28 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1870
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows a candidate named Frode 157 1872 running for a meter role with support from a party. Mentions an ally called Hy ers la and a pledge by Fox to back him. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
A garbled account references Bed River and Winnipeg relations with a resort and military view. It mentions death, a sequence of registers, and a claim of an organ’s perfection saving sinition, leaving many unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Commissioner Delano related to Baltimore and Ohio figures, taxes, and government actions. Names appear garbled but imply a fiscal matter involving John W. and a rail company official. No clear event, date, or outcome detectable from readable text.
A brief note records that the Second Auditor of the Treasury issued a decision referencing the Hosmer case. The text mentions a person who enlisted for peer duties and connects to the ongoing administrative matter.
In Russia a case draws attention as authorities investigate accusations of witchcraft involving several women labeled as physicians. The proceedings highlight societal tensions, alleged magic practices, and regional responses within the medical community.
Fragmentary article from the St. Louis Times references a degenerate female soldier and mentions on duty, camp, scout, and general care. Text is garbled. readable elements point to wartime surveillance and misconduct claims without clear dates or names.
Fragmentary text notes discussions of morality among women in social life, touching on attitudes and behaviors within two sections of the sourced article. The readable portions emphasize moral expectations and public perception without fuller context.
Fragmentary OCR summary mentions polygamy practices in Fejee with references to adoption and a convocation. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations. The readable text hints at policy discussion but lacks concrete details or names to reliably report.
Fragmentary text describes an attempt to secure a senate seat and a failing passage through doors with shaking hands. The readable content is incomplete and lacks identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
Washington correspondent Garrett Davis reports a surprising turn in a local political dispute. The fragmentary text indicates a notable reaction or development involving a senator and a community, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
The essay notes Weber's Oberon as rich in ideas though not universally admired. Sir Huon, aided by Oberon, wins Reiza, but shipwreck and pirates test the lovers. Madame Parta-Rosa as Reiza shines in Act III, with strong vocal display and dramatic flair. Cast includes Seguin as Fatima and Castle as Sir Huon. overall a solid performance but not equal to past seasons. Tonight Der Freischutz expected to draw large crowds.
An observer recalls a night walk through West Avenue and nearby streets where every doorway, window, and street corner becomes a stage. He jots vivid scenes from promenaders, dogs, and dray horses to roving athletes and street musicians, arguing life itself is the genuine theater.
Weather did not deter attendance at the Daily Union Prayer Meeting with several powell people present. Rev. Francesa conducted the service citing Romans and praying for Bagot Adam N. Riddle who is suffering a stroke. services to be held tomorrow morning.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an offer involving individuals Greenlan d Bena Van Loo Wagner Becker and Wrampelmeier. No clear event date, location, or full context available. Further readable text needed to define the item as a distinct news record.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline railroad companies and related intercompany tensions. The readable items mention potential conflicts or adjustments among firms, with unclear context and missing dates or locations for precise events. Further text needed to identify involved parties and the incident nature.
A meeting of colored citizens discussed forming a regiment under the Brave of Ob law. William Hyy and Peter Clark offered a resolution to organize a battalion of men and to control funds, with calls for cooperation from existing units and state authorities.
Amid a muted funeral service for Phil Seibert, attendees including Fatau Accipenr and others move through the lanes. A somber procession pauses at the cover of Phireenth as the crowd gathers to honor the deceased and pay respects.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a funeral for Lieut Seibert with police and infantry presence and a procession with vehicles. The text mentions a grand at advertisement and steamship Band, plus references to mails behind schedule and a copied note to Schenville Baily. The date appears as 1870.
A Baltimore style report recounts a recent Maryland nine versus Bearman, Forbet, and peers with a 84 to 51 score in Philadelphia. It notes good play and upcoming games in Baltimore and Tremont, highlighting key fielding plays by Pike and Brown and the Red Stockings conflict with Shawnees.
The report notes one trial of T. B. Johnson for manslaughter in the killing of Parry Basa of Newport at Hamilton Landing on a date in October. Harvey Myers and Judge Pete Covington are mentioned as involved in the case or proceedings. The item also describes a church fundraising effort by local colored Methodists and a pipe-laying project by Gaylord & Co. for Covington Water-works next week.
A jittery Newport court faced multiple indictments including Cornelius William charged with assault and not larceny and Frey charged with cut and stabbing. Details show resignations and a Mayor imposing fines while a justice of the peace issued warrants during the proceedings.
A fragmented notice describes a Clifton event at Fick's public hall with a mince pie sale and a talk by local figures. The piece hints a small, quickly planned gathering expected to draw celebrities and provide a communal meal and appreciation.
A fragment from Mt Pleasant references knees and a visitor theme with unclear context. The readable text mentions visitors and a general location but no specific events, dates, or identifiable persons. Further text is needed for a precise summary.
At a meeting the officers, teachers and Granville Pollock were authorized to plan an entertainment to replenish funds. A Berean system uniformity proposal was discussed and laid over for action. Terms of office were renewed for one year with John H. McMakin as Superintendent and Granville Pollock as Assistant Superintendent, along with other officers elected.
The McFarland case defense rested yesterday while Horace Greeley testified for the prosecution in Chicago. City Controller Richard B. Connelly was reappointed, and other political and legal items include warrants for prize fighters Kerrigan and Touhey and notes on various government actions.
The defense rested after the prosecution called Horace Greeley who testified about acquaintance with McFarland in the 1860s and 67. Witnesses discussed memory reliability and whether certain testimony from previous witnesses could be admitted. Judge Garvin ruled some points admissible while others were excluded, and the District Attorney argued for broad evidence to counter alleged malice and to challenge the defense’s case.
The Thirty-ninth Congress in session days clash over committee amendments to the House tariff bill. Members from Arkansas Indiana Texas and Ohio move to modify penalties and enforcement while tariff details on sheet iron, glazed goods, and iron forms are debated in Committee of the Whole. Recesses are taken as votes loom on alignment with loyalty and policy.
A fragmented item references Smyrna figs and related trade notes with unclear names and dates. The readable text hints at figures and exchanges within a telecommunications or science context but details are incomplete.
Succession notice for Hubbell Synseq successors at 8 26 and 27 Sycamere Street Tiavern Center. The fragment lists entities related to former Hubbell and Synseq, indicating a transfer or continuation of business by successors.
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