Disputed Signals Amid Yellow Fever and Cold Weather
A fragmented 1870 newspaper snippet reports yellow fever raging in Mobile and heavy snow in Sher, with scattered items: the Robinson trial starting at Mansfield, Col J E Davis noted, troop movements in North Carolina, Pawnee tensions with Spotted Tail, a Knoxville rural fair, a fire at Paul & Co in Vermont, and political talk on a mayoral race with a draw at Peer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
New Albany
Robinson
Mansfield
J. E. Davis
Jefede Titan Vis
Sher- Dr
Chas. H. Ray
Chicago Sense
North Carolina
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Tabor, Paul & Co
Srrey
Cotoal Para
Sion Gampbell
Pain
Saturda
Camp Waters
Tore Io
Cincinnati
Louis
Ander Land
French War News and German Counterparts in Paris
Dispatches describe a vast French camp and a looming battle before Paris while reports from Rome and Turin note political shifts and rebel rumors. Oblique debates over surrender terms, fortress improvements under Ripley, and royal exile moves populate the scene alongside German and French press takes on the war’s direction.
Meeting of Napoleon and King William at Bellevue
The Times reports a cordial meeting between King William of Prussia and Emperor Napoleon at Bellevue. They spoke privately in the conservatory after initial handshakes, with dialogue touching on war, pride, and imperial demands. The exchange hints at continued hostilities and Prussia pressing to reduce France to a second-rate state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpom
William
Prussia
Napoleon
Bellevue
Weig
France
Tn Psadenes
Loss of Captain Burgoyne as Monarch sinks near Finisterre
English papers recount the Monarch sinking after listing to port in heavy seas. About five hundred twenty aboard. Captain Burgoyne lost with many others. Gunners James May and three others survived by escaping to a boat as the ship rolled and went down stern first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Finisterre
Arpetau
Pietiany
Burgoyne
Monarch
James May
Dee
Naecor Paes
Ambiguous Rally Honors Rome Victory March
A fragmented report notes a mass meeting where A Signeago ceca began with congratulations to our Ms on liberating Rome and Talisseler, amid cheers for the King of Italy and the Eternal City. The text preserves a wartime praise tone and local crowd energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spor Yy
Signeago Ceca
Rome
Italy
Pension Bureau assigns agents to select surgeons for pension claims
The Pension Bureau has lately sent an agent to each pension district to examine and select surgeons for duty in connection with the claims of pensioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pension Bureau
Tragic Southern Correspondence on Ku Klux Extremes
From Patona Alabama September 22 1870 a Cincinnati Times dispatch reviews a traveler count of young men in the South labeled as Montparnasee like loungers and liquor losers, connected to Ku Klux activity, southern politics, and calls for state action. The author claims evidence of assassinations, corrupted officials, and anti Northern sentiment, promising more revelations in a future letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patona
Alabama
Ku Klux Organization
White House
Coomb
Tennessee
Brandon
Sg Betes
Chattanooga Times
California
Boyd
Mty
Green County
Eutaw
Times
South
Wm. H. Smith
Selma
United States
Crose-Plains
Ku Klux Fraternity
Arles
Maryland Democratic Congressional Nominees Listed
The Maryland slate of Democratic nominees includes Sam M. Hambleton Captain Ritchie Thomas Rice John E Se Captain Ritchie James A. Gary and William Merrick. The list names prominent figures among the party’s selections for congressional races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Real Torbt
Sam’ M.hambleton
Pig Mathews
Thomas Rice
John E Se
Ritchie
James A. Gary
Wm. M. Merrick
Islanders Festartay Ends Amid Loose Fragments
A fragmented report from the Islands Festartay describes unclear events and people. The text mentions John and Shee, with references to lengths and a registration question, but details remain obscured and uncertain.
