Local notes and scattered items from Cuusiorun August edition
A patchwork dispatch reports Saturday races drew attendees but yielded no fast times. Countywide sentiment hints at a solid vote against a new Constitution on Tuesday. Other items mention Bart, Graham, a trial Monday, Father Murray at St. Marys, Ireland connections, and Councilman Bovey's stone-hunting for a new City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Cuusiorun
Bart, Graham
Father Murray
St. Mary's Church
Cincia
Thomas Murphy
Ireland
Bovey
The Body of Col Fisher's Son Found
Special dispatch reports the body of Col. Fisher's son found at Bainbridge in Harris County on August 17. local authorities identify the deceased as Col. Fisher's son. investigators say recovery ends a search that began earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Fisher
The
Daily Times
Harnonens
Bainbridge
Prohibition convention wounds and local election notes
Dayton report covers a Prohibition district convention debating the Eaton homicide impact and party unity. Juries awarded damages to several railroad firms and families, while Prohibition and Democratic party factions clash over a constitutional issue in Dayton. Sheriff guards the hall amid crowd tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Eaton
Prohibition
Bainbridge Street
Little Miami
P., C. & St. Louis
Xenia & Belpre
Adam
Provene
Rhedic D. Guackel
Butler Tews
John Judenour
Saes
Oes Gp
Ning
Hare L. Wale
Hare Eon
T. Frees
Wayne Township
Rev. McVey
John G. Doren
Empire
John C. McKenny
Democratic Committee
Seins Aga Adeno
Co Ae
Doren
Girl fatally burned by coal oil explosion
Special dispatch reports in Haruo O August 17 that fourteen year old daughter of Nicholas Singer died after coal oil can exploded while kindling fire. The girl sustained severe burns to the breast and lung and died within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Times
Haruo
Nicholas Singer
Lowell
Court considers five assessors in mid afternoon ruling
A circuit court session this afternoon weighed a case involving misused funds and the use of a cane. Judge Willis commented on the proceedings while the panel of five assessors debated the law governing the matter. The court adjourned with the opinion under advisement. further action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Illenas Cechared
Dueithemnio Tos Oussel
Ene
Cones B. Cheney
Last Phases of the Race Quarrel in CuAaRLesTon
The report from CuAaRLesTon dated August 16 outlines the final stages of a race quarrel involving local parties. Details are sparse, but the dispatch notes mounting tension and pending resolutions in state authorities.
Turmoil Strains Town After Murder Attempt and Shootings
Aug 16 in Av erra Ga. Captain Butler dies after being shot on Saturday. A mob and tense crowd filled the town as residents faced violence and arrests. Murrell brothers confined. Gabriel and Mike Mere claim statements and return to jail as investigations proceed.
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Avevera
A. T. Butler
Murrell Brothers
Wenda
Gabriel
Mike Mere
Jene Saneoene
Gabriel i
Mike
Trouble Between Framer and Italy and Cuban Slavery Report
European correspondence discusses friction between Italian authorities and a Belgian framer, harsh reports on Cuba’s Chinese coolie system, and the Brallam Papal quarrel shifting to America. The China piece portrays brutal conditions in Cuba, noting high death rates, forced labor, and bleak prospects for Chinese workers under current regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Cuba
America
Great Britain Mixers Mass Meeting and King of Denmark
Fifty thousand miners gathered at Durham race course yesterday for an immense Home Rule demonstration. The procession stretched half a mile, with prominent figures Bradlaugh McDonough and King of Denmark arriving at Leith from Iceland. The event featured a large turnout and extensive pageantry as part of the labor and political show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
King OF
Denmark
Lompos
Durham Race Course
Bradlaugh
McDonidd
King of Denmark
Leith
Zceland
Madame Dazaine Explains Election Note from Paris
Paris updates reveal Count Janthe appointed abroad while M Forcade presides over Regen. The Daily News reports Marshal and M Reaher travel to the Chateau Iarmbarg to meet with Empress Eugipie and her consuls, outlining diplomatic steps.
