Kilpatrick arrives as county fairs begin across states
Fragmentary news notes report Gen. Kilpatrick’s arrival from the South while Jefferson County Kentucky fair opens today. Other items mention the Madison County Indiana fair, a Salt Lake Valley event, a Democratic State Convention in Nashville, and various local happenings including drownings, race results, and labor reform discussions.
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Kilpatrick
Jefferson County
Madison County
Ind
Anderson
Harrisburg
Republic of Salvador
South
Sigel
Butler County
Coe
Darsea
Itha- Smee
Boog Beely
Bowa
Schenck
Burena
Cittaro
Baltic blockade ineffectual as Prussians push toward Paris
The article reports Italian troops in Rome, German forces advancing on multiple fronts toward Paris, 122000 prisoners captured at Sedan, and Emperor Napoleon III’s regime under pressure. It notes Mecklenberg’s troops marching to Paris, extensive destruction around Paris, and political maneuvers in London and Vienna as intervention discussions unfold.
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Rome
Paris
Marseilles
William
Duke of Mecklenburg
Laon
M. Thiers
London
Vienna
St Epon
France
Carlsruhe
Republicans Elect All Congr essmen and Carry State
Correspondence from Washington notes Republican gains in a September election, with Port Laxp and Auburn figures cited as supporting a statewide majority. The piece records a 1,500 plus margin in Has, mentions Perham, and describes overall GOP dominance in several towns and districts. It also includes lengthy observations on the Department of Agriculture in Washington.
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Port Laxp
Majorit
Aadalense
Auburn
Peree Ione Ee Republicao
Reba Ray Sac
Evie
Andr
Nat Roberts
Ieee
Ois Chamberlain
Sale
Riek
Tih Chamberlain
Perham
Bids Awarded for Beef and Bacon to Local Suppliers
Indian tribes received cattle and beef supplies via a government ad hoc sale held yesterday at the Ind Aernd reau. Bids ranged from to per pound with four bids from 18 to 254c per pound. J. W. Boster of Car lowest bidder for bacon at per pound and a bidder from St. Louis quoted beef at 375.
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Ind
S T. Joseph
Gite
St Louis
Fas Gt Gs Beef
J. W. Boster
Carlowest
Four Japanese Die, Many Wounded in Steamship Disaster
The coroner's verdict ties the boiler explosion aboard the steamer City of Yedo to fatal damage. Four Japanese passengers were killed and about twenty were wounded as the vessel went ashore or broke apart.
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Yeddo
Put-in-Bay Fall Fishing and Hunting Preview
Pat-in-Bay notes autumn draw for sport and fishing. Fall arrivals report plentiful game including black bass, rock bass, quail, snipes, and ducks. Local hotels host Cincinnati visitors. island health noted as excellent and emigration talks wane.
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Pat-in-Bay
Izaak Walton
Nimrod
Put-in-Bay
Putin Bay
John Raipe
Charles Davenport
H. H. Tinker
T. A.o'connor
J. Broadwell
Mise Ward
Mra
K. W. Richey
J.P. Cooper
A. B. Huston
C. H. Woodward
K. Wilson Lee
LD. Champlin
Charles E- Malone
C. A. Keblar
Mra. QO. H. Geoffrey
Wints
M. Ds
A Young Lady's Saratoga Letters Describe Amusements
In this lively excerpt from a Saratoga set of letters a young woman details a bustling season filled with gossip, pranks, and masquerade mischief. She recounts friends, a bold trunk prank, a mounted hike, and a masquerade ball led by her father, with romantic intrigue centered on John the coachman and a potential match with Miss Fat.
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Dean
Saratoga
Tee
Brother Frederick
Fred
Laura
Lizzie
John
Dgmk
Howe Cesc
Papa
Booth
Ile
Fat Miss
Unclear phrasing of Kalamazoo family history found
Fragmentary notes describe a Negro family now in Kalamazoo. It mentions Wick and a Lake Town residence with a child birth event and a boat passing named Sue, but details and dates are missing for a fuller summary.
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Kalamazoo
Wick
Florences Renew Acquaintance at Wood's in Lively Star Night
After a two year hiatus the Florences filled Wood's last night with admirers seen in favorite characters. Mr Florence delivered a comic servant role and Mrs Florence shone in comic pieces with lavish costumes. The bill closed with a popular farce The Returned Volunteer drawing strong laughter and praise.
