26 Apr 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1876
Page
1
On April 26 at Loxpom a note reports the West India Committee in a debate over Lord Carnarvon and the recall of the Governor from Barbados. The entry records Carnarvon's reply to the issue.
Reports from Constantinople on April 25 describe mounting concern over European tensions as major states pursue military moves. The Foreign Minister insists no hostile intent exists while actions in Russia and Albania draw cautious scrutiny from observers.
Reports from the Tuscarawas Valley describe a calm scene as Democrats back Allen for president. Jance Branch stayed overnight, and postmaster Van Te at Sandusky was arrested on embezzlement charges. A Blaine delegation appears favored for Cincinnati, with ongoing political maneuvering noted in fragmented dispatches. The Paris Grand Opera Festival drew crowds, while rumors of regional unrest and other local incidents surface in brief items.
Fragmentary text indicates a House adjournment amid a debate labeled as an election matter. No clear names, dates, or entities are readable enough to identify participants or locations.
A historic discussion on monetary policy argues for a double standard where silver and gold share value roles. It cites England's 1816 demonetization, historical gold supply shifts, and the dangers of silver demonetization, warning of social and economic upheaval if gold remains sole measure of value. The piece contends silver must be free to rise to its rightful rank in the world currency, balancing debtors and creditors alike.
The Kentucky Bourbons, led by Courier Journal, back Bristow as a presidential candidate. But their support may backfire amid Republican impeachment tensions. The Radicals at least weary of Johnsonism, while Bristow faces fierce party divisions and wary endorsements from Beck and Venson of Kentucky.
The unreadable New York Express fragment discusses nervous depravity and mental suffering, noting past losses and present uncertainty. It mentions cases of nervous depression and suggested national and human impact, though many words are garbled and names unclear.
A Northern Pacific report notes an individual falsely charged with upholding an age related issue. The item references a second edition context and discusses implications for the accused and the line of inquiry by authorities. No names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Washington April 26 reports on the death of Pension Agent E H Chandler at Norfolk Virginia by his own hand. The investigation shows the government owed him over two thousand dollars at his death. Friends allege Democratic leaders plotted to ruin his popularity after his plan to accept the Republican nomination for Congress. Chandler formerly US District Attorney for Virginia and had indicted Jed Davis for treason. The Louisiana contested election case will seat Spence Democrat with six committee members in favor, three for Movey Republican, one Baker supporting vacancy.
In Cincinnati period, April 20, the Supreme Court reversed the Hamilton County District Court in Hayes v Clark in error, while Reynold and Apern v Schweinvis saw General Term reversal and Special Term affirmation. A certificate for George Fox Starch Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati with $400,000 capital was filed. Prominent ladies plan a charitable hall at City Hall next week for the Home for the Friendless, including Mrs Deshler and Mrs Ide.
In Indianapolis on April 26 a girl named Ada Edwards aged eighteen disappeared after stepping from her father's house. The case raises fears of foul play as authorities and anxious parents seek information. A safety committee meeting earlier discussed participating in elections under a redistricting ordinance and urged citizens to oppose corruption.
In St Louis on April 26 United States Circuit Court Judge Dillon overruled the arrest of judgment in the McKee case and sentenced him to two years in the county jail and a ten thousand dollar fine.
Philadelphia on April 26 reports a tense scene at the Centennial Grounds as loaded cars blockade threatens to hinder the opening of the exhibition. System and energy measures reduce the blockade, with new arrangements to ensure all goods arrive. A separate item notes a jealous romance claim and a police shooting incident involving a sergeant and a lieutenant, amid alcohol-related discipline.
The Algerian insurgents are under siege by French troops and expected to surrender, signaling a pivotal turn in the conflict. In Copenhagen, Denmark, April 26, 1896, the Lower House election yields a government majority amid shifting political factions and cabinet changes.
New York April 26 at the annual Insurance Convention delegates from boards of fire underwriters and allied bodies attended. The Treasurer’s report shows significant figures for the year and expenses penned in the president’s annual address.