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Paris
Count Janthe
Amrest
M. de Forcade
Ene
the Daily News
Ac Pa
Areroe Ss
M. Reaher
Chateau
I’ Arembarg
Eugepie
Vittoria Relieved in Madrid Relay Resolve
Sram reports relief as Italian team achieves a calm recovery in Madrid. Officials cite steady progress and renewed confidence for upcoming events. Strong names and places anchor the update.
Unclear Brooklyn Mayle Report Shapes Local Chatter
Fragmentary August 16 notes from New York reference Brooklyn Mayle items about teachers, Mr Beecher and Mrs Beecher, Mr Mourroe and General Butler. The text is garbled with partial names and actions, limiting concrete facts or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Mayle
Mr. Beecher
Peekskill
Fragmentary church rite note at St Andrew's Church
Partial OCR notes describe a confirmation rite conducted in the afternoon at St Andrew's Church with mentions of local church figures including Bishop Cheney and a Reform, CEO Chara, in a seemingly disrupted sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran
Cheney
Chara
Chtones
St. Andrew's Church
Reader letter praises Daily Times broad news coverage
FaLuine Staines writes Aug 10 praising the Daily Times for its variety of news unavailable elsewhere. She notes June heat and harsh conditions of crops, including cats? crop and wheat prospects, predicting middling to abundant yields in the region.
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Daily Times
Railroads Needed In Our Valley By Shared Effort
A writer argues that if leaders could build railways by talk, the country would be crisscrossed with rails. He urges universal effort to secure a railroad for the valley, hoping earnest contribution will soon bring the iron horse. The plea emphasizes collective action and progress for the community.
St Veains Valley Colorado Irrigation and Harvest Struggles
A fragment from August notes in St Veain's Valley Colorado describes the St Veain River flowing east to the South Platte, its fertile valley and irrigation needs from June to July, crops like wheat and corn with variable yields, grasshopper damage, a small Longmont town, and land offered near the base of the mountains at about five dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Veain’s Valley
Bowuper Co
Colorado
Trr
St. Veain
Rockies
Long's Peak
South Platte River
Longmont
Ont
J. W. Gors
Bane
Eriz Cov a Ty Pa in the Daily Time era
A letter describes the Erie County village of Eriz Cov at the northwest Ridge road between Buffalo and Cleveland. It notes proximity to Lake Erie, railroad stations, telegraph lines, and a growing but modest local economy with stores and a small Sunday school. The writer praises East Springfield as healthy with one physician and good eggs, urging readers to visit.
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Ceue Tanoees
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N.Y
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lake Shore and Southern Michigan
Nice
Gielent
Springfield
Daily Times Correspondence Fourth Annual Camp Meeting
A fragmentary account from the Daily Times notes the fourth annual gathering at a new camp ground on Saturday August 15. The piece mentions farmers and villagers visiting, camping families arriving, and a peach harvest context with attendees staying through the day and returning home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saori
The Thirty One Articles of the Ode of Love
A fragmentary list outlines rules of love and marriage. It covers age, fidelity, widowhood, jealousy, consent, and the nature of lovers. The text stresses restraint, virtue, and the emotional dynamics between couples, ending with a note on dual affection.
Custers Breach of Etiquette Splits War Department Talks
In Washington a debate swirls over General Custer reviewing his Black Hills expedition account. The act reportedly violates military regulations by disclosure to non superior officers and the War Department. Treasury slows action on the secret service matter while critics urge tighter control. Tom Felker seeks Whitely’s seat after meeting with the Secretary and solicitor Wilson. Senator Carpenter and others press for cases before the Court of Claims.
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D. C
War Department
Custer
Black Hills
Trea
Tom Felker
Chicago
Whitely
Wilson
Carpenter
Negly
Court of Claims
McMahon Tour Creat Masonry Visit and Barracks Review
McMahon arrives at Lemans and is warmly welcomed before visiting barracks and workshops, attending banquet, and reviewing troops. Partial returns from Calvados list Delany Bonapartist at 10,704 and Aubert Republican at 27,272.
