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Cincinnati Daily Columbian

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1855

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Democratic push to nominate a trusted ticket for reform

A dense, dialogic excerpt shows Dems urged to quickly unite behind a single, reliable ticket led by longstanding citizens. It condemns weak electees, stresses municipal reform, and calls for immediate organization and a public call for candidates. The text references Hamilton county and a Miami tribe metaphorically in urging decisive action.

Cairé Dogberry Democratic Organization Hamilton County

Doesticks and Fanny Fern in 19th Century Letters

A critical tirade weighs Doesticks against celebrated humorists like James K Polk and Fanny Fern. The Cleveland Herald cites a railroad free-pass debate, condemning dead-head practices and urging common sense writing over sentimental, elusive letters.

The Richings at National Theater Impress Audiences

A report from the National Theater praises the Richings troupe for Old Heads and Young Hearts with Jesse Royal and Lady Alice earning high notes. The review highlights Mrs. Richings daughter’s improved voice, and previews more performances including Fashion and Robert Macaire.

National Theater the Richings Richings Jesse Royal Alice

School Board Pays Pendleton Five Fifty For Services

The board unanimously adopted a resolution to pay Mr. Pendleton the School Board's Attorney $550 for services in the foregoing case. The school reports list pupil counts across districts, with totals from First through Sixteenth Districts and sub districts. closing the First Intermediate School drew a reprimand and docked pay for teachers.

Powers Pendleton Orphan Asylum Mount Adams Mount Auburn

Fire at feed store sparks blazes in Covington area

A fire yesterday afternoon started in a feed store on Eighth Street below Lynn and spread to a cottage owned by Mr Williams and a brick house owned by Mr Brown. Losses: Harmoning $500 Williams $1500 Brown $150. Fire officials credited the department with preventing more damage. A boyish prank is suspected. Captain Leonard suffered a hand injury while assisting.

Eighth Street Lynn Covington Henry Harmoning William Williams Brown Harmoning Williams Citizen’s Gift Engine Company Leonard Latta Dartey Grat D. Park Fourth Walnut Sts Giacinisti

Lost Girl Allegations Spark Third Street Outcry

A large crowd gathered yesterday outside a colored residents' Third Street home after a middle aged woman claimed her daughter eloped and hid with locals. The group dispersed after the woman sought legal redress. locals denied the accusation. A separate case saw Hermann Krautzenberger fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to selling liquor to miners. Henrietta Goodman was convicted of stealing and receiving stolen goods, with her husband discharged. Henrietta faced a 150 dollar fine and prosecution costs.

Third Street Hermann Krautzenberger Costa Henrietta Goodman Henrietta

River Ice Blocks Passage and Stirs Local Banter

Cold snap and falling water hinder river travel as the river freezes at Pittsburg and the Jacob Strader threads heavy ice to reach Louisville. Onlookers recount the scene with humor while the Boston a remains in snags and the Telegraph stays in Louisville port awaiting the Landis and any further sailings.

Jacob Strader Hallé Blair Strader Louisville Landis New Orleans

German seen with whisky at Covington ferry

A German named Bill living in Cincinnati was found carrying more whisky than he could manage while boarding a Covington ferry. He staggered along the Cincinnati wharf, was assisted ashore by an attendant, and last seen heading up the wharf toward suitable quarters. He is expected to face Spooner this morning.

Bess Metropolitan Hall At . A.M Sixth Street Market Watchey David Bill Cincinnst Covington Cincinnati Terra Firma Spooner Messrs. Eprroxs Gilbert Trevor North Elm Street

Ball's Saloon Leads Busy Week and New Firm Rumors

The report notes Ball's Saloon at 28 West Fourth Street drew crowds as Ball offered quality pictures at fair prices. A new firm rumored to break up Dagger reotypists seems unlikely. Health ads for Rushton Clark Cod Liver Oil appear, with distribution via local druggists. Railroad timetable changes list Marietta and Cincinnati line departures at 9:00 a.m. and 3:20 p.m. with arrivals to Chillicothe.

Ball West Fourth Street Rushton, Clark, & Co Messrs Hegeman, Clark, & Co New York New Foundland Hegeman & Co Columbia Street Marietta and Rushton, Clark & Co Rushton Hegemen Clark & Go Clack On Foundland Kegeman, Clark & Co Ashton Clark, & Co Ech Boith Hegeman, Clark & Co

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