22 Aug 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1867
Page
1
A brief note discusses promoting the usefulness of the VIP in shaping the moral tone and physical vigor of young men. It emphasizes discipline, character, and Reserve strength as guiding aims. The passage ties moral leadership to athletic and bodily vigor.
Fragmentary text lists individuals and places including Messerole Ser the telowine list in the canal and mentions Besagen Major and Leurel along with Lockiand, suggesting a historical or genealogical record.
A fragment mentions an exam of a revolver and a ball entering an arm. It notes a doctor present and an official, Superintendent, attending the case. The text hints the accident will not deter business.
A historical letter discusses forming a Union Depot and concentrating rail lines in one city to boost freight and passenger movement. The author urges local support for a Southern Railroad Union Depot plan and warns against competing routes that bypass the city.
A Cincinnati Times special correspondent chronicles a day trip by steamers along the Hudson River from New York to Albany, detailing koguing river scenery, ferries, and notable landmarks from Verplanck Point to Sing Sing. The narrative notes distances, elevations, and fortifications seen along the way, including Sing Sing and Rockland Lake.
A severe hail storm crossed the county leaving a two mile wide streak. Crops and fences were damaged, mainly wheat fields cut and several buildings affected. Reports indicate ongoing losses and insurance claims as residents assess the damage.
A Portland Maine jury heard a bigamy case where the defendant claimed no marriage to the woman identified as his first wife. The trial weighed circumstantial marriage proof including years with the woman and family ties, with jurors urged to consider various forms of evidence such as certificates or witness testimony.
Three years ago Charlestown Massachusetts workers started a cooperative store with $800 capital. It grew to $7,500 capital and paid over $8,000 in dividends. A plan to add $5,000 more capital and open a branch drew strong support with 650 new five dollar shares taken, mostly by existing stockholders. This success highlights cooperative advantages.
Various brief items report on a New Hampshire cork factory, a mastodon discovery in Indiana, local misfortunes, and political rumors. Other notes mention a woman in Cleveland fleeing brewing troubles, a train incident, a gambler's ticket found in Missouri, and a Leipsic bookseller planning serials. Also covered are a yacht club pig chase, Lake Winnipesaukee islands, and a rattlesnake incident at Tun Bridge Wells.
Last night’s dispatches report brief city news items and summaries transmitted to the Cincinnati Daily Times via telegraph service. Local incidents, weather notes, and minor updates fill the latest column.
A suspect tied to multiple frauds totaling 20690 dollars was arrested in New Orleans and arrived in Norfolk today to face charges. The case involves alleged theft schemes targeting several victims and local businesses.
Washington dispatches report on Italian cholera developments and updates on the Great Missouri Bridge project, summarizing official statements and public interest in these two prominent stories of the day.
Fragmentary text indicates an August 21 General Order from Pope headquarters directing actions within a department. The readable portion mentions discrimination issues and may reference personnel or procedural directives, but the full context remains unclear due to damaged wording.
From Washington August 21 officers mustered out General 6 today Acting Secretary of War issues directive to take effect on the 1st of month. Cholera's spread reported in Sicily though Palermo sees decline. Consuls in Brindisi and Palermo note cholera conditions and expect adjustments in military staffing.
Reports detail a ship explosion with significant loss and insurance disputes. Lawsuits seek damages from underwriters while shipments from Hamburg are challenged as forwarders. Royal duties and Parliament in recess wrap a period of international protests and revolutions.
Florence correspondent reports cholera spreading from Sicily to Caltanissetta with a rising death toll. Naples dispatch notes palermo plagued as authorities and guards struggle to aid the overwhelmed sick and dying amid widespread distress. The daily death average reaches about 190 in one location.
Renewed reports note the appearance of the bag darseg with little damage estimated. Details remain unclear as August 21 communication references ongoing observations and potential effects.
An elderly Black man near Galatin was murdered this morning before daybreak. His son was wounded in the escape, while the driver for a Gallatin business, Franklin, was killed and the assailants are unknown. The case will be heard next month.
In San Praxcisco on August 21 the United States District Attorney Lake filed suit against the schooner Sarah's owners to recover 64800 for damage alleged in a ceed fraud case. The report also notes wheat exports and a moving volcanic activity, with ship Comet delivering news from July 28 and a cargo of sea salt.
The Cameron Railroad Bridge across the Missouri River near Kansas City was formally begun with Masonic ceremonies led by John D. V Grand. Over 6 000 people from nearby towns gathered as iron work begins, bridge length 1400 feet with a central draw and six stone arches. Completion aimed within a year and plans promise through connections to New York and Boston via Quincy.
A Fenian Convention session in New York is noted with discussion of bonds and trades. The report mentions Benson & Son in Chambers Street and a test suit against the Merchants Union Express Company, with officers awaiting further information.
A lecture at Masonica Street in New York by John O'Connor argued the social condition of Ireland relates to its relations with other nations and its moral state, praised patriotism, urged unity of Irish workers, and called for better housing, education, and religious harmony, with audience applause interspersed.
August 21 report notes the Comptroller Surveyor City Attorney and Coroner will convene with the Commanding General to discuss reconstruction efforts amid a surge of fever deaths. Weather described as cool and pleasant.
A mangled report states General Geo H Loumyva was sent to prison after a murder case. The suspect, described as a Beg murderer, fled from Albany and was recaptured near Heckville Fay. He arrived in New Albany under guard for recommitment.
A defaulter arrest involves a Gosgee Navy Yard clerk named ForTre ss Mossor in Aust 21. The proprietor, who died a year ago and went to England, is mentioned in relation to the case. The fragmentary text notes legal action and custody considerations following the death and emigration.
An audience member seated in the church nap while a clergyman spoke, the incident drawing attention as the preacher continued, a water tumbler later provided from the desk to revive the drowsy listener. The scene puzzled attendees and sparked quiet laughter among nearby congregants.
No coherent facts readable. Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text.
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