Princess Salm Salm as Rope Dancer in Western Circus
Princess Salm Salm, made a show by the prince's death at Rezonville, toured as a tight rope dancer in 1858. She traveled with a circus through the Western States under the stage name Agnes Leclerq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salm-Salm
Battre
Rezonville
Western States
Agnes Leclerq
Baseball News and Schedule from Newport and Nearby Cities
Local reports detail Newport hosts losing to the Reds at Upian Grounds with a rough score. Reds head to Indianapolis for an afternoon game, then to Louisville, St. Louis, and Chicago events. Live Oaks and Metropolitans clash at Valea Grounds. Haymakers beat Athletics 15 to 10 in Philadelphia. Mutuals eye Chicago Combination after two losses to Reds. Cleveland grants City Baseball Club incorporation with $10.90 capital. two Red Stockings games may wrap season. Unions of Urbana announce a tour schedule across several dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Indianapolis
M. Louie
Unions
Weduteday
Abe Empires
Tome
Gosur
Live Oaks
Metropolitans
Valea
Haymakers
Athletics
Valladelphia
Chicago
Atantics
Brooklyn Stars
Meifanete Paccinet
Mutuals
Sesson
Red Stockings
Chicago Combination
Philadelphia
The
Athleticcs
Cleveland Forest City Baseball Club
Funeral for Arthur Crippen Draws Large Attendance
Notices show a busy local scene with political meetings in Fifth Ward and upcoming events. Items mention a church dedication, census population estimate for Cincinnati, and various ads and local incidents including fights, injuries, and a factory accident. Public addresses by Job Stevenson and Ni B Banning are noted, along with a labor reform meeting and Syrup advertisements.
Deed of Assignment Executed by Foster and Capa
James Foster Jr and C Apa sign the southwest corner of Race and Fifth streets to N E Jordan for the benefit of creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foster, Jr
Capa
Race and
Fifth Streets
N. E. Jordan
Republican Meeting Near Town Hall Draws Big Crowd
A highly successful Republican gathering occurred in front of the town hall on Saturday. Speakers included Aaron F. Perry, Benj. Eggleston, Howe, and Captain Schenle addressed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Hall
Saturdyate
Howe
Aaron F. Perry
Benj. Eggleston
Schenle
Barouche Crash On Avenue Injures Occupants
A double team on the Avenue yesterday near the race course became unmanageable and broke the barouche. It hurled two gentlemen and two ladies from the carriage, injuring several of its occupants.
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Mnoon
Man Falls From Derrick Injures Two Legs in Mill Accident
About ten o'clock yesterday morning James Duffield of Second street near Park fell from a derrick at Globe Rolling mill, breaking both legs and badly injuring his back. He was taken to Cincinnati Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duffield
Park
Globe Rolling Mill
Cincinnati Hospital
Spurgeon His Preaching Lecture Tonight at Ninth Street Church
Dr Smith presents Spurgeon His Preaching this evening at Ninth Street Baptist Church. The lecturer is an earnest outspoken man with free admission. Early this morning a countryman was robbed near Plum and Sixth as he returned to his wagon. a box of peaches valued at three dollars disappeared marked H Davis. no clue yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Davis
Drunken man damages tombstone in Mt Auburn graveyard
Yesterday William Ashley, intoxicated, toppled a tombstone at the Protestant graveyard on Mt. Auburn while claiming he fancied he was fighting the Prussians. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sent by Judge Straub to 30 days at the Work House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficutme
Wm. Shley
Mt. Auburn
Straub
Rail road Conductors Insurance Payments Highlight Losses
The Rail road Conductors Life Insurance company of the United States and Canada reports payouts totaling 113,787 across forty seven cases since its city founding a year ago. Each case averages around 2,500 dollars with members near 83,1170. Among the forty seven, eighteen deaths occurred from various causes including a passenger shooting a conductor, a keeper, ruffians, a burning steamer, and train accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxdactors’ Insurance
United States
Canada
Martetta axp Cheers ate Bar roap ComPasy events
Auditor F. Lows presents figures for the third week of September showing receipts and expenditures. Totaled amounts include 88,468 for Florida settlements and 31,778 for a local project. Net figures reach 978,081 with several line items and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martetta Axp
F. Lows
Sec
Horse K11.¢p Last Evening Collision on Mt Auburn Street
A horse and buggy owned by Henry Albers of Cumminsville was struck by an uptown Mt Auburn Street car. The horse was injured badly with a leg bone broken and had to be killed to end its suffering. The owner requested a humane dispatch due to the animal’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn Street
Henry Albers
Cumminsville
Hameltown
Steinbach
Carlin
Took & Divans
Cumminaville
Arrests at City Stations Tallied In Forty Eight Hours
Arrests across Cincinnati stations totaled sixty two with most from Ninth and Race streets. Civil and minor offenses dominated. numerous drunks received fines or short imprisonments, while disorderly conduct and petty larceny also appeared among those brought before the Police Court this morning. Also included is a lengthy Census notice from U S Marshal A Hickey Loorer detailing enumeration efforts, funding concerns, and requests for missing residents or overlooked individuals to aid the official count.
