02 Dec 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1875
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR describes refugees crossing to Austrian shores amid starvation and cold. It notes massacred Christians in villages, the filing of a perilous exodus, women and children left frostbitten and headless bodies reportedly found along the streets as the crowd seeks safety from advancing forces.
Fragmentary report cites December discussions on mail service routes and steamers. Mentions five routes and lines of American steamers, with concerns over losses from straw bidding and efficiency of the mail system amid vague references to authorities and dates.
Deacon West charges Beecher with perjury and adultery following a December 1 letter to Plymouth Church authorities. The missive alleges moral failing by the clergyman and seeks church action.
A fragmentary note mentions December 2 and Patrick Toney in connection with a fire and a woman linked to a house. Details are unclear, but the references point to a local incident with potential investigation.
Objections to the National Bank system are weighed against the idea of replacing it with greenbacks and non interest bearing notes. The piece argues the current system should not be repealed but reformed to reduce taxation on bank circulations and deposits while pursuing debt consolidation and lower interest to strengthen national credit.
A woman named Mrs L and Burt told Lieutenant Kendrick a dramatic story about the Charlie Ross abduction. She claimed to know the kidnapper, whereabouts, and motive, tracing a path from Philadelphia to Chicago and beyond, naming a suspect and a motive involving a $20,000 reward.
In Cincinnati Times dispatches from Wasnisxeter December 2 the Interior Department reports a Kansas District Attorney prosecution of men who defrauded Pottawatomie Indians. Indians who became Kansas citizens lost lands and funds via courtappointed administrators. several fled to Mexico. The case heads to trial as a large ring is exposed. The speakership contest remains heated with Randall’s supporters optimistic as Morrissey’s presence aids him while Kerr’s backers grow discouraged. Cox fights on with uncertain prospects and a cabinet note places ex-Representative Upjohn as a potential Indian Affairs commissioner choice.
A damaged OCR fragment lists roles for an orator and poet at a ceremony, naming W. H. Lauellow as poet and others associated with a declaration event. It includes a list of storekeepers and attendees tied to the first dance or address, with garbled place names and dates.
Ohio centennial board sessions discuss headquarters and visitor registration while county auditors plan for fixed venues. Officers elected include A. S. Frasier president O. W. Mathers secretary and S Case treasurer. State Dental Association meets with larger attendance and resolutions for annual committee plans. A motion to invite dental suppliers to join the convention was defeated amid lengthy deliberations.
J W Bingham of Evansville appeared in court revealing a satisfactory reason for non appearance. The forfeiture of bonds was rescinded by the judge after the explanation. The dispatch notes the federal service and law questions involving counterfeiters and government departments, with expectations of future congressional action.
A garbled December report from Lorisville references a fire at The Broadway and lists scattered sums in thousands. Names and places like England New York Louisville appear through a jumble of figures including amounts around $7,000 to $10,000, with limited readable context.
The Rock Springs and Carbon coal districts report a calm day with no incidents. Officials note peaceful operations as men resume routine duties. No disturbances or emergencies are reported at either site.
In New York at a Michigan Central Railroad Company meeting, Samuel Sloan of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad was unanimously elected Vice President. The event was reported as a Directory gathering in the city.
New Years December 2 the annual meeting of the shareholders of the company took place today. The Alfeirso Company were regarded as favorable.
James McDonald's residence and outbuildings at Willsboro burned last night in Whitehall. Loss estimated near 10,000, with insurance coverage of 10,000. Fire damage reported across the property and nearby structures.
Dereert December 2 reports Mary Jakki and its consort wrecked and spotted ashore on the Fox Islands in Lake Michigan. Damaged steamers are believed to have run aground during a voyage, with crews uninjured but awaiting further assistance.
Ira Harris former United States Senator died at 11 o'clock today in Allany on December 2.
Special Dispatches report river traffic on December 2 at Pittssore Wheeling and Cincinnati. Barges ran aground at Deadman while coal shipments proceed to St Louis and return to Wheeling. Weather mild, river slowly falling, hog market steady, ships arriving and departing from Louisville Evansville and Cincinnati. The Kee Knox City and Glasgow noted, with freight gains and losses. A horse reportedly jumped overboard near the city. Cocke and Lovell cited in coordination with Sandy purchase. Total losses from a fire at water front estimated around $4000.
