27 Aug 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1867
Page
1
A garbled historical OCR fragment lists several names and places such as Gimeon Hover-8 M Warner Co and Ashbrook Cov de Crawfosde with scattered references to persons and locales, lacking coherent context or a clear event.
A court discussion centers on the soap grease and tallow issue as authorities consider monop ly implications. The piece notes contested acts by officials and replies from prosecutors, with the Board of Rennie and others referenced in the proceedings.
A fragmentary 1967 letter discusses railroad links to southern routes, debating how connections between Tennessee, Texas, and other lines could serve trade and travel. It speculates on the purpose of southern connections and possible returns or benefits, with unclear references to places and figures.
An unclear excerpt reflects a rural scene with mention of Pattor and a noontide observance. The text blends agricultural imagery, imagined dialogue, and archaic phrasing, centering on rural life and weathered reflections. Further readable names or concrete events are not evident in the fragment.
An OCR fragment notes Mr. Whitworth dealing with a deposit related to a seventh location or item. The readable elements are unclear about parties, dates, or exact terms, but suggest a financial action tied to a site or event referenced as Seventh.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a police or intelligence note on French agents linked to espionage. Names and dates are unclear. the text hints at a historical report detailing a minor spy case and associated minutes. Further readable facts are not available in the readable excerpt.
A historical account details Weston the pedestrian planning a cross country walk from Portland to Chicago. It covers his daily mileage targets, the stake if he fails to reach 100 miles in 24 hours, and the route through ten states with hundreds of towns.
Reports from Washington discuss Cabinet members hinting at retirement, the Samana sale question, and military assignments. A letter from General Grant to President Johnson addresses Sheridan’s removal and the balance of civil authority in the Cumberland area.
The letter from Col. Forxer discusses Belgium’s Germanic and Latin regions famed for coal flax wheat and end cloth manufacturing and notes population and wool production figures in the United States section. It also reports a sensational trotting stallion in Paris claimed to run a mile in 2:33 with potential 2:11 under ideal training and interest from Elias Howe Jr. in acquiring him.
A fragment discusses civil functionaries and their salaries, noting D Campbell and others who understand salary hints. It mentions the requirement to make an appropriation after June 30 and acknowledges someone who acted as a gentleman by birth and breeding.
The Omaha Herald reports a boiler explosion at the Hoge boom and Robertson steam mill in Plattford Sarpy County. Two men were killed and one injured when a boiler about ten feet in diameter burst, tearing through machinery and ground.
Fragmentary text notes Vancouver Island cession and BC sea boundary questions linked to German emigration plans. Mentions August dates, Old World settlements in German cities, and a land grant proposal of 6,000 to 8,000 acres to citizens. Local political impact implied by the unsettled issue.
A canal-boat steersman killed a fellow crew member with a capitas bar in Burrao yesterday. The murdered man’s name is unknown. German societies in the city host two days of festivities in London for the German poet Freiligralo’s benefit.
Unreadable text fragment mentions an archbishop of Quebec and a death noted today. No clear names, dates, or locations present to form a coherent item with confirmed details.
Gen Grant informs the President of the Fifth Military District that he has received the order directing removal within the Missouri Department. The letter, dated August 17, 1957, discusses the sequence of official actions and references the President's response to Grant's protest over Johnson.
Foreign briefs report Vespeau death and calls for abstinence from Prussia. A conference plan outlines talks among South Italian sovereigns with Baden as venue. Reports from Marearnam mention a Russian war steamer evacuating refugees from Crete after refusal to unload. Madrid dispatches note shifting government stance and U.S. requests for Berdan rifles.
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