15 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1870
Page
1
Fragmented text discusses ballet dancers in relation to perception and danger, contrasting beauty with repulsion. It references opera, finance theories, and moral judgments, mentioning gold prices and speculative risk, with scattered phrases about social norms and temptations.
Fragmentary passage notes a seted type session of the two 0 ye eee to gm td in the Ohio Sites and mentions the completion of the Louisville Ship Canal with prices noted and names partially readable. The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered figures and terms.
A fragmented report notes approval by commissioners including Eras, Simon, and Buen for action on Columbia Avenue with Hoard presence and order for rework. The text contains unclear names and missing details about the reef, oilock edit, and Miss Sarah McCann with medical condition and skull reference.
Fragmentary OCR text references a group called the Carthagenians and a note of arousal or alertness, with unclear names and actions. Reads like a clipped historical fragment lacking coherent events or dates.
A varied page of theater notes, minstrel acts, new venues, and performer lineups fills the week. Mentions of FitzGerald as Jean Paul Keey and Morris as Marguerite, Singesh as gymnastic star, and a long parade of shows across Mozart Hall and other venues. Also notes on Frou-Frou, Parepa Rosa troupe, Fechter, Patti echoes, and local gossip about tours, openings, and accidents. A final news item reports a fatal fall by an elderly German woman at No 315 street, with aftermath details.
Religious reports describe opening exercises led by Mr. , with hymn singalongs and a morning lesson from the third chapter emphasizing devotion to God. Prayers were offered for churches in Clermont County and Rev. Moore, in critical condition, while Milwaukee revival reports show growing interest and a farewell sermon by Demond. Whitcomb of Kansas to lead tomorrow morning.
An evening coffee lecture and social event is planned on Court Street to benefit the Sabbath school connected with the church. Christie Chapel hosts the gathering, inviting attendees to support the school and enjoy community fellowship.
A large gathering at Turner Hall honored General Thomas with an address by Emil Rothe. A staged tableau depicted a coffin and kneeling figures while mournful resolutions praised the late leader and extended condolences to his widow.
In fashion notes, designers showcased Russian inspired outfits at Ak Cio event shaping trends across season. Models wore fur trims, bold embroidery and traditional silhouettes reinterpreted for modern streets.
Fragmented notes describe a Covington council meeting with votes on an engine incompetency, street openings, and tax ordinances. Names listed include Hudson Ashbrook Blackburn Sanne Cushing Leathers Smith Sulakte Adams Davis Ehalt Kearney Maulagly Behmor Shine remeluth and others, with assessment figures, population counts, and a criminal case against Charles P. Fourp. Gardner. The Covington Company and Kenton Court matters are touched upon with Judge Arden and Alvin Dav present.
Townsend reports a petition from property holders on Patterson street seeking improvements in Ann ee Ringgold and Tibball areas. John Nis claims the petition lays groundwork for action by a committee on local projects and road work.
Council met to adjournment after reading last minutes. Probasco chaired a committee to draft arson ordinance for reads and toko. The mayor presented his oath and bond, which were accepted. A summary of appointments and finances followed before adjourning to the first Saturday.
The Pleasant Ridge article notes a new school-house to be erected this summer to suit local needs and mentions the Presbyterian Church. It references replacing an old building previously located near Walnut Street, and mentions improvements to a former structure.
An incoherent fragment from a New York brief mentions Seba Sos Scien and McParand with unclear context and dated notice. Names and places are partial, hindering precise capture of events or outcomes.
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