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Pants
McMahon
OMA
Bnt McMahon
T Mans
Lemans
Taval
Moyenne
Omplete
Department of
Calvados
Delany
Aubert
Sunday School Assembly opens with clergy and teachers
The Sunday School Assembly in Fainporer New York began yesterday with M Rev. J Ostrander of Newark as Superintendent and Rev Dr Marting of Toronto as pastor. Knox of Elmira taught the primary class. Bishops Peek Dr Eddy and Dr Ninde preached in morning afternoon and evening. Bishop Simpson presided and Rev Mr Hard and Rev Mr Plessmore spoke about missions. The gates were closed all day making a quiet Sabbath.
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Fainporer
N.Y
Panderscherl
J. Ostrander
Newark
Marting
Toronto
Knox
Elmira
Peek
Eddy
New York
Ninde
Evangton
Ilinois
Bishop Simpson
Mr. Hard
India
Plessmore
Wade
Boettger Father and Son Arrested in Murder Case
Prersaard reports Henry Boettger and his son Jotin have been arrested on suspicion of murdering Henry Boettger's wife. The crime occurred about three weeks ago at the Boettger home on Brownsville Pike, above the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prersaard
Fienry Boettger
Jotin
Henry Boettger
Brownsville Pike
Court fi . Lona Branca August 17
President Grant General Babcock and Commodore Ammen left this morning for New York.
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Lona Branca
Grant
General Babcock
Ammen
New York
Fire at Abingdon Causes Loss of 25000 Dollars
A blaze at Abingdon damages property valued at twenty five thousand dollars. No injuries reported. Fire authorities are investigating the cause.
River News From Diverse Ports August Dispatches
Special Dispatches report river conditions and arrivals at ports including Monongahela, Ohio, and Mississippi areas. Notable notes show rising rivers, damp weather, freight movements, and vessel activity with ships like Mollie and Grand Tower listed among arrivals and departures.
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State
Pati
Lin
Il Johnson
Ah Foe Ee
Pebhig
Phan
Pia
Mollie
Grand Tower
Tenon
Julia
St. Lowis
Cincinnati
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
de Russey
St. Louis
SA. M
New Orleans
Atlantic
Barges
Johnny
Quincy
Coi Deon
Four more injured in Smee lway accident recover expected
The storm flood along the valley for eleven miles washed away twenty five bridges. Injured persons from the Smee lway crash are not all expected to recover. Officials report ongoing investigations and local disruption continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smee Lway
Phillip Arnel
William Leat
Lance
Saiilca
Haezen
Ngs
Bavaria
Libach
Reinkens
Germany
William
Luttgart
Clinton
Bart
Salt Lake City
Scimst
Jalan Cision Wie
Joemen
Hfe
Burt
Local notices and events flood a fragmented newspaper page
The clumsy OCR yields scattered items including Western Union telegraph office move at Fourth and Vine, drowned fishermen from Conewage Rapids, peaches for canning at Frank F. Deans, and plans for first-class entertainments by Mike Lipman with acts like the Jackley family. Also mentions a Cincinnati Normal School controversy around Miss Lathrop and Board investigations, plus various improper narratives and social disputes.
Baseball Roundup From Carthage Ville Action
Saturday games feature Stars of St Bernard losing 31 to 27 at Carthage, Keystones over rinals 25 to 16, Third street clerks defeating Pearl street clerks, Probascos rallying past Stars, Blues beat Oxford 36 to 20, and several local clubs earning praise. The Blues toast Oxford Club with a post game repast. Winton Nine formed for first clash next Saturday. Newtown club wins 24 to 16 over Squamrium.
