29 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1870
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text appears to be a legal or attorney client note with garbled phrases about character traits and mental state. The readable portion mentions a client and a form, but it lacks clear facts, dates, or parties to form a proper brief record.
A garbled April 1870 item from Musotas to Vallary mentions Earn and Chambers with vague references to Evansville. The readable fragments indicate a local notice or administrative snippet, but essential names and actions are incomplete.
A bustling review item recalls Mozart Hall performances of Der Freischutz and the Wolf’s Glen scene, praising Scene Queen of Song and cast. It highlights Miss Hermée as Anna, Castle and Campbell in fine form, and previews Sea of Treachery next Monday. Other notices mention Maggie Mitchell in Providence, Lotta at Holiday Street, and the Parap-Rosa troupe at the Academy of Music.
Rep Srocxmras announces the baseball club leaves Sie city for New Orleans stopping at St Louis for a game with the Union Club. They expect a three week absence. Names listed include Schultz Glenn Geem Glens Stokes Staats Wiltsee Hanson Dalton Garrard Green Hulbert Goslin and others in West End and Middle Section.
The text details a General Council gathering at Zionsville Coradae under Christian Union, with petitions and proceedings mentioned. It references a hall event, the seating of attendees, and discussions about city matters, premiers, masons, and local officials. An emphasis on petitions and a mayoral reference appears amid fragmented notes and street names.
A'tew of the faithful assembled at Union meeting, led by Mr. in familiar hymns, prayers by Rev. Dart and others, with portions read and comments. Evening services were small but interesting, and tomorrow the committee plans to start precisely at 1 o'clock for the final meeting.
Junction with committees of the Council and Workhouse in relation to the Convention on Prison Discipline to be held in this city next autumn.
Court appoints O F Ellis and George W Carlisle as supervisors to review the tax assessment. The attachment for contempt of court involves Thomas Judge presiding. Internal improvements and an ordinance receive consideration as the board discusses general expenses and rights.
In Newport a man named Michael German aged about thirty years, residing at the corner of Hayes and Findlay streets, reportedly killed himself in the Ohio River. He left behind a wife and five children, and a public complaint by Horton Division Sons of Temperance notes the incident. Officials say prior reports about Mr. W. R. were incorrect.
Mt Pleasant last evening saw a wedding at the Labouteaux residence with guests, including Jacob Stevens of Cincinnati, and Hendersons and Laboyteauxs in attendance. Elder Summers performed a brief ceremony as attendants entered in order, the couple leaving for Boston on the 10 o clock train.
Residents argue half grown youths cause nightly disturbances on College Hill. Parents are blamed for lack of control while officials claim the state should act in the public interest to curb the annoyance and protect the community.
A fragment describes an 18th century incident at Longview Station where Jno. iS. Wallace and others encountered a squad of Indians near a rail line later crossed by the M. and M. Railroad. The pursuit ended with men captured and the area earning the name Bloody Run.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Som the von and growing support for a peace measure. Key names and concrete details are unreadable, but the snippet hints at a proposed initiative, potential voting or public endorsement, and widening consensus.
A garbled news item mentions financials for The New Ss Gold closing at 1154 and includes scattered references to figures and names such as Hon. Benjamin Eggleston, an eminent chemist, and John Pratt’s nomination as United States Marshal for New Mexico in a disjointed, OCR-affected fragment.
The Georgia House yesterday adopted resolutions honoring oak sufferer victims. Henry R. Seldon, Republican candidate, and Bishop Morris feature in a broad array of notes spanning politics, church celebrations, and rail developments.
The report covers continued proceedings in the Unfarland trial with Graham asserting rights over testimony and bias, the Recorder ruling admissibility, and remarks on interviews about Mr Greeley and McFarland denying soliciting favors.
Testimony recounts a troubled relationship among Richardson McFarland and Mrs McFarland. Witnesses discuss a marriage plan, a shooting, alleged improprieties, and letters. dates blur but tension centers on trust, vows, and possible motives behind actions following a fatal event.
April 28 Richmond reports widespread business disruption after a disaster at the Capitol area. A fallen beam and collapsing structure injured several, with one legislator from Elizabeth City among those affected. Rescue efforts continued as merchants plan relief fundraising for sufferers.
April 28 discussion by Judiciary Committee on a bill from the Academy of Letters and Arts. Debates cover relief for certain disabled individuals under the Fourteenth Amendment, with various amendments and references to the Education Department and a portrait honor for a General.
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