27 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1870
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a speaker named Cof Spoyden asserting his persistence in a tomb visit to Washington’s tomb, denying other tombs differ, and a companion Todnsented to go. The passage then veers to unrelated fragments mentioning a seat for a lady, herbs, Saco Seine feet, and popular operas, ending mid thought.
From the Dayton Journal, details a death of the oldest local resident, Deulase Benham born in Monmouth County, who died at her late residence in the county on April 34, 1870, aged 8, with ambiguous text describing family movements and local scenes.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a fair and a duel related event with unclear details. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only the core reference to a dispute or confrontation near a fair setting. Further readable context is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Exot, Ortra-Fican0 presented Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro at Mosart Hall with Pareps-Rosa English Troupe. The performance drew a large, brilliant audience amid elegant attire, praised for its natural style and fine vocal work. Key roles by Miss Hersee, Mrs Seguin, and Mr Nordblom drew particular acclaim as the orchestra delivered delicate, refined interpretations.
A garbled report mentions Judge Orth of Indiana and wealthy Italian citizens in Louisville with probate details for the late Hon. Eaegeieon. An Oregon Missouri heat record, Oddfellows Washington celebration, and a proposed $25,000 donation to Wilberforce University from Freedmen's Bureau funds are noted amid scattered items including a teen suicide in Harmony, Ohio, and various political remarks.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Teas and Hubbell Nos. 28 35 and 1 streets amid a legal property matter. No further readable facts present to specify parties, location, or action.
A terse report notes the sudden and remarkable deaths of Speeeall while at the famous location. Details are sparse in the readable text, but authorities investigate the incident as a perplexing event amid ongoing public interest.
A religious gathering noted in the Daily Union faced interruptions from unconventional disturbances. The event focused on shared prayers among attendees, with emphasis on unity and spiritual reflection despite noisy distractions.
Highland Pike Jackson Scioto and Lawrence counties and Cincinnati residents discuss extending the railroad from Piketon to Jackson and beyond under May law provisions. Proposal aims to run 20 more miles and connect with Gallipolis or another river point, with completion hoped soon for potential river junction at Columbus.
A conflict near 5 Spumere Street prompted officials to appoint a committee to abate nuisances at the street vaults and cellars. Dr James, the Tick Officer, was tasked with oversight. a two week leave was noted as part of the proceedings.
A garbled report notes H. bor on gsceent Beanie holds an office with U. H. Sears widow connected to the case. It hints at ongoing legal or administrative actions and possible continuation of duties despite contested succession.
The fragmentary note describes a baseball tour with unclear results and mentions Cincinnati and the Red Block team. Details are garbled with stray letters and incomplete sentences, making it impossible to determine precise scores, opponents, dates, or outcomes.
Amateur Musical Society Seneca presents The New Silver Chord Orchestra under Prof Geralda with extensive orchestral experience. The group, led by a baton-tuned conductor, shows mutual dedication to excellence and aims to prove its skill to the public in future performances.
Fragmentary report notes Christie trustees debating an organ purchase and a music program. The article hints at a Monday meeting, choir involvement, and unclear remarks about a controversial, perhaps devilish, theme but centers on introducing organ music and the society’s plans.
In Covington’s urban area a woman, identified as Mary, set herself afire with wild accelerants on Garrard Street between Fourth and Th lines. Her clothes ignited, causing severe burns feared fatal as months pass. authorities report Mr Gash near the scene.
A reader letter criticizes a writer identified as C for bearing false witness and misrepresenting facts in a newspaper piece about a village incident. The correspondent urges careful reporting and adherence to truth in future press writings, citing moral duty to avoid deception.
A charity event at Clifton Hall raised funds for John of elder. Frank Falke P McAvoy and Trish Gillow were listed among organizers. A marshal wore a new brass coat and blue buttons to oversee the gathering. A prominent former Alderman candidate from the Twenty first Ward attended and danced, highlighting community interest.
In Columbia the Kirkup Lodge No. 401 celebrated its first anniversary with a program of songs and ballads. Brothers A Eigminos Sais and A B mon led performances including Vocal Trio and Ballad selections. Music and rites pleased attendees as members and invited guests enjoyed the event into the night.
Geld closed yesterday at 113. Mississippi floods abating. Columbus Oddfellows celebration May 10. New York Legislature adjourned sine die. U.S. Court adjourns term Saturday. World chess meet at Baden on the 1st. Ohio constituency proposed reorganization. Nashville Oddfellows active yesterday. Fenians urge Canadian action. Foundation of new Blind Asylum at Columbus to be laid next Saturday. Red Stockings defeated Southaven 79 to 6. Ecumenical Council views on labor strike issues. Tensions rise in Dakota indians. Elk and Tail prominent. Mercantile Library stocks face enforcement. Lewis colored American maritime orders. City National Bank of Auburn president resigns. Richmond, VA, notes brief respite for wife. Bill to save $35,000 to $40,000 yearly. A horse kicks. John Morris Ohio obituary scheduled. U.S. District Court Texas appointment set. Judge to meet on lay deliberations.
Fragmentary notes show a senate session discussing funds and duties with references to Sherman Wilson Mold and others. The record mentions a substitute for the House, examinations of collectors, and a vote on net proceeds and tariffs amid scattered amendments and motions. The chaotic garble preserves names and some actions but lacks clear context.
August 15 1867 New York Dr H T Helmbold chemist advertises a Buchu based preparation distilled with juniper berries and cubebs. He claims it is palatable and suitable for fever or inflammation, urging physicians to trial and inspect the preparation. A Philadelphia firm Powers & Weightman endorses his character and enterprise.
Helmbold s Fluid Extract Buchu advertises treatment for weakness from indiscretion and organic debility with claims to restore vigor and prevent consumption or insanity. It asserts effectiveness in female ailments including chlorosis retention painful evacuations uterine ulcers and other sex related complaints linked to dissipation imprudence or life changes.
A vintage medical ad touts Helmbold's Fluid Extract Bachy and Bucchu as remedies for diseases of male and female organs, claiming rapid action, pleasant taste, and superior strength to Bark or Iron. It promotes Diuretic use, lists price and delivery, and urges authenticity with the chemist's warehouse seal.
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