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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1872
Page
1
The fragmentary report from North Carolina shows divided signals on the state ticket with competing newspaper accounts. Early results hint at a Republican lead in some counts while others claim different outcomes, amid uncertainty about final totals and lingering doubts.
Fragmentary OCR reports Bert Harris visiting Greeley with supporters tied to the Spiener-Mere campaign. Details are incomplete but indicate a public appearance and efforts to rally favor for the Gemeorei slate amid local political activity.
Ex Benjemin G. Gaerie of Maryland writes a sharp letter to Greeley urging political friends to attend the Louisville Convention on the 31 of Sep. The author fainted at work and struck his head at his desk. Treasury notes mention the rebel State Do archives purchase.
New York reports a Matamoros special stating Rocha will take the field against Trevice Te Oe on Gites Cormeen amid discussion of the equins Government, with Tula news contributing details.
New York figure Hull yer urged Grant and Wilkes support while snubbing Tammany leaders. Returns hint at several named officials winning posts in peat-chain era elections. Delegates appear divided, with Jewett's path unsure and Alphabetical Babe lamenting his stalled nomination status.
The Western Associated Press notes possible candidates for the Republican nomination. August meetings in Kansas and New York mention law changes and bail terms. The Liberal and Democratic State Convention is planned for Syracuse in the first week of September.
Special Dispatch reports Emily Watkins a fifty year old negro woman was found at a residence three miles from the city with her skull crushed by a bludgeon. Her husband William Watkins confessed to inflicting a fatal razor wound on himself while drunk. Enoch Harris a barber on the steamer Sandy fell overboard at Leavenworth and was drowned. his body was recovered. The victim was reported dying at noon and officers went to the scene.
South America news item reports Indians invading Argentine provinces and unresolved dispute over retention of territory involving Brazil. The fragment notes unrest and cross border tension in the region amid shifting borders and national responses.
Be Bovey reports on a tense exchange between Grant and Greeley during a return visit to Senator Sprague's home. The account cites a sharp confrontation and alleged improper conduct as the candidates traded views on office and policy.
The text reflects a strained political appeal as leaders request support for General and party lines. It discusses loyalty, votes, and the duty to endorse principles, warning against disbandment and urging persistent organization despite hardship. Names and clear events are obscured by fragmented OCR.
Paris reports freshets along the Garonne and other rivers causing heavy property damage. Madrid notes a Spanish government effort to raise funds abroad, as claimed by the Correspondencia.
England notes Lord Hatherly resigns as Lord High Chancellor due to failing eyesight. A Suez dispatch reports 2000 Egyptians advancing toward Abyssinia with aims of conquest. Emperor Kessai marches to oppose them, but defeat is anticipated and Magdala may fall to invaders.
Mail advices state the Attorney General for Ireland announced in the House of Commons on August 23 that the government intends to prosecute twenty four Roman Catholic clergymen of Ireland. The charges relate to alleged participation in the railway election affair per Judge Keogh's report.
Indian Friends uncover a confrontation linked to Grant administration. A black man named George Stein was shot and fatally wounded in War renton, Me, by a man connected to Thomas’s family. Witnesses say the shooter denies motives and names remain disputed. Authorities pursue charges as part of a larger inquiry led by Indiana and Ohio figures.
Four Seres burned this morning at Nasuviiyg August 5. Garrett's grocery Market and D Laneman Co dry goods Olwill brothers on the Square. Fire origin undetermined. Gen. Joel A. Battle and M. W. Wetmore, prominent Nashville citizens, died this morning. Battle was at Hurricane Springs for his health.
Salt Laks reports a gathering on Temple Street was broken up on Saturday and another meeting dissolved. convened at the Liberal Institute.
A garbled report mentions refined silver bullion in Salt Lake City valued over $300,000 and denies a claim that Daniele Drew sold 50,000 Erie shares. The text then shifts to scattered references to Rev. Drs. Cuyler Pugh and Elder arriving in New York, a wagon factory in Philadelphia, and various unsettled items about parties, pay, and a fire at Biggins & Ryan's. The overall piece is a jumbled mosaic of names, places, and events with no clear cohesive story.
