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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1867
Page
1
Pro Prietor Cuuwros Hovsz- Wx. Ganatson
Fragmentary OCR item notes a Pro Prietor line with garbled names and a date in a local context. Readable elements show an identifiable person and a place likely tied to a property or business notice. The legible fragments suggest a public or private matter reported in the era’s style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuuwros Hovsz
Ganatson
Pro- Prietor
New York Telex Brief Teases Unclear Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Oz Janzs Horer H P Extas Peorsi and a New York reference with unclear context and no full sentences to define event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janzs Horer
H. P. Extas, Peorsi
Etor
Local names and places appear in court chain of names
Fragmentary OCR lists names Gruneen Hover L A Paarr Prorarr ToR ie Willson Tilia Isa A Wilson Toledo Letanon Gier Barker and wife Pe Adams Co Lou ine Keer and oath appears not fully readable in this legal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Willson
Tilia
Isa A Wilson
Toledo
Ares
Letanon
Flooding Tied to Discovery of a Hidden Basin
A local report notes flooding linked to the discovery of a hidden basin. Directors of the agency indicate ongoing investigation and discussions about remediation and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beerabie
Relief for the Freedmen Appeals From Freedmen’s Bureau Aid
Northern Freedmen's Aid Society officers in Kentucky Alabama and Georgia issue urgent appeals for freedmen couples and families. Letters from teachers in New West Sixth Street support the effort urging northern husbands and brothers to assist the freed people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedmen’s Aid Society
North
Freedmen's Bureau
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
New West Sixth Street
All are invited to meetings with free access for all
A fragment notes that all are invited to attend the meetings and that access will be free for everyone. The text suggests open public gatherings with no cost to participants.
Fragmentary notice from Dumains Ledge FP and A.M.
A damaged OCR fragment references Dumains Ledge FP and A.M. but provides no clear event or action. The readable bits point to organizational initials without dates names or places, yielding limited factual content suitable for a brief newspaper item.
Dream Voices in the City Redefine Ordinary Nights
Fragmentary text hints at poets or artists, with names like Emerson and Olina Galep, plus phrases about dreams and home. The readable lines suggest a literary or dramatic piece focusing on inner life and urban settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobaeb
Emerson
Saibor
Olina
Ieee
Newport News Brief Unclear Fragments
Fragmentary text shows names Rufus Wendell and Mesa with scattered words citrate dhsareste Hope likely a local brief. no coherent event or details discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Wendell
Mesa
City Council Session Highlights and Budget Actions
The city council held a mid afternoon session with talks on tax relief for Market Railroad depot grounds and a request to aid in obtaining state gubernatorial influence for civic matters. Officials debated ordinance timing, fire plug placements, street improvements, and budget transfers from sewerage and sanitary funds.
Revival and prayer meetings at city churches
Religious intelligence notes a large Evangelical Ministers Association meeting to plan a city revival. Events include morning and noon prayers, Sunday School missions, a Park Street Methodist gathering, and a Liberty-era slate of lectures and services at multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Missoniaisterial Association
Vine Street
Arch
Young Men's Christian Association
Fifth
Hamilton — School Association
Park Street
Longworth and
Park Streets
Sunday School Union
M. E. Church
Pommen
Board of Managers
Trinity M. E
Ninth Street
Freedmen's Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist
Clark, Thomngsley
Badofo
General Fisk
School For
Este’s Woods
Neigh City
California
Sacramento Valley
Bethel Aid Society
Benew Society
Bethel
Merchants’ Exchange
Irvish
Dr. Wise
Covenant Hall
Entral Avenue
Fifth Street
All Saints’ Church
Seventeenth Ward
Archbisho Purcell
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Wayland Hoyt
F. Ellis
Jacksonville
Ilisois
Ellis
A. C. Hubbard
Wi Chapel
Charles Ferguson
Fourth Street Theater
Young Mens Christian Association
Mellvaine
Reid
H. Thane Miller
Wiley
Casadiarion
M. B. Clurch
Webster
Bec
Religious notices and services listed for Sunday and week
A church calendar lists sermons by multiple pastors at Seventh Street Vine Street and other congregations. Sabbath School at Longworth’s Building hosts a children's home initiative with meals. Extra services are planned Tuesday to Thursday evenings, and a new Home Mission class forms at Clark Street M E Church with nearly 200 scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street Congregational
E. B. Mason
Ravenna
Vaio
Vine Street
Burt
the Holy Land
Third Presbyterian Church
Ey Smith
D. D
Central Presbyterian Church
A. Hills
Second Presbyterian Church
J. L. Robertson
Fifth Presbyterian Church
J. B. Stewart
Church of the Redeemer
A. D. Mayo
God
First Universalist Church
E. L. Rexford
Christ
Christian Church
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
W. T. Moore
Pevnin Ie
Tlne
Speageer
Poplar- Street Presbyterian Church
Joseph Chester
Morape
C. L. Thompson
George E. Leonard
First United Brethren Church
Henry Garst
Bethel
Lunding
Thos.'Lee
B. Frankland
Clark Street
Pine Street
Clark
J. Pearson
Thompson
Covington News Highlights Court Term and Local Commerce
