18 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1870
Page
1
Wednesday evening saw Ewersen stand unrivaled in his field, with no rivals challenging his expertise. Observers note his superiority in the special business area, while others’ attempts to emulate him fall short.
A religious feature highlights a young orator known for fervent delivery and deep earnestness in Christian duties. The account praises his eloquence, impact on listeners, and growing influence among peers and congregation.
A sermon by Rev M P Gaddis discusses temptation, trials, and the two wills of God versus human will. The piece mentions Joseph and Daniel as examples, stresses trust in God for deliverance, and warns of divine wrath if wills are not aligned. A local court scene notes Policeman Grover fining a man and a case of a woman punished for infanticide.
The Raven wreck lies about sixty feet offshore opposite Pike street after boilers exploded Friday night. Three killed include Ava Woodward the pilot, John Calvin De Wolf the mate, and chambermaid Jane Bell. The ship’s captain and others sent skiffs to assist.
Fragmentary notes reveal remarks on Young and his Newport influence tied to James R. Grant, with sarcasm about party loyalty and municipal voting. The piece references civic figures, a letter writer’s complaint, and a lament for peace amid political strife. It mentions Newport Cemetery interments in March and April and Rev Mortimer's farewell sermon at Steep Church with local road talk at Cincinnati terminus.
A Saturday Commercial letter accuses a "rule or ruin" faction at Farmers College of misrepresentations and knavery. It asserts the faction has controlled the board for three years, blocking renewal and new governance. The writer admits no active role beyond criticizing the reformers.
Thomas M Nicholson died at an unspecified age. The notice notes his name and confirms his death, but many details are unreadable in the fragment. Additional readable identifiers are not present to specify date, place, or surviving relatives.
A fragmentary report notes a fire near Ham Street and Hamilton Road last evening. The blaze involved a pot of hot water and contents that burned, with injuries to an individual unnamed and another party described as badly affected.
A fragmentary OCR item appears to reference a local notice with unclear details. Readable parts reference a place and event but lack names dates or explicit actions. The text remains too damaged to extract a clear headline or outcome.
A garbled note discusses an abundant prospect for fruit crops and warns of risks around May 10. The fragment mentions J.M. McCutzover in relation to the crop outlook, suggesting concerns about potential damage or delays.
A garbled OCR page lists varied items from a concert by Miss Woolwine and Hakill to church sermons, political motions, and legal notices. It mentions Easter greetings, a Calgary church sermon, a Young Men's event in Indianapolis, and references to Oregon Pratt and Congress. Details are scattered across dates, people, and places with incomplete syntax.
The article notes an afternoon gathering at a new church with speakers Babb Wilder and Jacob Burnet urging Sunday school efforts. It praises the addresses and calls for active teacher involvement to counter street loitering and moral decline, urging all to join in religious edification.
The San Domingo treaty may reappear soon. American silver trades in Canada at a 5 percent discount. A weekend storm was widespread. Lopez death confirmed in American advices. Seventy six Cuban insurgents reported dead near Cannao. Waienadese Meade dies in New York of an illness. A Fenian Congress planned in the near future. Spanish Republicans seek church ties, under seven thousand? culgnet arrivals in New York last week. Rich El Dorado County finds reported in California. John Purdy factory defalcation in Washington state valued at $40,000. A steamer Palestre from Montpensier ban arene. Gosipone minister to Japan threatens. A Washington women’s movement opposing woman suffrage grows. The Ohio Board of Examination to admit girls for two years. The schooner Tinnis sailing New York to Memohnmeaa on the 12th. House Committee on Commerce reports await action. Wyoming Canaleneete in the Methodist Seeeeetn Madders break out. Several would-be killed reports in state government notes. Various Ohio senate bills passed touching county treasuries, roads, tax levies, and reform school gifts.
In Columbus on Saturday night the assembly discussed a protest against ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment. The chair ruled the paper unparsable, while Mr Van Yorhes argued that hostile language was excessive for the floor. Hamilton County’s Meves, having signed and then scratched his name, left the party, as Republican members from Hamilton County clashed over the issue.
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