Erratic OCR Snippet Signals Political and Health News
Disjointed text mentions Emperor of Brazil, Secretary Belknap, Portland Oregon, and yellow fever deaths in New Orleans. References to politicians such as Otterbein University figures, Indiana Tadge Orth, Ben Wade, and Maine, plus a fire incident on Burn Street. Fragmentary notes on elections, volunteers, and a Winnipeg item.
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Brazil
Belknap
Berman Wes
Portland
Oregon
New Orleans
Jose Nee
Godlove S. Och
Ka Pot
Otterbein Uni
Tadge Orth
Indiana
Hago
Aurora
Trustees Ofgric
Hs Franklin
Ville Do
Cenit
Maine
Hema Henself
Coxe
New York
Tailors and man Geo. in city sentence in area
A garbled report notes a tailor named Geo in the city faced a legal matter. The text references a sentence of two years and mentions Co ot tase and area inariment with several unclear details.
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Soto
Geo
Slashing Defeat at Wilsons in Orleans Line clash
Dispatch from London reports a six hour battle near Wilsons as Prussians, advancing from Corbeil to seize the Orleans railway, are repulsed by a French force with mitrailleuse fire. Fresh Prussian columns attempt a flank as heavy losses and retreats follow, with Paris’s lines under pressure and Morand’s troops routed near Montibery.
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New York
Loxvon
Orleans
Juvisy
Ivry
Corbeil
Wilsons
Kesonne
Orleans Road
Sarigny
Espinay-sur-Orge
Montibery
Coe Fig
Paris
Versailles
Trochus
Blue Hussars
Mendon
Atoms of War From Paris and Frontline Actions
Toul has been attacked again but the Prussians were repulsed and their guns dismantled. The French garrison at Strasbourg made a sortie yesterday yet suffered heavy losses. Paris reportedly has 438,000 men under arms, including 180,000 provincial volunteers. The Crown Prince telegraphed the Queen about Paris’s investment from Versailles to Vincennes. Metz remains well provisioned and safe from assault or famine. Thirteen Prussian regiments were nearly annihilated in the 9th affair. Berlin reports forces before Paris now at over 150,000 between Metz and Rheims. The U S government orders an American warship in each principal French port to protect citizens and commerce. Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer’s letter to the Times spurs peace sentiment. An American lady crossed from Paris to Dieppe in an open caleche with the American flag, after railway lines were cut.
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Swwasbourg
Paris
Metsia
Asault
Berlin
Charles
Metz
Rheims
Henry Lytton Bulwer
London Times
Dieppe
London
Preas
Metropolis
Times
Bismarck
England
Prussia
Victoria
Great Britain
Francé
Bogle
France
Russia
Europe
Lavoe
Mineral Resources of Colorado and Homeward Denver Excursion
Special correspondence recounts Colorado minerals with coal vastness from plains to mountains. notes copper silver and gold, Mint operations, and a Denver to Kansas trip on Pullman cars. A homeward journey includes song by excursionists and an unfinished verse about a talented youth.
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Colorado
Denver
Cincinnati Times
Cincinnati
Montana
Mexico
Plains
North
South
Middle Parks
Denver Pacife Company
Mount Plache
United States Mint
Fred. Schirmer
Balley
Dana
Kansas
Ehich
John Brown
Letter from England A Family in Europe 1870
An American family in Europe shares observations from Liverpool and London in August 1870. The narrative covers docks on the Mersey, enclosed shipping basins, rail travel from Liverpool to London, second class travel norms, and London’s August social scene. It notes drought in England, farming practices, and introduces perspectives on English journals and the War news.
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Loxpox
Liverpool
Mersey
New York
Ohio
Cincinnati
New Lock
London
Eatile Cohen
Moe Pere
Clase
Clara
Luna and Burlesque At Cincinnati Amusements
A Cincinnati paper column reviews Luna by the British Blondes and the cast led by Rose Massey and Miss Weathersby, praising Endymion and Diana while noting a shift to La foa-namba'g and other acts. It also covers Woon's Tarnter with Florence as Edward O Neil in Frederick the Great, and Sheridan's Ride as a popular art topic with veterans admiring the painting and General Sheridan's likeness.
