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01 Feb 1871
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1871
Page
1
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A 19th century commentary discusses the Northern Pacific route from Red River to the Pacific, arguing its climate soil and water advantages over Union Pacific. It cites isothermal lines, rainfall, and the potential for vast agricultural development in the Northwest, contrasting with arid central regions and stressing the region’s fertility and trade prospects.
A New York Evening Mail correspondent sketches party toilets described in rich detail with blue silk gowns, lace overskirts, and plumage, along with elaborate tea roses and violets accessories. The piece shifts to a humorous tale of Mrs Skinner’s silver wedding invitations and gifts, highlighting ironic excess and social satire.
A review notes James DeMille's novel The Cryptogram as elaborate and sensational with a plot of two old friends betrothing their children a Hindoo blooded girl and a volatile wife plots revenge aided by a cryptographic letter. It mentions Aprtetons' Journal Barnes' Notes and Lucretia Davinson poems with new editions and other travel and local notices.
A letter to the editor describes cryolite minerals from Greenland donated to Prof Osborn at Miami University by the Pennsyl vania Salt Manufacturing Company. It notes cryolite’s uses in alum and soda manufacture, its increasing availability, and the need for related minerals and processing samples from Svigtauk to Natrona via the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Jackson Slane not Lane elected as Treasurer of the Hamilton County Agricultural Society. Dr. Frederick P Anderson, formerly on Cincinnati Hospital staff, now leads the medical department of Good Samaritan Hospital at Sixth and Lock streets. W M Ampt sues ex-Treasurer John Sebastian for 400 dollars penalties under 1861 law. Man struck by Marietta Railroad cow-catcher while staring at a pocket book mirror. he recovers and walks away unimpaired.
Citizens groups and local chambers urge support for a Rockport Railroad project. A circular notes $90,000 remains to raise and urges prompt, earnest aid to secure building the line connecting to 5,000 miles of existing rails. Secretary asks for subscriptions and promises to deliver a list of promised amounts.
Probate Court before Judge Hoeffel heard a citation to Maggie Lorenz’s parents to show cause why John B Lukens cannot be her guardian. Testimony by Charles and Mrs Lorenz detailed alleged improper conduct and family strife, with witnesses and spectators crowding the room as the case unfolded.
A city newsboy revealed he saved seventy eight dollars over four months chiefly from races and sports. He deposited the sum in a Savings Bank at six percent, keeping his bank book for safety and pride in his growing assets. The piece urges guiding neglected youth toward prudence and independence.
In court yesterday Hulbert sought release from a trust involving a sizeable fund, citing relentless creditor harassment and unwelcome scrutiny from Bates’ creditors. Judge Tilden noted confidence in the trustee but allowed withdrawal from duties, with no immediate successor named and no requirement for a bond.
The will of Emil Kurbitz was admitted to probate and Frederike Kurbitz named executrix with personal property valued at 10 675 and real estate at 22 330. The will of Henry Leaf was admitted to probate and Michael named executor with personal property valued at 4 000 and real estate at 33 000.
Judge Murdock presides as Henry Jackson is found guilty of burglary in the Diehl house on Mount Adams. Testimony mirrors Ganey case with Diehl stating he could not clearly identify Jackson due to a masked face but felt certain by size and clothing. Witnesses placed Jackson with others days before the crime. past statements and alibi shifts noted by officers and defense witnesses.
James Sandford elected Captain of Fire Company No 1 and James Warrington Captain of Fire Company No 2. Episcopal rector vacancy filled by Rev T M Curtis from Moundsville. A city girl gains un Conveyed interest in valuable property in St Louis. Democratic Committee sets primary rules for Ninth Ward. Adams Express opens Newport office. Court rule on ventilation, school board attendance issues, and indictments in Catron street money drawer case. Avondale gas extension action postponed. Japan lecture planned. Cumminsville and Hamilton notices include finances, rail, and property transfers. Funeral of Josephine Ludlow Jones, Hamilton city solicitor election result, and various real estate deeds listed.
The text lists symptoms including eruptions on the face, back pain, heaviness of the eyelids, black spots before the eyes, temporary vision loss, and voice weakness with rare articulation. It notes despair and sullen sounds as part of the afflicted state, reflecting a distressed account from a historical source.
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