At Point St loxaco Mica April 26 the tug Winter arrived from Sheboygan. Boats heading north of Mack report clear passage and return.
Mackinaw City Mich April 24 The Lighthouse keeper reports four steamers sighted about miles east of Waugessance Point. patrols say the light is open though the Straits are cloaked by clouds and the mercury reads about 50.
In Boston on April 26 the Republican State Convention met at the Tremont Temple, electing Alanson W. Tear of Boston as temporary chairman for the session amid ongoing organizational proceedings.
A city convening concluded its preliminary business after a speech focused session. Officials discussed unresolved issues and adjourned at four o'clock. Local residents waited for further updates on pending proposals and upcoming actions.
A fragment from April reports on coal sand stores and market activity in New York City Philadelphia and other places. Mentions Dixpatel Cincinnati Times shipment bids and prices with notes on weak and steady trends and immediate shipment emphasis.
In Hamilton District Court Judge Murdock rejects a motion to dismiss an appeal in Lydia vs Butler v Wim Van Vieck. The case centers on a forged mortgage used to foreclose, with claims the deed was fraudulent and that actions to vacate the decree were improperly timed. Judgment affirmed for the defendant.
A fragmentary OCR text appears to encode partial words or coded notes. The readable portion suggests a garbled line about a fe and meat taut with unclear meaning and no coherent event or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary report lists individuals and estate items tied to wills. Mentions Thakre Ruext Jace and Maria Roehler with 500 pounds personalty. Philip Gardner editors Joseph Seeiten deceased 725 pounds. References Eliza He Benger and Botner will annexed. Personalities and values unclear.
Records from Covington detail licenses issued for marriages including Veredic Vera and Mary Anna Hitter, both 27, plus Henry Koors and Mary Villa Decke, both 19. Local court actions, breaches of peace, and property matters are noted, with ongoing cases in the M. E. Church South estate and gaslight disputes. Municipal events, a leap year party plan, and a new streetcar switch device are mentioned amid community news.
Yesterday in Smalley’s Hall a mother scolded her five year old Johnny as a crowded ferry boat neared shore. The report also notes property transfers on Madison Street, council meetings, Odd Fellows events, and a lost pocket book reward offer. New tomatoes arrive in town.
In Wasuiwetos on April 26, the House Speaker named Conference Committees for Defidency bill and Consular and Paris Appropriation bill. The Clerk reported a resolution on an inquiry into truth of the Agreed to. A debate followed on military appointments and related resolutions as the House moved into committee of the whole to consider tal mamenees.
April 6 report from Canlicotur notes Witligat Gilmore, Esq., a longtime prominent figure in Chillcothe, stricken with paralysis last evening and currently in critical condition with little hope for full recovery.
The party debated resolutions praising Bristow and linking Blaine to the presidency. Delegates also adopted a resolution urging support for candidates with proven character, committed to equal rights, specie resumption by set dates, civil service reform, and efficient, economical, and pure public administration.
New York April 28 1875 ERS convention notes a total insurance business of about 55 million dollars in 1875 up from 1874 with dividends averaging 13 percent. Life and fire risks totaled 290 million. dividends paid around 25 million with premiums near 50 million for that year.
Joseph E. Davidson fourteen was killed Monday on his father's premises three miles from Albany in Gentry County by Frank Carley eighteen. Cause of shooting unknown and Carley not captured as of last reports.
A Washington report states the Secretary of the Treasury has directed the payment of the May interest amounting to over 310 million to warrant holders, without rebate.
Lonxpoy reports the French Atlantic telegraph line is broken about two hundred miles from Brest on April 26, disrupting transatlantic communication and prompting repair measures.
Dispatch records from Pittstore Evansville New Albany and Louisville noting rising and falling river levels. Vessels like Emma Graham Arkansas Belle and Arlington reported movement with arrivals and departures. Launch of the Robert E Lee drew 10 000 spectators. river weather mild cloudy and cool with varying gauges and cargo news.
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