Secret verse and industrial notes blend in 19th century pages
The long fragment blends poetic lines about love and mourning with disparate 19th century brief items. It mentions a Montreal patent for a new case hardening of wrought iron using molten cast iron, a St Gotharda railway tunnel contract with penalties, Houston and Texas Central Rail Road progress and freight receipts, a moral tale about Pete the slave, and various rail developments, odd agricultural notes, and veterinary remedies.
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Montreal
United States
Police count before Jerge Staave and multiple dismissals
A list of court entries shows Albert Klocke and Kate McAvoy dismissed for drunken and disorderly conduct while John Gossip received 15 days, Bert Smith fined $3, Maggie Griskof 10 days, Jerry Carter and John Patterson sentence continuations and other cases including assault and battery and carrying concealed weapons. Augusta Ries and Leo Alexander appear with continued or pending actions.
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Jerge Staave
Albert Klocke
Kate McAvoy
John Gossip
Bert Smith
Maggie Griskof
Jerry Carter
John Patterson
Conrad Ryan
Kate Hutchings
John Hanrahan
W. W. Harper
Wm. Townsend
Newport Free Press Gets New Editor Orrin Hallam
The Newport Free Press announces Orrin B. Hallam will assume editorial control. Newport street cars are idle as an epidemic reduces horses and mules. No deaths yet, but disease spreads. A volunteer company may haul the steam fire engine if horses fail. Council action planned tonight amid a quiet city and few arrests.
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Newport Free Press
Orrin B. Hallam
Newport
Contested Covington matters and city news recap
In Chancery Court Covington case against R Remmerey and others is continued to the fourth day next term. Court of Appeals upholds Kenton Circuit on Rosa Pearce et al versus Mary Grove et al. Title dispute concerns a lot on Pike street. Local injuries and public notices include Martin Harkins not dead yet and Captain John L. Graham of Freedmen's Bureau dies of consumption. Maloney held for stealing seven dollars. bail set at five hundred dollars. A Lexington youth elopes with an older woman in Covington. Epizootic hits Covington stables. many horses and mules stricken. Kentucky Central passengers walk riverside due to ambulance shortage. Omnibus Reef horses limited for baggage duty.
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Chancery Court
Covington
R Remmerey
Court of Appeals
Kenton
Rosa Pearce
Mary Grove
Pike Street
Madison
Washington
Martin Harkins
John Turney
Orange
John L. Graham
Freedmen’s Bureau
Louisville
Covington Street Railway Company
Covington Transfer Company
Kentucky Central Railroad
Indiana Items Mixed News From Richmond to Indianapolis
Reports recount visits by Inekip mas reed to Richmond and meetings at Grace M. Gore. The Grand Division of the State of Indiana elected officers in Indianapolis. Trustees of the State Normal College met to discuss completing the build. A murder trial in Placedl urne ended with a two year penitentiary sentence. Governor Baker declined to issue a certificate of election in the Ninth District congressional race. A Madison hay theft case remains unsolved amid robber chatter.
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Inekip Mas Reed
Richbmond
Grace
Abbott
Ay Snapolies
G. H.D. Newcomb
Indianapolis
State Entree College
Indigapalia
Agioman
Conrad Dresher
Alexyr Crowe
Implhacedl
Man
Strugger
Supreme Court
Baker
Neff
Shanks
Congress
Grery
Semeeoelones
Wpork
Madison
Thiers Proposes to Align With Public Opinion in France
The French premier Thiers presents his annual message to the Assembly arguing for constitutional measures in harmony with public opinion. In the United States news, the Chesapeake and Cincinnati railroad report urges cautious city credit use while evaluating routes to connect with coal regions and improve inland trade.
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Thiers
Paris
Nordman divorce case and a fatal self harm note
Caroline Nordman sues Wm H Nordman for divorce on extreme cruelty and drunkenness. The matter is partly heard in probate court before Judge Hoeffer. Also, John G Sohn is named as executor of Julius F Jantzen estate valued at $1000. Adams Knott, 50, Des Plaines resident, died by his own action in Cincinnati morning by cutting his throat. coroner's inquest found death by own action during a temporary insanity fit.
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Caroline Nordman
Wm. H. Nordman
Hoeffer
John G. Sohn
Julius F. Jantzen
Adams Knott
Des Plaines
Cook County
Illinois
Cincinnati
Nott
Court actions in Superior and Common Pleas reports
Judge O Connor oversees demurrers in the Superior Court with overruled petitions and motions in several cases including Knight v Eu reka Insurance Company and a watercourse damages suit. In Common Pleas Judge Burnet hears Auta Bealing v Henry Eggers with a guilty verdict. Dorf and Southgate enter pleas of not guilty and issues on indictment readings are debated.
