23 Aug 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1877
Page
1
A telegram from Morton's brother-in-law suggests that upon his death Governor Williams would name D. W. Voorhees to a Senate seat. The message arrives from Indianapolis and references Senator Morton and the Western Associated Free.
August 23 report notes bullion in the Bank of England decreased on balance. Loxpow dispatch cites Bank of Axoland data and mentions a decline in gold holdings with no further details provided.
A garbled excerpt discusses grand orient masonry acts and decrees from Ohio and Italian affiliated lodges. It references the Grand Master and secretary names, a May issuance, and a pledge of fraternal embrace within the United Masons of America.
A suspect linked to the Max Horkne murder is captured after a August 23 incident. Evidence includes a coat, razor strap, and a weapon found at 531 North vem street. The victim was struck and killed in a seat with the head injury observed.
The congress at Farsrouri, New York concludes its sessions on August 23 with the last set of discussions and reports. Delegates attend from regional scientific groups to review findings and chart future collaborations.
Correspondence reports a Hampton era serenade and Lee Monumental Association meeting in Virginia with mentions of Wade Hampton and South Carolina actors. The fragmented lines portray a period voice praising state militia and troops amid a national mood.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a mention of Oakley addressing a thief issue and a Miss Comm Whites of Chicago area. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or dates.
The readable text hints at a sale advertisement for a property or item. It mentions prominent citizens and a seated group, with references to a recent event and local personalities. The fragmentary OCR provides insufficient names or concrete details to specify place, date, or organizer.
Fragmentary text from Highland County references a convention, coroner and individuals such as Thomas Leng Shen and John W Kibier along Count upen road. It notes aims to pick a purpose of the convention and related music and family terms.
Special dispatch reports Senator Morton recovering from a paralytic stroke with improved nerves and clear mind. He consumes a small game dinner and experiences temporary pain, then shows signs of overall recuperation under medical care and family presence at Governor Burbank’s residence. Doctors express hopeful anticipations while awaiting further progress.
Ex Special Agent William B Moore vows to sue General Boynton for malicious libel if a presidential commission does not probe the charges that led to Moore’s removal Moore contends Boynton tried to blackmail him and hopes to gain a point against Boynton in court The DC district pushes removal of incompetent dishonest officials seeking honest efficient service
Delegates from Butler and Warren Counties met in Leibee's Hall to nominate a candidate for State Senate. The convention proceeded after 11 o clock with officers and vice presidents presiding as ballots were cast for candidates including Symmes Kee Stokes Traber Symmes and others, recording vote tallies for the county delegation.
The Zanesville Knights of Ivanhoe, escorted by the Columbus cadets, paraded this morning in Columbus. A tournament is scheduled for 2 PM. The city observes a holiday.
The August 23 program at Saratoga included a first race purse of one half a seom and bread’s Parole walked over the course. The second race offered $500 for a 20 race handicap, won by Vera Crus in 2.3914 with Wash. Booth second and Vermont third. Theo Waller led the favorite in 2.21% with Kelso second and Dandy third.
The President arrives in Manchester amid cheers and welcoming remarks by local officials and residents. He emphasizes unity, equal rights, and shared American citizenship while complimenting Judge Key and Cabinet members. The reception follows a day of speeches as the presidential party departs by train.
A letter from Hon. J H Williams accepting the Democratic nomination for Governor of Maine praises resolutions of the second party and expresses full approval of the party's doctrine and wisdom on Southern questions. The letter marks Williams commitment to Democratic principles.
Two divorces were heard in Covington Court as Liselle and Moses Helvey faced off. The night featured a city parade with a band of fourteen from the Maier Commandery en route for a subsequent event. A somber note marked the proceedings with mentions of traveling players and a tragic element surrounding Guoavene.
Unclear OCR text reports bids in a market scene with references to Cooper’s ares arena and Philadelphia Market. Mentions 265 bid 82 6 percent and a $245 price. Notes quiet crude refined conditions and a waiting position at market.
An ad from ISBELL & CO., Jewelers and Importers at 58 West Fourth St, promotes fully tested pel anes with claimed accuracy and durability for customers.
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