27 Apr 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1876
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a weathered entry about a place linked to Orlery’s bar. Readable fragments suggest windy conditions affecting the locale, with no clear event, date, or named individuals. Further text needed for a complete, factual summary.
A brief entry from the Chief Signal Officer in Ashinton D. C. notes a 10 30 A M time on April 27 and mentions an area from Lie Vallent to Palllog Tennessee toward the southwest in Seeman with threats implied.
A letter from Mexico notes silver unrest raising prices 25 percent on many goods. Massillon mines report quiet. A miners' meeting is to be held to review compromise offers if any. Fire at Raven Theatre killed several. eight corpses recovered. Laws of property valued at $400,000. Gen E Ulric of New York testified before a committee, claimed events with the secretary were untenable and contradicted by others. details unclear and fragmentary.
The piece portrays the Harper Brothers of New York as a disciplined, humorous, and sharp-witted family firm. It highlights James Harper, Fletcher Harper, and their kin, detailing the firm’s rise, the founders’ temperaments, and the vast wealth built over fifty years through publishing ventures and associated ventures.
From the New York World, a 27 year tale of Barney Williams then Bernard Flaherty failing in Moscot the New York Fire at the Olympic Theatre. Loud boos and hissers forced him to abandon the role after two acts shaping a turning point toward later worldwide fame in a career defined by steadfastly holding to his craft.
A New Orleans girl who received a marriage proposal from Mr Moore wrote him a note to consider the matter. The communication is described as being with Neo Moore at present.
The report from Washington in April 2022 details an altercation between Rep. Blackburn and former Rep. Voorhees of Indiana, with accusations about the District Judiciary. It also covers impeachment proceedings, delay motions, and courtroom remarks, noting a large Senate audience and procedural debates on jurisdiction and postponement.
The Democratic State Convention adjourned after seating Tammany delegates from New York on the floor and allocating committees. The anti Tammany alliance left the hall as the report favoring Tammany Hall was adopted.
At the Silk Association of America annual meeting F W Cheney was chosen president. Reports show American silk manufactories thriving with 1875 production valued at 27 158 071 dollars and imported silk ribbons at 2 981 271 dollars. Canadian markets favor U S sewing silk and twist. A moisture conditioning bureau is proposed to test raw silk. Paterson sees influx of master weavers from France and England bringing looms and home weaving rooms.
Peoria Illinois April 27 A violent incident ends with John Goebel shooting and killing John Tankswood with a shotgun during a dispute over logs. Goebel and his wife were involved in a quarrel when Goebel fatally wounded Tankswood. The report notes a brutal confrontation and the details are described in stark terms, with authorities noting the sequence of the fatal act.
A report notes Joseph Hagan died from wounds sustained earlier, with April 27 identified as the incident date. The Philadelphia business community and the local chamber of commerce are referenced in connection with the case.
London journals back Crown advisers in the extradition dispute, though a Guardian correspondent claims a wrong impression. Bank of England bullion rose by £410,000 last week, with reserves to liabilities at a noted percentage. Plague in Mesopotamia reports new cases and deaths since the last update.
Chicago and New York reports show wheat weak and mixed with cash and future prices shifting. Corn and oats varied with dull to active tones, flour prices steady to dull, and pork, lard, and bacon markets fluctuating as receipts hover around week totals. Market notes list white wheat prices and futures by month, with regional quotes from Cleveland and Detroit style aggregations.
In Hamilton the C C F yenterds and neighboring lodges joined a parade and exercises marking a local anniversary. Reverends H Herman and Stemple spoke at a courthouse yard meeting after dinner. Probate Court named Satanel Lander as executor of High Bust deceased.
The County Court probated the will of Christ Storkhot, granting his entire estate to his wife Fredrika Charlotte Amly Stockbodl. Sheriff Percival renewed bonds as State Revenue Collector. Other items include marriages, real estate transfers in Covington, a school enrollment tally, and local court judgments against Jacobson and Tapman with damages awarded. Kate, the singer, to perform at Odd Fellows Hall with Prof. Tesso. tickets advised.
The report notes a lively post concert evening with an elderly fellow honored at the hall, audience pleased, and a mix of remarks on signatures and prices. It details a fire on Bush and Stevens Street, minor damages, and several local residents injured or celebrated, including marriage rumors and civic notices.
Telegraph reports from Newport include a Washington telegram about a white regiment and regimental band stationed here, sales of lots at low prices, a train accident near Lagrange injuring a worker linked to Robinson’s circus, and varied city items. Also mentions a new fire ladder, a local dispute over aging officials, a piano act underline, school censure, and a Monmouth street rooster adoption.
Excerpts note a holy society meeting in Mayland7, a likely mayoral contest between Louis Clason and Rev. Aminadab Epaphroditus Jenkins, concerns over suppressing the Madisonville Orchestra, a Catholic priest’s energetic handling of youths, and H B Whitsel’s dog with a sore tail.
The article notes Gov Seymour as the likely New York Democratic choice after disclosures. It suggests a possible post Tilden compromise vote and hints that Democrats face a divided party in a troubled condition, with delegates aware of the internal split.
Report from Wallington April 27 describes a parliamentary dispute over jurisdiction and a closing speech by Mr Carpenter on behalf of his party. The Senate retired at a quarter to eleven after debate on a contentious motion regarding whether the question should have been raised before jurisdiction is settled.
Area April 7 report notes Dublin area leaders favor uniting delegates to support Samuel J. Tilden as President. The document calls for a return to constitutional frugality and equal administration, praising Tilden as key to national reform and New York’s virtue. It stresses loyalty to Democratic principles and cross-state unity.
A dispatch from the Barbadoes notes severe unrest with about forty killed or wounded and five thousand taken prisoner. In Parliament the Royal Titles bill was announced with silent reception. Bank of France reports specie up by 18,521,000 francs last week.
A dispatch received by General Sherman from General Chick reports the Red Cloud reservation near starvation due to supply neglect. If immediate aid is not sent, the Indians may leave the reservation and risk a raid on white settlers.
A fire at the Morton County Court house in Shoals Indiana this morning caused total loss to the building with records and furniture largely saved. Loss estimated at 30000 with insurance about 19000. investigators suspect incendiary cause.
In April, officials reported a government bond issue totaling 30,105,634 dollars. The funds are drawn from an initial 112.16 rate to 112.72, reflecting shifts in the financial plan. The article notes the involvement of government bodies and the scale of the financing push.
April 27 reports show tow departures to Cincinnati and Louisville from Pittscrac with 23 barges and 26 000 bushels of coal, plus 275 000 bushels to Louisville. The J A Blackmore and Emma Gearham await departures while Granite State and others return to port. Evansville notes tow movements on the Ohio to Cairo and Louisville, with clear skies and river at 19 3 feet. weather mild with rain in forecast.
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