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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1870

Page

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Theaters and Performances Rally in Busy New York Scene

The scene features Sonar as an iren of daring acts, Johm Collins Gem’s engagement at Panera, and ticket sales lively for three Opera evenings. Lucille Western, Coltins and Howard Paul appear in various productions, while Bos­ton, Philadelphia, and Academy venues host notable acts and reviews.

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Hash and moral tales mix with church news in 19th century column

A long fragmentary page blends light humor about hash and breakfast dishes with religious notices. It references hash as a controversial but beloved dish, then shifts to ecclesiastical content: General Synod remarks, lectures, and an ordination examination at Union Baptist and Plum Street churches. The piece mentions Rev. Robert Collyer and various church leaders, detailing services, prayers, sermons, and upcoming meetings.

Wen Kochi Enhender Callender General Synod United States Plum-street Reformed Presbyu Robert Collyer Chicago Eighth Plum Streets Union Baptist Church Cingignati E. Collins W. Shelton P. Lewis Baldwin Christine Jes Dent Finley Saito

Charles Collison Dies in 70th Year of Operations

Charles Collison, a noted early settler of Clarke County in Germany, died in his 70th year. Born December 17, 1800, he was survived by relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements were not listed.

Charles Collison Clarke Coun Germany Bering

Surprise of a Louisville Man In Cincinnati Observations

A Louisville visitor is astonished by Cincinnati life noting grass on streets, active businesses, stopping steamboats, open hotels, streetcars and local papers. He wonders if such daily scenes are common or rare and expresses hope he will write fairly about Cincinnati when he returns.

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Rules for Housekeepers Read In A Column

The fragment critiques a column titled Rules for Housekeepers, noting advice like buying sugar by the barrel and molasses by the hogshead as economical yet impractical for many families. It mocks suggestions to buy in bulk, urges skepticism, and laments the piece as incomplete, proposing tougher, plainer guidance.

Trial testimony and jury soon in Reed case

The Reed trial moved toward jury instruction after yesterday’s testimony and closing arguments by Col Beneapebe and District Attorney Wharton. In other court news Henry Norman was found guilty of burglary and faces imprisonment. Henry Parker paid a fine after a sudden affray.

Uxtrep Reed Comere B. H. Beneapebe Bebo ‘Richardson Wharton Crnaxat Henry Norman Henry Parker Waleska F Goses Wwt William Fox William

Ordnance and committee actions on street and nuisance matters

The Council referred ordinances to committees on gasco ne streets and nuisance abatement. A plan to remove waste from works was discussed. Clerk instructed to notify Mears. Action set for Friday evening the 22d.

McA Sats Cummings Ieee Benasse Street Committee On

Concert by Colored Orphan Asylum at Avondale Hall

The children of the Colored Orphan Asylum will present a concert at Avondale Hall this evening. The event promises a community musical program led by the young performers and supported by local residents.

The Children of the Colored Orphan Asylum Avondale Hall Sean Little

War news and literary notes mix in DC rotunda account

A fragmented report describes Nick otaie in a rotunda with bloodied handkerchief, militia muster in the District of Columbia under Brig. Gen. 5 tea, and a sequence of wartime and theater observations including Miss Olive Logan’s new book on stage life and salary details for actors and actresses.

Nick Otaie Namie District of Columbia United States Service 5 Tea Egg Massachusetts Baltimore York Olive Logan Tanseensen Sener Gee Miss Sean Logan Anges New York Aphn Ballet Joseph Jefferson Booth Elizabeth Ristori

Arctic Extremes and Inuit Life in Hudson's Bay Company Lands

An account describes life near the Arctic Circle under Hudson's Bay Company control. It notes extreme temperatures, brief summers with long days, and brutal winters. Inhabitants sleep by day in summer and work at night, using fire and adaptation to endure the harsh year.

Hudson’s Bay Company Sacha

Natchez Daily Notice Details Delaplane Tragedy

The Natchez New South reports on a tragic event from April 14 in which Meorris Delaplane appears to have shot himself in a room occupied by him. Family heard a pistol shot during dinner and found Delaplane in a bloodied state with a prayer inscription on his shirt. Local figures relate that the act may have been committed at night.

Natchez Mississippi New South Meorris Delar Nnner Delaplane Seertins Immedettly Renee Coheed Elward M Sa Slater Hillaboro Pet Pesala Coe Oec Isd Ter Hess Alee

Oldest House in North City Scene of Real Estate and Deaths

Fragmentary report mentions the oldest house in North City, real estate incidents, and the death of an elderly woman linked to Barat Ward. A decades-old tale recalls a buxom lass associated with a British sea captain named Leona Leonard, leaving unclear heirs amid ongoing local disturbances.

Nals Barat Ward Leona Leonates Orseonard Nak

Fragmented 19th Century News Briefs on Politics and Weather

A garbled early telegraph of 1870s items covers politics and natural events. It notes the Austrian ministry being temporary, the North German Customs Parliament meeting in Berlin, a two thirds crop loss in Southern Illinois peach harvest, and New York canal funding passing. Also referenced are the Massachusetts Ten-hour Labor bill vote, New York season opening canals, and various mentions of public figures, voter disabilities, and a steamship event among scattered fragments.

Berlin Illinois New York Wpa K. Louisiana Massachusetts House Schentk New York Senate

Death of Lopez and last battle near San Salvador

Fragmentary report recounts Lopez’s final stand near San Salvador after a drawn map shows Aguay regions. It notes an attacking force led by a general, captured crews and Seventeen artillery pieces. Priests including Maiz are mentioned among those involved. Families Caballero Caminhas are referenced with surrender doubts and a vow to fight to death.

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Revenue bill debate in Wasmeoton April session

A fragmented report from Wasmeoton on April 21 notes SCOTT introducing a bill to amend revenue laws aiding farmers selling their own produce. The House bill declaring the Town river north of Wapello not public passed 40 to 11 after committee consideration. Objections and parliamentary remarks from several members are briefly cited.

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Bee Hive Sidelights From Historic Dispatch

Fragmentary OCR notes mention bee hive occurrences and a possible disease reference with unclear wording. no clear event, date, or organization available to anchor a full report. Further readable context is required to craft a precise headline and summary.

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