01 Feb 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1867
Page
1
Subscription prices for six months to one year are listed with monthly and weekly options. Payment methods include agent or carrier, with various discounts for clubs and bulk orders. The notice notes issues published Tuesdays and Fridays and offers extra copies for clubs and special orders.
Paris dispatch notes Eugenie avoided Rome in a cabinet meeting while ministers debated bread prices and labor relief. The piece mentions bakery strains, Mutual relief efforts, and a bread crisis stirring Paris as officials weigh worker aid and inflation risks.
Berlin dispatch reports King William’s fiftieth year as a Prussian soldier celebrated with a royal palace feast led by Marshal Wrangel and Crown Prince. The king received honors, a silver column and golden laurel wreath, as dignitaries recalled victories and Bismarck’s triumphs amid debates over Germany’s constitutional reforms and Parliament opening.
The article discusses the draft constitution and how the new parliament will be convened in Berlin. It notes objections to excluding officials from the assembly, highlights ministerial tensions, and mentions the king’s remarks about seating for representatives.
The Special Committee reported articles of impeachment against Judge Thomas N. Frasier, urging adoption and Senate transmission. Davidson and Madison delegates argued against the report while conservatives defended the writ and criticized attempts to remove Frasier. The discussion touched on constitutional issues and political factions amid a March session atmosphere.
The 1865 New York State census takers work not published yet but some public statistics reveal early growth of the bus era. Introductory notes include statistics on the rapid expansion in those initial days.
Fragmentary verse describes airy kingdoms with towers and minarets that touch the sky. Vivid imagery of leafy bowers and golden clouds suggests an angel lingering in halls of dreamlike light while solid detail fades as the speaker nears.
The correspondence between J G Bennett Jr and Prince Alfred of England shows Bennett declining the offer to present the Henrietta yacht for the Isle of Wight voyage. Alfred thanks Bennett, notes the gracious gesture, and expresses appreciation for the proposed exchange and goodwill.
Twenty one cases were on the Police Court docket yesterday while a regular City Council meeting is set for three this afternoon. In the month ending yesterday four hundred fourteen cases were examined. Charles Stone, recently discharged from the penitentiary, was arraigned on burglary tools possession before Judge Warren. the perjury case against the Hale or Raille variant was set for hearing after a one week continuance. Police Court fines and totals for January are listed, though some figures appear garbled in the report.
A jury in Judge Storer's court awarded $12,000 to Samuel Fahnestock jr. in a false imprisonment and libel suit against Charles Jacob and Louis Jacob. The boy, about fourteen, was detained after a $3,000 parcel investigation in 1866, with testimony detailing alleged miscounts, covert transport, and mistaken custody. The defense argued lack of malice. the court urged consideration of the boy’s rights and parental custody in related family matters.
Coroner's Jury in Cincinnati hears testimony on John Helpman death at Lick Run. Dr. Mead reports a knife wound near the abdomen with internal bleeding. Witnesses recount a tavern quarrel. verdict returns death by Frederick Sturmer inflicted with a sharp instrument. Insurance and weather notes follow.
In Polio Court the murder case of Gertrude McLaughlin regarding Mellie Thompson was continued due to the unavoidable absence of her attorney L A O Conner Ray yesterday.
Property notices list several parcels titled as Lot WM near Kemper lane and other parcels along San Yano and Omsorganery road with dates and owners including Johp Huber and James Kelger and Wiles Be and residence claims about Ashland and Fleming streets with vague dates and unspecified covenants or liens.
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