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Carthage
Stars
St. Bernard
Keystones
Rinals
Zeper
Union
Pearl Street
Lars
Probascos
Iam
Rani
Manele
Somes
G. Prauthe
Stahe Probasoes
John C. Sherlock
Clifton
Geo. A. Kaulker
Paagers
Otating der Stanley
Oxford
Feld
Oder
Oxfords
Blues
McDonald's
Swift Stantage Wien
Professor Swing
Mr. Hicker
Mra. Hughes
Mra
Ay Gee
Blue Kings
Oxford A
Ores
Rheskahaa Lytle B. B.C
Milfords
Tne
Oex
Pavork
Saturda
Emmets
Groande
Lightfeet
Fairmount
Winton Bass Bal
C. Mn Winton Place
Ohio
Newtons
Newtown
Squamrium
Mickey
Early Methodist Roots in Cincinnati’s Fifth Street Church
The article traces Cincinnati’s first Methodist class founded around 1504 led by Rev. Robert Richardson. Trustees bought lots on Fifth Street and Broadway to build a chapel, school room, and parsonage, later expanding and burying ground use. Disputes over interments stalled a new Wesley Chapel, a court case upholding the trustees’ rights to relocate graves for construction, marking a defining early church history.
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Cincinnati
Robert Richardson
James Kirby
Fifth Street
Broadway
Lee
Kirby
William Lynes
Christopher Smith
Jas. Gibson
Jas. Kirby
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States of America
Ciechanati
Ism
Oliver M. Spencer
Ezekiel Hall
Wm. Disney
Benjamin Mason
John Wood
John Tuttle
Wesley Chapel
Perear
Hitchcock
Wright
James
Garlay
Metodist Society
Bartet
Agnee
Anti-License Picnic Draws Huge Athens County Crowd
A large postwar gathering in Athens University Grounds marks the Anti-License picnic with broad county representation. The event signals the likely fate of license in Athens County set for tomorrow, as townships unite in the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Daily Times
Cuo
University
Athens County
Desperate Attempts At Suicide By Wa Gayers
Between six and seven this morning Wa Gayers a 28 year old widower of 151 Clay street made two suicide attempts first shooting himself in the forehead with a small Smith and Wesson pistol then leaping from near the Marine Railway docks into shallow Ohio River water He was rescued by Officer Van Needles and taken to Cincinnati Hospital resting comfortably at noon The motive remains unclear though he has been employed by Hall Safe and Lock Co and his strange acts have attracted comment from laborers It is noted there is no doubt about the intent to end his life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieus
Cincinnati Normal School
Lathrop
Sania
Hawilton Road
Fountain of Hygiene
Board of Education
Gayers
No. 151
Clay, Street
Smith & Wesson
Ohio
Marine Railway
Van
Cincinnati
Hall Safe and Lock Co
the Star
Mutiny at the Davidson Fountain Cartoon by Will P Noble
In Wiswell’s Windows the latest Will P. Noble cartoon depicts a mutiny formed and carried out by the fifteen figures that adorn the Davidson Fountain. The scene humorously lampoons the figures tired of posing for art while the Genius of Water leads a wave of dissent and departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiswell
Will P. Noble
Davidson Fountain
Meetings on mtI license held in Esplanade and Wesley Chapel
Meetings in the interest of a mti license were held yesterday afternoon on the Esplanade and in the evening at Wesley Chapel. The Rev. W. J. and Mrs. Fee spoke at the Esplanade and the Rev. A. Bard at the latter, delivering the principal speeches.
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Esplanade
Wesley Chapel
W. J
Trotting Race at Carthage for Purse of 75 Dollars
A trotting race is scheduled at Carthage Thursday afternoon for a purse of 75 dollars. Entries include Minnie by John MS eas sorrel Limber Dick Fittle Cine Be Bug by Piste Kaift.
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Carthage
Minnie
Jno
Eas Sorrel Limber-Dick
Fittle
Piste Kaift
Grand International Scheutzenfest Opens in Chicago Parade
The Schentsedtent marks the start of the International Scheutzenfest by the Eastern Sharp-shooters Association. A vast procession features Sixth Regiment, Col Harry Gilmore's First Battalion, Marine and Fort McHenry bands, and many city bands. The parade line is festooned with flags banners and evergreens as thousands line the streets giving the city a holiday air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BattTimonk
Sharp-shooters Association
Chicago
Sixth —— Regiment
Harry Gilmore
Rey
Marine Band
Washington
Fort McHenry
Severa
Paris Carlist killers arrested after execution in Germany
A Paris report says three Carlist offenders linked to the execution of German Fohmdt were arrested after Schwidt's death. They fled toward Paris, were sent to the Belgian frontier, expelled by Belgian authorities, and returned to Paris where they were arrested again near Leopold Gallattie, 83, Louis, 19, and Feasts Tinga, 2, amid unclear details.