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Florences
Florence
Mandy Andy
Handy
Lyuke
Cincinnati
Iliasa
Willlaces
Florentes
Meipeene
Umpire in Cleveland Red Stockings game faced backlash
A Cleveland Herald report objects to an umpire in the Chicago combination versus Red Stockings match, alleging partiality and bias that favored the Athletics. It recounts claims of missed calls and aiding the opposition, while noting a strong performance by Eclipse and detailing nearby games and amateur club standings.
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Cleeland
Sto
Red Kings
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Pickwicks
Columbias
Mir
Jerome
Lane Seminary
Moss
Newport
Port records list varied goods and port notices
Captain Meserole reports transacted business at the Miasii and Erie ports during the week. The ledger itemizes imports and exports including flour, whiskey, lumber, paper, sugar, coal, boxes, and sundries from Toledo, Port Union, Brilliant, Delphos, and other towns. A notice refers to an adrequiring payment by the 17th and warns of penalties for noncompliance.
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Erie
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Godard
Pina
St .Louis
Dayton
Liard King
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Meragorst Ernecora Cacacats Quscin Nati Probe
Fragmentary item lists numbers for churches officers teachers scholars and financial figures. The unreadable source mentions probation and expenses linked to pastoral and Sabbath school programs with figures including 22 23 542 5378 26 and 671500. It reads like a funding or census snapshot from a church or school organization.
Industrial Exposition Adopts Plan for New Building
A General Committee meeting approved a plan to erect an additional building on the north of Seng Halle, 50 by 160 feet, extending from the front line to the main structure. The space in the old building and additions is already taken. Unanimous adoption followed and immediate steps were set to purchase lumber for construction.
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Seng Halle
Miami Canal Plan Probed Over Avenue Vacation
At a joint meeting of the Common Council committees on Avenues Roads and Canals Col Jones revived a year old resolution to have the Board of City Improvements confer with the State Board of Public Improvements on vacating the Miami Canals within the city and making it an avenue. The plan met little expected opposition aside from water power usage and the committee chose to confer with the State Board of Public Works during its next visit.
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Miami Canal
Common Council
Col. Jones
Board of City Improvements
Board of Public Improvements
Miami
State Board of Public Works
French Citizens in Cincinnati Endorse Republic Cheers
A one night gathering of French citizens in Cincinnati issued a message of sincere congratulations to the new regime. They hail the end of despotism and celebrate the Republic as a beacon for universal fraternity. The note expresses hope it will guide the world and enrich free ideas with generous blood shed.
Council Absenteeism Spurs Attendance Rules Consideration
Council and alderman boards waste meeting time as members frequently skip roll calls. Absences allow unscrupulous individuals to push agendas, harming the public. Some propose a fine of five to ten dollars for roll-call absence to deter the practice.
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Speilbers
Southern Commercial Convention committee reports rail access ok
The joint committee met at the Board of Trade rooms at four yesterday with President Theodore Cook presiding. John T. Henderson reported that all leading roads were contacted and replies favorable. Delegates with a transportation certificate may return free on roads they paid fare one way. The Pennsylvania Central requires an advance list. Honorary invitations were discussed. Sub-committees reported progress, and banquet plans moved to next meeting. The Green Line excursionists may be banqueted with delegates. Adjourned.
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Board of Trade
Af Area
Theodore Cook
John T. Henderson
Committee On Transportation
Committee On Transitation
Pennsylvania Central
James Klenn
Green Line
Cincinnati Labor Assembly Passes Critique of National Labor Congress
At a Cincinnati Labor Assembly meeting E M Davis submitted a long report on the recent National Labor Congress. He listed causes of labor union birth, including taxation, public land subsidies, untaxable property, an unjust tariff, and pro capitalist legislation. The report also reviewed the Congress and urged abolishing Houses of Refuge. A committee was appointed to review prison discipline matters.
