Frayed Fragments From the Fifth Ward Congress Race
Journal notes from Green Bay amid a flood of names and events. Davis tops Tanner for Congress in Troy district. a murder trial ends in acquittal. a drowning tragedy at Shoal Creek. a seized Black Sea radar rumor. Paris aid for the blind and veterans’ bounty debates fill the page with disjointed items and local concerns.
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Kiev
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Staite
Congress
Nils
New York
Bassin
Russia
Turkey
Davis
Tanner
Troy
Pratt
Davie
Taburg
Michealden
Moorehead
Ems Oser
Lena
Jokeira
Missouri
Scha
Harper
Shoal Creek
Paris
McConnell
Bostoe
Thursex
German War News From Paris to Versailles
Reports from Paris, Orleans, and Fontainebleau describe Prussian advances and sieges with 150,000 francs requisitioned, plus dispatches on Italian and German actions. The London Times notes American sentiment shifting to France. war plans foresee a Paris showdown by mid September and a siege from Versailles.
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London Times
Republican
Democratic Party
Meant letter on peace and Missouri progress from 1870
A Cameron Missouri correspondent recounts rapid growth in Missouri, noting the railroad junctions, new insurance agent, saloon supervision, and local industry. He reflects on wartime malice fading into peace, celebrates the wheat crop, and remarks on the eastward expansion of civilization and empire.
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Cameron
Missouri
Cincinnati Times
Camnnux
Lise
H. & St. Joseph
Cameron and Kansas City
Chicago and Southwestern Railroad
HH. & St. Joseph
C. D. Combs
Dave
Otten Bros
Mozart Hawn last elithe British Hondes at night
To night is the last elithe British Hondes. Their success in this city has been very great, the hall being crowded at every representation. A fare bill is offered for to night. Wood's Tuzater to night the Flor epees close their engagement at Wood's Theater. Their two weeks' business has been an unvarying success. Next week the celebrated comedian Mr. J. S. Clarke begins an engagement.
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Mozart
Wood
Flor‘epees
Busines
J. 5. Clarke
Chicago Combination Beats Eckfords 22 to 5 in Rivalry
The Chicago Combination defeated the Eckfords of Brooklyn by 22 to 5 yesterday. They schedule a game against the Atlantics this afternoon and the Athletics of Philadelphia on Monday. Atlantics will play without pitcher Zettlero due to chills. Holts of Newport face Red Stocking at Union grounds this afternoon. Chair makers meet at Arbeiter Hall to organize a union and adjourn to Wednesday. All private watchmen are invited to attend Arthur P. Crippen’s funeral from Sixth and Walnut on Sunday at one o’clock.
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Chicago
Eckfords
Brooklyn
Atlantics
Athletics
Philadelphia
Zettlero
Holts
Newport
Union Grounds
Sixth and
Walnut
Arthur P. Crippen
Elijahe
Pierce
Chemteward
Elijah Pierce
Frank le Roy Senour
Second Presbyterian Church
Senour
M. J. Dennis
Palestine
Holy Land
Union Church
Gaylord
New
Funeral services for J Alex Simp son
The late J Alex Simp son will be buried at 2 o clock at the family home 58 Hopkins Street. Friends of the family are advised. Thomas A P Champlin has filed a libel suit against Wm T Tillinghast seeking 20000 damages over a publication in the Insurance Chronicle.
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Thomas A. P. Champlin
Wm. T. Tillinghast
The
Cail
Insurance Chronicle
Tillinghast
Champlin
License Receipts and Burial Permits Highlight Week
The Mayor's Office reports license receipts for the week ending September 23 1870 with peddlers 32 hawkers 10 tall 4 dogs 120 express wagons 50 and furniture cars 110. Burial permits issued by the Health Office cover the week ending September with various entries including dates 17 18 22 18 and 234.
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Health Office
Harbored Lewd Women Case Sentenced by Police Court
Henry Dietz and Mary Dietz were arraigned before Judge Straub for harboring lewd women. The court called it one of the most shameless cases in a year and sentenced them to 30 days in the Workhouse plus fines and costs totaling 50 dollars each.
