17 Apr 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1868
Page
1
A man was taken into custody after an alleged incident. Judge Halliday set bail at 1000 dollars, with default any failure leading to commitment. Convenes mention upcoming convention and several names appear in the fragmented report.
Residents report a chaotic scene at John Robinson's circus in Gale-An as heavy rain and crowds caused evacuations. Businessmen fear damage while officials move to protect property and reassure attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or identifiable entities. The readable portions do not yield a verifiable subject, location, person, or date to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles including W. A. Tavasrox as proprietor and references to Ind and Gonpori with Armstrong, Auguste, Br, Janes Horet, H. P. Estas and Paorais va.
OCR text fragmented. readable names include Gat Howes and Eton. possible place references Oxonos Waasn Paoras and Anderaen Rh Vanws seen. limited context for full event or date. no clear action or outcome.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports a long dispute over an estate left by a deceased brother in Michigan. Mrs. George Holt and Mrs. J W Brigham of this city with a Chicothee brother reside as sole heirs, while other relatives in Detroit and Mass attempt claims. Probate authorities and courts were involved for twenty years with disputes over property, ownership, and proceeds.
A La Crosse Democrat editorial denounces the Young Men’s Christian Association as “long-haired imps” infiltrating rural areas with missionary work. It blasts lay missionaries and alleged political ties, warns white men against “race agitators,” and urges Democrats to curb the associations and their influence.
The Stetgtenians in Scotland discuss church union with United States Presbyterians and the Reformed Presbyterians. The Established Church stays aloof though debate continues at annual assemblies. Predictions vary about if and when a wider union might occur across Scottish congregations.
The Rev Dr Deems spoke to the Workingwomen Protective Union at New York University, arguing against the creed of labor dignity and highlighting the need for protection and support for working women. He contrasted wages, housing, and conditions of lace makers and factory workers with the luxuries of the well off, urging clergy to aid women pursuing honest work.
A Charleston paper recounts a strange event where a bird’s alarm cry warned a house fire. A friend heard the bird’s call and watched the blaze, noting the suspected omen and its role in preventing greater damage.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a humorous railway car moment involving Dickens and a child. The narrator recalls a woman riding with a notable person and a series of quirky, evasive exchanges that evoke a comic atmosphere aboard the train.
The Memphis Post reports officers Bweatt and Robertson encountered four colored men on a street in the lower district. A man named Dip allegedly fired, clubs or objects struck, and Robertson was shot at as Harris was removed for medical aid. The account suggests tensions over policing and alleged provocations.
A large blaze swept through Detroit at an early hour yesterday, engulfing a building after it reportedly started on board. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, securing the scene as smoke rose over the city.
A correspondent from Augusta, Georgia describes Southern street scenes with stark poverty among Black and white residents, crude transport, and damaged war sites. The piece notes lingering debt issues, law effects on payment behavior, and a shift toward new farming methods and labor management amid mounting social change.
A jumble of notes reports urban development in St. Louis City Hall plans and Newark Elizabeth consolidation, prosecutions for election fraud, a New Orleans discovery, and rail, bridge, and industrial notes. Mentions include Worcester shade taxes, a New York confectionery, and a Chilean warship tale.
The report notes Ohio figures Cornelius Wendell Cowan Lewis Campbell and Generals Egan and Granger visiting Harrisbon for a consultation with Democrats led by Wm. A. Wallace about backing Gen. Winfield Hancock for President to win Pennsylvania's solid support for the New York convention. It also mentions Florida Governor nominees and Georgia candidacy, with varied Reconstruction era political notices.
A 13 year old boy, son of Adam Adams of Valparaiso area, hanged himself in his father’s barn after a day of farm work. Neighbors recall his later remark about wolves and fate. A coroner’s jury returned a verdict in line with the facts.
The piece lists Illinois offices to be elected this year including Governor Lieutenant Governor Auditor Attorney General and prison commissioners with term lengths. It then reports on South Carolina’s November reconstruction election with Democratic anti reconstruction ticket urged, mentions a Republican platform quip and notes a gray eagle shot near Philadelphia and Gen John Metgan exhumation remains.
A telegraphic summary reports a heated session at St James Hall where Liberal leaders urged disendowment of religious sects and constitutional debates shift toward party majorities in Parliament. London rumor cites Abyssinia, while Dublin notes a wealthy resident shot near his home with police pursuing no arrest. New York coverage notes city dispatches and AP organization.
Reports list officers elected by John Kothrwne and Elise M. Roberts with two crowded trains on the New Haven line narrowly escaping a stone obstruction near Seventy fifth street. Ottawa notes resume the assassination inquiry with four arrests and Whelan as the accused. Pinkerton detectives involved. In Arizona, Apache raids near Tucson devastate cattle herds, prompting calls for volunteers and cavalry pursuit as ranchers suffer losses and settlers endure fierce violence.
Fragmentary record repeats debates in the Senate over Stanton v Thomas. Witnesses and Justices discuss writs and habeas corpus while officials consider official authority and presidential actions. The session includes objections and motions, with references to the Attorney General and Chief Justice Cartier. The dialogue reflects constitutional questions and wartime governance.
Special dispatches recount Senate testimony by Gen Thomas's attorney Cox. Debate over written habeas corpus and quo warranto options, with votes 27 to 23. Sir Butler challenges, cross examinations, and a colored emancipation procession at the Capitol.
Three unknown men stopped Hunter on the railroad between Van Wert and Delphos Ohio. They drew pistols and demanded money or life, taking over one hundred dollars before letting him proceed. Authorities have begun arrest inquiries.
In Lome April 16 a Fenian general announced the escape of six crew members from the Jaomet et sail for America. The meeting covered Prussia's proposed cession of fortresses to Denmark, which was rejected. Reports also note a duel in New York and corruption inquiries in the legislature. Yellow fever fears persist in Peru as political tension rises.
G Henshaw & Sons offers parlor and chamber sets at greatly reduced prices. Call before the sale at Nos. 143 and 117 Walnut Street, Cincinnati Ohio for customers and caterers.
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