Paris and Europe War Dispatches Chronicle 1870s Tension
A late dispatch list reports Franco Prussian War activity with Paris near the front and French reliefs. Prussian movements threaten Paris as Uhlans disrupt lines, while Bavaria is notified of annexation aims. France seeks diplomacy as Britain contemplates intervention, and Thiers aligns with Granville over England’s role.
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Hugo appeals to Americans to stop the war
A Paris letter dated the 12th reports Victor Hugo urging the American people to protest the war against Germany. He condemns the barbarity of conflict, pleads for peace on honorable terms, and calls on the United States and its elder sister republics to oppose further bloodshed and the sacrifice of innocent lives. Describes Hugo’s hope for an appeal to reason and humanity.
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Correspondence from England on Atlantic voyage in 1870
A letter from Liverton, August 19 1870, recounts a New York departure for an Atlantic voyage aboard the City of London. It describes ship size, routes via Halifax and Queenstown, the contrast between Cunard and Inman lines, cabin vs steerage travel, and daily life at sea amid war news and varied international passengers.
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Amusements in Clifton Promenade Performances Tally
The Florences drew a large audience last evening with Mr Florence at his best delivering lively humor and dainty mischief. Tonight features The Irishman in Naples and The Young AG tren as well as Bullipoogy amid a strong lineup of artists from Currey Harr to Josefina Filomena. Beckett's British Blonde Burlesque troupe, led by Harry Beckett, is touring St. Louis and scheduled for Mozant Hall next Monday with a celebrated cast including Elida Weathersby and Rose Massey. Johnny Allen’s dusky troubadours promise a vivid minstrel program at Mexart Hall, anticipated to delight even the most jaded patrons.
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Live Oaks to face Stand bys on Union Grounds
The Live Oaks champions of amateur baseball will meet the Stand bys this afternoon at Union Grounds in what promises to be a evenly watched, closely contested game. Earlier, the New York Mutuals defeated the Brooklyn Stars with detailed scoring noted, while Chicago clubs face withering press commentary over alleged mismanagement and calls for reform within the White Stockings organization.
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Republican ratification meeting at Mozart Hall draws crowd
A Republican ratification gathering at Mozart Hall drew a sizeable audience of working men as Hon. Aaron F. Perry and Hon. Job E. Stevenson spoke for the First and Second Districts. William Davis announced officers and the meeting closed after speeches praised party principles, with other local items and ads noted.
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Meeting of the Cincinnati Home Missionary Society Board
The Board of Managers of the Cincinnati Home Missionary Society met at Trinity Chapel with Rev Dr Wiley chairing and James N Gamble as secretary. They discussed equal representation of ladies and gentlemen, church assessments for mission work, donations to build a church at Fairview, and actions to support local ministers and Sabbath school work. committees were formed to address salaries and visiting plans, with a special ladies meeting announced for Tuesday.
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Milford building sites near Little Miami Railroad Station
George H Shotwell Co offers eleven Milford building lots from 134 to 214 acres near the Little Miami Railroad Station in Watch Farm. Easy access with extensive country views. Tickets for round trip will be provided at 3 No. 75 West Third St office.
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Covington court handles family violence case with fine and jail
In Covington the case of Micaar Mavorey Michael Maloney who beat his wife and cut his daughter with a knife was heard. The Mayor fined Maloney five dollars plus costs, jailed him ten days, and bound him to $100 bail to keep peace for a year. Church and political notes follow including a Republican committee meeting in Campbell County and a fire alarm from Robins Street. Reverend A W Mullens, a Baptist minister near Mullins Station, died after softening of the brain. Local election results show Col Jones winning in Claysville precinct in Harrison County and Grant County planning a primary on September 24 to select delegates.
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Newport Gossip and Fire Loss Report in Bracken County
In Newport, a man offered a gold watch to Mr. Mauget on York Street and fled when questioned about ownership, leaving the watch behind. A separate Bracken County fire destroyed Henry Frank’s barn and outbuildings, with about 300 bushels of corn and tools lost. property damage estimated at $3,000. The blaze likely started by an incendiary and nearly cost Mr. Frank his dwelling.
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu and Widespread Suffering
A historical notice discusses widespread suffering and ineffective relief from a medical remedy. It cites that numerous cases stem from direct irritation of the vaginal mucosa and lists contributing factors such as exhaustion, labor, poor air, diet, and excessive childbirth. The text notes ineffectual cures offered by doctors and the persistence of symptoms like Whites or Leucorrhea.
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