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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1869

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London Financial Crash and Reform Calls Ignite Public Debate

London observers detail the Overend Gurney collapse with figures of massive scale and lax governance. Citizens demand municipal reform, self government, and a national ballot, while debating the capital’s status as the worst governed city. Bribery and voter intimidation in the London election are exposed, contrasting with British civilisational ideals.

Overend, Gurney & Co London John Bull Mritannia Loxpon Overend, Gurzey& Co Great Britain M Polis United States New York Europe London Times Ahd Marylebonne Lomion Westminister Marylebone Pomiocaniae

Letter on Wells Fargo inquiry and Broomall report faces scrutiny

Correspondence from Washington accuses Mr. Broomall of whitewashing Wells Fargo misdeeds in the Post Office probe. The letter cites October mail discrepancies at Salt Lake City, bid favoritism, and forced transition to Wells Fargo routes. It argues committee inaction may shield a monopoly and urges an honest report.

Cincinnati Gazette Washington Broomall Wells, Fargo & Co House Rbroomall Post Office Department Salt Lake City New York Salt Lake Cheyenne City Denver Postoffice Department Randall Wells, Fargo’ & Co L. H. Johnston Johnston Bail Wen Cheyenne Omaha Messrs Mason & Gano Postminster Ball Department Messrs. Mason & Gano Union Pacific Railroad Eastern’ Division Wells,Fargo Hawkes Eastern Division United States Kansas W. B. Hawkes Congress Colorado Sheridan Department of the Missouri Secretary of War Henry S. Wheeler Wheeler Spaids Charles A. Cook Cook Wells, Fargo & O Ela New Hampshire Interior Department Fortieth Congress Sessida Rene Ha Maley Front Fifth Streets Hill Brickell Jet Committee Fitzgerald Andersonville Pike Board of City Improvements L. McHugh

New York Churches and Their Wealth and Fate

A letter from New York surveys the city’s five hundred churches and more than three hundred million dollars in real estate. It notes Trinity’s wealth, bell ringing costs, and varied uses from theaters to soda bottling, tenements to billiard halls. It discusses Grace and Paul’s as fashion centers, St. Alban’s ritualism, Tyng’s open air campaigns, Frothingham and Bellows among Unitarians, and the looming Catholic Cathedral project costs.

New York United States Trinity Corporation Vanderbilt Daniel Drew Trinity Church Old Dutch Church City of Broadway New York Hotel Dr. Osgood New York Theater Franklin Street Second Avenue Grace St. Paul's New Dutch Reformed Church Fifth Avenue Tyng Lees Second Houston Fiftieth Street Europe America Trinity St. Paul’s St. Paul's Church Astor House Corporation Grace Church Tenth Street Potter Brown St. Pauls Fourth Avenue H. B. Ridgaway Manhattan Island Episcopalians St. Alban’s Church Lexington Avenue C. W. Morrill Morrill Father England S. H. Tyng, Jr Father Morrill Episcopal Church New Jersey Fortieth Street Frothingham Dr. Bellows Frothin Unitarians T. Bellows Peuuroxe

Religious Intelligences and ministerial changes abroad

The Rev Dr Eliot of St Louis will take a year long Europe vacation. Rev Lyman Abbott resigns from New England Church in New York. Rev Dr Palmer of New Orleans received a riding horse as a gift for preaching. Rev Thomas Wickes resigns after 29 years in Marietta Ohio. Dayton clergy controversy includes a $3000 Catholic offer to prove Summerbell claims about papal sins and indulgences. Methodist Book Committee reports strong assets and rising earnings. First Protestant service in Madrid held with Luther tunes and English service. Revivals spread in Hillsboro and Clinton Madison University, Whitehall and Muncie waves, with many conversions and seminary interest.

Eliot St. Louisa Europe Lyman Abbott Terre Haute New England Church New York City Dayton Father Goetz J. J. Summerbell Christian Publishing Association Summerbell Madrin Madrid London News Plaza de Santa Catalina de Los Donados England Luther Church of England Elliott Pastor Rust Algeria M. E Hillsboro Ohio Knapp Madison University Clinton N.Y Whitehall Methodist Episcopal Church

Detained letters for non payment of postage in 1860

The Cincinnati Post notes letters held at the office for nonpayment of postage with a deadline of Friday February 26 at 3 PM and a list of addressees across many states including Illinois Kentucky Ohio Indiana New York Missouri and Michigan. It lists patrons by name and city and notes forwarded letters detained for additional postage.