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Benven Kieut
Henry
Mary Dietz
Straub
Costa
Clermont and Hamilton Counties to Build Symmes Town Bridge
A joint meeting of Clermont and Hamilton county commissioners decided to construct a suspension bridge over the Little Miami river at Symmes town. The contract was awarded to J. Gray for 64000 dollars, covering abutment masonry and approaches. The building cost will be assessed by the superintendent.
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Barpee
Summerstown
Clermont
Hamilton Counties
Little Miami River
Symmestown
J. Gray
Suh Comntion
Drawings from district schools on display at Mechanics' Institute
Teachers of the district and pupils from last year's A and 13 grades of the Eotevesadinks Schools are asked to leave their drawings at the Clerk's office of the School Board or at the German Church at Twelfth and Elm between 9 and 4 today. They will be placed on exhibition at the Industrial Exposition.
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Eotevesadinks
Mechanics’ Institute
Twelfth
Elm Streets
Cummingsville Population Census Snapshot
The village enumerator records Cummingsville totaling 1 555 residents. White 66 percent two hundred ninety eight American, German 2, Irish 2, colored 8, French 1, Scotch 1, unclassified 29 percent. Youth males 7 , A females 806. Colored males 8 females, grand total 1 555. Enumeration last year 1 486. Increase 69.
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Cumutxsville
Cummingsville
Hebrew New Year Observed with Services and Seminary Call
The coming Hebrew New Year begins next Monday the 26th and will be observed with zeal. Services will be held across city synagogues. The community emphasizes establishing an educational seminary to meet a long felt need.
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Ara
Attack on Woman Arrest Prompts Bail Set at 300 Dollars
In a late evening incident near Walnut and Main streets, Mike Morrissey viciously attacked a woman on the pavement. She was knocked down and kicked, leaving her unable to be seen. Morrissey’s case remains open with bail set at 300 dollars as of this morning.
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Dasrampiy Arsavir
Mike Morrissey
Larouge
Ween Walnut
Main Street
ARE
Aemaning
Wadu
Virginia
Cincinnati
Newport
Walnut Hills Academy
Jennie Laws
Green Street
Hancock
Clay
Police Arrest Totals and Morning Court Dispositions
Morning police report lists arrests across Ninth street Hammond street Race street and Oliver street totaling 15. Disposed cases include vagrancy six months disorderly conduct ten dollars and costs drunk fines and days assault and battery continued threatening personal violence and carrying a concealed weapon with costs.
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Ninth Street
Hammond Street
Race Street
Oliver Street
Soren Ie Lee
Thos. Brown
Jas. Burns
John Nuckel
Anna Tooliger
Mike Morrissey
Frank Morgan
N. Morris
Pat. Trainor
Henry Snyder
Costa
Hughes Monument models on display at Peebles store
Exhibition at Peebles corner Race and Fifth shows several Hughes Monument models. None identify the donor of the munificent gift funding a major city educational institution. The Grove lot near Adae family cemetery measures about 50 by 100 feet with two artificial lakes on north and west. Mr Strauch oversees premises prep for an upcoming Spring Grove display.
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Hughes
Peebles’ Store
Race
Fifth Streets
Weat
Adae
Strauch
Spring Grove
Republican Executive Committee Meeting Report
The Republican County Executive Committee met at headquarters with 20 members present. Colerain Township split into two precincts, and Amsi McGill and H. K. Vananadol were elected as committeemen therefrom. Fourteen meetings for next week were planned. A five-member committee was formed to confer with the Democratic counterpart on state Board of Equalization candidates. The session proceeded quietly with orderly remarks in the absence of Farmer Crist.
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Republican Executive Committee
Republican County Executive Committee
Republians
Cunningham
Colerain Township
Amsi McGill
K. Vananadol
McGill
Hays
Powers
Frintz
Machmore
Democratic Executive Committee
State Board of Equalization
Farmer Crist
The Louisville Canal And Local Scandals Exposed
A historical column details the Louisville and Portland Canal progress and whittle delays. General Weitzel confirms the canal will reopen after the low water season ends. A separate account covers a Virginia visit, a Cincinnati education plan gone wrong, and reports on Y M C A religious events and sermons across the city with notable pastors and venues.
