Proclamation by The State Taxes Exemption Move Proclaimed
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a state tax proclamation and postal/printing details of the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company. The readable text is unclear but indicates a move or actions related to taxes and public proclamations. No clear persons or organizations beyond the Cincinnati Star are established.
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Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
5Th & Vine
Nott Street
Mall
Carpenter
Terrae
Miors
Ayeasa E City
Kellogg
New Orleans
Battle and border reports amid wartime tension and notices
Obscure dispatches describe a clash between government troops and Carlist forces at Monreal with a severe defeat for the government side, leaving Carlists in control of the heights. The text also covers naval staffing rules, postal rate clarifications, and labor unrest rumors as well as a senator delivering credentials to the president.
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Mapua
Monreal
Portnaed
Dan
United States
Knoxville Execution Looms Amid Crowd Pleas and Rumor
Reports from Curcaco describe a crowd converging for the impending execution of Ge Driver, wife murderer, in the jail yard amid fence construction and heightened security. Observers note previous hangings near this site and speculate on the procedure as Attendant officials prepare for the final grim act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Fragmented notice on senate building bonds and connections
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Reserve Fund and March events, senator Kling, Judiciary Committee, Senate actions, and bonds.Readability is low, but hints at fiscal and legislative items related to bonds and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kling
Senate
Avi Terion
New Jersey Road Bill Moves Through Legislature
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a New Jersey road related bill, a gubernatorial signature, and amendments. It mentions a fixed time for a vote, an executive position on Governor Price, and a lease involving Union Railroad, canal companies, and Pennsy Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Baile Road
Monopoli Sabia
Feng Iist
Adminié Z
Ife
Ernor
House
Hudson
Neal
Union Railroad and Canal Companies
Pennsy Railroad
New Hampshire Election Results Across Districts
Fragmentary report shows Democratic and Republican candidates leading in several districts. Mentions Senate and House races with names like Sanborn Pike and Straw, noting vacancies and potential Speaker considerations amid a chaotic tabulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Coxco
Repubicas
Hte
Erechonek
Sanborn
Gretteg
New, Hampshire
Small Ublican
Pike
Wis
Governor Kel logg Proclaims Tax Collection Duty
Gouverneur Kel Logg issues a proclamation asserting tax collection duties for the state. The声明 emphasizes avoiding unnecessary hardship for citizens while ensuring revenue for public needs and enforcement of tax laws.
Hanover Street verdict outlines building code enforcement
The report discusses city measures to prevent repeated violations and mentions election timing and public sale notices. It notes authorities cognizant of penalties and directs actions to enforce mechanical safety rules amid ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Compulsory Education Lecture at Odd Fellows Hall
Mr TA Hine spoke on Compulsory Education in Walnut Hills last evening. The address at Odd Fellows Hall critiqued compulsory schooling methods and argued liberty requires effective education, citing common schooling rights and societal obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Odd-fellows’ Hall
Walnut Hills
Bosener
Perrasepy
Ovine Ton Attack on Scott Street Supposedly Feared
An inoffensive man along Scott street between Third and Fourth was assaulted by two men named James Wrighton and James Hennessey. They knocked him down and beat him severely. The assailants were arrested and fined $10 each with costs, in a case handled by Deputy U S Marshal Har ught. The report mentions Grant Ky and revenue issues related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ Welch
Scott Street
James Wrighton
James Hennessey
United States
Grant
City Council Proceedings and Local Incidents Near Covington
The report outlines city council actions including ordinance changes on exhibitions and Sunday street use, approvals of petition requests, and bids for river front works. It notes enhancements to street lighting, bring about widening of footways, and mentions a burglary attempt near a bank and a man named James Pages arrested for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Mosher
Mare Tea Meyers
Tmp
Spain
Homer
Wales
Castle
Hartley
Episcopal Church host addresses and rumors swirl
At the Episcopal Church Rev. A J Conklin speaks to the Young Men's Christian Association on insanity. A rumor claims the Y M C A was angered by a discount story, while authorities continued investigations into a jailbreak attempt and related events.
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Kayaeiel
Pales Episcopal Church
A. J. Conklin
You' Men
Christian Association
Christian Society
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