15 Apr 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1876
Page
1
A cryptic wartime notice from the War Department Signal Service dated April 15 at 7:05 A M reports a communications or meteorological update involving the Bearst of Commerce and Agriculture, with references to Crxcrsxatt. The fragment suggests an internal Army notice or telegraphic broadcast.
Garibaldi has sent to the Italian government a new plan for the Tiber region with a main feature the establishment of a seaport near Rome and asks for concession for the works. A final meeting of Austrian and Hungarian representatives is set for Tuesday with Francis Joseph presiding and a provisional union to prolong existing arrangements for a year.
Special Dispatch reports a subdued oil market with Philadelphia refining at 14, dull and weak conditions, United priced at 2.10 with immediate shipment. Markets in Pittsburgh and Titusville show similar inactivity with bids around 1.88 to 2.10 and crude trading minimal.
The readable portion mentions Cincinnati and Lew Gh and a note about timing for a fight or sat event. Details are unclear with many garbled words and missing context. Further readable names include Post, Anbaat, and GExter MEX 7.
A public sale notice details an auction of property in Hest Town with listed parcel identifiers and sale date. The notice warns bidders to follow local regulations and provides time and venue for the auction.
Fragmentary notes show Andy Hardly and Tom Morrison connected to a river incident involving two men with a knife trick. Police Court actions mentioned include dismissal under conditions that they leave the city for the night. Dates and full names are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a vehicle or rider moving at speed along a pavement while a pedestrian or observer notes the direction. The text is garbled but suggests a scene of movement and inquiry about where it is headed.
An unreadable early 20th century note refers to strike activity, mentions insufficient government action, and signals potential military involvement under Adjutant General Wikoff. The text suggests the government plans to address strikers, though details and exact context are unclear.
A report notes Mary Walton received a $1 fine plus costs after a howling defilement at Sixth and Lock yesterday. Administrators Magdalena and George Gere were appointed for John Gerke, deceased, with brewery business included. estate valued at about $10,000 personal and $200,000 realty.
A damaged fragment references Salter Smith and a set of unclear individuals. It mentions a person named Walter and others described as deformed, with vague actions tied to a legal action or capture by the law. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Odd fragments describe a court appearance with witnesses and statements about behavior. The text mentions a case being continued to a later date and references people and a city or jurisdiction, but crucial names and specifics are unreadable. The item reads like a legal brief with missing details and uncertain identifications.
Fragmented OCR text shows a will notice with partial phrases and several names such as Theodore Moehine Palovk Myrkee White and Cart Schure. The context hints at a May date and a national reference but details are unreadable and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a civil discussion at the corner of Race and North streets just before daybreak. The text is garbled, but hints at an informal gathering or hearing with participants identified as Heey D. Me lite and others, amid unclear actions or outcomes.
Chas A Macdonald sent a large quantity of cut flowers and emb llens cards for floral crafts to Toledo last night. The shipment was intended for decoration at a local church in the city.
The fragment suggests a page item from a Cincinnati newspaper with garbled text. Readable parts mention a local editor and a possible note about a child or event. Specific names, dates, or clear actions are not recoverable from the legible content.
A meeting of pool managers and the last events committee produced a paper on distance plans for rates. The committee reported it could not devise a uniform rate system, and no major changes were made. A new classification for special class was restored to the fourth and reduced changes followed.
Samuel A Betterton was fined two dollars in the Police Court for keeping a drug breach at 1281 Eastern Avenue without being registered with the Pharmaceutical Examining Board of the city. The sentence included costs, the fine paid, and immediate compliance ordered.
A chilling report recounts a fatal blaze causing four deaths in an Indian port area. Disturbing details describe bodies found amid burning debris and furnace areas, with authorities offering cautious statements and burial arrangements through local officials. The scene references a seaside drive and the haunting remains of victims, while investigators seek to identify those involved and determine the cause of the tragedy.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a judgment related to a figure styled as a bishop and a contemplated meeting. It references a person or entity with uncertain names and dates and notes that certain particulars were provided days earlier. The passage hints at a winter event or sale but lacks clear context.
A fragment discusses protests and preaching in the city, noting adults and children attending services outside traditional churches. It mentions vermian establishments in churchlike buildings with ministers and officers, some seeking independence for their groups and future new congregations forming nearby.
Fragments from a historical page show scattered notes about a fair, a bet, and marked entries. Names and places are unclear, but the items hint at community events and records from a past date.
In Town the Wotan' Sutirate amendment to the constitution passed the House by 50 yeas to 40 nays but failed in the Senate by 22 yeas to 23 nays.
A levee worker voices worry about personal boundaries and privacy after rumors and fears of inappropriate acts spread. She urges respect for her space and warns against intrusive behavior, stressing the need for safety and dignity.
Fragmented OCR notes show legislative discussion on impeachment trial procedures and committee reports. References to Smith, Morrison, Garfield, and the Judiciary Committee appear amid procedural motions, amendments, and calls for orderly seating and printing of the record.
Fragmentary OCR reading lists many names and terms with scattered places and items. It mentions Ashbawgh, New Port, Peterk, Glena, Gibsot, Stauherrr, and Steggeman among others, creating a garbled roster-like record with no clear event or context.
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