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New Yor
Paris
Schwidt
Parne
Leopold Gallattie
Louis
Tinga
Notable visit to Board of Trade ends with cheers
The visitor arrived with his wife and staff this morning. He was greeted with marked respect and cordiality by Board members and left amid enthusiastic cheers. The party will tour city sights today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Treasury official returns from West to testify on secret service
Wasuixerox August 17 reports Litford Wilson, Solicitor of the Treasury, has returned from the West. He will report on the secret-service division and the department plans to pursue further action after testimony is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixerox
D. C
Litford Wilson
Treasury Department
Secret-Service
Ott
Imony
Trudell's stables burned in August fire at Quipec
Fire at Trudell's live stables and driving sheds in Quipec damaged property last night. Sacsuey occupation reported by Provincial uroed. loss figures unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quipec
Trudell
Steamship Lady Lycett Reaches Queenstown for Repairs
The steamship Lady Lycett from Liverpool to Baltimore has diverted to Queenstown due to machinery failure. No injuries reported. Crew and passengers await repairs and clearance to continue voyage.
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Lexpos
Lycett
Liverpool
Baltimore
Queenstown
Young Men Christian Association to Meet Over Death of Member
John Drury of Columbia and family camp near New Observatory Mount Lookout. A meeting of all YMCA members will be held in their hall next Thursday evening to take appropriate action regarding the death of Hop Lemuel B. Fisher, ex-President and current Board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drury
Columbia
Mount Lookout
Young Men's Christian Association
Hop. Lemuel
Fisher
First Ward Anti License Meeting Report
The Anti-License meeting at Hill and Front streets Saturday drew a large crowd. J J Hooker chaired. Emmanuel Church members attended. a hymn was sung. Dr E G Dalton spoke for a constitution without the license clause. Chas Fargeson entertained with forceful language and jokes. Rev Jacob Krehbeil spoke around 10 o clock as attendees remained orderly and attentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill and
Front Streets
J.J. Hooker
Emmanuel Church
E. G. Dalton
Chas
Fargeson
Elem
Jacob Krehbeil
Trained Birds Exhibit in City Streets
A Baltimore street exhibition features trained birds performing acts such as small horse-like swings, pistols, dancing, and crowd interactions. A bird can strike a bell on cue, with the operator claiming a limit around twenty-seven strikes, after which the bird refuses. The show includes a man in a chair near a bell and a crowd’s requests for the bird to strike the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ners
The Wares story of Cea and the sea battle tale
A fragmentary account describes Carlo the dog's nautical adventure during battle like chaos at sea. The tale recounts his plunging through water, biting and challenging sea creatures, and his return ashore with injuries and cheers from onlookers.
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Igly
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Salon
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Veo
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Canada
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Eriz Covaty
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Lord Bafferia
Treasury Secret-Service Investigation
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First Ward
Cea
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Carson
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Remnnant Department
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Kentucky
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Reno
W. H. Andrews
West Fourth Street
Star Lager Beer Bottling Company
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Baghe
Mobeberlein’ Beer
Iw Bottle
Rps
Orda
Star Lager Beer Company
T. B. Estep
B. Meyer
Estep
Asverti
Perersonal
Cologne du Boudelr
Villette Fils
Cfc
Pics
Depot General
Richardson & & Tullidge
Ree Dry Pote Taalers
Fourth Street
Washington Street
JAS. P. McNamara & CO
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
John Cahill
Main Street
Miscoellan Sous
Eset Eee SS Salesecelaleasaras
Wester C. Muller
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