From Chicago December market notes, wheat shows quiet weakness around 100 percent cash with 104 futures while corn and barley show limited activity. Pork and bacon demand ease with rib and side cuts near 1.34 dollars. whisky prices in Louisiana and Cincinnati quoted around 1.13 to 1.14.
Spectal Dispatch reports oil market firmness with refined at 9 4 cents per gallon. Parker market awaited at 1.35 and immediate shipment at 1.60. Titusville and Hi Tideoute markets quoted 1.60 to 1.62. Philadelphia market shows refined prices around 6 to 6 1 4 cents.
Report notes a $25 cash contribution to the Music Hall Fund sent to the Secretary by Mrs Elizabeth J Banks. In court George Ruler surprised the Egner trial by appearing as the first witness though expected in the penitentiary. He was arrested for stealing coffee from sacks and locked up at Hammond Street Station by Officer Eggleston.
Rafer, once shadowed by the Schilling tragedy and linked to the Billows case, shows improvement at the trial's close. He answered questions with clearer responses, signaling a lighter demeanor during the courtroom proceedings.
The first telegram from Avondale to Cincinnati went to Garrett T. Dorland, a Fourth Street jeweler, from Colonel G. W. B. Cleay, announcing Avondale’s telegraphic connection with the world.
A rumor centers on a well known professional man who may have abandoned his duties due to strained state finances. Inquiries emerge about his connection with a party, while observers note changes in his public appearances and absence from routine affairs.
The Coroner held an inquest on John Mack a locomotive engineer killed at Moore’s Hill Indiana day before yesterday The verdict states death from injuries caused by a collision between his locomotive No 87 a Hayes motive No 19 on the D and M railroad at Moore’s Hill Indiana November 50 1373
The State vs Andreas Egner trial features a surprise witness Rafer, once believed unavailable, testifying about the Freiberg murder. Counsel clash over witness privilege while jurors are seated, with verdicts and judgments noted for several cases, including Mowberg vs Marchant and Thompson vs Smith.
Court records show the administratrix Cone sued Mills Son & Io seeking damages but the jury found for the defendants, ending the halamas claim due by pephants.
In probate court before Judge Malion the will of John Soards was probated with Wm H John A and Longimanus Soards named executors for personalty 500 dollars and realty. Also named is Lashes Kinainted administratrix of John Peter Kinmb deceased with personalty 500 dollars and realty 4500 dollars.
Police arrested J. W. Edwards at Hammond Street Station after an apparent attempted assault near the Little Miami Depot. He resided at the foot of the old tail race with Mrs. Waltera and her young daughter, and officers Schuby and Bo detained him following the incident near the canal boat.
Prosecutor Gerard won approval to have George Ruler testify against Egner despite defense efforts led by George E. Pugh. Pugh and Hifer’s counsel were outgenerated as the Refer’sook crew praised the court action. It remains unclear if Pugh will stay on the case.
In indignation meeting the good people of Wyoming appointed a committee to take measures against daily depredations by thieves in the village.
A fragment notes Mr. Beroabas Niles delivering a discourse at a district school event. The session drew a congregation that found the talk notably impressive and well received.
The report states bullion in the Bank of Farend rose by 116000 pounds in the week with a total around 622000 pounds. Proportions and reserve view are cited. The text is fragmented and includes an aside about Turkey.
Dispatch reports a body of a woman and an infant recovered from a barrel. Two men, Darrow and Jey, implicated in transporting the bodies, were arrested after officers questioned them. The事件 occurred on the South Side and involved suspects named Pry and others, with details still unsettled.
Dec 2 reports show the Central Railroad office moved today and trading activity mixed. Investors watch declines in some rail shares while others hold steady as market conditions shift.
In San Francisco on December 2 Captain Waddell arrived to report the brig 4 Am. and its lumber cargo from Puget Sound stranded at San Buenaventura. The total loss was recorded with the crew saved and arrangements under way to avert molestation by authorities amid whaling fleet operations in the Pacific.
The Navy Yard in this city was sold today for 1,000,000 dollars. The purchaser was believed to be Drexel & Co and S. & W. Welsh, large shipping interests, with attorney John C. cited. The Pennsylvania Battery was named as the real buyer, though plans to execute the purchase were pursued.
Boston December 2 reports the death of Robert W Dressen a well known merchant of Franklin street who shot himself yesterday at his country residence in Newton Upper Falls dying instantly.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tale involving Crown Baffaso Morn Combs and related ions. The readable portion is unclear, lacking dates, places, or concrete events to verify a specific incident or outcome. More legible material needed for a concise card.
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