03 Dec 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1869
Page
1
A fragment notes a proposal related to the Pressional District with a planned time in the month of June. Details are sparse, but the item indicates scheduling or action set for June. Entities include the district and the month.
A fragmentary account notes a local bead shop visit by an anonymous visitor. The sparse text mentions a small crowd and a calm scene, with no clear outcomes or dates. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss legal disabilities of men and women under Ohio law. It mentions victims of theft and a writer's view on suffrage and legal status, referencing a historic debate and statutes, with incomplete phrases and potential references to a speaker or columnist.
An English traveler recently returned from Utah reports rumors of Mormon armed camps near the Great Salt Lake. He claims the Mor mons had arms and were prepared, noting a growing local Sentiment over the past twenty years involving colonization and defense.
The Terre Haute Express describes a courtroom scene where Judge Forrest and counsel faced a charged jury. The panel retired to deliberate around 11 30 and returned by 2 30, with a crowded audience and careful polling. The prosecutor expressed intense emotion while the defendant showed composed restraint amid the alleged grave violation.
A young man, Joseph Williams, was robbed of sixteen thousand five hundred dollars after a violent assault in St Joseph. He was knocked down by three men near Leavenworth and Second streets, his coat left nearby with sleeves turned, and a lantern-guided pursuit failed to catch the assailants by midnight. The notes consisted of twenty bills and several denominations. Police pressed on the case with strenuous efforts.
A sprawling literary update cites Abbott’s Spain history project and several writers. Gail Hamilton weds Harpers to contribute weekly. Robert Dale Owen linked to Footfalls on the Bones. Hugo contemplates The Crime of the Century. Swinburne debuts a new poem and meter. Swaths of anecdotes cover Miss Augusta Evans, Ellen Frothingham, Heine manuscripts, Parisian journalism, and a vivid portrait of contemporary authorship and publishing shifts.
Telegrams report William Ezzard elected Mayor of Atlanta and bishops arriving for a Rome council. Mentions Treasury prize money, postmaster appointments, Breckinridge admission, and other 1869 finance and political notes.
A chaotic bulletin lists varied items from a Rawlins relief fund in Burlington to theater fires in Indiana, a Vienna play, and odd local curiosities. Mentions Evansville, Chicago agitators, Ohio dental society, a Peabody named bridge in London, counterfeit tens, and a Texas girl winning $1,500.
A fragmentary report discusses rabies prevention and treatment by Dr Guy Raoul. It notes the disease's effects on patients and animals, the canine peculiarities, and the potential of certain foods or remedies to influence outcomes.
A cryptic fragment from a London note mentions raising tea act matters and an individual named Peter. The readable portion suggests a ceremonial or inquiry tone with unspecified actions and dates. Further context is needed to identify the event and participants.
A French contemporary narrates an accurate account of Americad re shoot a traveler. The piece discusses Caroli, an event tied to a bomb draped carriage and related incidents. The author frames the incident through a literary lens, noting the traveler’s experiences as a reflection of modern anxieties.
The article rails against a supposed new method by a Boston firm and the Freedmen’s Bank, claiming fraud and manipulation of funds. It alleges widespread South-wide influence, with Memphis highlighted as a sample, and warns that agents spread the nefarious scheme in the aftermath of civil conflict, presenting it as a danger to African descent communities.
A fragment reports a relationship or pact involving a pine picker companion linked to support actions. The note suggests a personal arrangement influencing a local affair. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
Fragmentary lines evoke mourning and memory with references to death and loss. Dated elegiac tone hints at a memorial verse, noting vacancy in the family circle and the enduring impact of a departed loved one on those left behind.
A compact gloss responds to a prompt about plain English words and phrases. It touches on laziness, decorum, dignity, and scandal while labeling rare swindle as a key idea. The fragment reads like a historical dictionary sample with partial quotes and ellipses.
Ladies and children invited to Shayne's Hat and Fur House at 164 West Fifth Street between Race and Elm to view an expanded selection of Hudson Bay and sable furs and robes. The store promises high quality skins, attractive pricing, and substantial bargains as stock is reduced.
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