31 Aug 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1874
Page
1
A man claimed three assailants robbed him near the track in Indiana at about 10 o clock, tying the incident to a broader violent crime. Police seek suspects Gardner is identified in relation to the case and the events are described as heinous.
In Chillicothe on Friday night burglars entered the Postmaster Holcombe home and escaped unseen, taking only an empty pocketbook. The Sonanet W L Jack on Caldwell street and commissioners approved a $200000 matter signed by Theodore Spetnagie, William A. Jones, John Paneske, D R Harness, John D Madeirs, Marcus Boggs, Scott Cook, and Hugh Bell.
Dayton dispatch notes August 31 with reports of a stirring political speech by a local leader, Johnny Manning twice arrested for arson at barns in Miami City, and a one day Picnic Convention by the Pioneers of Montgomery during the Fair. Also listed are arrests of eight baseball players for Sunday ordinance violations, a Woman's Christian Association fete planned for City Park, Seebohm widow’s involvement in a trouble incident with a Weaver House resident, Aleck’s mid night arrival and transfer to Urleans, and John Spuggman reported dying Sunday evening.
A fragment from a New Hampshire item notes a dated August 90 entry about Ty en Wied tale. The readable text mentions a mountain region and a geographic reference, suggesting a brief travel or local note without clear events or identities.
Fragmentary report from Cleveland dated August 29 1889 describes a disturbance in the recently annexed Fifteenth Ward. The account mentions damage to property and injuries to three persons amid chaotic events as police or bystanders tried to restore order. A second August 30 note references losses and ongoing concerns about safety in the city.
August 31 dispatch from Washington reports George W. Taylor will act as Supervising Inspector of Steamboats until a successor to General Smith is appointed. The State Department wing nears completion and will move in October, while the Navy prepares new quarters and the Treasury issues bond calls with the public debt statement.
Fire in Washington extinguished by midnight Saturday destroyed Mills in Indiana, causing about eight thousand dollars in damage with five thousand insured. The Miami Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church ended its annual session in the city Saturday.
August 31 dispatches from San Francisco summarize July developments with Augusta King and early autumn news. The report notes the thermbess cost four dollars and references the introduction of ot yumm of tele.
A three day celebration features participants in native attire and a series of festive events across local venues. Organizers encourage community members to join in the colorful displays and cultural showcases.
The Great Eastern had paid out six hewtives alt Soctraavan miles of the Anglo American Company's cable as of yesterday noon, a measure indicating progress in completing regional communications infrastructure.
Fragmentary notes imply a federal appeal related to a Rowe case. The text mentions court and seizures, with phrases resembling legal action and potential service elements. Further readable details are limited in the damaged OCR.
A libel suit involving a World Company figure for fifty thousand dollars was filed in New York as a man named Paulo from Louisiana and others describe the case. Five hundred Mennonites arrived aboard the steamer City of Richmond, with some discussions about their movements concerning Cuban forces.
Fragmentary OCR prose with references to a regatta and a mile race. Names like Roach and Davis appear but specifics such as date place time and final placement are unreadable. The piece lacks a coherent report of outcome or standings.
Nasawa N H August 31 report states the steam saw mill of Walter Fessenda and Son of West Townsend was struck by lightning and burned. Lom
A fragmented line notes promises to honor a treaty in accordance with each party’s interests. The garbled text suggests negotiation terms but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. The readable fragment hints at diplomacy and mutual consideration amid uncertain specifics.
Special Dispatches report river levels dropping 2 feet 2 inches with no traffic at the wharf. Slack water packets run regular trips amid steady business. In Caro on August 31 arrivals include Fanny Lewis from St Louis and Evansville at 2 AM, Mattie Louisville at 3 AM, Colorado at 4 AM. Departures list Fanny Lewin at 10 PM and Gracey Evansville at 4 AM. Port lists show Bowling Green from Bowling. The Shamrock and Green head to degree six on the St Louis route. a Saturday pest will take a month to restore it.
From Madrid dated August 30 reports Capes Dominues marching toward the welset near Vieh as Carlists attack yesterday. The opposing forces reportedly pushed back with cheer. Heavy fighting near Riepoll is alleged with indications of departure.
A youth named Valentine Miller was committed by Judge Marchan to the House of Refuge for reformative care. The order places Miller under the authority of the juvenile justice program and reflects ongoing discipline measures for young offenders.
Henry Picket appeared before the Police Court on a ten count charge of receiving stolen goods. The case was adjourned to the next session, and the defendant was released on bail.
Fragmentary notice noting Sam Francisco in August in Cat. with mention of Susncial dompany adjustments and Josie aged 2.05. arrival by steamship Hermann from New York and LivgR ProoL ae 30. Reads like a damaged shipping or probate notice with unsettled names and actions.
Report notes the Recorder's office opening this morning with officials including H. H. Goesling, Victor Hulfeck, J. H. Weenck, Fred Busse and Stroodman. It states no person may ballot more than ten own rights, reflecting a regulatory instruction.
