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Fragmentary historical note refers to political loyalties and social behavior, mentioning friends of order and those who serve the party, but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
03 Apr 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1869
Page
1
Fragmentary historical note refers to political loyalties and social behavior, mentioning friends of order and those who serve the party, but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
In a sprawling notice fragment, readers glimpse political debate on southern relations and local governance alongside flood effects. The Gest street bridge and nearby stations are under water, while the river’s backwater endangers distilleries and riverfront structures.
The lecture by Miss Dickinson drew an immense crowd last evening. She is strong minded yet feminine, proving womanly capacity matches many emergencies. She argues woman’s sphere expands with God given powers and advocates broader opportunities and utility for women in communities.
The Christian Sunday School will hold a quarterly celebration tomorrow afternoon at 24 o'clock with singing and addresses by H. Thane Miller and Prof. Worrall. The First Universalist Church raised 225 dollars for the Home of the Friendless. an Union for church extension may form with a meeting next Tuesday at Ninth Street Baptist. The M E Church jubilee at Union Chapel is noted with Rev. Dr. Wiley speaking at 11 AM. A temperance social at Eagle Hall is planned for tonight with an 8 PM start. a large meeting last night heard religious experiences from twenty-two converts, with twenty to be baptized tomorrow. Three public meetings are planned next week. The Haus of the Fatenprnss invites churches or individuals to furnish rooms for the new Courtanes building near John.
The following are the letters remaining in the post office at Newport Kentucky April 3 1869.
The post office at Coving ton lists remaining unclaimed mail for the week ending April 2. Names include John W Cox Annie Miss Her Thomas Co jewett Jennett Jeo ie B Steefel Cear ingleton Lo Tamner etc. The city council holds meetings at First Baptist Church as ordinances and budgets are debated, including tax measures and school salaries. The note mentions adjourned sessions and upcoming baptisms.
Very little business done by Congress as April 2d opened with new senate measures on canals rails and veteran aid. House debated measures to curb vexatious litigation and extend railroad funding while local tax and land sale issues surfaced in Ohio. An Indian Appropriation bill passed amid talk of survey claims and repairs to civic infrastructure. An accident halted a railroad amid Mexican land sale debates and governor orders in Yucatan.
The list includes nominees for Internal Revenue collectors and assistants across multiple districts, with names such as H C Demi, R J Donaldson, Wm A Darling, E H Hether, C J Branner, Geo Bubb, Pierce, Sy, J De Pee, Bem Rios, R Errett, Geo Eyster, Wm A Igreca, S A Strickland, and others. Positions span First District Alabama to Eighth District of New York, with assorted customs and assistant treasurer roles. The dispatch details district allocations and officials to fill collector and related posts.
A brisk snow storm at Columbus Ohio drowned near A nouaalee, Rorhead Mecano and John Waters. In New York the Union Pacific safe was opened after seven hours by locksmiths under the receiver’s orders, revealing two cash books from 1867 and 1868 and a stock shipment held through the frontier tin era.
The fragment mentions concentration near Cienfuegos, Sunday events, and Mr Hollister. It references the British minister at Port au Prince, Governor Sainave, and agents examining mails on the steamer Cuban. The action led to many arrests and two executions, with two British men of war proceeding to Port au Prince, warning of pirates being shot.
General Custar declares the Cheyenne captive to fulfill tribal demands and ends the Indian war. Cheyenne chiefs and women are mentioned amid a tense scene with tents, blankets, and casualties noted after a long chase.
Fragmentary OCR lists territorial officers including General and ex War Department connections with Wyoming New Mexico and other locations. The legibility is poor but references to officers and stations imply a military or administrative appointment update.
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