In Dartox Ohio on August 5 the Democratic Convention met with Judge Gilmore of Eaton as temporary chair. A joint convention in Becker Hall was planned for the afternoon to unite the Democratic and Liberal Republican factions. A committee from each county was formed to report on the alliance led by Charles Anderson of Darke County. Likely nominee is Free-Trade Liberal Republican for Congress and Democrat for Elector.
INDIANAPOLIS August 5 Special Dispatch reports Hon Henry Wilson arriving at 10 30 am to address the Republicans tonight Extensive preparations include a grand torchlight procession said to surpass any previous in our history The Fusion ticket is deemed slim but will be pursued despite slim odds The liberal faction remains buoyant over their North Carolina victory and Hoe M M Ray lies dangerously ill with poor prospects for recovery Also notes Bierstadt's claim of a newly discovered valley south of Yosemite with dramatic cliffs and waterfalls Election in Louisville proceeds quietly as Citizens ticket leads by 2000 at noon
Pass, August 5. President Thiers departs Paris for Tronville a Cala vados seaside resort. Journey of the King shows King Amadeus arriving at San Sebastian in Guiposca with warm reception and a congratulatory letter from Thiers delivered by the Prefect of Bassis department.
In Perrasure on August 5 Mathias Shiver, a resident sixteen miles from Pittsburg, was found severely wounded after an apparent robbery. A prominent citizen’s involvement is implied as investigators contend with a troubling, unclear motive. The victim lay near a tree en route from his home, and his belongings were stolen.
In Boston on August 5 William Lloyd Garrison published a column length letter addressed to Senator Charlies Sumeer. He urges support for equal rights and national peace and unity, calling for immediate action and steadfast commitment to the cause of equality for all citizens.
McPherson Ltone arrives with particulars of a blaze at 29 causing loss of 16 000 bushels of wheat. On the Heig Light Hour drifted smoke and wreckage into Hog Island Bay.
A blaze in Curcaco damaged an Elevator facility on August 5. It destroyed the estate of the city’s eldest owner and resulted in the loss of about 180000 bushels of grain. The incident occurred around four o clock and involved two owners.
Knickerbocker Club to play Toronto City team in an exhibition game at Tonorro Ontario on August 5. Both clubs seek a fast start, with the contest likely decided in the closing minutes.
A festive three day event continues with regional marksmen and community celebrations. Enthusiasts compete in shooting contests and parade through town, drawing visitors from nearby communities and honoring local traditions.
Supplemental river news reports arrivals and departures on the Tennessee and Ohio rivers. Vessels including Mallie Ragon and Monongahela are noted with schedules, delays, and a grounded Venture near Philadelphia Island.
Prices for fats and lard remain in good demand while sugars molasses and whiskey show steady to dull activity. Flour wheat and provisions hold steady with quiet cash markets. coffee and tea futures mixed with modest activity. August 6 12:15 PM notes futures for wheat and corn while pork and pickled goods show nominal levels.
The day's market report notes a dull market with weak crude prices and inactivity in bulk refined on the spot. Prices are near stationary with slow delivery and overall market quietness across the region, reflecting subdued trading activity.
The Highland County Republican nominating convention met in Hillsboro on Saturday and formed the ticket for Court, Probate, and other offices. Friends discuss strategy, pledge active campaigning, and vow to fight for victory in the Seventh District. Personal notes reference party confidence and upcoming speeches.
Dayton dispatch reports the Becke Hall convention nominates for Congress with Col Parrott and Judge Winans debated. Liberal factions clash over unanimous nomination. Athens County Republicans meet later with nominations for Probate Judge Jewett Baker Boyles and Smith. A pawnbroker case against B Frank is dismissed after shoplifters refuse to testify.
In Cleveland on August 5 a carpenter named Benjamin Kingsbury was knocked senseless and robbed of over a hundred dollars near Cedar just outside city limits. Earlier, an unknown man of middle build drowned while bathing at the river foot South Water Street.
From Live Loxvox on August 5, the steamers Westphalia City of Brussels and City of Bustat have arrived out.
Special Dispatches report river level down two feet since Saturday with clear weather. Vessels Idlewild, Terphis, Arlington and others arrive by 11 PM to noon. departures include Idlewild and Grand Tower with various times. Port Vernon Moa'lie Ragon and Jeann aiee Howell listed for 4 PM and 6 PM events. stars and ships scheduled through August 5.
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