31 Aug 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1867
Page
1
The readable text lists scattered proper nouns and place names such as Ohio, Dayton, Hamilton, Ontario, Creems, and Underscored initials. No coherent event, date, or clear notice action is present beyond a garbled roster of individuals and places.
LW Jocelyn of Marietta and EK Ayres of New York figures in a brief item noting connections between two individuals. The notice records their names and cities, suggesting a social or professional linkage reported in this segment.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions movements, church, masses, and the Sab bath quest. It references desire for progress, early season actions, and factors exciting the general public. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable.
A fragmentary local notice lists morning and evening preaching at Christ Church on West Court Street and Ninth Street, noting Methodist and United Brethren services, sacraments, and church events. It mentions Rev. Cook, Rev. Mee, and other names, with invitations to the public.
Rome dispatch reports Albano crowded with visitors when cholera outbreak struck the town. 117 cases and 16 deaths among about 6000 residents. Authorities and soldiers aided by Cardinal Altieri and officials, with evacuees and families fleeing toward Rome.
The article notes bankruptcies filed in the United States District Court and announces Laney schools to reopen next Monday after a vacation. It lists school staff wages and positions including Dr J W Hall principal and assistants with monthly salaries, and references district school administration.
A minor accident occurred Saturday involving a member of John Robinson's Circus. Officials reported the incident happened during a routine performance, with no serious injuries. the show continued as scheduled.
A chaotic 19th century scene surrounds Richard Smith an editor and Republican nominee as critics accuse Johnson supporters of conspiracies. The crowd cheers, a sonnet to Smith is read, then threats and whispers of rebellion echo amid political posturing and calls for unity.
In Malta Illinois, a three year old wandered from home Friday morning. A massive search by local men traced tiny barefoot prints through deep prairie grass before the child was found alive about five o clock. Relief and gratitude filled the crowd as grieving parents embraced their recovered child.
Officials suspend troop movements, fair activities, and student exams. In Naples all ships arriving from Leghorn face quarantine to prevent spread of illness.
An 1850s update details La Harpe in Hancock County Illinois, noting its river-side advantage, planned railroad connection to Warsaw, and expected growth. It highlights local figures like Z. Parker, inventor of the Parker water wheel, and outlines town prospects including a machine shop, flouring mill, lumber yard, and wool factor. It also mentions educational aims at the Academical College and upcoming general improvements as the town prepares for rapid development.
Col N B Swertzex outlines camp at La Prele river in Dacoran territory. He describes locating Fort Fetterman at the river mouth, telegraph reconnection near Sweet Water, and a rail linked wagon route to upper posts. He notes a reconnaissance across the mountains toward Cheyenne Pass and a pleasant march with abundant game north of the route.
A Centra lia Sentinel clipping notes Sixteen car loads of peaches shipped Wednesday to Ohr ednesday and others sent toward Chicago. The article describes an ice packed shipment with peaches in good condition ready for New York and cites an active fruit season ahead if railroads handle fruit promptly.
Italian journals announced that last week eight waterspouts burst over the village of Palezzole near Udi Ite. The rare meteor events were observed by locals, with reports noting sudden skies and gusty winds but few injuries.
Washington reports issued orders to refuse payment on fraudulent discharge papers. Soldiers told to present papers to the local pay district chief for verification, with officer notification to guard against impersonation. Grant’s command signed by E. Towssesp AAG. Tobacco and spirits revenue climbs. Rumor of Steedman as War Secretary denied.
Reading through a rough OCR, the text references a New York August 30 report on constitutional conventions, elections, and reorganizations. It mentions the Revenue Board, metropolitan redistricting, inspectors, and a suppression of abortion connections, with names and places like Pittown and Losada. It notes a confidence man swindling Henry Edass and an upcoming bankruptcy case involving Geo. L. Schuyler of R. & L. Schuyler and an execution of Bridget.
Fragmentary notes suggest a murder motive tied to replacing Mrs Corrivi in a household. A ship’s arrival at Fort Benton carried a fortune from Demerara, sparking speculation about hidden treasure and involvement of local figures.
The war steamers es Bouvet arrived last night free. The steamer Aleppe from Liverpool arrived tonight.
Pree Beatie and Gen Hassien plan a three week trip to Canada followed by travel to Amaticn for medical vials. The journey will occupy three months in total.
On August 20 four tenement houses on Fourteenth street and Third avenue were struck by fire. By August 30 Co. liquor store No 39 Me street suffered water damage and losses are estimated at about 2,000 with repairs possibly reaching 100,009.
Arrangements for the Northwestern rest at the Indianapolis Saengerfest are nearly complete with a large carnival and 200 or 7,008 a erected on Courthouse Square. Daily newspaper correspondents will visit the Journal office for credentials and to receive visitor passes on Friday night.
From Charleston Registration a caattretex at 28 records one hundred eighty four registered to day. seventy five of them are whites.
Reports allege frauds involving Munackis August 30 at the Waste re rey factory s mill and Miner Winters Refinery on Spring Street in Milwaukie. Authorities pursue details of government fraud allegations.
A local merchant group in Bichased organized a board to oversee daily activities and business matters. The move signals structured local governance and potential collaboration with nearby firms. Representatives from several shops attended the meeting.
A fragment from Savannah mentions an anonymous note or rumor about a secret message or sign. The text is garbled but indicates a possibly deliberate or eerie communication tied to a local figure. No clear names or dates emerge from the readable portion.
The text reports a damaged fragment describing crew losses and ship conditions, mentions General Sheridan's Order No. 129 re appointing officials, and cites police or inspector duties to enforce law. It references repairs or construction and a state context, but many details are garbled.
Foreign news brief notes the Resalations and the Medal of Crete featured in congressional coverage. The item highlights international affairs and ceremonial honors connected to Crete, with emphasis on diplomatic recognition.
From Fort to Leite Bhate on of. (Content unreadable. no clear facts or entities to summarize.)
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