Rally of First and Thirteenth Wards Supports Republicans
A large political rally on Sixth Street featured speakers including John Wegaie and Joseph Borer, praising the Republican stance. Peter H. Clark delivered an extended address contrasting Democratic and Republican education policies, recalling Ku Klux violence against teachers and arguing education advances under Republicans. The event concluded with cheers for the Republican party.
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Sixth Street
Seay Occu
John Wegaie
Jdm
Benjene
Peter H. Clark
Democratic Party
Epu- Cation
North Carolina
Geta Dows
Thun
Kentucky
Bend Party
Delc
Ku-Klux
Republican Party
Clark
German Ladies Fair for Wounded Soldiers at Greenwood Hall
Preparations are nearly complete for a fair hosted by patriotic German women at Greenwood Hall next week to aid wounded German soldiers. Tables display crafts and ornaments with chair assignments. the Fine Art Hall is led by Mrs. Saal. German singing societies, a concert each evening, and Schnabel’s band provide music. Tickets are ten cents, aiming for large turnout and broad public support.
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Greenwood Hall
Pfeiffer
Becker
Pauli
Greenland
Schnabel
Census Aides Enlisted for City Enumeration
The Board of Aldermen heard that Marshal Hickenlooper announced assistant marshals had completed the census enumeration. Shortfalls arise from summer absences and residents of Cincinnati living in Covington or Newport, making official counts incomplete. The pay for assistants was deemed inadequate, hindering corrections, and a three-member committee was proposed to address omissions.
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Board of Aldermen
Ilili
Ted
Marshal Hickenlooper
Cincinnati
Coin
New Rt
Mesersill, Covington and Bonte
Unclaimed letters listed at Covington post office
The weekly mail shows unclaimed letters awaiting recipients at Covington Post Office including Nettie Arnold, Elijah Kouler, George Beyas, Miss Mary Battersby, John Brady, Elizabeth McNamara, Wm Owen, John Taylor, Mrs Kate Wooten, Henry Williams and many others.
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Martian
Wa McCollum
Elizabeth McNamara
Wm Owen
Minerva Ee Pulse
Wheeler Robinson
Thos Binsons
Senour
Anniea
George Santer
A . _ Banberry
Frank Lawateer
John Taylor
Nosh Taylor
Kate Wooten
Ward
Walton
Henry Williams
Melvina
College opens with expanded facilities and new machinery
The College opened on Tuesday with larger attendance and full courses in Gol earning a regular degree. The chapel and parlors were finished with memorial windows and new tinting. New machinery has been introduced for use this year as part of an extensive college renewal effort. A 20 year old, Valentine Hippina, reportedly stole $150 and a bed from Mr Hershman’s family in Newport, prompting pursuit and discussion of partial restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creenemati Wesixy
Paine
Valentine Hippina
Newport Post Week Ending Letters List 1870
List of letters remaining in the Newport Post office for week ending September 24, 1870. Includes names such as Baker Baldwin Baytaiab Joha 2 Caffery Mrs A Curran Cope Davis F M Ely Julia Goulding Lizzie Hearlin Lang Lenom Lewis Menton Pollard Riac Smith Stoner Sugden Ith Weller Worsdell Yeoman and others. Also notes Holt baseball club to play Red Stocking nine of Cincinnati at 3 pm.
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Newport
Baker
Baldwin Baytaiab
Joha
Caffery
A Curran
Cope Oth Davis
Mbar
F Mely
Edgar
Julia
James Galeney
T ._. Goulding
Lizzie Gilt
Pat W Mall Te
Rel
Kev F Lewis
A Riche
Eaeetn i Menton
F Pollard
Joba Riac
Smith
Mise
S A Stoner
Sugden
WE Rith
Albert Swenney
John Saith
Jas Sylvester
Mra
E Tullman
Iw Thomas
Martha ‘Vier
Weller
John Wai
City Council Sets Special Meeting for Hazen Funeral Arrangements
A special City Council meeting is scheduled for Monday September 26 at Elmer's Hall to arrange Edwin Hazen late Clerk's funeral. resolutions discussed include removal from our town records and mourning the death of Edwin Hazen with city officials expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hazen
Bal Edwin F. Hasen
Bodee
Elmer's Hall
Sherman Attends Town Hall Meeting Amid Public Respect
A crowd gathered at the Town Hall to honor Senator Sherman as Hon. John Sherman appeared to address attendees. Dr. Nixon introduced George R. Leon Esq. who urged Republican coverage, then Sherman spoke on progress and the party's usefulness. The ceremony ended with cheers and a pledge of stability in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
O. ¥. Nixon
George R. Leon Esq
Sherman Wee
Simple specifics for female ailments advertised
The passage argues that women suffer due to their unique relations and roles, claiming female complaints affect general health. It suggests that women should avoid doctors unless necessary and praises simple remedies as efficacious for most female ailments.
