Circuit Judge and County Officers Listed in 19th Century Roll
The document names officials including Circuit Court, Representative, Clerk, Auditor, Treasurer and Sheriff with names such as Hu Prosector, Wm. H. Shea, Dr. Newton, George Werner and Isaiah B. Barrett. It notes Circuit Court meeting dates and lists numerous county and city officers, commissioners, and ward representatives across towns like Columbus and Newbern, plus a detailed map of street corner fire locations and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T. Hu
Wm. H. Shea
Dr. Newton
George Werner
Ssaiah B. Barrett
Treasur
John Walker
Vincent Toomper
H. G. Butler
John K. Right
A. Rie
A-seasore
Brown
Sol Drew
J. L. Kyte
H. CU
Barria
Newby Circuit
John R McLean’s Great Newspaper
A biographic sketch praising John R. McLean and the Cincinnati Enquirer. It highlights strong circulation growth, stable pricing, and a policy of reporting facts to let readers form their own opinions. The piece credits liberal support and the paper’s expansion to its enduring popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati Enquirer
John R. McLean
Daily Enquirer
Ward Times
Weekly
Enquirer
Che*ner Jurnal
Edison lights a path to sight with X rays and blindness cases
Edison tests X ray vision on two blind men, Mahrbacher and Kallensee, using Roentgen rays and a fluoroscope. He notes limited results, stresses need for intelligent subjects, and calls for further, broader testing while predicting possible future breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faison
Mr. Edison
Jacob Mahrbacher
Otto Kallensee
Newark
Mr. Eadison
Mahrbacher
Mr. Fdison
Kallensee
Edison
X Men
Germany
San Francisco
France
West Orange
China
Trains extend from Pennsylvania depot with new schedules
Novem ber 15 trains depart from the Pennsylvania passenger depot with daily and Sunday services to Indianapolis Levisville Mapleson and other points. Central Union Long Distance lines extend to Columbus and major cities with copper metallic circuits and long distance equipment available to subscribers upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Central Union
United States
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Courier Journal to Transition to Twice-a-Week Schedule
Beginning the new year the Weekly Courier Journal becomes the Twice-a-Week Courier Journal with Wednesday and Saturday editions. The paper expands to six pages weekly. Wednesday focuses on news and politics while Saturday is a family paper with stories pictures poetry and sketches. The price remains one dollar annually and editorials by Henry Watterson will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Journal
Courier-tour
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Atoriea
Courier
Henry Watter
Hang Up Your Timepiece at Night Whims of Watches
A watch can gain or lose time if kept near the body during the day and placed on a cold surface at night. Dynamo magnetism and electricity in the body are cited as common causes of magnetizing and disturbing delicate watch mechanisms. A downtown watchmaker notes patients with magnetized watches and warns wearers to avoid dynamos.
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Q. J. Noblitt
Ricer
Men Aber
Troe
Arras
CTV
Finith Street
OLD Post Office
Indiana
Columbus, Hope & Greensburg
Ly A
Cincinnati
Arasi
Greensburg
Evington
Bornay
Hartaville Crossing
Lambert
Eanes
Washington
Trustees
Hanc Eck
Geo.c. Moore
Hope
Flatrack
O. Dold
Ss. Louis Cross German
B. McEvenne
Tayloraaille Nineveh
Stucker
Caylesville Union
Peter M. Daum
Clutty
W. N. Bradley
Newbern
Clay
Gus Miller
Nortisburg
M. V. Jewel
Harrison
James Parke
Columbua
Rockcreek
J. W
J Beck
John Suverkrup
James d Sibley
Schooler
John W. Donske
Tevi Hege
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben, Patterson
Rman Rostad
W.iw. Adams
McCollough
Sen. Parker
H." Schoonover
Stevens
Romine
Jackson
Washingto
Jackso
Mooney's Tannery
Franklin
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
GARS
Was di
Streer
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
San
Fos LevisviLlex
Tor Maprsoy
Lux
Sun
Yoo
Dower
U. S
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Washington, D.C
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Convente
Soldon
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