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Ninth-street
Oliver-street
Hammond-street
Race-street
Thirdstreet
Seventeenth Ward
Wm. Harris
Mike Welsh
Anton Allera
Chris. Klomberg
Chris
Irene
James Bellville
Johan Henke
John Hoffman
Wm. Johnson
House of Refuge
Peter Stevens
Oo Mease
A. J. Thompson
Costa
Tony Beckerle
Pat Lofies
Joe Maloy
Michael Loftus
Edward Dwyer
Ed. O'Donnell
John Crawley
Thea Fowlan
Thos. Garry
George Worley
Hugh Haya
Thosileason
Pat McCarthedak
Coste
Joanna Riflin
Deporder
Johnston
Charles Saith
Leopold
Gill
Pat
Hickey
Thos
Lyons
John McGreary
Cincinnati
Washington
Oregon
A. Hickerx Loorer
United States
Y M C A Meeting At Barracks
Soldiers attended religious services at the Newport Barracks with 135 religious papers distributed though short. Captain Joseph W. Sanderson and Lane Seminary men led singing as Y M C A workers sought to engage the troops. A future singing event by H Thane Miller is announced. Public meetings at Fountain Square and the river attracted crowds with prayers praise and readings. A young man rose to offer a petition prayer as the meeting closed and many signed temperance pledges.
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Y. M
C. A
Newport
Joseph W. Sanderson
Lane Seminary
H. Thane Miller
Fountain Square
Etka
As Sociale
Battle of Millcreek Valley Trial of the Captured
Police raided Millcreek Valley to break up a baseball gathering near Sab beth. Nine officers, led by Chumley, arrested four youths aged about sixteen. Prisoners James Freeman Charles Baer Agustus Snyder and George Flaghey were taken to the Ninth Street Station and fined five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbeth
Millcreek Valley
Wilson
von Hranking
Harrison Pike
Baron Sindlinger
Specials
Chumley
Younsters
Cushman, Husey, Kidney
Stephenson
Ninth-street
James Freeman
Charles Baer
Agustus Snyder
George Flaghey
Coste
Yom Kippur Fast Described In Jewish Observance
The article notes Hashana marking the New Year and the ten day period leading to Yom Kippur. It describes the fast as the Great Day of Atonement, observed from sunset on the 25th to the 5th, with Jews abstaining from food. It references Leviticus 16 for ceremonial requirements.
