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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1868

Page

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The City’s Moral Conflict Examined by Rev Thomas Vickers

A fragmentary report discusses a religious debate on pagan myth versus Christian doctrine. Rev. Thomas Vickers examines ancient beliefs, Roman authority, and the struggle to overtake old gods with new truths, noting apocalyptic language and social reform debates.

Thos. Vickers Barlaahe Pcortain Christian Earth Esus Ibea Paul Ings Sears

Fragmented OCR Note Promises Limited City Sale

An unclear OCR passage mentions a mentor figure and a late May deadline for a city sale with a limited number of units. Names and places are partially readable but many details are corrupted. The text hints at a visit, training, and a sequence of activities tied to a forthcoming sale.

Arrivals at the Principal Botóis for the past 24 hours

A clipped OCR list shows names and origins among recent arrivals including Walsh from East Watt, F L Gautt from Tenn, Meraorourax and W A Tavares from Bars vite, Young from Higeins port, Perry from Vanece, Miller from Memphix, and Roievotrie among others, indicating a busy dock period with multiple passengers arriving from varied locales.

Fragmentary OCR Item With Names and Places

Partial readable lines list numerous names and scattered places including Wayne, Green, Obie, Osteenpiller, Tayten Wandrews, and Breen Fest. The text remains garbled without a clear event or structure to confirm.

Wayne Obie Osteenpiller Irda Aim Tayten O. Breen

Fragmentary ad notes at Buaxer House printing firm

A damaged OCR snippet shows Buaxer House and A C Justin & Co printing related text with unclear place names and stray letters. The readable fragments mention Washington and day indeterminately, lacking a complete event or announcement.

Gark Howen-Gronon Wepen Detator Trial Report

Fragmentary text notes a political figure or detour in Boonville and Adehor P facing jail time. The garbled lines imply a court or legal context with references to towns, individuals, and repeated confinement. No clear outcomes or actions are determined.

The 200 Confidence Game Court Note

The article recounts a confidence game scheme as it unfolded yesterday. It mentions a defendant connected to a financial ruse and a court proceeding taking place with local officials in attendance.

Mitchell

Vast Item List Reflects 19th Century News Mosaic

A compilation of notices and anecdotes covers institutions in Michigan and Iowa, railroads, weather, mining, crime, and politics. It references the State Normal School of Michigan, Baltimore Avenue naming changes, Union Pacific landholdings, New Mexico mines, St Louis decline, and a spectrum of regional events and personalities.

State Normal School of Michigan Baltimore Lincoln Lincoln Avenue Battery Avenue Union Pacific Railroad Company Council Bluffs Iowa

Political letters sketch nominees and party shifts across states

Reports outline Republican nominates and possible Hayes successors amid impeachments, Tennessee conservatives backing Andrew Johnson, Connecticut House majorities, and Virginia and Kentucky postwar political clashes. It notes figures like Palmer, Schenck, Bingham, Hawkhurst, Jarvis and Morgan, plus editorials framing national factional tensions.

Labame frameBa Salmon P. Chase John M. Palmer Hienis Hayes Schenck Bingham Evans Colorado

Wandering Notes on New York and Erie Rail Incidents

Special correspondent recalls rainy New York days and theater splendor at Niblo's and Broadway. He describes Erie Railway Port Jervis crash aftermath, a brakeman's miraculous river escape, and a grave scene of wrecks near Dunkirk, with comments on rail safety and the Wheeler firm dining hall in Cincinnati.

Port Jervis Erie Cleveland Wheeler & Russell Rellabie Cincinnati Pines Eorror Tuts New York Gotham Elas Broadway Niblo Lingard Theater Comiqus London Napoleon Bonaparte Sation Washington Dickens General Grant Plance Mrs. Baragey Williams St Nicholas Mr. Henderson U -8. Express Co Henderson Phillips St. Nicholas Wm.’ Wilkenson the &t/ Nicholas Jersey Ferry Tootop Port Jervia Delaware Roby Lake Shore Erie Railway Opean Port Jerie Jno Wheeler Yereon Continental Crest Ben Rings Cincinnati C.c.&c. BR Nalid Doubleday

Divorce Saga from Iowa to Massachusetts Told in Gossip

A Boston letter recounts a long, peculiar marital tale begun in Cambridge and spanning Massachusetts Iowa and Philadelphia. A jealous husband sues for divorce. Daniel Webster defends. the court rules against the husband who remarries in Iowa and faces further capers before reconciliation and stable life.

Boston Cambridge Harvard College Gates Daniel Webster Rufus Cheaten Luc Abdate Philadelphia Iowa Iona Massachusetts Earere Low Adam Eve Towa Creation Tolowa Cre

Europe Hints at Prolonged Peace Amid War Clouds

The Boston Advertiser notes misgivings over lasting peace as Austria models a wary budget for troop movements. Napoleon’s Berlin trip fails to fracture Prussia Russia ties while general disarmament rumors persist. Marshal McMahon’s Algeria mission hints at a forthcoming war leadership change. Rumors of Russia eyeing the Danubian principalities surface as Ignatiev allies gain power.

