24 Dec 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1868
Page
1
Fragmentary text discusses employment disparity and dignity for the poor. It mentions some people out of work and others earning low wages, with vague references to a feast and inner strength. No clear events, dates, or entities are identifiable.
Five Greenock lads fled homeward by stowing aboard the Arran bound for Newfoundland. The captain and mate, though strict, kept them from starvation and sent a wretched tale of layabout discipline and a perilous Atlantic voyage. The mutinous youths faced harsh punishments and possible imprisonment as the ship sailed toward Canada.
Fragmented OCR reads as a legal note about a U S Supreme Court decision overturning the validity of a certain legal tender, with garbled names and dates. It speaks to redundancy and redirection in notifying parties and mentions a broadcast-like procedural reference without clear details.
A reflective Christmas essay highlights children’s anticipation and the universal joy of the season. It praises small gifts, explains the value of thought over price, and notes charitable acts at Mt. Acorn orphanage and local asylums. Christmas trees, shop wares, and festive meals accompany charity drives at St. James Hotel and East Sixth Street homes.
A free Christmas repast at St John’s P E Church invites all to attend. A grand festival will be held in Trinity Church hall Friday Christmas night with large preparations for children’s rehearsals and entertainment. Provisions include apples and sweets, with refreshments in abundance.
Semi official reports from Vienna and Constantinople discuss Russia backing Prussia and Austria Italy opposing Greek expulsions from Turkey. Turkey's SYRA harbor talks with Greece, while Athens eyes defense measures as Paris notes Lopes’ position. Other items include veto anticipation on Southern Militia, firefighting reforms, and an accident involving Tostee.
An old advertisement highlights JAS. oo FRAAS offering improved patent awnings as part of a bedding and mattress assortment. The notice emphasizes durable constructs and enhanced shelter features for homes and storefronts, aiming to attract customers seeking lasting shade and comfort.
Mississipp Valley Telegraph Company president announces noncompliance with required actions and informs Fenny of the board’s decision. Further steps in the matter may be pursued.
Massachusetts article notes a government action in Boston from December with custody over whisky at a Lead Works facility. Samuel M. Ward is named treasurer in connection with the asset. The text is garbled but indicates a valuation and legal process surrounding the whisky case.
December 23 report from Ye Commitiiste on the ques Se the a rhe ma eee o the to ve vor ae Eh opposed to the interest of the CUBA. The public gathering sought clarity on policy amid protests. Local officials and residents attended as discussions focused on national concerns and governance.
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