Baltimore to Send Delegates to Southern Commercial Convention
Mayor Banka of Baltimore names a long list of gentlemen to represent the city at the upcoming Southern Commercial Convention. The notice includes John W. Garret Eng, Wm T Howard Eng, C C Fultos, a mix of officers and professionals, with many others listed as authorized delegates. An aside remarks on servants and a quoted line from a startled girl appear amid the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka
Baltimore
John W. Garret
Wm. T. Howard
C. C. Fultos Bis
Webb
Magery Susi Bat
Col. M.S
Jame Codes Warfield
F. B. Len
William’ Kintel
Abert Thos. J. McKay, Jr
J. B. Brinkley
Wash
Wared Ridenour
Geo
Violent Incident at Ryan's Varieties Leads to Arrests
At Ryan's varieties on Race two men attacked bystanders during a crowd surge and cut Mr. J. W. Dickman. John McDonough received 36 days in the Workhouse and a $50 fine plus costs. James Higgins paid a $15 fine and costs. Greenwood Hall fair features an excursion ticket raffle to Europe to aid German wounded, with proceeds supporting a post office department endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan’s
John McDonough
James Higgins
J. W. Dickman
Mons
McDonough
Costa
Higgins
Greenwood Hall
Europe
Post Office Department
Mit Fritz
Real Estate Sold at Auction on Fifth Street Storefront
Gee H Shotwell and Co sold at auction this morning a four story stone front store at No 9 Fifth Street with forty feet frontage and 120 feet depth to Henry Hanna Esq for a price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. H. Shotwell & Co
Fifth Street
Henry Hanna
Enq
Hamilton County Agricultural Society Board resolves on finances
The board meets to review amphitheater repairs costing 600 dollars and other expenses 400 dollars, notes debts paid except a small balance, and authorizes the President and Secretary to borrow money to cover deficiencies. The society reports larger fair receipts but ongoing funding gaps for premiums and building, adjourned to meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Board
Ek Pri
Aot Society
Sid Svery Stein
Ernest
Satheer Ma
Illiam Urrell
Pro Tan
German Protestant Service At Masmadrite Grounds
A darkened, jumbled report describes a German Protestant service led by Revs. Eisenlohr and Fack with attendees reaching about 1300 on the grounds. The event included sociable gatherings, addresses, and a noted freedment effort for orphans amid a calm, orderly atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenlohr
Hamilton County Clerk of Common Pleas 1870 compensation report
A historical document prints a clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton County Ohio swearing to a correct account of salaries allowances and amounts paid during the year ending in September 1870. It includes totals for wages and services and notes audits by Auditor H. H. Tinker and official certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas of
Hamilton
Ohio
Hamilton Cou
Tinker
Court’ of Common Pleas
County
H. Tixk
Groar
la Ros
Hamilton County
Orrics
AupiTok Oy Hamiltox Co
George
la Rue
Hamilton’ County
la Ru
Ne Cameo Ohio
Guilds host series to unite Protestant churches
The Guilds announce a Sunday open reading room at St Johns venue with free access for the community. Reverend John Elliott will read on Preparation in History for the First Advent, aimed at uniting members of Protestant churches and strengthening common interest. Committee members include Charles ae R Bayler, Wm Stanton, and Judge Mallon with General Force and Horatio Wood involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott
St. An
Charles Ae R. Bayler
Wm. Stanton
Judge Mallon
General Force
H Horstio Wood
Fragmentary Local Notice Remains Vague and Unclear
A partial OCR text from a West ending event lists scattered names and initials. The legible items include W. P. and Jos. W ke Hechler, McShane, Harry Robbins, A. B. 8, Sasie Mer dith, and Wm. T. Reynolds among a roster of attendees or participants. No clear date, place, or action is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewrenante
Sacha
Crete
W. P
Jos
Ke Hechler
W. A. Tie ‘McShane
Harry Robbins
A. B
Sasie Merdith
Sromeane
Wm. T. Reynolds
Geend
James E. Bilver
District
Wa. Reynolds
Fragmentary horse race notes from early Western Tort draft
The readable text hints at horse racing in a Western region with Buckeye involvement and growing horse counts. Names and full context are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving only scattered mentions of races, sequences, and local course activity.
