Old Woodward Football Game and People’s Church Events
A historic note describes an Old Woodward football game at 2 PM on Central Street with an evening ovation and supper at People’s Church on Central Avenue. The article praises Rev. I Frankland and Rev. Lee for their leadership and documents the church’s mission, its social work, and a laborers’ outreach with a daily patronage of about 160 people.
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Old Woodward
Old Wood
People’s Church
Usus
Central Avenue
Political meeting remarks echo Civil War era tensions
The report transcribes a political gathering with remarks by Hon. Job S mand and references to General Logan. It situates the party defense against secession and praises the Constitution, liberty banners, and Reconstruction ideas, with audience reactions and notes on attendance and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carson
J. F. Lakeman
W. W. Bash
E . An . B. German
D. W. C. Shockley
J. W. Dea TE Blackie
Job Stemand
Who Todd
Logan
Ana Orgas
Abraham Lincoln
Fall Tournament Results and Court Report Roundup
The Base Fall Tournament saw the former club win, followed by the Holts of Newport and the Eclipse of this city at 1 o clock. The Holts won 58 to 9 with notable play from Hickory Club byers amid a Court Report detailing yesterday's legal proceedings and city committee actions on health officers river projects and hydrant water sourcing, including notes from the Board, Mayor Wilstaech, and various districts.
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Holts
Newport
Eclipse
Nis
Clate Corte
O.R
Diserty Sr
Eptember
Hi Gzarts
Vane
Wald Teib Cheth
Cincinnsdi
Hamilton
Énth
Huon McBuyer
Davis
D. H. Montros
Divanth
Culbertsonath
Falmer Finih
Wilstaeh
Gewrigwes
Clendenia
Little River
New York
Fairmount
Philadel
Boston
Witstaen
S. Davis
Hegatis
Miami
Ohio
Deercreek
Stockton Denies Insanity Claims in Letter to Editor
Henry D Moone writes to the Times defending Rev Thomas H Stockton amid rumors reported by Tec oman a western Advocate. He states Stockton has not been insane, has conducted worship for decades, and remains devoted to his Congregation and faith as of September 25 1967.
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Thes. H. Stockton
the Times
Tec Oman
Estern
Trenton
Stockton
Thomas H. Steckten
Henry D. Moone
Italy
Franesco
Elias Oe
Aik
Oni
Cigita
Terbo
Ead
Fron
Lowpos
Garibaldi
Bern
Oman
France
Newport News City Council Deliberates on Ferry Rates and Legal Action
The Newport News council discussed terms for a proposed street plan linking Covine Street and the Ohio River ridge. They directed the city attorney to pursue legal action to prevent the Newport Ferry Company from changing rates and to seek authorities for possible court action. a separate note mentions persistent theft by beggars noted at a meeting.
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Anaes
Ohio River Ridge
Meena
Shriver
Holt
W. Root
Daniel
J. Gideon
Saas
Newport Ferry Company
County
Cree Fe
Povece ‘Emai
Brissslari
Pera
Circuit Court awards damages in Myers vs McLaughlin suit
In Covington the Circuit Court jury verdict grants $602 to R W Myers in the assault and battery case against Alfred McLaughlin. Local reports note city sidewalk paving plans, street numbering efforts, and gas company changes discussed by city officials and engineers.
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Burr Dectorp
R. W. Myers
Alfred McLaughlin
Circuit Court
Y Eceiers
Lexington
Ee B. Holland
T Street
Laidon
Geet A.ie
Corian Gas Comny
Tate
Vieter Zeis
Mixed historical notices on youth groups and crimes
The passage references the Young Men’s Christian Association in Brooklyn and theatre venues, a diary entry from Hampshire noting a young girl’s death, an English journal story about a violent incident, and a Franklin Benner item describing immigrant land prospects in Attakepse and St. Landry.
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Young Men's Christian Association of
Brooklyn
New York
Poe
Hivi Park Theater
Hooley
Hampshire
England
Union News
Vestar
Franklin
Louisians
Benner
Im 9
Attakepse
St. Landry
Indian Bureau reforms and Holland rumor dominate dispatches
Washington notes indicate Indian Bureau changes under Interior Secretary as Seneca and Shawnee leaders seek central regency with a new superintendent. A rumor cites $76,000,000 left in Holland for Hans Groff’s descendants. Patents and ministerial letters also appear amid war era updates.
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Holland
Hans Groff
Fever Rages Amid War Strife and Aid Efforts
Reports detail ongoing fever outbreaks among troops and prisoners on Isla, with widespread calls for liberal aid from the New Orleans Howard Association and state relief efforts. Observers note one tenth of national casualties in the fever’s reach and conventions addressing wartime losses and veteran affairs.