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O'Connor
Mary L. Ryan
Lloyd
Geo. A
Freiberg
Scotch
Yaple
Wrinkleman
Hollander
Common Pleas
Judge Burnet
Auta Bealing
Henry Eggers
Ristopher Dorf
Wm. W. Southgate
Southgate
Carthage
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St. Gotharda Railway
Public Works Company of
Turin
Signor
Gratoni
Tuonel
Favre
Houston and
Texas Central Railroad
Houston
Texas
Preston
Red River
Hempstead
Austin City
Peté
Massa
Pete
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Montgomery
Ala
Mississippi
Onet
California
Philadelphia, Ledger
Cleveland
Cleveland Herald
Orrick
Leveland “SteKet Railway Company
Gason
Toz
Furguson
Dory
R. Macready & Co
Pre Covington
Indiana
France
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake & Cincinnati
Marietta
Pomeroy
Ripley
Dayton
Hillsboro
Ohio
Virginia
Southern
Éame
Chesapeake & Cincinnati Railroad
Unio
County of
Hamilton
City of
F. Davis
J. L. Keck
W. HH. Harrison
Thos. G. Smith
A. U. Goshurn
Major Smith
Orider
F. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Columbus
F. Cary
South
Emil Roche
Volksfreund
Procter & Gamble
Grocers Eee
B.cavagna & Son
Fifth Street
J. R. Peebles
S Tons
Seventh
Mound
Hugh Keown
Vine
H. Rodert
Harriet Street
M. H. Weiler
Fifth
Walnut
P. Tracy
Central Avenue
S. H. Frank
Clinton and Baymiller
L. Koch
A. Hess
Barr Street
Griffiths
Central Ave
John B. Mwaller
Butler
John A
Sycamore
H. L. Curtis
West Court
B. J. Ricking
Third and Elm
John Taylor & Co
J. Ferguson & Clo
Clinton
Crootwnatt
Ealey Prop Sais
New York
Committee On Finance
Nolg
W. Hoffman
Eckwith
Goodyear’s Rubber Co
Jones St. N
P. O
Caren
Wm.Wilson McGrew
Fourth Street
North Side
Inati
Wm. Wilson McGrew
West Fourth St
Andy Husman
Wing Street
Musgrave
West Firthes
B. Dawson
BOOTS
East Fifth St
H. B. Eckelmann
Hho
East Fish Street
Ray Tou Flepre
Bazton Express
Toledo
Detroit
Lima
Ft. Weyne
Ndtarapolis
Prrr
Ener Poe Roempererilie
Richmont &Mnesto
Richmond & Cilergo, Usy'ou
Accomans
Dayton Accomunation
Hamilton Accown
Odath Gamiltam Arrow
Dsth
Hamiton Acompation
Dayton Express
Steii West
Ittsburg
Louirailway
Miawi
Pan -fMaorth
Kour
Munca
Kantera
N. Y- Lightnin
Loveland
Supaddy
Sam
Columbus Ime
Mbte
Fentensway
Berne House
Vine and
Baker Otreem Om
Leiot
East Front Street
Romea
Hensineren
Val
Per Dent
Y. Chase
Eriewer
Alfred Warren
Buffalo & Fancy Carriage Robes
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
West Third Street
Anant
Bok Penns
Chem
New Jersey
Thoma Maur
Frank
Philadelphia
Jeff
Walten Nadel
Lee
Estor Starenett
Owell
Kentucky
Pny
Fitler
Ealeel Atwaiting Guarante
Run Ai
Cinet- Vark
Peter
Court Report
Tae
Leney
Railway Matters
Cigetmaan A
Cimeinnes & Latay
Baltiore
Baltimore
M&o
Change
Chaces Seale Iandat
Betarnis
Pan-Handle & Pe
Ees Peo
Cincinnati Ham
Dayton Catakhnanial
Reute
Pe Patere
Sandusky
Ioa
Ft. Wayne
Micesiesippi Railroad
O. Louis
Lou's End
Oganereville Teeter
Spa
Atlantic & Great Western
Lightning Express
Corhemmaiemd
Meeeen USA
Valmouth
Sian Louisville
Olmcineau Sheri Life
Tehien
Danville
Penixons
Omaha
Little Miaw
Pana
Saguen
Ork
Accringfield
Church
Mauck’s Herald
Buiwso
Gu Weieen
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