27 Dec 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1875
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various incidents including a brakeman on the C C C injured near Belle and a person killed near Greenville. Names such as John Kane and Joy are mentioned along with searches and items found, but many words are garbled.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions uncertain names and actions, with the text referencing establishments and an individual. The readable content lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes, making specifics hard to determine beyond general activity and involved entities.
A controversial report details a scamp who earned about 20,000 cents in three weeks in Reading Pennsylvania. The tale references a hotel, Alfred W. H., and quotes from a Sun correspondent describing a wily scheme. The story hints at involvement with Canadas and a detective remark.
Story outlines the petrified body of a young girl linked to the Cardiff Giant tale. Notes confusion over transportation and purpose of exhibit while exploring theories of the case and the individuals Pratt and Memes referenced in the Sedalia Basco report.
Paris correspondence describes a chaotic scene as a crowd rioted over a lunatic’s treatment. General commanding intervened to restore order while authorities investigated. M. Van Cassel and others faced scrutiny as legal proceedings followed.
Mr Bach voices free thoughts on ree eaten cam work and energy issues. The brief remark highlights views on creative labor and current energy concerns. Names and organizations are not clearly defined in the fragments.
A tale of the young American merchant who built a vast South American trading empire with ships and mines, partnered with Barings, and grew into Boston’s dominant house before a sudden financial scare. After a tense morning at the insurance office, he ordered a thousand dollars from the button box, revealing the scale of his obligations.
The article notes Mr Hemenway resuming leadership of a greatly enlarged business once expanded by his brother and Mr Brown. It describes shifting profits, smoothing factions, and focusing on disciplined conduct to restore reputation and secure ongoing success amid internal tensions and evolving ventures.
Washington dispatch notes General Babcock denounces a Chicago Inter Ocean piece linking Secretary Bristow to the Whisky Ring as an infamous falsehood from start to finish. He says the article, likely written here, aimed to undermine Bristow and corrupt interests.
Coroner Maley heard testimony this morning on the death of Geo. H. Hamilton who shot himself after being spurned by Miss Josie Colter of Fourth Street. Family and friends note persistent attention and rejection. doctors described a fatal self-inflicted wound, with statements from Dr. L A James and Dr. C S Muscroft and a lettered timeline of events leading to the suicide.
A Mexican minister denies the proposed immigration arrangements into Menteca. The Executive Office will suspend general visits until Monday, January 3.
The Cincinnati Times reports Governor Allen will arrive tomorrow evening for Governor Hayes inauguration, with indications of a quiet event and no grand military display or inauguration ball. James McGuire, after a trip to the Agricultural College, reportedly stole thirteen fine singing birds from Dr Townshend’s coop.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Chillicothe December 27 James Brown convicted of stabbing Fred Rempf was sentenced today by Judge Steele Symae to five years in the Penitentiary Paul Sutherland convicted on four charges of burglary and John F Behott on a plea of guilty to grand larceny were each sentenced to one year imprisonment.
News from Barer Switzerland reports a calamity during Christmas festivities in the Canton Aargau village. The floor collapse at a celebration caused multiple deaths and many injuries among attendees. Authorities assess the scene and organize aid.
Lawrence December 27 The Pacific Mills announces changes to wage policy affecting workers. The note states employees must accept changes or face reductions, with details on how the new policy will be applied and its impact on earnings. The terse notice signals a contentious shift in compensation terms at the mill.
In Quincy Illinois on December 27, the death of a 64 year old man is reported following a collapse at his home. The vacancy left by the late representative is noted as being filled by another official.
In Zanesville Ohio on December 27 a long canal search continued from Saturday night through yesterday and today until 100 men were involved. The missing man Bas Sanaa McCallister was located after the prolonged effort.
Fragmentary OCR mentions December date and a cock fight activity with names unusual in readable form. The readable bits suggest a town gathering scene with people and a Sunday morning event, but details are unclear.
Lawrence Masa December 27 report of Smith and Ann Conlin children stranded by breaking ice at sea. Details limited. event described as danger from ice fracture with rescue implied. No further names or locations provided.
News last week reported a prisoner jumped from the steamer Selegrem and a body found eight miles above the city. Detectives, awaiting identification, concluded it was not Frank Rivers but William Carter, who escaped from Deputy Marshal Yagger. Coroner Maley's inquest returned a verdict of death by drowning.
The week of Opera begins at Robinsons Opera House with Favorita starring Miss Adelaide Phillipps as Leonora, Mr Tom Karl as Fernando, and Signor Tagliapietra as Alfonzo. A delightful entertainment is anticipated as the sole Italian opera this season. Tomorrow evening Cinderella is scheduled.
The cut shows Capt with war paint as factions debate loyalties to the Centennial ticket and library aid. Editors note marching opinions and social plans include railroad and gas company backing, while New Year gatherings feature Martha Washington costumes.
The Baltimore Sun lauds Maggie Mitchell's performance in Fanchon describing her as a gay and engaging artist whose presence elevates the show. The review notes the company is excellent and worthy of commendation while hinting that Panchos will appear again this evening.
Christmas week police court notes reveal a mix of holiday cheer and disorder as a crowded docket proceeds. Names like Henry Callan and others face charges from concealed weapons to disorderly conduct, with fines and costs assigned alongside warnings for recent incidents during the season.
United States Court records show Thomas W. Peacock of Topeka acting for all stockholders and creditors of the Southwestern Railroad Company files a bill in equity naming Isaac Morton and eleven others. The suit alleges a combined fraud to wrongfully obtain gains and securities in Morgan County and seeks to set aside conveyances and judgments through equity.
Executive Committee reports letters from Gilmour and the Grand Hotel Geffrey of the Gibson and others urging a grand one night event. The courthouse will be lit. Hotels plan a major display as part of the celebration.
Prosecutor Gerard travels to Memphis tomorrow to be present at depositions in the state’s case against Rae ee ren tence for property obtaining. Reverend Morgan of the John Protestant Episcopal Church announces a prayer meeting for this week at 7 morning prayers. attendees urged. A report notes a Christmas stocking theft blamed on John Patt erman, with a plea to return it to avoid police court questions. Also mentioned are the Three Kings, Jake Gardner, Charles Gardner, and Frank Mott, arrested and held for Heiliger Drei Koenigs Tag observances.
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