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Newspaper

Cincinnati Weekly Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1869

Page

4

Henry Little and the Hillsborough Lockout Confrontation

Henry Little bets 15 more pounds to win union support at the Edge-tool Forgers, clashes with roughs, Cheetham intervenes, threats escalate. A brutal explosion maims him and he is left bleeding and dangling from a window, amid a town-wide feud with the Hillsborough grinders.

Henry Woodbine Villa Mary Bayne Sohail Dan Parkin Pillar Mr. Psrkie Mr. Parkin Mr. Bayne Little Myce Jobson Feot Edge-tool Forgers’ Union Dean Srn Cheetham Chestham Henry Little Thia Sally Hilsborough London Mrs. Little Hillsborough Miss .Carden Joel Dence Iehal Johnson Diack Sehite Sencke

Nora Trevelyan Faces a Father and Law Over Child

In a London street scene the Trevelyans and Osbornes clash as Louis Trevelyan abducts his son from Mrs. Trevelyan and Nora Rowley. The magistrate and Sir Marmaduke weigh legal options while Emily Trevelyan faces a fractured marriage and desperate attempts to reclaim her child.

Louis Trevelyan Moe Louis Davonshire Nora Mrs. Trevelyan Papa Mrs. Outhouse Sir Marmaduke Trevelyan Louey Mrs.Outhouse Mr. Trevelyan Mr. Outhouse Mia Loney Emily Rowley Baker Street Cabe Marmaduke Laughroy Lady Rowley Gregg’s Del.y

Personal Platters and Notable Memorable Moments

Collected notes cover May return of Jeff Davis, marital spats of Menotti Garibaldi, Juarez’s sixty fourth birthday, and lively youth antics. Also mentions Mrs Stanton accusing revolution editors, Artemus Ward’s mother Caroline Browne breaking her arm, Dorothy Dix’s California care drive, James Dana’s illness improvement, a Kentuckian naming Jessie R Grant after his wife’s timely baby, and a Boston Post quote on Senator Sumner. Also with a relic ring from John Minor Botts to Grant, Empress Elizabeth’s rosy youthfulness amid sorrows, and gossip on Franz Joseph’s mistresses.

Jeff Davis Menotti Garibaldi Juarez Caroline Browne Artemus Ward Waterford Dorothy L. Dix California Empress Elizabeth of Austria Perth Paris Evea Francia Joseph Kate Rentz

Religious Intelligence and Clerical News Digest

The item chronicles clerical events across the U.S. and beyond, noting Rev. Hanton’s disrupted robes, Rev. W. H. Anderson’s mission school in Bryan, Ohio, and leadership changes in various churches and conferences. It mentions the Miami Conference in Springfield, the death of Rev. C. W. Judd’s wife, Rev. John Waddington’s Congregational History, and the Auburn church dispute. It also covers church milestones in Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Kentucky, plus notes on missions in the Friendly Islands and a Baptist giving calculation by Rev. A. J. Frost.

Miami Conference of Springfield C. W. Judd Judd John Waddington Lond Thomas A. Morris Ohio Columbia Tenn Episcopal Young Ladies’ Seminary Morris Dayton Friendly Islands Charles Wadsworth Philadelphia Bethune Lexington Geo. W. Brindle Upper Iowa Iowa Minnesota Missouri Zion's Herald Massachusetts Boston Bible Society A.J. Frost Baptists

Sir Marmaduke and Lady Rowley Arrive in London

In Chapter LYIII Parker's Hotel hosts Sir Marmaduke and Lady Rowley who have reached England after a telegram to St Diddulph's. Mrs Trevelyan and Nora plan to join them at eight, aiming to beat their mother after a late luggage laden journey from Southampton. The sisters travel by cab through a dark windy night toward Baker Street.

Sir Marmaduke Rowley England Frevelyan Noraowley Rae? Rowley Manchester Street Nora St. Diddulph's Paradise Hugh Stanbury Nancombe Putney Mr. Glascock Papa Mamma Mrs. Tre Ike Trevelyan Bozzle St. Diddulph’s Baker Street Persenus Southampton St. Diddulph'’s Lady Rowley Haker Street Outhouse Cresotel

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