Labor Reform Party Meeting Plans Announced
The Labor Reform Party will hold free meetings in several districts. One gathering will be held Wednesday evening and announced by posters and press notices. Another meeting is set for Saturday at the pig inn in Pendleton with a speaker addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theater
Qusuenie
National Labor Reform Party
Wendell Phillips
Ete
Lanon
Labor Reform Party
Pendleton
Morning Daily Prayer Meeting Draws Many Faithful
The session ran from 8 to 9 with Saree leading and Mr Sanfordford reading Ephesians 2. Hymns stirred earnest prayers for Sabbath labor. A lecture on George Muller and remarks by two ladies followed, stressing Christians’ need for greater faith in God’s immutable Word. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Sanfordford
Labota
George Muller
Sis
Christ
Oie Eee
Lawson
Aaa
Rural delegates clash over Carroll County stance in Arthur race
In Grant County on Saturday voters weighed a convention split as delegates from several counties including Kenton backed Arthur. Colonel Jones refused to vote for Arthur in Carroll and did not follow Pallow him. The dispute centered on support for Arthur and the delegation lines remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
Alton
Arthur
Arthur. Jones
Mmera
Rae Kenton Bended Tig
Sai
Colonel Jones
Carroll
Fragmentary OCR yields obscure local notice
An unreadable historical clipping mentions trains and conventions with stray phrases about accommodation and a Walton convention. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or actions to identify a distinct event or notice.
Old Man Beaten in Fracas Over Opening at Corner
Andrew Kaeim, an elderly man, was severely beaten during a disturbance at a corner open ing. Jacob Kaeim, his son, seized a baseball base and struck with blows that may prove fatal. Conklin and associates were involved. Conklin was shot in the arm by a member of his own party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeiove
Andrew Kaeim
Orin
Conklin
Ile
Kaeim
Jacob
James Frazer
York Street
Tibbatts
Williamson
Con. Ryan
Henry Cochran
O'Neal
Lexington
Ohie
S . T. Castleman
Newport
Vention
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraphic Immary
Eoain
Paris
Thiers
Beust
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Tours
Constantinople
Trikala
Therealy
Bazaine
Metz
Embert
Satuy
Strasbourg
Petroni
Dersaglieri
Vatican
Ges. Wimpffen
Sedan
Loire
Prince Imperial
Hastings
Chestelhurst
Queen Victoria
Landwehr
Berlin
Alsace
Lorraine
Lens
Ripley
St. Denis
Mt. Valerien
Toul
Mont Valerien
Kux
Bismarck
Favre
Pruss
Champagne
Isle de Frante
Avenir Nationale
Emps
Chasseurs de Vincennés
M. Y. Hersid
M. de Vieun
King
West Viround Avirginia
Sei
le Colonel Et Cons
Reunies
Robert Toombs
Boesial
Cincinnati Times
John
Ccrt
Tnr
Urbana
Coluti
Arthur Crippen
Fifth Ward
Society of Hughes Highschool
John Schmidt
Front Street
Columbia
Henry D. Moore
Camville
Job Stevenson
Ni. B. Banning
Fifteenth Ward
Seventh and
Mound
Maxwell's Hall
George Heltechuh
de Bas Tub Manufacturi ‘Company
Westere Han Ma
Lane
Joe
Heineens
Sac Inc
Greensboro
Eacuoot
West
ONGAL
Crear
Sinekaas
Nashville
Setnetuoicokstontet
New Orleans
Police Affairs
United States Marshal
Citizens of
Meeting of
United Irishmen
Orlinc
Idiliane Waka
Eella
Fitzgerald
Svete
J. W. Fit
McShane
Accia
J.G. Pimancis
J. Gormas
Bigger
Ilman
Lad
Messrs
Murphy
Sweeney
Welch
Moore
O’ Donnelly
Prad Etter Ra
Southern Commercial Convention
Servan
Dalkien
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Capt. Tinker
General McGroarty
Paul Tor
Farmers’ Hotel
Fulton
Uburban
Covington
Sho Eer
Kenee
Hi Tee
Adison Ballard
Rawars , Co
John Holland
West Fourth St. Suli-Ly
Istp
Ofer
Richmond
Church St
Smm
Meat and Vegetable Choppers
D. A. Newton & CO
Cortlandt & New Yort
Lake St
Illinois
Walnut
Franklin
Vine Street
Cineinnati, ALLISON, SMITH @ JOHNSON
Sturdevant
Judson
JAS. L. Haven &O
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