27 Aug 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1869
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief letter or column titled Letter from Bilisboro with scattered phrases Ssheni a SPON DENCE and GENGUENATI M. KE. CONTERE, lacking clear context or readable details to establish a full news item or distinguishing facts.
A fragmentary 1869 report from Cincinnati Conference talks about a revival led by Rev. D. J. and experiences at Walnut Hills, and notes on holiness, perfection, and aged members. The piece references travel by wagon and train, and describes Salt Lake and Mormon history shaping pioneer routes and settlement in Iowa and neighboring areas.
Special correspondence from Lancaster notes the Ohio Grape-Growers Association meeting at City Hall with reports on regional grape rot, the Iona and Delaware varieties faring well, Catawbas badly affected near the lake, and a sulfur cure discussed. observations span Sandusky to Ashtabula plus remarks from Clyde and Circleville as the group endures a malodorous season and notes a forthcoming reform farm trip.
A fragmented report details growers from Zanesville to Circleville presenting 95 pear and apple varieties, plus Delaware and Catawba grapes. It notes efforts at the State Fair in Toledo and mentions the health and schooling scene, pine forest depletion, and canal harbor ideas, with local civic observations. The piece also covers canal junction rumors and a youth gang incident in a city, ending with remarks on regional commerce and connections.
The Alaska Times defends Gen. Davis against slander in a July report. It mentions thinning and burning a third of apple and plum trees over the past year and discusses Western forests. The Chicago convention criticized lumber prices in Chicago, a city that usually keeps lumber costs down.
In Ohio a list of scattered notes cites Ex-Governor Dennison planning a political stump as soon as his health permits. Mentions other topics from Turin's universal exhibition to a Cromwell era coin, and a variety of brief, era-tinged items spanning politics and local events.
Secretary Rawlins shows improvement last evening while the great international boat race looms today. Scranton coal miners plan to resume work next Monday and a large woolen mill is planned for Denver this fall. Troops depart Omaha for the Pacific coast, with talk of a railroad tariff war. The President visits the White Mountains as Saratoga engagements begin tomorrow amid Republican tensions in Texas. Illinois coal mines report Wednesday night losses. Greeley accepts a keynote invitation at an International Exhibition event. A drunken man falls on a Terre Haute rail line near dawn. The National Bank-note Company settles fractional currency orders and plans to continue full disbursements. Spanish and political dispatches include Casarane trials and a Republican convention in Niles with L. D. Woodworth renominated. Pacific snow-shed damage exceeds initial estimates and rail operations adjust accordingly. Hazleton miners meet to discuss wage restructuring amid Lehigh region concerns.
A Sioux City Times correspondent describes the Winnebago Agency annual distribution of annuities in Dakota City Nebraska on August 13. He reports on the Quaker Agents and the proposed Indian policy, urging adoption of reforms and a shift toward trust and restraint rather than confidence.
During a festival at Tread Tinky a central ornament with a taper caught fire. The roof structure collapsed and people were thrown to the floor. Seventy? injured and sixteen bodies recovered as authorities restored order amid chaos.
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