29 Aug 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1872
Page
1
Information from official North Carolina sources reaches the Attorney General's office prompt to convene a Cabinet meeting at 1 PM. The session focuses on the construction status of the Kenens Pacific Railway and related regional implications.
Miss Matilda Fletcher spoke to a large Grant Republican gathering in Lama Oregon. The hall was packed with attendees and many stood outside. She praised President Grant's administration and cited strong Democratic opposition from Senators Sumner Seburz and Trumbull. The speech drew frequent applause.
In Worcester Massachusetts on August 29 a Republican convention nominated Hon Thomas Talbot for governor and kept the old ticket with William B Washburn as candidate for lieutenant governor Electors at large were J Hear Concord and John H Milton Milton for Milton were named as electors at large The group backed the Whig partys financial policy and urged support for minor candidates in line with party leadership.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a coalition in Louisiana proposing a joint slate of nominees. It references agreement and a national democratic context, with emphasis on unity and a forthcoming consolidated ticket amid political negotiations.
The report notes a rumour that the Cuban Provisional Government may offer a loan of £20,000,000 to Spain for Cuban independence, though Spain’s assent is uncertain. It also describes a prize fight near New Albany with twelve rounds, Gallagher punished, McDonald failing to come to time on the thirteenth.
The article notes unsettled weather at Dexter Park affecting the race program. It mentions delays and the plan to run the first races later, with the original schedule possibly altered and the Dexter event continuing beyond the current forecast.
Report from New York dated August 29 notes a rough crowd in Niagara Falls broke down barriers. Subjects were recaptured, and efforts by authorities contained the disturbance despite chaotic scenes and noisy spectators.
The Herald of New York contends that recent imputations against its Explorer coverage are unfounded. It asserts fairness in reporting and denounces accusations as misrepresentations of its journalistic integrity.
A marine special dispatch sent at 6 55 P M yesterday provides details for readers of the Times and Chronicle, outlining a notable maritime development or incident and its immediate implications for port activity and navigation.
Fragmented notes report an 108 year old death in Day County and a heated four mile race at Long Branch stirring local crowds. Democratic calls for a Tren ton state convention on Sept 11 are mentioned alongside crop losses in Indian Bay and incendiary fires at Woodstock.
A collection of dispatches and letters dated August 27 to August 29 recount Charles O Conor’s endorsement of the Louisville movement, Indiana and Iowa delegates for Straight-Out Democrats, and regional reports on party splits, county nominations, and various political and social updates across Missouri, Michigan, Nebraska, and Oregon. The items mention opposition to party fusion, call for voting against reform plans, and broader political maneuvering.
The record lists nominees and parties across districts including R V Brown Democrat Ninth Virginia Eppa Hunton Democrat Eighth Lane Republican Twenty third New York W E Lansing Republican Twenty third New York C B McAfee Liberal and Democrat Sixth Missouri Wisner Democrat and Liberal Sixth Michigan Ellis H Roberts Republican Oneida County New York Convention by H A Vogelbach Democrat Third Pennsylvania will not withdraw to support Liberals The Centre pose Hon Pa a Barina sandstone tee
The article discusses the evolving view on petroleum's origin and composition, noting that coal is not the sole source and that bituminous coal beds are not known within fifty miles of oil fields. It argues carbon dominates in petroleum and coal may contribute to its minerals, while limestone and sandstone influence extraction chemistry.
Fragmented OCR reading notes grain and water pricing at Western lake region with vague figures and dates. Mentions Shana and Neve names, August as a month, and a large 61,000,000 Ssp figure amid unclear context.
A late 19th century Quinc y Whig reminiscence honors Old Charley, a trusted war horse who carried his master through battle and hardship. The piece notes his bravery, occasional wounds, and loyalty, describing how he endured theft and longing for “hard tack” food, and ends with sorrow at his sudden passing.
An extract from Washington Irving recollections in the Home Journal recalls a near fatal incident in Canada. While canoeing on the St Lawrence a Native guide led the party to a wigwam where Margy the squaw cooked and offered drink as the group approached the hut.
A large Colored Citizens mass meeting in Ricamona Indiana featured a two mile parade with five thousand people, bands and uniforms. Peter H. Clack of Cincinnati urged continued Republican support, arguing the party freed the race and detailing acts needed for protection against Democratic opposition.