Cincinnati Post Orrett Ersons Cregar Chicago Minoia Carroll Hilebore Ohio Viescon Sue Cooch Mary Lawrenceburg Ind Cannon Jas Greencastle Colfelt Lawrence Cannonsurg Cincinnati O, Darby Jennie Donehue Daley Chateren Dummet Henry Davis Wm Ellert Emerson Fitz Katy Foote Elizabeth Fee C L Fleming Patrice Temas Ate Fisher Helena Pertis Tes Greenough Rey Grate Christ Glenn Harriet L Harris Hegget Herman Haight B.S Horstman Highenbottom Chas Hunterman H. Johnson Fred Kautz Frank Kirkland & Co Kariher Jacob Kelley Wm H Kay Uriah Koch Kirk E Loge L Lockbox Sr Lowenthal AL. Louisia I. Livingston Libbi Leydon James Ane Ease Pasteks McMorris Mary Millar Harry M. Meyer Merchant, Gaz Co Moore Emma Meyer Marcimer McDunn Worsey Maloney James Murphy Alice McLeod Murdock Y Neill Mar Portsmouth C.turmans Creek Louisvillea New York O. Level O. Williamsburg O. Paris Jircleville New Richmond Logans Re N.Y Cadiz O. Cincinnati O. Harrodsburg Cairo Greenville Aurora Carrollton Glendale St Louis Sanceres Ind Maine Incinnat O. Granville O. Richmond St. Logansport Erie Tippecanoe City Sweeney Schungacher Thorp CJ. Vance Kate. Wright Watts Anna. Wakfield Alfred, Wellman Carty Welch Louie Willie Bic Welz John P Hobo Blythe Brows Bemringer Louisa Baughman Wireensburg Bruce Miami Town Brown Springville Chappell Detroit Mich Gould NOH Newport I. Heitz Henry Zanesville Huckstep Masonville TL. McBride Hamilton Kyo Metclalfe Nashvile Tenn. Saunders Cole New York Miss Mo Steubenville Zumer Miss Zuea Louisville, Ky W. Thomas Terkins J Thee Bettie R Raymond & Snyder Rockwood Charles Richard News Agen

Nevilles and Poles in 19th Century Scholarship Dispute

A discussion challenges errors by Venable in a historical sketch about Morgan Neville a French scholar and Poles. It defends Neville as a gentleman and criticizes misstatements that could misrecord Westen history and reflect on local historical memory.

Fifth Annual Meeting of the Homeopathic Society of Ohio

About 150 members met in Cleveland on February 16 for the fifth annual gathering. Honorary members named include Drs L M Rosseau J C Burger and J R Hamilton. New members Drs R B Johnson E Adams and R R Bourne joined. Election slate listed officers and censors. Papers on ovarian tumors and phimosis were read. Afternoon sessions covered Materia Medica Surgery Dentistry life insurance obstetrics and diseases of women. Remarked on Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College exercises. Evening address by President W Webster followed by oration by H W Curtis and a banquet.

Society of Homeopathic Doctors Ohio Cleveland L. M. Rosseau J. C. Burger Pittsburg J. R. Hamilton Portland Oregon R. B. Johnson Alliance E. Adams Springfield R. R C. Cropper Cincinnati A. Shepard Glendale H. F. Biggar C. C. White Columbus R.S. Beckwith H. H. Baxter Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College W. Webster H. W.curtis Chagrin Falls

Weather, street work, and city notices from Cincinnati

Meteorological observations by Tissay Ware report fair weather and cloudy periods. Complaints arise over Wade street pavement with two flagstone crossings planned on Thirteenth at Jackson. Winchell & Co. to supply 100 lamp posts at 1759 dollars each. County Commissioners absent. no meeting. A fire cistern may be placed at Sycamore and Hunt. remonstrance against Nicolson pavement in Betts street. Zeigler petitions for Pest House removal. Methodist Sunday School Union holds session at Trinity M E Church. Victor Zeis resigns as Assistant Gas Inspector effective March 1, offering future city services gratis.

