War and politics dominate the September 14 1870 issue
A sprawling dispatch covers European war news and diplomacy. It reports Bismarck’s remarks on German unification, references to Mets and Strasbourg, and a Paris interview with Finance Minister Ernest Picard. Also noted are Louisville fires, Nashville rail news, and a British Tribune summary from London.
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New York Tribune
Lonpom
Rheims
Bismarck
Sheridan
United States
South Germany
Bavaria
Pruesis
France
Mets
Strasbourg
Atoms of War and a Rambler's Saginaw Trip Chronicle
Long dispatch recalls French military strength and strategic moves around Paris Strasbourg and Montmorenci woods, with claims of 1.5 million afloat and Russia Austria alliance talks. It also includes a vivid travelogue from Cincinnati Times correspondents describing a river trip to Saginaw Bay, Bay City scenes, Indian villagers, salt works, a tug chase of a steamer, and a lively postdinner club narrative amid storms and humor.
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Montmorenci
Iratien
Bondy
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Washburne
Woon's Theater entertains with Irishman in Naples and more
A lively review notes Woon's Theater packed with patrons enjoying the Irishman at Naples and Returns Volunteer substitute, praising Florence and the supporting cast led by Mrs Charlotte Crampton and Misses Laurens Chambers. Upcoming Mozar Hall acts and a minstrel show promise further entertainment. A petition seeks John Coats clemency. police boosting ward coverage. local officials discuss the Republican ticket and a drowning victim’s funeral is planned.
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Woon
Naples
Charlotte. Crampton
Augusta Laurens
Josephine Chambers
Locke
Saginaw River Correspondence and Bay City Salt Manufactory Visit
A correspondence page describes the Mighty Tribe of Armacs and their current lifestyle in Bay City, a visit to a salt manufactory, a chase with all aboard, a vocal diversion by the treasurer, and the humorous Tooting episode. The event closes with a pleasant evening featuring cards and social diversions.
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Saginaw River
Bay City
Saginaw Bay
Yale College
Kawkawlin
Thunder Bay
Cincinnati
Bancroft House
East Saginaw
First National Bank
Ile
Cotton
Saginaw
Armacs
Springfield Fair Displays Rich Five Art Gallery
The hall glows with paintings fruits vegetables birds and shells in a five art gallery selling objects from Springfield and Ohio. A Dayton engineer Frank Bundy built a marble miniature engine with a railing platform of fine musical instruments. Domestic and Power Halls showcase home manufactures wheels carriages and machines. The crowd swells with gates open since morning toping near 25 000 tickets sold and thousands roaming grounds. Entries exceed last year by about 20 per cent with over 700 more exhibitors. weather expected to hold. Pocket theft reported as crowds grow.
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Springfield
Ohio
Bis
Hall Thut
Frank Bundy
Dayton
Orentrier
Beach
Toledo
Spri
Berkshire
Third Day at Fair A Success Large Crowds On Grounds
September 14, 1870 reports the third day of the Fair opened with favorable weather and crowds estimated at around 30,000. The exhibition shows improvements since yesterday with notable displays in Floral Hall and Fine Art Wall. Floral Hall praised for elegance, cool setting, fragrant flowers, and tasteful arrangement of plants. Fine Art Hall notes substantial changes and many choice pieces on display.
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Sraixorie N. O
Chasseurs d'Afrique Described By A Correspondent
A newspaper correspondent depicts the Chasseurs d Afrique seen recently noting their rugged appearance and unkempt gear. The unit, formed for Africa, has served in Italy and Mexico and is compared to the Zouaves in role and daring. They ride with varied equipment and muskets carried in multiple positions, appearing like irregular troopers.
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Chasseurs d’ Afrique
Chasseurs d’ Afri
Lapeer
McMahon
Nyl
Mne
Africa
France
Chasseurs d’Afrique
Italy
Mexico
Bates
Aeak Teks Cerley
Eeas
Hardy
BASE BALL GAME PREVIEW RIVERSIDES VS RED STOCKINGS
The Riversides of Portemouth arrive by steamship and head to Gibson House as they prepare to face the Red Stockings this afternoon. The lineup lists Gallagher McVey Huddieses Funan Waterman Wright Riley Brain Flannigan Sweasy Haines Dean. Also noted are results from recent games and Chicago baseball headlines including Gunette’s nonresignation and the White Stockings Forest Citys matchup at Union Grounds.
