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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1874

Page

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Disrupted Dispatch From Cincinnati House Debates Bills

Special dispatch reports a chaotic scene in the Ohio House as Worthington's gas measure is sent to a committee and municipal tax bill pushed to December. Archer's library bill postponed. Clarke introduces weighty potato bill. Butterworth gains power for councils to probe member charges. Delegates listed in lobby include Kramer Long Strong Santmyer Smith Davie.

Daily Times Coivusus Cimcinesti Adam A. Kramer Wieter H. Long Rett Strong Sen. W P. Santmyer Payette Smith Wa. B. Davie Confer Worthington Archer Mr. Clarke Ascher Union Bridge Company House Butterworth

Special Report on Dayton Elections and Licenses

Special Report to the Daily Times notes Roberts from the Sixth Ward and Capt E Morgan Wood on Gast ballot with 13 of 22 votes and 7 Democrat votes for Turner. The Hotel in Dayton receives a liquor license until May 1, and a new saloon near the Fair Grounds opens un til May 1. Misformed lines mention mayoral matters and burials with unclear details.

Daily Times Darros Roberts E. Morgan Wood Turner Dayton League Fair Grounds Biuneteen Despy Batz Pfee

Flood distress prompts aid to exhausted planters

Special Dispatch reports Memrnis on April 14 with flood news showing a country in distress. Vision and forage are exhausted among planters as stock dies and destitute people leave the countryside. Aid is urged to prevent further hardship.

Daily Times Memrnis

Fire Explodes at H C Wilkerson Groceries Store Lease

Special correspondence from Vianna Island April 17 reports a coal oil can explosion at H C Wilkinson groceries causing a fire and notable losses. About 200 bushels of wheat damaged. Safe and express consignments valued at about 8,000 dollars with substantial prior loss around 5,000 dollars.

The Daily Times Vianna Isp H. C. Wilkinson Consola Express

Daily Prayer Meetings for Y M C A in New York

Prayer meetings held in New York on April 14 at the Young Men’s Christian Association building aim to support religious duties. The notice mentions an event to abandon the sale of intoxicants and notes the distribution of a certificate.

New Yerk New York Young Men's Christian Association Thos. McGechin Avondale Road Huila Lebanon Anil Viatwat

Weather Report From War Department Signals Service

Weather bulletin reports probabilistic forecasts for Gulf States with northeast to southeast winds and cloudy conditions. Mentions Ohio River area and Mississippi region with references to April dates and storm indications. Technical text appears garbled with OCR artifacts and partial station names.

War Department Signal Service Ary Division of Telegrams and Iea Benefit of Commerce and Ture Cocoa Gulf Statea Ohio River Mississippi

Wheat and corn market misc reports from Toledo

Market notes from Toledo show wheat in daily flux with dull and steady tones. Corn remains dull with slight declines and mixed lots traded. hogs and cattle receipts noted with firm prices for wheat and oats and firm pork. Multiple commodity quotes and futures around May and June deliveries appear, with widespread price firmness in some lines and quiet activity in others.

Toledo Dail Loum ABO Ein Sabe Ali Aon Fen Omeha Aes Fioar Milwaukee Giese Emeairasien Aoa

Market Report Confused Dispatch Notes Quiet Trading

A brief market dispatch notes quiet trading across lines with prices listed as Union 190, United 145, other lines 180, and Philadelphia market at 15. The fragmented OCR text reads as a dull market with minimal activity and several garbled item names and figures.

Tial Daily Times Cree Union United Philadelphia Crade

Fragments of 19th Century House Debate on Ends and Payments

A dated, fragmentary report describes a House discussion led by Mr Averill and Mr Garfield regarding end ar affairs, seizure of telegraphs, and executive actions. The text notes a resolution from the Committee on Foreign Affairs and thanks to Sir Lambton for protection of Cuban survivors.

Averill Ee Een de Lambton Lorraine Cote Cuba

Dispatches From Little Rock Stir Crisis in Arkansas

Special dispatches describe Little Rock in turmoil with Baxter’s militia, an oak barricade around the State House, armed guards, and orders for Pulaski County men to report for duty. Brooks as military governor gains support. Macomb? no. shale. यात्र

Daily Times Mun Pisin Little Rock Baxter Pulaski County Naxter Gen. Dockery Brooks

Arkansas Peace Talks Amid Civil War Echoes

Telegraph embargo lifted this morning as dispatches arrive from Little Rock. Congratulatory notices pour in for Governor Brooks while Baxter backs his stance amid martial law chatter. Arkansas figures warn of looming conflict as troops assemble in Pine Bluff and Little Rock. counties report volunteers and supplies, signaling a tense political and military standoff across the state.

Amoctat PRI Frian Brooks Baxter Tom P. Deskey Outro Ivenes Cirder Bester Arkansas Ae Breuke Etecet Gow Tarsus Age Democracy Reublican Party Sapong Upham Patterson Lee Thompson Benatora F. ‘Rice Litter Rock Ark Washington Batesville

Insurrection In Saline County Sparks Gov Brooks Tactics

Reports detail armed groups of colored troops reappearing near the State House. Gov Brooks vows to meet the insurgents with force as trains bring thousands more troops. West Point veteran Barton commands a contingent and a tense blockade forms at the Capitol area. Washington dispatches caution mail handling to Governor’s office.

Saline County State House Antares Brooks Chrtain Houston Re Peard Westmaster Washington Moar Wattar

Washburn Expected for Summers Seat Eulogies

Special dispatch from Washington notes Senator Washburn is expected to occupy Mr Sumner’s seat soon after being sworn in. A formal announcement will follow regarding Mr Sumner’s death with the customary mourning emblems to be removed from the Capitol portico. The article also mentions broader Senate confirmation debates and appointments, including appraisers and economy concerns, with multiple port mentions and political maneuvering.

