THAT BILL OF ENGLAND AND PRIVATEERING CLAIMS
A heated discussion on English privateering linked to the Alabama Shenandoah and Floride affair. The piece argues Britain should answer for seizing ships and cargo, urging a decisive commission to settle claims and protect American commerce, referencing Prussia, Paxpsalix, and historical disputes with British authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Britsin
Real Britain
High Seas
Benaze
Faro
Faspentex
Faupgaiig
Paxpsalix
Silesia
Prussia
Daviess Late Arvise On Sita 90 Ah Tad
A brief note records a late arvise in Daviess about the Sita 90 Ah tad. The text is fragmentary and unspecific, with unclear references to timing or cause.
Hotel Arrivals at Playter Philadelphia
Arrivals listed for guests at Playter Philadelphia including names such as Wong Jonnie Bolander Parker Coz and others. Rates noted with brief mentions of room types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic
Philadelphia
Wong
Jonnie
Bi ' A. Bolander
C Parker
Coz
Fragmentary Names and Places in Annotations Across Cities
A garbled list of names and cities appears with scattered spellings and abbreviations. The text references individuals in New York St Louis Nashville Urbana Urbana and other towns including Owensboro and Orleans, suggesting a ledger or directory fragment with personal names and locations.
Notable Names Mentioned in an OCR Fragment
An OCR fragment lists multiple individuals with scattered city and state designations such as Columbus Pittsburgh Detroit St Louis and New York. The readable text names include Dettmer Dimmlers Goodman Evans and Bergener with uncertain spellings and ambiguous roles or contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Fusetti
Bow Green
J Bite
Rew
Orion
Seyword
BR Bockferley
Dott Thom
Wife Rock
Tursdale
N York
Dettmer
Dimmlers
Detroit
Goodman
Evans
Bergener
Columbus
Ion
St Louis
Bore Boreal Bas Tie Event Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names W A Tavasrox and Muraoretita with unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization identified. Further readable content needed to determine accurate summary and heading.
Water shortages loom as streets flood city with broken taps
Residents protest failing supply and rising costs as crews fix water mains and water rents hit households. Anger grows over outages on Auburn and Liberty streets while payments per barrel and delays leave families suffering. Local workers urge action to restore service and prevent further hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Street
Lincety Steeer
Board of Health reflects on meat and dairy inspections
The Board reports inspections of beef cattle poultry and milk and notes failures by inspectors. It cites tainted meat and improper handling and submits findings to the Committee on Ohio River Water with no other business recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Gesreuex
Pally
Msertili Company
Lea Band Terview
Ted Nals
Eden
Arian Street
Hou
Milx
Milx, &c
Commenicated Appeal for Water in Cincinnati
A damaged OCR fragment shows a protest appeal by residents of Cincinnati claiming long hardship from water shortages. It mentions poverty, ongoing needs, and a request for relief from authorities.
City Council Discusses Streets and Paving Contracts
Municipal board reviewed street and sewer repairs in the Eastern and Western districts. Proposals were requested to pave alleys and grade Race Street from Hamilton to Clinton, with no approval yet granted for other corner work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dts- 2 PLC
Boets
Hastern
T. J. Peters
Bailey
Briggs Swift
Jenny
Aldermanic Excursion and Local Gossip From Dayton
Fragmentary account describes a 19th century Aldermanic excursion to Ciacia or Logan area with mentions of travel, tickets, and delays. The text references several names and places, including Dayton, Sengey, and Longworths Golden W, set amid scattered observations and rumors about travel conditions and local events.
Massillon Sabbath Work Sparks Broad Interest
Special correspondence reports greatly increased interest in Sabbath work in Massillon. Joe J. Tuckerman of the Ohio State Sabbath Union spoke at length, noting the value of the cause and recounting a remark: what we need is this now, I wish I had it twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Tuckerman
Ohio State Sabbathary Union
Hig
Ferry service disruption sparks west-end grumbling
Residents along the west end voice complaints about the disabled ferry on Main Street. The delay has kept them waiting four hours and disrupted a central link, with friends reporting ongoing concerns and unclear timelines for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Street
Rene
Court decisions and local notices report in Campbell County
The Court of Appeals affirms Quinn vs Coleman and another case. Observations note main gas line work from Columbus Street to the Licking bridge. Campbell County Fair at Alexandria this week reports strong stock exhibit and large attendance.
