09 Aug 1860
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1860
Page
1
A collection of late 19th century dispatches notes trains running faster than city timetables with various stops and schedules. It references Marietta and Cincinnati routes, levelville and other depots, with times around dawn, afternoon, and evening. The item blends travel notes, mixed with unrelated international summaries, weathering multiple regions and people.
A fragmented summary of 1863 Derby entrants links to passengers on the last steamer. It mentions Ten Broeck shipping six horses, various European figures in Paris and Frankfort, a note on deaths of 487 last week in New York area, and multiple stray items from rail accidents to fires, with scattered names and places.
The Paris court upheld expulsion of Hare Guilhem from a ground-floor apartment after a former owner authorized eviction citing the tenant’s nuisance from numerous visitors. The case featured testimony about male visitors, occasional loud behavior, and concerns over decorum in a busy building.
Pogon reports limited data due to damaged text. Readable fragments hint at a local note or brief item with names and places but specifics are unclear.
A lengthy telegraph summary covers Pot he, Coandlon, and British cables. It notes worn cables, iron wires eaten away, and partial salvage reports. War news from Austria, Prussia, Rome, and Syria is described with mentions of Garibaldi, Papal state tensions, and French occupation plans. Domestic notes include Britain's public income, Goodewood Cup hints, and New York political conventions, with debates over slavery, Union rights, and Breckinridge-Lane prospects.
A murder occurred last night behind the Monmouth area after shots and cries of murder were heard. Blood and hair found on the boat and sails suggest a brutal struggle. The killer remains unknown as investigators probe the scene and gather testimony.
The article notesKentucky results with listed vote counts for Warren Simpson and others amid an uncertain statewide lead. Coombas victory is conceded by some, while counties report varying margins and positions. Final outcome remains to be determined as results from thirty five counties are referenced.
Fragmented OCR describes the Prince of Wales visit in Canada with references to People making a te hl sy, a train event, and a carriage journey. The text mentions Jonny's N B, unnamed attendants, and railway movement with unclear names and dates due to garbled OCR.
The inter club cricket match at St George s began with strong lineups including several Amer players and the All Anglo Eleven. Canada and the United States played a tight game with Canada posting 190 in their two innings and the United States finishing with 101 for 9. the United States won by 1 wicket.
From New York New York a Hudson River Railroad gravel train backing onto a hand car caused a fatal crash near Stuyvesant. Jones died and Robert Coon was fatally injured. The report notes Allied proposals and foreign trade activity as context, including a French steamship loss and Buenos Aires trade signals, and mentions the death of the wife of Rev Dr Spring in New York.
Readable fragments reference a government commissioner and locations in Washington and Utah. No clear event or date.
Political news from Pourhanp Massachusetts reports the Ball and Verett mass convention nominating Phineas Barnes for governor. A modification meeting continues this evening.
A London letter laments efforts to employ women in roles once held by men. It cites Florence Nightingale among leaders of the movement and notes several firms hiring women, while lampooning marriage schemes as part of the reform tone. Also mentioned is a military ordnance project linked to a national gun-making program and theoretical weapon development.
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