The New Short Line Between Cincinnati & Eastern Railway
The article describes a new short line rail service with through tickets to all points, baggage checked to destination, and connections at several junctions including Cohoon, Cyanthian, Georgetown, Higginsport, Rip Mt Sardinia, Mowrytown, Batavia Junction, Dayton, Springfield, Columbus, and Portsmouth, linking to multiple larger routes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omoal
Cohoon
Rer
Cyanthian
Wat Me Cree
Omales
Georgetown
Higginsport
Sardinia
R’y
Mowrytown
Patos
Union
Manchester
Batavia Junction
Daxtan
Springfield
Columbat Punta
Portsmouth
Hiamden
Ashia
Trenton
Chesapeake
Court docket of January 1885 proceedings and cases
An early court record lists cases including Wim B McDaniels versus SOM Bain and Geo McDaniels versus SOM Bain. Additional entries show DH Baldwin & Co versus C W Leever and Lane & Bodley Co versus W F Bagby et al. Clerk A. Shaw issues orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim B. McDaniels
Geo McDaniels
Manca
H Baldwin & Co
W Leever Wrprespar
Maken
Makeah
The
Lane & Bodley Co
W .F Bagby
A. &. Shaw
Ferzier & Buudebush Attorneys at Law Card
Law firm advertisement listing Ferzier and Buudebush with office location Dennison Building second floor and practice in Clermont and neighboring counties. Includes loan negotiation and contact details. additional fragmented lines mention A West attorney and dated 1885.
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Dennison
Clermont
Wawawrig
Office—Law
Ilfeless
A. West
Clet
Iing
President Cleveland Era Portrait of Cabinet Members
A pen and pencil sketch of the Cleveland administration profiles Grover Cleveland and his proposed cabinet. It covers Hendricks, Manning, Endicott, Whitney, Bayard, Garland, Lamar, Vilas and other key figures with brief biographies and career highlights. The piece notes the inauguration crowds and the 1885 procession atmosphere.
Inauguration Day Crowds Fill Capitol for Cleveland Oath
President-elect Cleveland took the oath of office at noon as the chief justice administered the ceremony. Crowds gathered outside and within the Capitol as spectators filled the galleries and wings, while military units stood in the streets around Capitol Park during the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Ouse
Pennsylvania
Eighteenth Street
TAE
Senate
Cleveland
Capitol Park
Inauguration Day Scenes at the White House Ball
The article describes the presidential inauguration day events with the senate processions to the executive mansion The inauguration ball in the pension building features lavish decorations using navy and state armorial motifs A large plate glass mirror and elaborate canopies frame the ball room and the event cost indicates 5400 paid for flowers The Fayette Co Herald comments on Judge Foraker as a potential Republican candidate noting support and skepticism about his governor prospects
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William Crowninshield Endicott
Endicott
Salem
Harvard College
George Peabody
Washburn
Supreme Bench
Massachusetts Historical Society
Board of Overseers
Judge Endicott
John Endicott
Bell and Everett
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Massachusetts
Dapatiesa
Inaugural Address of President Cleveland 1885
Grover Cleveland delivers his first inaugural address from the East Front of the Capitol on March 4 1885, urging national unity fiscal restraint civil service reform and adherence to constitutional limits. He calls for thrift in government and warns against entangling alliances while pledging equal justice for all citizens and education for Native peoples. The address frames America’s path for his four year term and ends with the presidential procession to the White House.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Erie County
N. Y
Buffalo
New York
New England
Norwich Conn
Richard Cleveland
Neal
Baltimore
Essex
N. J
Grover
Lewis F. Allen
Rogers, Bowen & Rogers
Erie
Bass, Cleveland & Bissell
Capitol
Washington
Republic
Ife
Monroe
Jefferson
White House
Decapitation riddles and a child's pun on twins
A fragmentary puzzle text explains decapitation as cutting the head from a word to make new meanings. It provides examples like drain to rain and in and asks for a word that means to move suddenly then decapitate to yield sour or keen and later business. A grandmother feeds a child and, after a second dish arrives, the child sighs I wish I was twins.
Inaugural Scenes at Washington for Grover Cleveland
The city is described in bunting and flowers as Grover Cleveland’s administration takes office. Illustated scenes showcase pomp and pageantry surrounding the new administration’s possession of power.
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Cincinnati & Eastern Railway
Rhio River
Sa. Hy Uw. A. KH. Sn
Avondale Junction
Ss Ae
Tobasco
Pleasant Hill
Blairville
H. Richmond Lye
Woodward
A.M
Batavia Junctio
Batavia
Winchester
Portemouth I
Special Court Calendar
Ferzier & Buudebush
Attorney At Law
Oure
R. J. Bancroft
Eline’s Hall
Sijnelstartt
L. Swixe
Qveng & Lewers
Baravta
Ofice
Law
Hasioens
Lecal
Chers
Ssoceseuraes
I. Get Academy
Clermontville
Ohio
Mary Watson
Ea Egee
Onto
W. C. Logai
Ohio Insurance Com
Ohio Panuees
Aiptianensure
Paul Siebert
Ames Fowlee
Sarre
RB R
Mart
Clermont County
Theodore Keck
Rosa Eec
Ers
Clermont Cocier
Hendricks
Ship of State
Thomas Andrews Hendricks
Muskingum County
Shelby County
Ind
Thomas
South Hanover College
Chambersburg
Indiana
Indianapolis
General Land Office
United States Senate
Samuel J. Tilden
Daniel Manning
the Treasury
Manning
Albany Argus
William Cassidy
Cassidy
Albany
Hias
Stesa Soatenlones
William C. Whitney
Secr Navy
Conway
James 8. Whitney
Boston
Henry B. Payne
Yale
Harvard Law School
A. R. Lawrence
Whitney
Gotham
City of New York
Andrew Jackson
Thomas F. Bayard
Bayards
Congress
Augustus H. Garland
Tennessee
Garland
Arkansas
Kentucky
Confederate Congress
Palmer
Feisse
Massachusetts Avenue
Little Rock
Ark
Lucius Quintius Curtius Lamar
Interior
Lucius Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
Charles Summer
Lamarr
House of Representatives
Lamar
W. F. Vilas
Vilas
Chelsea
Orange County
Wisconsin
University
Law School
Supreme Court of New York
Supreme Court
Twenty-Third
Wisconsin Volunteers
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Col
Chicago
Arthur
Red
Arlington Hotel
Marshal McMichael
Aly
Executive
Senate Chamber
Durince
Ands
Nora
Washington Circle
Pension Building
Sgeneek
Fayette Co. Herald
Judge Foraker
Democrat Day
Mr. Cleveland
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