Washburn Daily Times Waasitineton Summer Sumner Capitol Colorado Ar. Ebert Senate Milige Porte Providence Pittsburg Cuyahoga Philion Doubtic

River News and Cargo Movements Across the Inland Waters

Dispatches note river levels rising at Pittsaville and Brownaville, with 11 feet 4 inches at one point and 1 1/2 feet at another, plus ships like Lion and Bigley bound for Cincinnati with coal and ore. Weather improves in Louisville and Memphis, with falling river levels by April 18 and reports of cotton, tobacco, and freight movements including Samoberte and City of Chester.

Daily Times Pittsaves Brownaville Oil City ST Houene W James Blackmore Lion Bigley Apere Mary Miller Cincinnati Louisville Cometia Teavea i Caen Samoberte St. Louis

City Infirmary Yearly Accounts Close to Decem

Summary of City Infirmary finances for the year ending December. Inmates on Jan 1 numbered 1114. Admissions totaled 330 paupers with 21 residents and 11 non residents. Fifty deaths occurred during the year. End year orders and groceries reached over 2000 persons aided with costs and attendance. Outdoor poor provision totals include provisions 34055.66 fuel 1414 54 and other items. Total receipts from sources and excess of expenditures over receipts are noted.

City A. I Andress City Infirmary Fens Peg Op Geasen Cos Gattendance Sokresavers

Mt Auburn Street Railroad Case in Ohio Test

Hampton District Court hears writ of quo warranto and mandamus actions against the Mt Auburn Street Railroad Company. Defendants claim abandonment of parts of the line due to hillside slides and passenger decline, offering affidavits on ownership, foreclosure sale, and alternate routes to improve service. Arguments and submissions conclude with attorneys Ramey and Ferguson presenting motions.

Burnet Avery, Murdock Force MT. Auburn Street Railroad State of Ohio Mt. Auburn Street Railroad Company Pitt Atreet Mulberry J. Nottingham Jas. M. Doherty Pike and Ringguld WM. Ramey

Great River Rise At Thames Draws Thousands In London

Crowds gathered in Lambeth and other low districts to witness the river rise and flood anticipation. The tide reached a peak then ebbed with no damage reported. Dr Livingstone’s grave was noted near Westminster Abbey with a funeral attended by a Royal Geographical Society contingent. The Queen and Prince of Wales sent condolences and a separate service was planned. Hostilities in the North pause amid winter seas. Leden Kollin suffers a heart infection and is advised to abstain from politics.

Thames Lambeth Liens Stone Kane Li ‘Vingstont Westminster Abbey Stephenson Livingstone Woneral Royal Geograph- Tepl Seociety Avil Prine of Wales Hee Studley Tenorrews

The Southern Floods Disputed to the Parly Times

Memphis April notes report Ouachita River overflowing its banks flooding towns along the river including Treston Monroe Columbia Trinity and nearby plantations. Authorities warn the overflow will reach millions of dollars in damages as tributaries rise rapidly.

Syetia Ouachita River Treston Monroe Columbia

Vessel Excursion of French Convicts Sparks Diplomatic Dispute

Paris Soir reports London informs the English government about a French vessel built to smuggle away 17 convicts with a crew of 25. The ship allegedly sailed under the English flag from a British port to facilitate the escape, prompting claims of responsibility between Versailles and St James.

New York Henri Rochefort Paris Soir London Versailles Sti James Ico England

Gunlaws Kill Another Detective in James Gang Case

In Kearney Missouri a detective was found dead four miles east of Elkay County after a botoriosis James Brothers attack. The scene bore a handkerchief with the inscription This shall be the fois etait all and a message signed Jesse James. Pinkerton men pursue the James gang.

Chicago Apelis Kearney Botoriosis James Brothers Elkay County Pinkerton James Jesse Frank Ames K.coler

Mayor of Allegheny City Dies After Illness

The Mayor of Allegheny City died at his residence this morning during his second term. He previously served as Adjutant of the One Hundred and Second Pennsylvania Volunteers and was severely wounded, with ongoing illnesses contributing to his death. He was a member of the International Typographical Union.

Allegheny City Pittset

Patterson Offered Cabinet Post as Treasury Secretary

A Philadelphia dispatch reports Joseph Patterson, president of the Western Bank of Philadelphia, has been offered the position of secretary of the Treasury in President Harrison's cabinet.

New York Philadelphia Joseph Patterson Werrere Bank the Treasury

Resignations and Arrests Shake Chester Steamer Case

Sheriff Irvin resigned his post as the steamery fate of Chester merges with Park aid Black who face charges of a city outrage. The arrests occurred Tuesday evening near New World, marking a turbulent turn in local affairs.

Ane Irvin Othe Steamery Chester Aid Black New Worid

Steamships and vessel movements reported in port

Parttapeiruta notes April events as ships haul out of Brivantineé Shoal and tow toward the city. The steamer Alaska sails at noon for Japan and China and the Constitution for Panama. The China liner from How Kouz and Yokohama was due yesterday but has not yet arrived.

Nederland Brivantineé Shoal Alaska Japan China Panem Kouz Yokohana

Water in patches and river details from Daily Times

The snippet notes water in patches at New Albany with river height at 18 inches and clear conditions. It mentions a large fleet of towboats forming up at West Louisville for southbound tows, plus arrivals and legislative items around April 15 to 17.

Daily Times New Albany Erating Pat. Rogers M. Dorn Packen West Louiville

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