19 May 1859
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Press
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1859
Page
1
The Press reports on train departures and related timetable notices including routes to Cleveland and Pontiac with local station references and times. It notes coordination with city officials and transportation departments for timetable changes and service advisories.
Local column highlights twelve individuals earning credit for exposing a George Hares forgery and notes George Brown fined 10 dollars plus costs by Judge Lowe for striking a lamp in a Main Street basement. It also mentions a wine stock estimate of 310000 bottles at Longworth’s house and upcoming Flower Queen performances.
River traffic reports show a variable current with freighters and passenger steamers moving between Pittsburgh Wheeling and points along the Ohio. The Dispatch notes several arrivals departures and a minor fire on the Ranquelianne near New Albany with river levels easing and vessel movements continuing through the day.
A fragmented law report from AupRitor Court discusses constitutional questions and the role of the governor and district attorney in a high profile case. It references statutes, due process, and potential remedies while noting uncertainties and procedural concerns impacting the trial.
Newspaper notes a boy found in the river believed to be John Martin, with a torn shirt and blue coat. authorities await confirmation. The piece also mentions a college lecture course ending with twenty six matriculants and a Doctor of Medicine degree conferred. An elderly woman Catherine Kawealn appeared before Probate Court for guardianship due to senility, described as a native of Ravenna and transported from Germany years ago.
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