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Nancy
Toul
France
Mets
Strasbourg
Orleans
Blois
Fort St. Denis
Fontainebleau
Motley
Dix
Morton
Steinmers
Ital
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Serres
Namur
Marne
America
Germany
England
Berlin
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Lille
Sarre
Metz
Rhine
Gerzirg
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la France
Tours
Meusé
Messlle
Prussia
Feld
Von
Oriental
von Moltke
von Reon
CriTr
Baseball
Arbeiter Hall
Frank Leslie
Ientific American
Home Journal
Chimney Corner
Lecer
New York Weekly
Louisville Canal
General Weitzel
Louisville and Portland Canal
Louisville
En. Weitzel
U.S
Louminter
PF. H. Rollins
Cencinnadi
Ohio
Dean Sin
Hey Canal
GQ. Whitten, “Mirror of Engineers
Lewisville
Y. M.C.A. Bssrrma
Mr. Parker
Mt. Auburn
Newport Barracks
Joseph W. Sandersonrh
Fountain Square
Dr. How
G. Y. Ortin
M.M.C.A City
Y. M. C. Association
Henry D. Moore
Vine-street
Jesus
A. D. Mayo
Clifton Hall
Jno. Scott
Methodist Recorder
Sixth-street Methodist Church
Matthew Haig Smith
Ninth-Street Baggist Church
Geo
Era
Daniel Wolf
Req
L. C. Weir
Robert Allison
Gustav Hof
H.B Bissell
Chas. Kahn, Jr
Robert Forteon
R. M. Moore
Lloyd Johnsen
T. T. Keckeler
Dr. C. P. Divan
J. T. Lockman
Joshua Collins
Common Council
Cintinnati
Dellaas
Board of Improvements
Ethis
Farmeh
Erripr Timps
Star of Improvement
East Froxt Street
Natronale A
Nam ‘Mecart Hall
Trinkeer's
Vine Street
Biden Ie
Las
Ehlek 16
Certs Street
Uvusburban
Covington
A la
David Armatrong
J N Bridget
Bok Sts
Reey
Ckey
Poy
Ane Sumer
A Ceri
Joan Nool
Mulea
Carnatingraeus
Tomes Picket
Ros Perry
Mr Meineson
Doc Ward
Mary W
Lady of House
Ison Street
Able Letters
von Baker
Hene
A You Mabe UO
Mr Jones
Florence
Kateran
Carrie
Fortha
Louise Detroit
Mich
Foegler
Wagner & Ge
J. B. Grant
P.M. Masonie
Covington Royal Arch
James E. Hirriest
Henry Ranshaw
King
R. 4. Rameau
George W. Lyon
L. D. Croninger
Sojourner
Jno. H. Moon Arch
John Grand
A.C. Nash
W. W. Mosher
Henry Biswick
Samel Reed
J. H. Westerman
Arrzats
James
Commonwealth
Kenton
Court of Appeals
Suilerin
Scott
Pike-street
Scott Street
Ikness
Erara
Eighth Ward
Betts and
Cutter Streets
General Banning
BORA
Leonard
Metcalf
Dayton
Columbia
Warner’s
Warner
Wageen
Price
Orner
Wine OF Life
Emmenagogue
State Street
Ill
J. D. Park
Meat and Vegetable Choppers
A. Bewton & CO
Cortlandt St
Lake St
Illinois
Martin
Fifth Street
Walnat
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Helmbold’s
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United States
Laos
Champ
Eau Warehouse
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