Boston Advertiser Ince Napoleon Berlin Prussia Russia Marshal McMahon Algeria Paris Péror Tuileries Ignatieff Es Gence Een Dessentino Nee Gortechekeff Gortschakef Ignatief

Dr Richard B May reports on Mexico trip and US colonists

From the Rio Grande Courier condensed by the Galveston News Dr Richard B May of Hempstead Texas recalls two years in Mexico arriving Brownsville He served nine months in the Liberal army with little pay and clothes He warns Americans to stay home cites hostility from Mexicans and epidemics across the river region He notes yellow fever and land difficulties for US residents and mentions Captain Anderson from Wharton County Texas robbed on the road The New York Typographical Union criticizes convict printers and a local joke about marrying a full sized woman warranted by Mrs F Oxxes Sxrth and Mrs BE Caxes

Boston Journal Chicago Geouge Ohio United States Oneida New York North Carolina M. Schaffer Africa Theodorus St Louis Unitates St. Louis Deseret News Montana White Cloud Kansas Northern Servando Albany Commercial Charles Morse Dakotah Morse Louisville Nashville Mesilla Valley New Mexico Gadsden Purchase Andalusia Andersonville Georgia Ceptain Wirtz Carter General Winder Chas Warhington Congress Rhode Island Newport Providence Aote Florida Galveston Rio Grande Richard B. May Hempstead Texas Brownsville Mexico Carlotta Colony Cordova Gabe Bieta Dia Tampico Boto de la Marina May Anderson Wharton County Tuxpan Ile

Locomotive theft by four youths shocks Freehold

A Freehold New Jersey incident tells how three or four boys crawled into a railroad engine house, moved a passenger engine toward a water tank, and rode off toward Jamesburg. The engine overheated and was left near the water tower. a 14 year old boy was found sleeping by the engine and jailed. The youths, including Briggs and Murray, have prior run-ins and the case drew officials and public attention.

Freehold N. J New York World Freehold and Jamesburg Monmouth County N.J Seoree Bri Murdock Lake Connelley Driggs Briggs Jameabu Triggs Hale Amboy New York Sea Ayure Gresealy

PROFIT OF HENS AND PRAIRIE CONTRACT INTERESTS

A Canadian investor tests hen farming on a small scale and reports initial stock, feed, and prices. The note includes figures on shell and corn fed stock and mentions M. L. BSchiyvant, once of Columbus Ohio, now in Chatsworth Michigan, advertising for contractors to break 4000 acres of prairie at 3 dollars per acre.

Canada New England M. L. Bschiyvant Columbus, CO Chatsworth

Mann Tobacco Case Verdicts In Hannibal Trial

Last night in St Louis the case against William B Mann a wealthy Hannibal tobacco maker ended in a verdict against him for affixing fraudulent brands to manufactured tobacco and related offenses. Sentences or penalties were imposed personally on Mann and on two associates with strong government gains and notable local influence noted among jurors and citizens.

Wm. B. Mann Hannibal Cba Mann Man

Congressional Session Briefing on House Proceedings

Fragmented report notes a 1971 congressional session with references to a vote on a reform bill, protest over rights, and discussions about committee instructions. The text mentions Mr Phelan, Mr Ingersoll, and actions related to the House and Senate, with unclear outcomes and multiple procedural references.

Fragmentary House Debates on Bills and Committees

Debates center on Treasury recovery efforts and trade policy. Members discuss amendments to bankruptcy wording and committee referrals. The scene notes procedural moves and other parliamentary actions without clear final outcomes.

Smung Antonis Pelletier Propia Barberiics Harte Treasury Department Ceafedsrate Committee On Foscle Affaire Semeee Jane Peine Wisconsin Tennessee Union Jenckes

Indian War Renewed and Election Developments in South Carolina

Secretary McCulloch orders rapid gathering of applicants for office with recommender details. Dakotah Territory reports renewed Indian clashes at Fort Reno Dog Fork. cattle captured and settlers driven off. Partial returns show wide support for the Constitution in multiple districts with large vote totals. Senate not in session as House debates private bills and Sakrupteet amendments amid sparse attendance.

Carolina Cincinnati Pines Wasmixeroy McCulloch Harding Minsis Congress Grant Dakotah Fort Reno Dog Fork Powder River la Bonte Ranche Canby Senate Jenckes

House Passes Amendment to Bankrupt Bill and Seed Room Closure

The House approved an amendment to the Bankrupt bill shielding cases started before January 6 1850. The extension of the clause postponement runs to January 1 1900. Adjournment follows. The Agricultural Bureau seed-room closes with only rare varieties remaining to be distributed.

Meagan Agricultural Bureau

Anniversary of the Sixth Massachusetts in Lowell

A fragment notes April 21 anniversary events in Lowell for the veteran Sixth Massachusetts regiment. References to rain disrupting the celebrations and a general civic observance follow a Baltimore Massa anniversary mention.

Baltimore Massa Bostos Lowell Old Sixth Massachusetts

Local Alexandria Officials Shakeup Rumors Among Citizens

In Alexandria the Mayor and City Council, longtime residents, discuss replacing several former officers who were removed. The text notes concerns among citizens about leadership changes and school matters.

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