Entrant Arrivals Highlight Local Officials and Promoters
Notes show arrivals of key figures including Howes and L. A. Puart among promoters Tou. at a civic event. The fragment indicates a meeting involving principals and local leaders.
19 Aug 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1867
Page
1
Notes show arrivals of key figures including Howes and L. A. Puart among promoters Tou. at a civic event. The fragment indicates a meeting involving principals and local leaders.
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions a Potter Inspector and a list of items including money and a gun, with scattered words. Details are unreadable, but reference to an official figure or notice remains.
Special Correspondence Cincinnati Times describes a Saturday afternoon at New York's Central Park. The narrative follows Evelina and Augustus as they stroll past arbors near the lake, watch boaters, and listen to Dodsworth's Band while a crowd of visitors enjoys the scenery. The piece contrasts urban leisure with the park’s social bustle and notes the cherished rituals of a springtime outing.
Special correspondence from Cincinnati Times reports a Connecticut letter from New Haven dated August 16. The writer laments social divisions, student life, and the scarcity of marriages between locals and students. He notes New England manners, frugality, and Yale’s campus as an uninviting display of old brick buildings.
A Washington dispatch discusses Reconstruction, policy aims, and the influence of key figures in the South. It notes General Pope’s views, Alabama and Florida voting trends for or against reconstruction, and possible official reshuffles including Major General Thomas’s reassignment.
Fragmented report from New York dated August 16 mentions weekly deaths including yellow fever, financial losses from a failing bank with $5,000 loss to a Mr. Tee, and a funeral set for Thursday for ex-Gov. Wright.
Receipts from customs for the first five days of the week totaled two and a half million. The report highlights early turnover and indicates ongoing collection efforts.
Fragmentary report notes a poisoning case with unknown parties. Five whites and three blacks died and six to eight others not expected to recover. Location referenced as Vicksburg with Savannah date August 17. Remaining text mentions counties and a large colored population but is unclear.
General Sheridan orders a local election in Louisiana supervised by United States troops to ensure voting logistics and security. The move aims to maintain orderly conduct as authorities oversee the process and enforce compliance with federal directives.
Uncertain OCR text notes arrests and investigations tied to a planned attack on Montevideo Government House with mentions of Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires and a Cuban link. details are fragmented and not clearly stated.
September 17 report notes a soldiers meeting before the union condemning the removal of Mr. Stanton. The crowd adopts strong resolutions urging the President’s expulsion of Stanton to prevent interference with Sheridan and other department commanders.
John Miller, a fireman, fell from a fourth story window to the sidewalk and was instantly killed.
Fragmentary notes describe a crowd in Bliss with a barn fire and a police response. A ship sent to Boston for reinforcements arrived with twenty five men this morning as officers conducted seizures at an early hour. The town was visited by a strong force and additional seizures followed.
In a highly interesting game at the Fair Luna grounds, Lawrenceburg Woolen Mills defeated Aurora 108 to 58. The event drew many spectators, with both teams showing competitive play despite uneven scoring.
From St Louis August 18 report that Indian saints Desmel and Parker who accompanied a party to the Missouri River have returned. They were met with cordial reception from tribes and settlers along the Yellow Stone region. About one hundred violent men sought an interview but failed. nine hundred Indian children were deprived during the absence of the commissioners. Peace remains anxious that Peibes accompany them though his refusal prevents a long absence.
In the Detroit event the base Bally Se eee imainen won the 28 city second Heathon C W and the fate of prizes hinges on final close matches to be decided by Tuesday.
During an inspection by the H and New Haven crew, a rescue attempt went awry as one man drowned while another was saved. The incident involved a small set of throes and fiber gear, with the depth increasing as the rescue unfolded.
The Tel and Me uests e Editors of the ie discuss action in Lecuestetan s Order No 49. Sani Ootoal of ts Chronicle and Sen of A ap approve of the meeting.
Fragmentary note mentions August 1 and President Johnson not present. References to Germans and attendees are unreadable, no clear event, place, or outcome can be identified.
A brief note reports expansion work at the AE ETT corner. Details remain sparse, with officials not releasing dates or scope, but construction is expected to affect traffic in the area.
Weather and crops update from Georgia notes hot conditions in August with rainfall generally good. Caterpillar appears in some sections affecting yields. overall prospects remain hopeful despite localized damage.
Secretary Ma Stanto Michee and Hooper will spend a few days by the sea while Dr. Stanton is away.
Bremmoxp reports an athletic result dated August 17 claiming the U defeated Oana hee Chiseened in a competitive event. Details remain unclear from the fragmentary OCR.
August dispatches report weather and political notes from England and Germany. Reports mention storms and general elections in Britain, plus naval salutes from Groutlet and reactions from the United States fleet.
The Gazette de Italia reports a contagious disease erupting in Goa Candia with French ships relocating over 900 families to Gieede. It notes political upheaval in Constantinople and the French Council General election, while describing casualties, houseless families, and unrest linked to European finance and governance.
The text appears as a garbled political remark mentioning a catholic party and dissatisfaction with actions, but the content is incoherent and lacks identifiable facts, dates, or names to form a clear summary.
A crime was reported in the parish after a forty year gap, drawing attention to local safety and historical quiet. Parish officials and residents await details as investigations proceed.
The Omaha Herald prints details of the Fort Kearney attack with information received from quarters in the city. The report describes a raid on a train near Fort Kearney with casualties and the ox-yokes used to corral and drive off the wagon teams.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss intemperance and school debate themes. The text references a movement or discussion on temperance in education and suggests widespread engagement, though specifics are unclear.
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