12 Aug 1871
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1871
Page
1
A damaged OCR style excerpt from the Times and Chronicle notes delays and a county official in conversation about a case. It mentions a witness agreement that Colburn and his wife will not be arrested but will present themselves for examination if further action occurs. An additional rumor about another story is referenced.
The August 12 report from Céxomsus notes the certificate of incorporation is disputed and filed with the Times and Chronicle, detailing contested authorization and legal scrutiny surrounding the corporate charter.
The Herald's Rome letter dated August 12 reports that the Pope has chosen the island of Corsica, presented by M. Vallery of Marseilles, as a site being extensively prepared for his reception.
Boston readers report the New York Yacht Club visiting the city for a notable social gathering. The piece notes preparations, dining, and general excitement around the event with references to local streets and spectators.
New York August 12 report hints at payroll figures and county accounts. The text references the city and county payroll, taxes, and public finances with unclear wording but notes official concerns over accuracy and allocations.
Fragmentary report notes a senator named Blair being interviewed at Cape Mag. The text is garbled, offering little verifiable detail beyond an apparent political interview setting and mentions of a person or group behind the scene.
A fragmentary note from Colorado describes a crime scene with mentions of a woman named Freeden and her brother facing investigation. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the report signals legal action and ongoing inquiry.
In St. Louis on August 1 a delinquent named Samuel Bixler is alleged to have engaged in a related offense. D W Bouter is named in connection with the matter as a key figure, with claims of involvement alongside Goson Bo S. The report notes the accusations and alleged actions, detailing the sequence of events as understood by authorities.
The Monongahela River is falling rapidly as August 12 reports flood conditions. The brief dispatch mentions the river’s decline and references the Billy Parsons and a beggar.
Readable bits show sales at a store with red and white beef or grain prices and notes on goods like bacon and flour. The garbled text mentions times, sellers, and various commodities but lacks clear names or dates.
Dispatch from the Times and Carenicis reports quiet conditions atBO while noting prices around 412 dollars. Eyewitnesses reference varying readings and the scene remains calm as observers assess the market.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a retail listing or ad mentioning coats, flaxing items, and a price around thirteen dollars, with unclear names and quantities. The readable fragment centers on apparel and a loop of pricing, lacking concrete details about brand or event.
Special dispatch reports weeks of corruption charges against Police Court officers. Evidence suggests extortion and collusion with occupants of houses of ill fame. Committee to report Monday next.
Special Dispatch reports at five o five this morning on the Eastern-bound Li line a brakeman named Wm. Soa ies was fatally injured when thrown to the ground as cars passed over him. He died shortly after being removed by Conductor Asher. The fallen worker, supported by his mother and younger brother, was identified as Vandervort in the narrative.
Bealm August 12 reports the Imperial Government and local authorities enforcing stringent disease controls. No cholera cases have appeared in the south of Prussia, according to officials.
August 12 report from Lompon notes Commodore Ash ee the Egeria will send the yacht Livonia to America in place of the Cambria. A Stow Market gun-cotton blast killed or injured twelve, with forty more hurt. Public fear grows of further explosions. Lord Chief Justice named a member of the treaty framework under Washington terms.
On August 12 the City Council voted to raise a loan of 350 million frames to fund rebuilding and repair efforts. The decision sets aside funds for infrastructure and public works projects to bolster the city’s facilities.
An August 12 gathering in Bismarck is described as non sectarian with emphasis on inclusive participation. Organizers stress broad community involvement and equal access to activities. The event aims to showcase local talent and civic unity across faiths.
Fragmentary bank statement text shows New York reporting for the week ending August 12 with entries from Liverpool and references to Algeria. The readable items include a balance and various numbers, but the full details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Partial OCR text shows varied commodity prices and shipping notes. Mentions wheat, corn, vats, and St Louis trade with unclear quantities. Indicates multiple entries and locations like Buffalo and Oswego, but details are fragmentary and not coherent.
A garbled letter from Coldwater discusses grain mold and air quality affecting food, then shifts to horse racing remarks about Kingfisher missing meals and jockeys in a race. The piece weaves unrelated snippets, with unclear dates or clear provenance.
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