28 Aug 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1867
Page
1
Einor and Col J A Comy are named in a Harveys section item. The brief entry notes their involvement with a local matter and references the Harveys organization.
In a fragmented report, Wallace tops Atkins as Mingus and Rockwood encounter Veerge and Sismons with Neal F Vanghas among players listed. The details are unclear but indicate a local game lineup and partial scores.
The article describes a 2 PM event where teachers gather across rooms for roll call and order. Prizes include silk flags and silver, with multiple award levels and remarks from the Association president. Attendees are urged to maintain attendance as many country teachers are present.
The report describes a chaotic Shutzensfest in Chicago with a German picnic atmosphere. Participants move through stations in a shooting event amid a noisy crowd as onlookers chase distant shots and listen to the bassoon accompaniment.
Private Berlin letters indicate France is not sincere in supporting Peessias-cnutal. The dispatch suggests France aims to influence Northern Parisment while avoiding provocation of hostilities. The Prague Article S note is cited as evidence of France’s foreign policy position and public opinion.
Exchange Gleanings reports early science on fermentation air bubbles in wine and vacuum effects, notes a Mechanics' Industrial Fair in New York with invitations to bring inventions, and discusses cotton crop prospects including worm damage and potential recovery amid political events and immigration talks in Tennessee.
Fragmentary notes discuss political prisoners and a proposed pardon in the colonial setting. References to Aug 13 and discussions by figures named Semmes and Hardy Witt hint at a motion in a legislative body and potential royal or colonial authority. The text suggests debate over clemency without division but lacks clear details.
Fragmentary item notes plans by Garibaldians to patrol the coast to deter a Papal landing and protect revolutions echoing France, referencing a September Convention and divisions ready for action at sea.
Crowds gathered at the railway station on August 12 to welcome Danish and French excursionists. The Burgomaster delivered a speech in French praising shared interests and humanity. Enthusiastic reception and displays of support followed as officials denied rumors of discord between the nations.
A burglar entered a German Sonnenschein gun shop on Preaklin avenue and stole about $75. The next night a second theft occurred at Spence store. A man was found fatally shot nearby by a door at dawn, with a ball entry through the body. police and a coroner’s inquest followed.
A 1867 letter urges constructing a junction rail line from the Brighton House to the Little Miami Rail Depot, proposing tracks and warehouses to ease freight transfer and offer recreation. It argues a city-wide plan would benefit residents, banks, and the Southern trade without heavy outlay, calling for public agitation and broad support.
A Hudson Star report recounts a hermit Elias Ton ann rae 8 yeeets gh wines 7 san st who hid silver treasure within his hair and cave, prompting locals to seek riches. The tale follows thieves, a witch accusation, and a court verdict awarding $500 while the hermit’s money vanishes with time.
Dispatches from Washington report changes in command and plans for Gen Hancock, with Sheridan and Canby to be reassigned. References to Grant’s cabinet rumors and protests about district leadership. Includes bank note redemption and rail funding notes, plus regional crop and public meetings across the South and Georgia.
A Bul correspondent from the City of Mexico reports Juarez entering the capital to a warm reception and urging clemency and moderation in victory. He vows to quell armed factions, reduce the army to eighteen thousand, and release prisoners to heal the nation.
General Pope ordered the closure of a Georgia university following a student commencement speech. The campus is to be converted for other uses as a punitive measure against the speech. Voters in the South discuss party lines with Freedmen for Congress. An amendment to a jury order revokes portions hindering the current term of courts. Crop rains have damaged yields in the Middle and Southern regions. The Mobile & Ohio Railroad line is being connected with new service. trains run regularly starting today.
An explosion at a Benair Company mill in Bryauxotos Virginia on August 27 killed Wm. Downs who was blown to fragments. Abraham Moon and Ein Cunningham were injured as the blast caused only light structural damage and the cause remains unknown.
From the Pacific Coast San Francisco August 27 the Chamber of Commerce has called a meeting to consider the memorial of ship masters regarding the difficulty with sailor landlords. Five ships are waiting for crews.
The base ball match between the Mutuals and Pouity was won by the Pastimes in Baltimore.
Seven workmen were swept into the river when a trestle on the new bridge collapsed. One man died, others were slightly injured. The incident occurred at Haraiseveo on August 27.
August 27 reports from Berlin and London relay political maneuvering on slavery, imperial ambition, and diplomacy. Mentions King Prinas, Prussia, and Bismarck. Bancroft’s audio contact with the U.S. minister. dinners in Berlin. and Denmark renewing claims to Schleswig amid broader European tension.
The August 27 report notes the steamer Villa de Paris with Bu an conen to the Lithinet. and mentions tensions over North Schleswig with possible Danish actions. A telegram from M. See French bearing details about bids and a celebrated Tor’s top, while Seabmasiatin's vessel sails to Constantinople. A Stadtgart letter references protection amid sacred debt concerns and a future disposal plan.
A damaged OCR note lists a newspaper remedy claiming to cure diarrhea and early cholera. It prescribes shaking a mixture of vines and peer, avoiding certain stemmed plants, and taking a teaspoonful with water, noting it should prove effective when used in first stages.
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