Disorderly notices and local incidents in a 19th century paper
Local columns report a mix of arrests and disturbances, a resignation on the Board, a drunken fight on Vine Street, a fatal explosion aftermath at Wood & Conahan, arrests planned by the Newport short line railroad service, a public meeting about a death in Mississippi, a rescued attempted drowning, and various society news items including Sabbath school fundraising and a buggy accident near Lebanon Pike.
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Edwin
Wood
Ardans
S ‘Abnson
Jae Sa
Wood & Conahan
J.T. Marner
Newport
Local Ward Voting Totals Show Sparse Interest
Early polling data in multiple wards indicates low engagement with the general ticket. Reports note specific vote counts at eleven o'clock with estimated totals ranging from 1,100 to 1,400 in several wards and liberal pencil-scratching on the Judicial and Board of Control tickets.
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Highth
Portia
Board of Control and Judicial
Edwin Adams in Bncca Arden at Wood's Theater Tonight
Edwin Adams, a leading legitimate actor, headlines the great specialty Bncca Arden at Wood's Theater supported by Mrs. Macauley as Rosa Leigh. Manager Sargent adds the Great Eastern Menagerie and Circus for the evening, promising a popular horse opera experience.
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Edwin Adams
Wood
Bncca Arden
Tennyson
Richard Smith
Young Men’s Mercantile Library
Cincinnati
Mayor's Office Receipts Ledger Summary
The Mayor's office records show various small revenues including ferry and hack fees, express charges, and dog licenses. Totals are incomplete in the fragment with several items listed but amounts truncated.
Voters in court and election day bustle on river bridge
Judge Hoefer hears a motion for a new trial in the Katzenberger case as others adjourn for election day. A Fort Line regular passenger train crossed the new Ohio river bridge from Louisville around 11 PM. Scrimmage in the 1st Ward polls left two men with bloody mugs.
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Hoefer
Miner
Katzenberger
Fort Line Railroad
Ohio River
Louisville
Tuexe
1St Ward Polles
Milford Churches Hold Services Amid Severe Weather
In Milford the churches endured a harsh weather day with Saint and St. Thomas Episcopal services marked by flowers and decor. The Milford Building Association met for its second time the prior evening with directors Jas Barclay J Brower Bromwell among attendees.
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St. Thomas
Sion
Milford
Jas. Barclay
J. Brower m
Bromwell
Covington Affairs Track Hotel Meetings and Local Incidents
A Covington report covers a large Republican meeting with prominent speakers including Sumner Schurz Brown Greeley and Trumbull urging a plan to save the Short Line railroad. A theft case nets two youths fined after robbing a shop till, and two brewery workers suffer a hatchway accident with one severely injured. Easter events and pest house closure noted.
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Hop Cummins
City
Tate Conn
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ind
Cincinnati
Charles Sumner
Carl Schurz
B. Gratz Brown
Horace Greeley
Lyman Trumbull
Hill& Smith
Pike Street
Covington
Dne
Jno
T. Levis
Judge Perkins
Wm. Ernst
J. M. Clarkson
Louis Leiccht
Hatchwey
Order of Hibernians
Odd Fellowes
Pest House
Sheriff appoints Long deputy in place of Harris resignation
Sheriff Helm names William A. Long deputy replacing the resigned C Harris who plans to move to St. Louis. The Chancery Court opened with Judge Doniphan presiding for a brief term. Wm Dameron, brother of Dr Camer on, was first Newport Short Line passenger. Bible Society marked its anniversary at Columbia Street Presbyterian. Episcopal church held its first services with a large crowd.
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Helm
William A. Long
C. Harris
St. Louis
Chancery Court
Doniphan
Wm. Dameron
Cameron
Newport
Short Line
Newport and Vicinity
Columbia’ Street Presbyterian Church
New Episcopal Church
Weather and river levels signal early spring mood
Morning weather brings light snow and an April feel while the Pittsburg river runs high with six feet of water in the channel. The local river has begun to swell with water in its course and mentions a rise in related reports. The text also notes a governor’s action on free wharfage and a pending bill, reflecting ongoing policy news.
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Pittsburg
Buell
Missouri
Building Permits Issued for New Dwellings and Structures
The city issued permits for several new projects including a two story brick building at 211 Street and a three story area house on Mies siteoh near the northeast corner of mie and re ok. Also noted are plans for a frame structure on Spa and a two story portion by Peter Bertram eps.
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Nolker
Wou
Amy
Mies Siteoh
Aiour Hills
Trig
Spa
Mie
Peter Bertram Eps
Property Auction Notice Near Fifteenth and Liberty
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a property auction near Fifteenth and Liberty with a farm-like house, shade trees, and a sale price around one thousand dollars more than a referenced Wade's property. Names listed include Kendall and Astorn with McGord involvement, but details are unclear.
Home Views Shape American Architecture Says Scientific American
The article argues Americans value speed and profit over aesthetic design in housing. It critiques cheap frame houses, calls for improved rural and urban homes, and foresees Westward expansion as a factor in shaping national taste and a sense of home. It concludes that genuine architectural progress hinges on deeper national sentiment.
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Ana
England
Great West
Scientific American
Our Wells and the Clean Water Problem
The text argues that pure water is essential and difficult to obtain in cities. It suggests wells and springs are easily contaminated by burial grounds or battlefields, and describes how soil layers fail to prevent infiltration of harmful substances.
Ice of the Evening Star Momie April
A fragmented clipping mentions a person or event connected to the evening star and an April timeframe. Readable details are limited and name, place, or exact action are unclear.
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ICE OF the Evening Star
Momie 'Y
Market Report Notes Quiet Beef and Poultry Prices
The market remains inactive with poultry and beef prices showing little movement. Traders report steady to weak quotes on rib and kettle cuts, while prime steam and country kettle items stay soft as buyers sit on the sidelines.
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Bashel
Death A. Mate l 26 Thomas Strait obituary notice
Aged resident Thomas J. Strait dies. Funeral details to be announced by family in Alamance county area.
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Matel
Thomas J. Strait
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Walnut
Millcreek
Geepling
Guwekit
M.D. Leadkin
Ohio
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Madison
Annas
le Iite
Persans
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M. T. Antram
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Jane Street
Belding
Antram
Pike's Hall
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Wm. EB
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Shibilone
Oo Covington
Manon
D. Kendall
Per Astorn
L. McGord
Bee
Liberty
Hilleek
Our Wells
de Beck
Saha Steatt
Shayne
Fifth St
National Theater
Sycamore Street
Bet
H. J. Sargent
Monbas BP
Cato i
Great Eastern Menagerie Museum
Wood's Theater
Sown Adams
Enoch Arden
B. Macauley
Annie Leigh
Chacanter
Great Riignts
Amr
Eve Shah
Sas
Wm Diba
Bene
Coan & Gan
Dunlap
Postoffice
Serees Ee
Ezekiel
Peps
Wilson
Bro's
N.Y. M
Pike's Pense
Fourth Street
Miami Valley
One 5 Apearance Co
Cancech Art
Pire
Marine France Company
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