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Court of
API
Quinn
Coleman
Kenton
Evie Street
Columbus Street
Licking Bridge
Campnell County Farr
Campbell County Agricultural At
Alexan
Wisconsin health perqs cited in Hall Journal items
A collage of brief notes reports a Wisconsin House committee health sanction on a health perk, a Democratic nomination loss for state superintendent of public instruction, Sauk County crop and cost figures, and scattered references to censuses, rail safety, and legal actions. The entries mix health, politics, agriculture, crime, and law with uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Journal of Health
Wisconsin
Lipmen C. Draper
Sauk County
Ohio
Wes Santos
Ireland
Inoue Gouthe
John Smith
Ee Enlemae
London
Aavanananen
Behm
Gotha
Ted
Don R
Rossano
Calabria
Bovten
From the West Indies Yellow Fever in Florida Alert
News brief notes yellow fever concerns reaching Florida from the West Indies. Mentions the Antietam dedication and a steamer Narva sailing to New York. Describes illness, alleged attacks, and unclear military actions with terse fragmented lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avans
Narva
New York
Barre
Fever fears and Treasury notes loom in Washington dispatch
From Washington comes a terse bulletin noting fear that yellow fever may reach the capital and prompt government action. It reports deaths from fever among officials, mentions a Treasury agent’s passing, and touches on engraving issues for a national plate and upcoming revenue regulations set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bas Tial
Treasury
Sherburne
Treebury
Dedication of Antietam Cemetery Ceremony
The Antietam National Cemetery dedication was held with military and Masonic escorts bringing the President to the cemetery amid a large crowd. The ceremony featured a spectrum of speakers, a hymn, and reflections on the fallen, praying for national unity and remembrance of those who died in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Exceptysville
Ber
Tietam National Cemetery
Emme
Ain Bag Rnor Swann
Culadeng
Maryland
Rise
Breathent Jonamon
Fragmentary Log of Caribbean Trade and War Goods
A fragmented report describes movements of ships between Havana and port Palmos with munitions cargoes for war, including notes on Saint Thomas, Saint Thames, and San Domingo. It mentions government credit, import duties, and tensions with a French minister regarding a steamer Caribee, with references to Haiti and Venezuela.
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Havana
Venezuela
Palmos
York
St. Thomas
Senaich Gorpe
Thames
San Domingo
Favicon
Bone
Vegesuela
Caribee
Bentim
William
Prussia
Grand Duchy
Brati
Brening
Germany
Austria
Manyres
Lisnom
Erening
Mesota
Massachusetts Temperance Meeting In Wooster Mass
September 17 report from Wooster Massachusetts notes a temperance event connected to Boston figures. The piece cites speakers and local turnout, reflecting a broader temperance campaign in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Wooster
Mass
The
Siste Perenrs
Foreign News By the Cable Mixed Reports From Europe
Dispatches from Loxpox and Dublin tell of arrests and funerals. Refuges, ships and leaders in Prussia and Austria are noted, while Germany and Ireland show tensions and engagements. The Belgian steamship arrival is recorded amid a busy European scene.
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Loxpox
Jan Tomont
Sey
United States
Pieene Maxcursren
E Ch. Kelly
Sunare
Feene
Fenisa Onnrene
Dublin
Geskes
Ireland
Beovast
Imecanp
Evepin
Peonian Oeay
Prussia
Teeming tensions grip European markets and ports
The Times notes suspended steamship services amid cotton mill disruptions and scarce trade credit in France. It cites cautious forecasts for next year, with weak business and rising stock fears, while military arms and quarantines affect shipments and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veroni
Sotten
Times
France
Moustier
Marshal
Neition
Colter
Col. Dorey
Fragmentary OCR Notes with Mixed Phrases
The unreadable OCR fragment shows scattered prices and partial phrases about items and stations. No clear events or individuals are identifiable, limiting meaningful summary beyond noting garbled commerce related text.
New England Agricultural Leader Calls for Thoughtful Farming
Dr. Gro B. Loniza, president of the New England Agricultural Society, warned that New Farmers struggle where soil is poor unless they combine brainwork with hand labor. He urged adopting scientific theories and research, stressing farmers must be thinkers as well as workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. B. Loniza
New England Agricultural Society
Breim
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Esbay
Maz Toee
Aethas Maral
J & Miller
Agion
McCormick
Ind
Ieshaerdeh
Henshaw
Bensheaw
Urbana
Ratcliffe
Witte
WE Brown
H Jones
Nashville
Wood
Grant
Eroy
Wee
Stine Inn Lee
Ville
Lee
Mis Therryach
Gwleltch
Phythian
USA
Child
Orleans
Mra Williams
Bure
New Km
Abie
Ganey
Worces
Mae
Kianag
Owensboro
Sr. Jaurs Horsi
H. P. Extas
Paorri- Etor
Eire Hatin
W. A. Tavasrox
Muraoretita
Nnpenanes Oe
Altener, Naisox
Dillsboro
Mendenhall, Lad
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Fougdee
Coehran
Gatsen Seenes Weeen
Peorais
Bunxet
Louis
Richards
X & Mike
Pike
Chicago
Enshell
KJ Tenn
RB Kent
Louisville
Grover
Columbu
Aes SA
Page
Wilkes
JB Stetry
Ys ii
Aes
Hinman
Fouts & Co
Lady
Beara
Gewreat
Bert & Mzapen
Pao- Priktors
Juneon & W
Pos
Morgan
Monigoma Creatrend
Temi
Cleveland
J Johnson
Baxter
WCH
Pase
Rae
Hceaa
Hal Bey
Roesbeck
North
Chentervill
Beac
Eprron
Cincingsti
Sonoklana
Walnut Hills
G. W. Ratewir
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D. Ation
Windings
Pees
Democracy
Siemens
Logan
Dayton
Sengey
Odin
Longworth
Cincinnati Times
Massillon
Covington
Newport News
Daily Times
Tin
Washington
West Indies
Florida
Wasurseros
Foreign News
Bwuddinnast Confedersia
Sthamer
Insurance
P Bank
UBS
Ae Bank
Chy
Jaime
Vine Street
Maynard Frexce, Jr
J. B. Bennett
C. P. Buchanak
Razet
New
Gro
M. Clark
M. W. Coa
Mechanics’ Toolg
Main Street
Fifth Street
Ze Sale
Blackwell
Galt House
Gents’ & Ladies’ Restaurant
W. Cor. Bixth and
Mati
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