London Middlesex Sussex Northampton City of Westminster Marylebone Ouse Lord So Winchell & Co Sycamore Hunt Streets Betts Street Zeigler Methodist Sunday School Union Trinity M. E. Charen Brickell Uenty Messrs T. F. Baker Wolf Siefert Kinsey Fitzgerald Hill Deer Creek Mullane C. G. Pearce Vine Street Baker Liberty Street Hamilton Road Maley Committee On Law Cooker Council Committee On Law Law Oet Cincinnati Mrey Hl. Brachman, Req Fifth Street Smith and Mound Streets Board of Education Committee On Public Schools Bonte Sixth Pearl Street Court Street Findlay Street Wade Street Pearl Morrill Hocker Bante Ce Aes Keck J. D. Hearne Franklin Library W. J. Sandford Kentucky Covington Newport Ohio River Willard and Eighth Streets Eighth and Craig Bakewell Philadelphia Sixth Street Main and Littlefield & A. Street Russell Washington John Fedders

Second Intermediate School Exhibits At Semiannual Program

The Second Intermediate School held its semiannual exhibition yesterday afternoon to large attendance. The program featured music, declamations, essays, readings, dialogues, and a debate. Notable items included Declamations by Horace Ewell and Julius Friedland, essays by Edward McGaffey and Lillie Foote, and a finale of music and marching on.

Second Intermediate School Pacific Railroad Horace Ewell Edward McGaffey Lillie Foote Uhland Theodore Bauer Jennie Glaser Jacob Block Eugene Wambaugh Freiligrath Julius Friedland Morton Booth Charles Tranter Wise Kampe White Weidler Wolf Strobel Gould Wagner Levi Fergnson Bleinert Doerner Blick McGurey Dunlap Lillie Collins Cornelius Hardy Fairy Queen Frost King Mooar Strunk Jory Handy McKee Pappenheimer Kinsey Elliott Butterfield Harmon Cochran Elstner Fagin

Have we a Bourbon among us in Newtown

Letter to the editor disputes Cincinnati Gazette claim of a concealed distillery near Newtown Ohio denounces the joke and clarifies no illicit operation exists in Newtown while reporting local burglaries thefts and suspicious activity including a Madison Indiana man with stolen goods and a police rope stunt by Tom Homer amid election intrigue at Wade Street Central Avenue.

Cincinnati Gazette Newtown Little Miami Mt. Washington Clough Creek LowLane Newtown, O Seweru Cook Madison Ind Werk Front Street Grogan Hammond Street Judge Hagans Spencer House Yesterda Wade Street Central Avenue Tom Homer

City Council Notes Regular Meeting Proceedings

Regular session opened with President Rene presiding at 3 pm. Reports on O M A R road changes, Deer Creek leases protests, and sewer work on Vine Street dominated the agenda along with market stalls, gas works reports, and future committee inquiries.

Real estate transfers in Hawilton County report

Real estate transfers in Hawilton County list numerous parcels with purchaser and grantor names, parcel sizes, and street locations across Pendleton Sharon Green and Newport areas. Transfers include Benckenstein to Burnbaum, Strader to unknown, Wilder to unknown, and several others with varying lot sizes and street references. Local court notices and city council actions accompany the transfers, with tax, street, and ordinance items noted.

Fupay Bne Benckenstein John G. J. Burnbaum Grove Avenue Harrison Avenue B. F. Strader Brown and T Lor Pendleton Western Avenue York Street Elizabeth Wilder Warsaw "Pike H. J. Cordesman H.R. Nieporte Green Township Bowen Jacob Vorhis Main Street John Welphy A. N. Riddle Milton Street Broadway R. B. Moores G. V G. V. ‘Dorsey Henry Frederick Vrémpeltaire Swankhouse Pleasant Street Pape Street Young Street Henry Eifert Sevsnsennsee E. C. Baldwin J. H. Strueve Taylor Street Strader Storrs Hannah Tyberry Dorth Nieporte Baren John and Front Streets John Morehead Sycamore Street Sharon Spaseees Avenue Selbve Barenaae Aspenen al Sa Asnihanesio Sixth Street Ubiedeloteane Frank Koh Peter Medeck Charlotte Street Shen Scintygeneus Tiiatih Bagmuhler Ciscerusssciusiaminnwaiee

Tobacco Seizure and Lay of Suffrage Petitions

General Thomas L. Young seized forty caddies of tobacco on the 16th at the I. C. L. A. R. depot for alleged tax law violations and traced it to J. G. Clark’s wholesale tobacco house on Second Street. Clark says he bought from broker Harrison with no acquaintance. Ladies may obtain and return free petition forms for Ohio women’s suffrage at Carroll’s Bookstore or Mrs Burns’ classroom within ten days.