Notice from the New York Times describing a revolutionary surgical amputation method. The brief item notes improved recovery prospects and reduced complications, highlighting the technique’s novelty and anticipated impact on medical practice.
The Auditor is authorized to advertise for the construction of an iron bridge over Duck Creek on the Columbia road in Colergia Township and for masonry and soldering of an iron bridge across Tayfork on the road from Harrison pike to Cleves.
A meeting of pork packers, provision dealers, and brokers in Louisville argued for equitable representation in the National Pack and Dealers Association. Delegates from Cincinnati and other firms debated past conventions, with a committee chosen to revise rules and select delegates. The group vowed to stand firm for fair play as Louisville approaches.
The Revi Landers dwelling near Taylor Payne's Landing on the Kentucky river in Owen County burned completely at 3 o'clock yesterday morning. The family escaped with their lives. origin unknown but believed incendiary. No insurance. Also, Thursday evening a group crossed the Kentucky River at Springport toward Grants in Owen County, suspected as war reinforcements. War sentiment has subsided since surrender but could flare again with provoking events.
Robinsons Opera-house and Woods Theatre begin regular seasons this evening. Jer Mann, a great magician, will perform at the first venue with wonders of his magical budgets. Woods Theatre enters its seventh regular year under Mr Macauley, with new acts and a long list of specialties, including Donald McKay from the Modoc War play. Vienna Circus and The Teakay's Vienna Circus announce new features and an air show will continue during the Exposition. Ice water will be provided to visitors at each entertainment.
Cincinnati officials led by Mayor Johnston visited Municipal Hall and Central Station in Portsacre. Officer Daniel Gailey refused service. He was suspended for ten days pending investigation. Peter McGarry and Ann Chagahan drank near Hawkins Station. the woman died from alcohol? intoxication. Inquest held. McGarry arrested and later discharged.
The Daily Times notes the Wilmington Conference focus on candidates for admission. Most passed a demanding moral and intellectual test though some flaws appeared. The pastors and ladies reunion featured Mrs Wittenmyer praising the society, urging workers to go door to door, and stressing compassionate outreach despite initial resistance.
The New Bedford reception unfolds with President Girant visiting Martha’s Ere, meeting at Bishop Haven’s cottage and the Camp Meeting Association. He thanks locals for hospitality, notes unusual interest in the tour, and expresses gratitude for warm welcomes across towns.
Gen Custer reports the Black Hills expedition marching about a thousand miles and replenished supplies are in good condition. Gen Sheri ne moved near to the post as the force prepares to take the field again. Little known territories are confirmed as reachable from this location.
Pockray has been moved from Puerto Principe to Fort Cabanis in Havana where he will stay until shipped to Spain.
A letter to the Daily Times and Anquirer laments Irish underrepresentation at the State Convention. The writer accuses the Democratic party of using the Irish vote like a machine, denying Irish candidates a place on the ticket while claiming loyalty at the polls. The note ends with a signature J. Me.
In Cleveland yesterday Constable Geo in company with several men confronted violators at a plaza. A bystander named Skarne resisted and attempted to shoot, the gun misfired, the constable fired hitting Skarne in the leg. Skarne wounded, taken to a local hospital for treatment.
In OAK August 31 an elderly woman named Carine was found dead in a vacant lot near her home on the Brooklyn outskirts. Her husband has been arrested and is awaiting an inquest or further proceedings.
A Louisville dispatch notes the river remains stationary with three sections measuring forty inches in the canal and twenty two inches on the fails, while the Portland car and mercury reading show clear conditions. Business at the hall reflects slight freight waiting as shippers prepare their own shipments.
A fragmentary OCR list shows multiple names and charges including disorderly conduct loitering drunkenness and malicious destruction of property. Specifics such as dates and places are unclear, but several individuals appear to face short-term penalties or fines in an 19th or early 20th century municipal record.
Governor Hendricks of Indiana will attend the opening ceremonies of the Exposition. The Dayton Short-line will run an evening service to Buffalo for the event on September. Attending gentlemen include Lewis Glenn Thomas Sherlock and John W Hartwell. Hamilton County Republican leader Mr Summel says Little Miami Railroad sells half fare tickets at the depot tomorrow for the Republican State Convention and return.
The group Friends of Inquiry will resume activities by delivering the opening address centered on government. The talk will explore civic structure and public policy, emphasizing informed discourse and community engagement.
The writer recalls Britain as a bird paradise with vast numbers of species seen on land and in air during his first coast to coast ride. He notes crows, rooks, blackbirds, sparrows, partridges, quails, and hobbits in hedgerows and fields, striking at the heart of Britain’s rural life.
A mixed market overview notes wheat and flour activity at varied levels, with prices for oats, corn, and whisky listed alongside mercantile values. Cotton remains quiet with middling prices, while cattle and sheep trade shows some volume and steady demand in Western and State markets.
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