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Laon
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Canaries
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Santander
DeRodas
Hebrew Tabernacle
Eighth and
Mound Streets
Isaac Lyon
Our City
Freinsheim
Nev. Pe. Lilienthal
Ana
Eureka Hall
Lally
Lyons
Local Executive Committee Forms and Meetings
A Hamilton County gathering appointed a committee for the Green-line excursion plan with W. E. Ludlow and others named. The Teachers Association discussed yearlong exercises and text book usage in primary schools, delaying until October. Also noted: a social bail at Greenwood Hall and a firemen’s association meeting. Two local deaths occurred: John Cahill drowned near Pike Street and Josiah Lickner crushed at Freeman Street yard. A farewell lecture at Second Presbyterian Church honored missionaries to China.
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W. E. Ludlow
C.H. Geoffroy
Th Morrison
Robert Mitchell
Jas. M. Mae P. P. Lane
James Glenn
C. M. Bellowey
R . Jan
J. Jene
Peepelig Einer
Osenney
Hamilton County
Meeting of the Friends of France Charters Support for Grant
A Saturday evening gathering of the friends of France decided to send a vote of thanks to President Grant for recognizing the new republic. The lands collected were to be forwarded to France as part of the solidarity effort.
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Friends of France
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France
Grand Jury Review Progress Reported in Local Court
A fragment notes that three hundred ninety seven witnesses are seen and examined by the Grand Jury to date, indicating ongoing proceedings in the county court.
Streetwork on Vine Street Advances toward Sixth Seventh
Work on Route No.9 along Vine street between Sixth and Seventh was moved forward vigorously, as crews push ahead with improvements. Local officials urge caution and expect ongoing activity affecting traffic patterns in the area.
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Vine Street
Race for Sixth District Democrats narrows in county vote
The article outlines a contested Sixth District Democratic race between Colonel T. L. Jones and Joe E. Arthur, with Harrison County voting on delegates and eleven counties in the district sending delegates. It notes that Carroll County delegates are not instructed, several counties still to elect, and the nominating threshold set at 142 votes. Mayor's Court details follow, listing fines for multiple offenses. The piece closes with social notes on the Hamilton County Ayr Fair at Carthage and premiums awarded for flower displays and artistry.
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Juporn
Arraya
T. L. Jones
Joe E. Arthur
Cee
Tack Semeewen
Harrison County
Eerie
Waltor
Arthur
Kenton
Saag
Ines
Mayor's Court
Baker
Coats
John. Booisenied
Izzie Carrell
Hawle
Ciers
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Pall
Patrick W
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Eliza eDowell
Angie Collins
Presbyterian Assembly Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening
The Tur Presbytery or Esexxcer will convene in the Ninth-street ee Church in connection with the federal Assembly in the South. Rev. L HM of Paris, the Moderator, will deliver the opening sermon at 7 o'clock. The public may attend all deliberations on Wednesday.
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Esexxcer
Federal Assembly
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Paris
Newport Sums and Stalizen berg slander trial in Court of Appeals
This week the summons will cave and the Stalizen berg slander case will be argued in the Court of Appeals. The Alexandria Fair starts tomorrow and will run five days, not four as previously stated. An altercation between brothers in the Fourth Ward left Malone with a broken arm. A theft of $110 occurred at Bodkins grocery and saloon near Patterson and Walnut, details unclear. A contested mayoral election case against Hayman and Buchanan proceeded, with the court ruling Mayor a police within law and election contest proper before the Board. appeal possible, outcome pending.
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John Malone
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Hayman
Bankrupt Goods Auction at East Fol l Street
Public sale of dry goods and stock from a bankrupt trader begins August 1 at 10 AM with daily continuations until full settlement. No reserve, cash terms. Items include broad isles and various manufactured goods from multiple suppliers.
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