14 Dec 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1874
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a case with gates and a person named Se, alleged death and a trial in a U S city. Several garbled names and dates appear, with references to police, states, and victims.
A cryptic fragment references Curtis and a future or afterphase. The lines hint at a debate or dilemma about rising to a challenge and seeking a solution, with unclear actors or outcomes. Further context is needed to identify persons, places, or events mentioned.
Special Dispatch to the Daly Times reports A Hartong sues for 10000 damages over injuries from a collision that killed his boy. This morning a motion sought appointing J H Devereux as administrator of the boy’s estate for 5000. The motion was heard and the cases continued.
In December at a dock an unidentified man attempted a theft, threw money, and fled. He has not been arrested. The event involved workers and coverage notes indicate police are pursuing leads.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions about 600 men and a Son. Unable to determine clear event, people, or organization.
King Kalakaua is reported better today as political tensions rise over his seating arrangement. President Grant facing pressure from WastuinetTos region with unclear timetable for future calls on the seat.
Partial readable text mentions river dispatches and towns, with garbled names and times. It hints at arrivals in the afternoon and night, a possible station or harbor reference, and scattered fragments of travelers or events without clear dates or full context.
Fragmentary notes describe larcenies with references to Persea 2 Poller Coke and James Header, including items such as a belt and 80 in currency, with unspecified locations and dates. The garbled text lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm a full report.
Fragmentary text shows Capt Jax Wise offering resolutions during a Chamber of Commerce meeting chaired by Captain Holloway. The motion by Mr Benjamin Eggleston passes unanimously. References to Allen G Thurman and discussion of translations to senators appear in the damaged OCR.
Fragmentary notes describe a Clifton Heights scene where Deacon Richard Smith appears, with stray lines about boots and a curious exchange. The garbled text hints at local speech and a casual encounter, but the core events and identities remain unclear.
Under Judge Yaple an injunction is sought to restrain a nuisance alleged by Henry J. Wipper Champlin and others. The filing claims persistent offensive conditions harm the plaintiff and his family and seeks court action to prevent accumulation of nuisance, with further proceedings against named parties.
In the case State versus William C. Daniel, counsel secured a verdict before Judge ree. The Cincinnati Stationery and Hydraulic Company is referenced as a party, with the plaintiff set to receive $304 in damages. The fragmentary text indicates a court proceeding outcome and monetary award for the plaintiff.
Fragmentary OCR yields an estate probate notice involving Anna K Melean and a Clean entity. It references a property or asset access event with a monetary figure around 1000 and indicates personal involvement in the estate matters.
A fragment notes scholars urge clarification from higher authorities about missing library resources in public schools, expressing concern over current deficits and requesting a clear explanation to set things right. The source mentions a desire for leadership to rise and address the issue.
A fragmented text hints at New York rats and quirky figures like wugar and axel, with garbled names and unclear context. The readable bits point to a local amusements or musings piece, noting eccentric characters and nonsensical phrasing without a clear event or outcome.
Governor Kellogg issues a noon dated notice from December in which he reports a grand conclave of the White League to convene tomorrow night. No movements will be made until the meeting is held.
In a House session Commissioner Douglass questions the Gazette and Mrs Hoag about a draft article. He explains the Gazette’s paper was known before submission and asks how officials learned of the report a week early. Parsons admits receiving money from the company during subsidy discussions.
Fragmentary OCR yields a crime focused note from Pailadelphia Pa with phrases about a burglar wounded and a home owner. Details are unreadable but indicate a local incident and partial date in December.
At noon Herman Helman foreman of Durckhardt & Co Oil Warehouse was injured in an incident described as a fall near his Findlay Street home. Details of the accident and condition are not fully clear in the fragment.
The fragment describes the funeral of Isage Harrison and references a ten days circular petition related to the Fifth Ward. It mentions the office of Dr MecNeeby and a contact with the City Council of Hamilton regarding access in a fourth ward context, indicating local civic matters amid mourning.
Fragmentary article discusses legislative actions and court appeals regarding land tenure, railroad construction from Tidewater to St Louis, and special act investigations. Mentions Mr Morton, colored citizens, Supreme Court, and government officers, with references to banks and ocean steamers.
The report lists December market items with futures for corn and wheat, including on track arrivals and prices. It notes Minneapolis and Chicago trading activity, uneven demand, floor dullness, and various bid quotes for December deliveries and nearby months.
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