Thomas L. Young Internal Revenue Ohio Internal Revenue Law Indianapolis J. G. Clark Second Street Broadway Clark Harrison Carroll West Fourth Street

Fluid Extract Buchy The Kidneys

A historical medical note details kidney anatomy including the kidney, ureters, and bladder, describing anterior and posterior parts, urine storage and discharge, and how muscular action treats urinary issues. It warns that neglect can lead to Gravel or Dropsy and links back to overall bodily health and weaker mental powers. It also covers gout and rheumatism with pain in the loins as indicators, noting associations with acid stomachs and chalky concretions.

The Gravel From Kidney Neglect Creates Stone

The text explains gravel arises when kidneys are weak and fail to expel water from the bladder. Water remains, becomes feverish, and sediment forms. From this sediment a stone develops, leading to gravel.

Helmbold’s Buchu Remedy for Dropsy and kidney complaints

An 19th century advertisement extols Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Buchu Extract as a top remedy for dropsy and bladder, kidney and rheumatic issues. It includes a patient testimonial from Mr. McCormick praising relief after months of use, plus endorsements from several named officials and judges. Price and ordering details are provided.

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Daily Gazette Weekly Gazette Foreign Correspondence The Quincinnati Gazette Pickwick Bardell Home Secretary Earl Russell Liondoin City OF London Vee Linxwan Chespside, Ne Pberon Kothsehutay Charles Bell K. W. Crayford Aldermann Gibbons Philip Twells Alberman Signei— Addresas Britannia Ervyland Public Libraries Cincinnati Gasette W.H. Venable Ohio Mechanics’ Institute Institute College Walnut Street Old College Presbyterian Church Drake Morgan Neville Ol. Neville Gen Pressley Neville Lafayette Fortigiers Gen. Jackson Neville West Venable Num Broomall, Farge & Co St. Paul's Methodist Church St. Albans Religious Intelligence Dr. Palmer New Orleans Thomas Wickes Congregational Church Marietta Methodist Book Committee N. Y. Christian Advocate Book Committee Book Room Carlton and Lanahan Book Concern Hitchcock and Walden Western Book Concern N. Y Western N.Y. Concern N. York Concern Western Concern N. York Siz General Con- Potenc Crise Peerer Muncie Waveland Pittsfield Mass Maplewood Seminary Homeopathic Medical Society of Ohio Home News Tissay- Ware Optician West Fourth St Fripar N . Coudy Thirteenth Street Jackson Street Victor Zeis Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad City Council Johnson Mary Holliday Morris’ Minstrels Odd Fellows’ Hall Brookville Indiana Marshal Tucaigesth John Ackman Tebbs Francis Criminal Court A. Mann Canton Station Kentucky Central Railroad Friends of Temrance Inet New Emplors Hall Scott Street Reform Club Peter Morohan Wm. Riley Greenup Street Hawilton County Gazette Court of Appeals Jack Lee Edge Margaret Stoltzenberger George Leonhardt Stoltzenberger Campbell Circuit Wm. KB. Arthur Niver W. Root Leonhardt F. M. Webster James ©. Root Arthur Hon. R. T. Baker Cabott Isabella William H. Jones T. W.clare R. D. Hayman W. H. Jones Walsh A. Dilling B. F. Taylor Jac. Mohr Job Thompson Jac. Thomas Geof Lugden Nlarris Street Swift, &c Temperance Court House Reform Clubs Iallam Reform Club of Spose Joseph Selman Selman Rior Helmbold Physick Pariaperruta H. T. Hetmpoup McCormick Wall. Biden Pennsylvania Tuos B. Florence J.C. Knox J. S. Brack D. R. Ponter Ex. Levis R.C. Garen United States Court Phia Jonx Bigurr California E.baxxs Washington, D.C Helmbold’s H.T. Helmbold Drug and Chemical Warehouse I. T. Helmbold
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