Special dispatch notes Senator Morton arrived to a torched sendoff by two hundred torches and a large crowd at the depot. He was escorted to Samuel Orr's residence amid cheering citizens. He is slated to speak this afternoon. Also reported is Minnie Miller's suicide at Logan and Pasture alley, marking a third self-inflicted death in three days.
Ritter Leverson & Co of London report a Chicago or American buyer purchased many rough diamonds months ago with disregard for weight. They say these stones supported the claims of the Arizona diamond discoverers. The Times questions the linking of Latham Barlow and General McClellan to the Arizona enterprise.
Chicago on August 29 reports altercations and a chaotic scene as a promoter and hunters depart for Pisins in the morning. Dexter Park races are scheduled to start at 2 P M after clearing weather.
Cleveland August 2 Mrs Harrie Levi drowned while bathing in Lake Erie last evening. Her body was recovered.
In Evansville the schedule shows Port List Ajex and lean up with multiple departures to New Orleans Cairo Louisville and Idlewild with times from 1 PM to 8 AM. Heavy rains yesterday reduced conditions but today is mostly cloudy to pleasant with some clearing. The river reports a six inch fall while business remains moderately active.
Early this morning the remains of Sutch George a well known section band on the M and C Railroad were found near the station at Goshen and Wilmington pike nine miles east of Loveland He had been to Bracchester with his wife and children and while returning about nine o clock that night somewhat intoxicated walked along the track where he was struck by the express train and mutilated almost beyond recognition The Grant Guards of the Ninth Ward will meet at the Vine street Engine house this evening to elect officers A full attendance is requested especially of those who wish to join the guards.
August 29 Wheat and corn prices range with private sales noted. No. 2 old corn at 3c decline. rye and oats mixed with firm tones. receipts show 20,200 bushels meat and 14,300 bushels wheat shipped to Toledo. Beef, lard, and hog markets steady to active with mixed freight notes and regional price variations.
Government Directors assess the Transcontinental Railroad's status and winter readiness. They praise efficient department work and foresee uninterrupted operation if protections and fences hold against snow. They condemn the Wyoming Coal Company contract as indefensible and urge strict, legitimate management to align company interests with government advances and rapid country development.
A Christian Intelligence correspondent from Long Branch observes a plain buggy and a calm, bearded driver amid a crowd of festive riders. He recalls April memories of the war’s end, praising the warrior-statesman’s private life and moral steadiness without political boasting.
Ridumoxp August 29 reports a long speech by a Democratic speaker arguing the party is not dead but playing possum. White guards line the march as General Browne and Judge Wilson speak amid a large meeting surpassing a prior event welcoming Senator Wilson. A torch light procession, festival, and dances follow. Colored demonstrators and white supporters prepare for further displays at Centerville.
Washington August 29 The Cabinet meeting adjourned at 1 30 pm after a session of two and a half hours. It was not stated what matters were considered Solicitor Smith of the Interior Department is acting secretary during Secretarys absence The President returns to Long Branch tonight An auction sale of accumulated patent office models drew junk dealers and model makers prices not stated Mrs Harlans illness likely keeps him from attending
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Asbland Ohio reports brakeman William Kirby on the local freight train between Kent and Galion fell between cars near Seville Station while attempting to pass and had his left leg cut off below the knee.
In England on August 29 Loxvox reports several Liverpool cotton operators have failed due to speculative speculation in cotton afloat, triggering concern over the local market and financial stability.
The steamship James Stephenson was burned off Lisbon with all passengers and crew saved. Lompon reports the vessel ATRAMSHIP incident details indicating a fire occurred at sea and no fatalities were recorded.
August reports from Lisson describe terrible cholera ravages in India with enormous fatalities, including thousands in Lahore and other large cities. London notes President Thiers has barred demonstrations on September 4, the Republic’s anniversary.
A chaotic scene unfolds as heavy settee clashes with officers amid a drunken contest. Bids for medals and gold are noted, with Curtin and Genm. Barlow implicated in the disorder as officers act to restore order.
Lochiel captured the Long Branch steeplechase this afternoon over about three miles, securing a $1,000 purse with a time of 9:14. Other runners competed as spectators watched the annual running on August 29 in Long Branch, New York.
N J Augne 29 A hotel murder shocks locals as Melain Sanford allegedly shoots his father Mishael after reports of repeated domestic abuse. The son acted to stop the beating, leaving the elder wounded. Police investigate motive and timeline.
Wrimisetos North Carolina August 29 Rev James Gibbenesour of North Carolina reassure Pine IX at Poon pail Baal Bishop of Richmond V.
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