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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1862
Page
3
A condensed review shows The Daily Press and The Daily Press Monday edition compete for readers with promises of timely city news. Consumers compare content breadth and telegraph dispatch coverage while debates on preferred carriers and subscription details continue.
The crowd attended the inaugural ceremonies at the Catholic Institute for the new Board of Directors led by Michael Joseph Heemann and Martin Dickman. Archbishop Furcell and Missionary Valber De Line spoke on Catholic progress in Cincinnati, with historical notes on the city’s Catholic growth from 1610 onward.
A convoluted tale of a vanished young woman, her distraught father, and a New Orleans to New York to London journey unfolds through a concluding letter of remorse. The piece notes a widowed father, a grieving lawyer, and a misguided suitor amid a broader Monday docket including arrests for drunkenness and assault, plus local school debates on new uniforms and teen fashion styles.
Court records reveal a guilty verdict related to imprisonment at the penitentiary. Sheriff and officials considered a sale of property tied to the case. Executives of J. D. Wolheidge contested the claim as part of a broad labor debt dispute involving 4,000 workers.
In Amuse Enta Wiscram the protean performer unveils a night of impersonations and curiosities with the new Union Debating gleenly eyeing the crowd. Waco's Twearen follows a past success as Manager Wood and Maggie Mitchell promote a lively program featuring Love's Telegraph and scenes from Princess Blanche and Catherine in A Husband at Sight.
A city report details bond holders awaiting interest payments to be distributed among Washington New York and Philadelphia venues with possible local payment if Cincinnati shares rise. Other items note bells for boats horticultural society officers installation and various minor local incidents and transportation orders.
On Saturday night about eleven o clock farmer Ones ter i Penley, living near Jamestown, was knocked down by two ruffians and robbed of a pocket containing 17, about $19 or $75 in notes, a silver watch valued 46, and Penley was injured with a club. Walter Clifford, recently injured, is charged with acts connected to the disturbance.
In a County Court session a man named Boyd sought to appear for housing under German name confusion. Testimony highlighted his good character and potential writ of mandamus. Ada Fellows Hall stockholders declared a five percent quarterly dividend as city officials gathered for a court day.
At noon today a grand jury will be sworn in as part of the Covington court docket. Marshal Saeed bay will announce the day’s proceedings while Judge Pryor and Benton, acting for Winston, lead proceedings on opinions and verdicts. A large charitable drive assists many residents facing hunger.
In the 87th Congress first session on January 13, J J Clements was admitted as Representative from Tennessee’s Fourth District after a favorable committee report. The House adopted the report, and Clements was sworn in. Senate discussions covered military supply sales in Utah and troop organization in Colorado, with broad questions on war department authority and debt liquidation. Weather and market notes followed, detailing New York prices for various commodities and other items of the day.
January 12 reports state Navy Department action in Pensacola and Liverpool Point. Fortifications at Cockpit and shipping plot attacked. nine rockets and gunfire exchanged with two batteries. Prisoners and three months’ men addressed. other troops to be furloughed. Kentucky leaders secure funds, and court reform expected. New York dispatches note fires, ship movements, and military chatter amid broader war updates.
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