The Kenton Circuit Court term opens in Covington on Tuesday, lasting three weeks with 1% common law and ninety one cases on the docket. The issue notes a druggist at Fifth and Madison has a large stock of perfume and toilet articles for holiday gifts. A separate item reports the Paris death of former Kentucky railroad conductor McDonnold by chloroform and morphine after dental extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracurr Covar
Kenton
Sud
Peresmere Druggist
Fifth
Madison Streets
McDonnold
Kentucky A
Paris
Adair
Seaver
Arshal
Yor
Perom
Late Fremont Railroad Disaster Reported
The Sandusky Register notes a Fremont rail crash during a fierce snowstorm. An eastbound local freight on the Cleveland and Toledo line derailed on the river bridge, the span collapsing and plunging cars into the river. Conductor William Carver of Bellevue is believed dead. engineer and fireman survived with injuries and were carried by the breakaway wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Fremont
Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad
River Bridge
Wm. Carver
Bellevue
Coop
Slia
Gale on the Lake Endangers Nineteen Vessels Off Chicago Harbor
The Chicago Journal reports a gale blowing ashore the bark David Morris from Cleveland near Evanston. A yaw boat failed to reach her as a tug and life boat were sent for rescue. One crewman is said to be lost. nineteen vessels lie storm bound between the river light and Hyde Park, riding heavily and in danger of the lee shore. Police are patrolling the beach in anticipation of further contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
David Morris
Cleveland
Westerfield
Evanston
Per
Lake Michigan
At & Rt
Irish Giant O Baldwin and Jack Hicks Arrive in New York
The New York Herald reports the arrival of O Baldwin known as the Irish Giant, six feet five inches, and fellow pugilist Jack Hicks from England. They were welcomed by New York sporting figures and are slated to face Jem Mace, with Mace under bond not to fight in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’baldwin
Jack Hicks
England
New York Herald
New York
O'Baldwin
Jem Mace
Cr Ae
Nanes
Joe Coburn
Rockey Moore
Eye Frank Mclntire
John Grindell
Mace
T .1
O' Baldwin
Maraden
Giant
George Iles
Bendoff
Five Wee
Will Secor Baldwin
Mission Rooms Week of Prayer Topics and Local Tragedy
A fragment from the Western Christian Advocate outlines daily prayer topics for the Mission Rooms Week of Prayer from Sunday to Sunday with themes on the kingdom of Jesus Christ and moral progress. The piece also reports the accidental death of John H Cashman near Herman Knox county after a gun misfire while handling a weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evagetical Association
Jane
Lord Jesus
John H Cashman
Herman
Knox ‘County
Illinois State News Snippets From Various Local Items
A man calling himself Pallip Kirby hanged himself in a Peoria corn crib with suspenders, leaving only a pocket note to Miss Kate Kirby of Walcottville Conn. Workers on a Lemont canal project strike and clash with nonstriking hands prompting police aid. A statewide call for a January convention of grape and wine growers aims to form a State Association. Adam Miller of Kankakee died from rabies after a dog bite in August. Warsaw Woollen Mills sold at auction after spirited bidding. Monroe county votes to fund the St Louis line through a subscription. An revival at a Methodist church reports 20 new converts in three weeks. Ottawa approves 596 to 6 for railroad subscriptions. The canal company plans a new aqueduct this winter. Survey work on the Pears and Rock Island road progresses northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallip Kirby
Peoria
Kate Kirby
Walcotville
Conn
Michigan Canal
Lemont
Springfield
Adam Miller
Kankakee County
Warsaw
B. Tee
George Walker
County Corp
Monroe County
Cos
St. Louis
Methodist Church
Paria
State Teachers’ Association
Galena
Ottawa
Fox
River Valley
Morris Herald
Pears and Rock Island
Eoris
Suffering in a Chicago Home A Father Brutalizes Family
A Chicago cigar maker Ludwig Harold abused his wife and starved his three children, forcing the mother to flee with the six year old daughter acting as caretaker. Neighbors and benevolent women offer aid as police take the children into custody and prepare for a Police Court arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
West Division
Dickens
Ludwig Harold
North Green Street
Harold
Mary
Pigh
Kinzie Street
Negro suspect lynched in Illinois murder case
From St Louis December 13 Joseph Marshall a negro arrested on suspicion of joining the German farmer murder near Kimber's Switch was taken by a mob at Ven ice and hanged. He admitted presence at the crime but blamed his companion Anderson Reid remains at large. A heavy snowstorm blankets the area with four to six inches fallen. Trains into the city report no delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Louis
Joseph Marshall
Kimber's Switch
Byrne
Venice
Here
Marshall
Anderson Reid
Washington Dispatches From December Session
In Wathington Washington December 12 officials report ongoing discussions in Ways and Means with spirits dealers and a convention committee. Indian Peace Commissioners meet late to plan a forthcoming report. The Union Pacific line nears Omaha, and a Treasury resignation takes effect January 15. Domestic exports through October value over ninety million dollars, up from seventy eight million last year. House Elections Committee finishes Brown Kentucky case hearings and plans further arguments on Trimble and Young seats. Senate may block currency-control bill amid a fifteen million monthly average. Kiowa and Comanche farming utensil costs estimated between five and six thousand dollars. Senate confirms naval and internal revenue appointments in Missouri. Soldiers and sailors plan a national convention for presidential ticket talks. Grant’s muster out of 112 Veteran Reserve Corps officers noted. Customs circular reiterates duty on cattle and goods crossing into Canada in altered conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathington