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Cincinnati Labor Assembly
E. M. Davis
National Labor Congress
Congress
Messrs
Jan. Smith
John Flanegan
Benji Lovelare
H. Looker
FE. M. Davis
Smoking in the theater leads to dramatic confrontation
An urban tale recounts a gentleman smoking a cigar in Wood’s Theater parlor seats, provoking laughter and a stern rebuke from manager Macauley. The smoker ignores the rebuke, crushes the manager’s authority with a heel, and returns to the program as ushers continue seating the crowd. The piece ends with notices of library hours, local politics, a jail commitment, a jaw injury, and a provincial society record.
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Wood
Od Macauley
Florence
Real Estate Transfers and Public Sale in Dayton Kentucky
Real estate bulletin reports a public sale in Dayton with total proceeds of 46296 75 and lists numerous transfers. Transfers include Nancy B Torrence to J F Torrence Lot 30 by139 feet on Front street, plus riverfront land and multiple parcels across Chadwick middivision and Beatt Street. Also notes leaseholds and sales in Colerain and Green townships, with sums or values where shown.
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Squxsor Ryan
Net & Hames
Chadwick
Dayton
Nancy. B. Torrence
Sherif
J. F. Torrence
Lumber Street
Water Township
Beatt Street
Rhae Og Ge Brett
Twenty-fourth Ward
Bemler
Valentine Meyer
Main Street
Hailey
Samuel
Bella
Pollock
Dapton Street
Thal Avenue
Lise Street
N. Liesle
Ellen McClusky
Dublin Street
Eighth Street
Wm. Elliott
J. H. Schmirsing
Hopking and
Cutter Streets
Revival of Bible Controversy at Board of Education Meeting
The Board of Education debated a revived Bible Controversy with suspended rules. Resolutions proposed transferring certain schools to other districts as colonies, and directing trustees to assume responsibilities. The discussion included calls for postponement and printing of the resolutions for a future meeting.
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Board of Education
Gibson
Seeeiien Tai
Neil
He. Peter's
City Police Hiring Shakeup Reports Promoted Sergeants
The mayor announced morning appointments including Raynor as Sergeant at Hammond Street, Ritweger as Sergeant at Hammond Street, Parks as Sergeant at Third, Roth moved to the river department replacing Colby, and Michael Keating sworn in as a new officer.
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Wo Raynor
Hammon
Philip Ritweger
Hammond Street
Sled Parks
Yoke Roth
River Department
George Colby
Michael Keating
Covington Court of Appeals Hearing Schedule and Local Incidents
Kenton county Court of Appeals sessions set for September 14 and 11 featuring cases such as Sayera versus Whitehead and McMillen versus L C Railroad among others. A six year old girl falls into a cistern. her father rescues her with neighbor help. Locust street disturbance ends with Michiel Maloney beating his wife and others. police arrest him after a long mob standoff.
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Court of Appeals
Kenton County
Sayera
Whitehead
Petty
Roberts
Ays
Sanderson
Waller
Wins
Mooar
Jumper & Co
Stew Green
McMillen & Co
L.C
L. Railroad
Mahoney
Sig
Callens Vs. Perry & Co
Nakkow Escarr
James B. Casey
Bank Lick
Michiel Maloney
Ninth Ward
Maloney
Mr. Hoban
Eccentric Catholic Wanderer Seen From Newport to Alexandria
A Catholic man, described as odd, travels daily from Newport to Alexandria for two years. He carries a hat in one hand and prayer beads in the other, sleeps in a graveyard, and refuses to disclose his conduct. Some say he is walking as punishment for a great sin. In a separate incident Col James Taylor’s buggy ran away near the Two-mile House, injuring both Taylor, who broke a collarbone, and Ed Remme, who suffered a crushed foot.
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The
Tories
Newport
Alexandria
Col
James Taylor
Ed. Remme
York Street
Taylor
Dayton Building Association seeks funds for road into city
The Dayton Building Association No. 1 organized at a hall, elected officers, and appointed five to solicit stock. Sixteen lots sold for 5000 dollars. Plans discussed to extend the railroad into Newport with city support. Secretary noted 35000 paid on 8000 worth of work. 16000 subscribed to build to Berry street and 4000 more from city hoped. One mile expected finished end of week. Some Newport officials obstructing the line. mass meeting planned to secure required actions. A few subscriptions were immediately taken. Meeting adjourned.
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Arene Oy
J. Chad
Dayton
Newport Steerer Railroop
Cone
Benham Street
Shearer
McArthur
Newport
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