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Portemouth
Gibson House
Riversides
RED Stockings
Gallagher
McVey
Huddieses
Funan P
Waterman
A Ting
Wright
C. Athi
A. Riley
Brain
Flannigan
Haines
B. Dean
I. F
Letics
New York Mutuals
Brooklyn Eckfords
Chicago Combination
N. T. Gunette
Chicago
Iaas
White Stockings
Forest Citys
Cleveland
Immings
Union Grounds
Great Industrial Exposition weekly meeting discussed
The Great Industrial Exposition managers planned the inaugural on September 21 at 8 pm with Senators invited. Mr Sherman intends to attend. Transportation committee noted Erie and Sandusky routes will offer half fare trains. Spear & Co sought 150 coal oil lamps. main hall burning questioned. A separate artificial light building was proposed. Treasurer Post reported weekly receipts of 4555 and expenditures of 1356.81, total receipts 13957 and expenditures 12532.76.
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Committee On Transportation
Erie Road
Sandusky Road
Sandusky
Dayton
Spear & Co
Theomantiee
Committee On Buildings
Post
Train collision disrupts Springfield State Fair travel
A 5:30 excursion train to the State Fair in Springfield Ohio collided with the Eastern express near Sportmans Hall. Few injuries were reported as passengers escaped amid a brief scare. Officials promise no delays as railroads adjust timepieces and schedules amid the incident.
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Springfield
Ohio
West Sportman's Hall
Bones of St Aureliana returned to Rome church
Rome derived relics of St Aureliana, linked to Emperor Aurelian, were recovered from a Rome catacomb and encased in wax to resemble life. They were brought to the Convent of the St Franciscan Sisters of the Poor at Third and Lytle, with Ashbishop Purcell performing the rites at the altar while a blood tie found in the sarcophagus was sealed in a golden vase.
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Rome
St. Aureliana
Aurelian
Diocletian
Peters
St. Franciscan Sisters of the Poor
Third
Lytle Streets
Purcell
Declines Nomination for County Commissioner Seat
To the Editor of the Times. Having seen my name as the nominee of the Workingssance Party for County Commissioner I decline the nomination. My sympathies lie with working men and I believe the Republican party serves them best. Please consider this formal declination. Very respectfully E C Boxce
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the Times
Republican Party
Lyase Repubi
E. C. Boxce
Grand Ball At Queen City Rink By Co A Fifth Obie Veterans
Tomorrow a Grand Ball hosted by Company A Fifth Obie Volunteer Infantry Association at the Queen City Rink aims to assure attendees a satisfying evening. Committee members include J Polk Smith M McCa Nolenburg P O'Connell Wm Ban, with Richard W Kes and J d Chardaon F M Douglass involved in local civic plans. The event comes amid a busy local schedule including county proceedings and political canvassing.
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Co. A
Obie Volunteer Infantry Association
Queen City
Real Estate Transfers Summary From Local Register
Property dealings include transfers among Clark, Bi, Joseph Kerl, Soby, & Bchaible. undivided two thirds of 24 28-100 acres on Liekrua road in section 14. Also Taylor to be 158 by 150 feet on west side of avenue. W L Rolston to Alor, 130 by 230 street. Bevis and wife, Colerain township tract 42-91 acres. Thompson to Loyd. Theodore J and wife McGoma Brothers. Pum Machiney lot 60 feet on a street.
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Loyd
Theodore J
McGoma Brothers
Clerical Meeting Names Moderator and Clerk
The text records an ecclesiastical assembly opening with Rev L H Blanton and attendance from fourteen churches. Rev B M Hobeen elected Moderator and Rev J D temporary Clerk. It notes Francis Fr. presenting a dismission and a call for his ministry, with a tentative date set for October next and references to a pastorate transition.
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L. H. Blanton
Mter Kenate
BM. Hobeen
J.D
Francis Fr. Meteny
Steatreet
City council to settle pond dispute amid peace gathering
A dispute over street grading near Madison street and Fifth avenue prompted talk of council action. A peace gathering drew several hundred people to the site. The matter likely heads to the City Council for decision. A victim of drowning in the Licking River is recovered near Gates coal landing at Russell and Main. Coroner Wayman reports a jury found no foul play. Rev A W Mullins, long in charge of four churches, is mentioned in death notices. The Kentucky Annual Conference opens with seventy ministers and about thirty laypersons in attendance.
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Madison Street
Fifth E
Bovey
Moore
Licking River
Gates
Coal Landing
Een Russell
Main Streets
Wayman
Andir Natdantal Deveulag
A. W. Mullins
Tur Mernovich
Old Bank Building Demolished for New Brick Housing Block
A derelict building at 2 Street near York, formerly a bank for 25 years, was torn down by owner Albert B. Smith. He plans to replace it with a three story brick housing block. In city news, rumors suggest a major council vote to add night policemen under the mayor tonight.
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York
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