Washinatox
Rolling
Committee On Ways and Means
National Convention of Manufacturers and Dealers In Spirits
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Bureau of Statistics
United States
House Committee On Elections
Brown
Kentucky
Trimble
Col. Simms
Mr. Young
Sam. Mckee
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Col. Leavenworth
F. H. Baker
Austin Pendergast
Wm. G
Internal Revenue
Missouri
Washington
Poent
Gershave
Grant
Veteran Reserve Corps
Frederick Sewell
F. Forest
Flood
An Moore
Ron Seaptary
Hae
Georgia Convention Recommends Cotton Tax Repeal
The Georgia convention refused a reconsideration of the previous ordinance and adopted a substitute urging repeal of the cotton tax. It asserts repeal is essential to cotton cultivation and relief for agriculture, and discusses possible application to the current crop. A white delegate offered resignation. Mr Bradley doubts resigning under Gen. Pope's order. The convention adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Bradley
Gen. Pope
Virginia Convention Proceedings Include Homestead Petition
The Virginia Convention reassembled amid debate on an ordinance fixing pay for reporters and officers. General Schofield approved the ordinance. A homestead law petition drew sharp denunciation as unconstitutional. A committee to memorialize Congress for Freedmen’s Bureau aid was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ricumont
Schofield
Snead
United States
Congress
Freedmen's Bureau
Grlando Brown
Convention acts on Louisiana civil government plan
In New Orleans on December 12 the convention considered a civil government for Louisiana. A proposed Constitution basis was laid over and certain motions were refused. A per diem measure for the President was debated. Yesterday’s bond question votes were reviewed. a committee selection motion passed 55 to 3 with Blackburn’s amendment lowering the amount to three hundred thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Blackburn
Excise and tariff rates for spirits and wines across Canada
Ottawa announces new duties effective nationwide. Spirits including brandy gin rum and whisky taxed with ad valorem additions. Domestic wines face ten percent or twenty five percent additional charge per gallon. Rates specify per pound charges and weight based levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawas
Dominion of Canada
Senate and House Debates on Tax, Bounties, and Impeachment
In Washington on December 12 the Senate debated taxation of cotton and bounties to soldiers, with amendments proposed by Edmunds and others. The House discussed impeachment proceedings, the five-dollar tax on bonds, and related motions, then adjourned after executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Summer
Mars
N. H
Terri
Seeman
Union
Sherman
Wren
Morrill
Vermont
Johpsen
Vomeroy
Profucer
Jane
Wilson
Edmunds
Morris
Corbett
Oregon’ (Union
Ross
Kansas
Upton
Lawrence
Committee On the
Senate
HOUSE
The Old World Feniana and Continental Unease
News notes from Britain describe continued Feniana progress near Res cue Burke and the walls blown up. An uneasy mood spreads across the continent as the Italian situation remains unsatisfactory amid miscellaneous intelligence updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Burke
Explosion at Clerkenwell Prison Baffles Rescue Efforts
Reports from December 13 describe government actions against Dublin demonstrators and a failed Burke rescue at Clerkenwell Prison. A powder blast damaged walls, caused widespread destruction, and likely casualties. Burke was moved to tighter security as authorities assess the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Dublin
Sunda
Times
M. Rouher
Ev O
Fenian
Burke
CerXon
Clerkenwell
Insurrection Fears As Government Moves On Elections
Reports from December describe government sessions preparing for new elections in January. Tensions rise with demonstrations in the city as authorities anticipate possible unrest. Meanwhile China’s Shanghai and the U S influence border discussions as ministerial movements continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Cours
Vital Statistics Warn of Epidemic Threat in City and Brooklyn
Dr Harem registrar reports first week deaths linked to infections and inflammations, urging sanitary measures. He notes cholera risk, implies outbreak potential, stresses need for ventilation and excrement control to prevent epidemic spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harem
New York City
New York
Jintin
Brooklyn
Pepe
Cain
America
Manning, Robinson & Co. Superior Silver Plated Goods
Manning Robinson & Co manufacturers advertise Britannia metal ware repair and replating services. The notice lists ware types and repair options with emphasis on quality and workmanship for household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning, Robinson & Co
The Camp Hat and Fur Co. Adverts Hats and Gloves
The Camp Hat and Fur Co. at West Third Street opposite Barnet House offers hats and gloves. The unreadable fragment mentions location near Barnet House and a street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hat and Fur Co
West T St
Barnet
Third St
New Crop N. 0. Sugar 5 Beds Nine Nex X 0
Fragmentary OCR item listing unusual terms and numbers with names unclear. Reads like a classified line or ad snippet lacking coherent context or identifiable persons or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Ree
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