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15 Aug 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1867
Page
1
Fragmentary text hints at a housing or water issue but details are unreadable. no clear names, places, dates, or actions available.
A fragmented scroll from a New Jersey Newark flood event, canal breach, and factory damage dominates the readable items. It notes Palmer & Co ink stock destruction, a tannery submerged, and a cemetery disturbance amid rising floodwaters. Also references global topics and local curiosities from New York Herald clippings.
Fragmentary text discusses money paid by passengers for food and a tax rate per annum. Mentions tax upon gross receipts and a percentage, but wording is incomplete and cryptic.
Unclear note suggests ideas for arranging flowers and bouquets for a ladies event. References sprinkling scent or decor details. Lacks concrete names, dates, or locations.
The text describes Marquis Chief of the Batt of the Military Division heading an Italian Commission and presiding over a Swiss commission. It notes Feredoe Babee of Paria died aged eighty four, with Irish roots and a distant link to James II. It mentions a colonel wounded and titles chevalier and lieutenant in a historical context.
The Jose Patriot reports a great conflagration near Pescadero with the entire town mobilizing to fight the blaze. It notes the factory and other establishments threatened and rumors that up to 16 dollars per day were offered for men to battle the fire as the blaze advanced in one direction.
Fragmentary draft reports that a New Hampshire event involves a Gen Ettafeld arrest pitch and a coordinated delivery of an oration by John A. of Illinois for the Nashua Agricultural Society. The elderly Mascatine fraternity member failed to fulfill, with unclear references to trials and past ventures.
The piece reflects on the Lincoln tomb as a simple vault on a hill near Mount Vernon with an inscription Lincous and grass growing over the roof. Visitors once left flowers and fragrance filled the air while a military guard stood watch before removal. plans for a Lincoln monument linger with uncertain timing.
A Springfield Republican correspondent writes a breezy seashore tale of a dramatic chase aboard a boat. The writer recalls harpooning a sea creature near the tail, the beast leaping nine feet long, and the crew closing in with a lance. The piece ends with casual jokes about costs and bedtime reading.
Last night’s telegraphic dispatches report a robbery in St Louis and broader updates from Washington and the West Indies. Customs receipts for the week ending July show 4 570 912. Civil Rights cases are before the February term. Pen dleton and others face arrest. Unadilla Bank receiver Lewis Ki a Y. appointed and in charge of the bank.
A partial OCR note from St Louis references John A McRos connected to St Louis Vandalia and Terre Haute and some bank matter. The legible words suggest an attribution to authorities but details are unclear.
Disjointed Havana dispatches report steamer Columbia delivering Havana advices dated August 10. mentions Cuban cable issues, a conspiracy claim, denunciations in San Juan, and a disrupted performance event. Notes yellow fever raging widely and sugar market activity with price references.
Placeholder text not containing readable names or facts. Summary cannot extract a coherent event or entities from the source fragment.
Ships from Europe arrive with Bremen and Hamburg bound vessels among them. The steamer Wens and the Teutonia from Hamburg have reached the port, signaling ongoing transatlantic traffic and passenger movement.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Admiral and Austrian government, with scattered words about a Mutuals game and a last evening event. Core details unavailable due to garbled source text.
From New York city a brief legal notice reports a case of carelessness involving a party named Aenaee and Gross. The notice outlines actionable claims and potential proceedings in a civil matter.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Gen Gickles and Gen Piaey in an unclear wartime or military communication. The readable bits imply a correspondence or order exchange but lack coherent context or dates. The item preserves names and military titles without a clear event or outcome.
The Pennsylvania Negroes League announces a statewide event during August with a focus on equal rights. Officials indicate a community gathering to discuss anti discrimination measures and organize local efforts across districts.
A fragmented note references a Detroit tournament with Canadian participation on a Saturday. It notes attendance and state type classifications but details remain unclear.
From the Pacific Coast comes reports of a steamer sinking near San Francisco, a war sloop Jamestown bound for Sitka, and exports totaling about 174,000 sacks valued near 1000. Gold tenders remain uncleared as shipments to Liverpool proceed.
Fragmentary foreign items note Hungary epidemic reports and economic signals in Japan. The text references past events and imperial revenue notes with vague details and scattered phrases.
Fragmentary item lists publications and authors including Renpalg Saree and B. W. Carroll. Mentions a Dickens edition Green Cloth and writing projects. Readers see brief references to publishers and literary works amid garbled text.
An unclear Canadian dispatch from KrwasTon dated August 14 reports a steamship incident near twelve miles from the locality. The Magnet, bound for Montreal, was in sixty feet of water after a collision and crew were brought to shore.
Fragmentary text references Order No 110. Bet James possession of Kilns parish and Condon Te possession. Court had no restraining order against Hoyt. Case 608 remains on the docket for trial. Further details unreadable.
A garbled prompt asks about an illustration and page text, mentions an author, and hints at uncertainty over a name. The readable bits reference “This iss ers, Foung tad oh old” and suggest confusion about provenance or attribution.
A fragmented notice outlines arguments praising Minnesota as home to the best wheat, fertile soil, and superior drainage. The text cites statements about climate, soil, and state leadership, possibly from a committee or advocacy group, with emphasis on Minnesota’s agricultural strengths.
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