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Trian
Bane Sveere Howard Association
New Orleans
Isla
New York Constitutional Convention Updates and Talks
From New York comes news of a Da aee meet of the Constitutional Convention running into November. Rev Robert Collyer lectured before Liberal groups as a public meeting opened for inspection and discussion at a bonded warehouse site amid excitement over new bonded warehouses. Whisky seizure and compliance questions noted by Montreal correspondent.
Fire roars near Grand and Tompkins streets injures and damages
Reported extensive fire this evening at the intersection of Grand and Tompkine streets caused measurable damage and several entities including White Bailey and others to incur losses. The incident interrupted billiard match action with Dion and Helms and a separate field entry for MeoDevitt. An estimated loss of about 35000 dollars is noted with further details unclear due to the fragmented text.
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Dion
Helms
MeoDevitt
Grand Sai Tompkine
Isyring
Bailey & Te
San Francisco Union Convention Nominates Ticket
The Union Convention of San Francisco nominates Cowles and Blake for County and Prosecutor with Loaderback for Police. The party remains united on these nominations as it prepares for the election and discusses assessors and county offices.
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Pacific Coast
Sam Francisco
Sepimber
Union
San Francisco
Cowles
Blake
Loaderbaok
of Curie
Supreme
Rees
Zabery
Cali
North Platte Reports Pike War and Cholera Screens
Reporters reaffirm their statements on ante teem xing at North Platte and note Pawnee Killer left the Council. war paint seized, he rode away. They say cholera fatalities are reported in Omaha yesterday.
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Sebae Tapler
North Platte
Pawnee
Fire Burns Mill in Black Hawk. Loss Reported at 60000
A mill in Black Hawk was burned resulting in estimated losses of sixty thousand dollars. The incident follows reports of an election event and a Colorado political issue referenced in the fragment.
Foreign Mission Board Opens 58th Annual Session
The American board begins its 58th annual session in New York as the event opens with an emphasis on mission work and planning for the coming year. Delegates gather for discussions and decisions on projects and partnerships.
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American ‘Board of Foreign Mis
Sos 2
New York
Eta
Morrow
Fire at Milwaukie Manarcais Furniture Factory
A fire swept through the Manarcais furniture manufactory at the corner of Bia Ninth and Vine in Milwaukie. Fire units battled flames as smoke filled the area and preliminary reports indicated significant damage to the workshop and stock.
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Manarcais
Ag J. Rey ’ Furniture Manufactory
Bia Ninth
Vine Iret Issurance
Death of a Judge Died Today
A judge died today of consumption aged ? The brief notice notes the death, giving no further biographical details or date.
Fire sinks ship W. Bi Dip. crew saved
A vessel named W. Bi Dip, sailing from Bhiel emore, was destroyed by fire at sea. All crew were saved, with one day counted as lost. News notes from Liverroot and nearby ports report maritime dangers and rescue attempts.
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Liverroot
Seber
Bi Dip
Bhielemore
Lowpox
Newmarket
Great Eastern Railroad
Duke Michael
Stronan
Ireland
China Trade Quiet as August Sale Figures Missed
A partial OCR reads that China trade activity was quiet on August 29 with a reported 230 units of a commodity. The fragment mentions late shipments and prices but lacks full context or clear entities.
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China
Garibaldi Speech Echoes in New York Harbor
A garbled telegraphy note from New York on September 24 reports Garibaldi’s address as a steamer dispatch. The message voices hope for liberty and unity among freemen, urging universal concord and defense by allied councils amid cheers and farewell.
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New York
Garibaldi
Boste
Emile
Garibaldi Geneve
Penririzo Woute Amends Mystery Document
Fragmentary OCR fragment describes a burials scene and a ceremonial examination near a marble surface. It hints at a remarkable circ 7 wonder and a tense moment among observers. Names and places are unreadable, but the tone suggests a historical curiosity piece.
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Grisen, Newcox & Co
Paoratszrons
L. A. Paars
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Iey
Leonard
USA
Ieee
Bunter Begen
A. C. Joss & Co
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Frankland
Lee
Betheb
Canal News
Leicester
Hickory Club
Pei Merce
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Sehom
Cincinnati
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South Ameri
Peter J
Newport News
Covington News
Teraeli
Telegraph
THE
Daily Times
Washington
Wasumerom
Indian Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Beady
Hoa
A. G. Taylor
Ochre Bret
Ediet Coe
Mondra Regiais
Hancock
Cess
Denen
Ullisd
United Net
Cateus
Reuben Oe
Reer
Mersing
Montreal
Colorado
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Milwaukie
Foreign News
Pons
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Beain
Confederation of the
Spain
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AEWS
Insurance
TNA
United Rentes
City Breck
Vine Street
Maynard French, Jr
J. B. Bennett
C. P. Buchanan
New Geo
M. Clark
T. & A. Pickering
Mechanics’ Tool
Main Street
Fifth Stra
Lippert & Greenwood
Tailors
Wood's Theater
Galt House
W. Cor
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