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Luna
Miss Weathersby
Endymion
Diana
Rose Massey
Harry Beckett
Cincinnati
Gils
Choese
Grimshaw
Bagshaw
Bang
Woon
Florence
Edward O'Neil
Fredérick the Great
Fred the Great
Prussia
Paris
Red Stockings Defeat Dayton In Benefit Baseball Game
About four thousand attended in Dayton for the Oldfellows ben efit as the Red Stockings routed Dayton 81 to 13. The report notes the crowd, score details, and mentions praise for the Reds pitcher known as the Count, with references to criticism from the Dayton Herald and Cleveland Leader about notoriety.
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The
Oldfellows
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Daytons
Red Stockings
Dayton Herald
Red Stocking Club
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Bocane
Aia
Tayar
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Cleveland
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Excelsior
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Wade
Holt Jr
Jitos
Sereeting
Hhees
East End
Elle Ag
Tnt
Ceomwte
Farmers College Board Approves Counsel for Pending Suit
The Board of Directors met after adjournment in a big evening session. Members Aeen ae wright C. 8 Bates W. C Huntington J Wilder A Brown I. M. Wise Edward De Berikg and W. E. Watson approved a resolution empowering C.8 Bates to hire counsel and to fully defend the suit now pending before the court against them.
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Farmers’ Cartoon
Antiproxy Board of Directors
Farmers’ College
Aeen Aewright
C. 8. Bates
W. C. Huntington
J. Wilder
A. Brown
I. M. Wise
Edward de ‘Berikg
W. E. Watson
C. 8
Bates
Emancipation Celebration at Allen Chapel
The colored people of the city will celebrate the Emancipation Proclamation anniversary at Allen Chapel on Sixth street east of Broadway Ao-pight. Exercises begin eight o'clock P M under Rev R A Johnson pastor. An oration will be delivered by Rev J E Waters of Lincoln University and other distinguished gentlemen. The pleas are for the benefit of said church.
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Abraham Lincoln
Allen Chapel
Sixth Street
Broadway
Ao-pight
R. A. Johnson
J. E. Waters
Lincoln University
Election precincts named for new wards in council session
The Board of Council designated election places for the new wards. Eighteenth Ward includes First Precinct at Bink Street corner as the old ward. Second precinct formerly Camp Washington at Bag o’ Weal tavern. Twenty-first Ward at old Storrs Township Hall Precinct. Second Ward at junction of Harrison and Lick Run pikes. Twenty-third Ward at new station house. Twenty-fourth Ward at Lewman’s corner.
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Hall d
Lick Ran
Irish United Irishmen Meeting Forming New Order in Erie
A Fenian Armory gathering on Fifth Street discussed uniting Irish organizations into the United Irishmen, with no salaried officers, each club to hold its own treasury, seven-member councils, and a 10 percent funding rule. Local names like J James Fitzgerald and Edward Ryan figure in enrollment plans. A second note covers Butler County Agricultural Fair at Hamilton from October 4 to 10 with high expectations for a strong event.
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Fenian Armory
Fifth Street
Ireland
Fenian Congress
United Irishmen
J. James Fitzgerald
United Tseason
United Brotherhood
Edward Ryan
Canada
Ryan
McShane
Uni
Butler County
Hamilton
Immoral bard of Avon tale leads to daughter’s arrest at depot
Mr Frank Michaels reports a loss of money and character as his daughter, soon after a failing incident, is found about to board a train to Philadelphia. Officers Conway and M intercept her at the Little Miami Railroad depot, seize $148 of stolen money, and detain her at Hammond Street Station House. She is sent home with her father, who declines prosecution and hopes for reform. Police arrests across Hammond and Oliver streets are listed in brief.
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Liverpool
London
America
Jerusalem
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Italy
Conway
Little Miami Railroad
Katie
Saratoga
Hammondstreet Station House
Gworth Street
Michaels
Lantas
Payette Pavement Report Spurs Council Review of Limestone Work
A committee found the limestone pavement at Public Landing poorly laid and uneven with joints not broken as required. The report cites many stones far below contract specs and notes Higdon supervised work was somewhat more uniform but not improved in quality. The board considers pursuing action through the Solicitor and clarifies attendance rules for council members.
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Saith
Couren
Incident on Fourth Street Ends With No Charge
A late afternoon dispute on Fourth Street near St Nicholas escalated when a man struck Mr. Rhonda with a cane after a verbal confrontation. The victim did not press charges and the assailant was allowed to go free as the general circumstances prevented any charges being filed.
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Fourth Street
St. Nicholas
Peation- Rhonda
Lameree
Court records show bail in 1841 case and pawn ticket arrests
United States Commissioner’s Court heard Joseph Bowman on carrying on a party business without pay for the term ending October. He was released on bail after arrest on a charge of opening a letter not addressed to him. Tobias Strauss had a case continued to the 24th on reissuing pawn-brokers’ tickets without stamps canceled, bail set at $500.
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United States Commissioner's Court
Joseph Bowman
Bonnes
Tobias Strauss
Painter Skriggens Falls From Ladder At Bevis House
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o clock painter Charles Skriggens employed with others painting the Bevis House on Court and Walnut streets slipped from a ladder platform and fell to a cellar. He was taken up insensible and rushed to Cincinnati Hospital with very serious injuries.
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Crvenep
Charles Skriggens
Bevis House
Corner Court
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati Hospital
Masquerade Ball Draws Sooner Citizens In Night Assembly
A partial OCR reading notes a masquerade ball attended by prominent locals at a rink event. Eminent citizens mingle, enjoying refreshments as a public social gathering unfolds under the officials’ oversight and ceremonial activities.
Wardites Plan Torch Light Meeting for Friday Evening
A local notice states residents of the Eighth Ward will assemble Friday evening for a torch light procession to the Eighteenth Ward meeting. The plan aims to support a campaign cause within an organized group.
Swill Feeding Debate Reaches Judgment Question
Fragmentary text notes a court discussion on swill feeding and its possible impact on consumers. Mentions Judges Caldwell and Stall, their counsel, and a continuation prior to Clendenin’s oil return. Raises whether swill feeding is prejudicial to the consumer.
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Coim
Caldwell
Clendenin
Canal News Report of Erie Canal Trade and Receipts
Canal trade details show Captain Menserole and others facilitating movement along the Erie Canal. Arrivals list Laurel Lockland Major Anderson Hamilton and numerous towns with receipts totaling flour, iron, lumber, sugar, leather and various goods. Quantities include 600 bushels of flour plus iron, lumber and merchandise tallies and numerous sundry items.
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Menserole
Laurel
Lockland
Anderson
Hamilton
Frank Depache
Covington Case and Mass Meeting Report
Fragmented dispatches describe the Cincinnati Ferry Company case in the circuit court, with various figures and parties named from Covington and Kentucky rail interests. A mass convention of Southern energy supporters is urged in Lexington for October 10, 1570, to express county priorities.
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Am Intertaxt Storr
Thevegion
Cincinnati
Gireuins Contefira Pouneies
Chepshi Ie Te Bighiv
Erry Company
Weely
Zana
Silica Ganiaeg
Lowery
Nase
Fee
Chapin
Covin
Covington
Covington Railway
Panyombines
Linn
Kenton County
Tcie County
Friends of the Great Southern Ener Pe
Lexington
Cones’ Tsien
Te Pitts
Percival
Seong Howell
Lewis Ceiakaner
Sae
Bea
Hil & Smith
Bruce Broad
Newport election result for First Ward council seat
The city council ordered an election for a First Ward council member to fill a vacancy. At 10 oclock A M 80 votes were polled with Jacob Hawthorn leading by 17. Around 11 oclock last night a number of boisterous men...
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Jacob Hawthorn
Stapnino Artray
Loveland Installation Honored Presbyterians Honor Pastor Elect
The Presbyterian Church in Loveland filled for the installation of Pastor elect Rev. H. A. Rossiter. Music and a sermon by Rev. D. Rossiter stressed the church’s moral role and the idea of believers as living stones in a spiritual house. The ceremony included greetings and reflections on duty, revival, and the church’s duties to society.
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Presbyterian Church
H. A. Rossiter
D. Rossiter
Peter
Haight
Lebanon
Ee & Rossiter
Woodburn Council Meets on Tuesday Evening Notes
Council minutes from Woodburn reflect discussions on Rockdale and Beresford avenues with no definite plan yet. The marshal reported August pound receipts of 27 dollars and a 50 dollar sanitary bill was approved for payment.
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Bates
Mesars
Bell
Boedseed Elston
Hoadly
Kers
Ogere
Rockdale Avenue
Beresford Avenue
Maratal
Blarbuck & Ae
Hugh Contractor
Acer Cs Cnet
Dayton Daily Fatal Visit Ends in Tragic Discovery
A fragmentary Dayton report describes a fatal accident involving a visit that led to a corpse being brought to a location where responders halted efforts. The account is incomplete but notes a terrible outcome and the grim scene surrounding the event.
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Txerainle
Man Lestanrtl
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