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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1867
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention 1899 revolts in Spain, a delegation from Cabañas with admission of Cubs into the Union, and attempts to annex or open union with Guin ihead States. Names like Cainovs Caawrozp Apams appear, with protests against annexation.
The document notes presidential vetoes on Reconstruction bills and congressional overrides, with Senate leader Wade and Colfax in key roles. It also records riots in New Orleans and other cities, a deadly earthquake in Mytilene, Kentucky floods, a Chicago fire, and military district assignments for Reconstruction.
An OCR fragment reports varied items including British cinema? mov ies, trials, and oaths, plus references to Fenian activity in Canada. It notes fires and shipwrecks, Haitian politics, and a Gulf of Mexico disaster. Mentions railroad collision, a European Conference debate, and arrests of figures Mejia and others. Overall, a garbled mix of 19th century events and incidents with numerous named places and people.
The Industrial Exposition of all nations opens in Pars with grand ceremonies. James A. English, the Democratic Governor, is elected by 473,465 votes, over J. R. Hawley the Republican candidate. A deadly mine explosion at Dingle Hope Colliery in Clover Hill kills sixty nine miners and devastates the area. The Senate ratifies a treaty in Russia for the purchase of Russian America. A Cincinnati distillery burns, causing heavy losses. General Grant and General H. Od appeal from Reconstruction era policy. Cheyenne Indians suffer severe casualties in battles near Cheyenne. An envoy from Japan lands in New York seeking seedling trade, while Luxemburg debates regional security and evacuation terms. An attack by imperial forces in Quertaro, Mexico on General Esochidi’s column ends in heavy slaughter.
Reports from Paris, Rome, and Washington describe the Czar's visit to the Great Exposition, Santa Anna's capture, and Jacob Johnson's monument dedication. Sheridan clashes with Stanton over levee boards, and trials and political moves unfold in Washington, with military districts reshuffled and Austria and Hungary ceremonies noted.
This brief compiles scattered items: Congress meets per adjournment resolution. Independence Day observed nationwide. racial riots in Franklin Tennessee with fatalities and injuries. Vidaurri executed as traitor after capture. Turkey’s Sultan hosted by London. President Johnson warns Congress over Reconstruction obligations and releases related correspondence. Juarez celebration in Mexico. Reform Bill in English Commons. Johnson vetoes first and second Reconstruction bills with narrow House margins.
Fragmented report notes Gen Sheri Sass Govenorian Gevatonds aims to undermine Reconstruction Law while William Brownlow is wounded near Fort Pha. Indians nearby suffer losses as bills pass the House. Lords approve amendments. A Danio tale alleges fake testimony in Lincoln murder case. Stanton defends presidential power over Civil Tenure Bill amid Senate advice disputes.
A period summary notes presidential proclamations fixing election dates for the Supreme Court and Congress, amnesty orders from multiple governments, Garibaldi and Italian intrigues, and diverse state results including California and Pennsylvania. It mentions Caribbean and Gulf storms, and a Medicine Lodge Creek treaty with Kiowa and other tribes.
Fragmentary lines describe a Reconstruction era election in a territorial area near Bog River and the Cheyenne and Apache peoples. It also mentions French troops at Civita Vecchia and Italian forces clashing with Garibaldians after crossing into Papal dominions.
A fragmented timeline recalls 19th century events: Fenian trials and Rome posts, Garibaldi clashes, European diplomacy over Crete and Italy, U.S. political shifts in Minnesota and New York, disasters in London and the West Indies, and global reminders like Thanksgiving declarations and Vesuvius activity.
A garbled roundup mentions the Pomeroy Roll ag Mill in Meigs County, iron tonnage, and a Highland News item. It notes Lake Erie and Louisville Railroad efforts Findlay to Lima, a murder trial in Clermont County, Gen. James H. Hart’s death, railroad revival talks Medina to Wooster, and a Michigan Copperhead letter defending Democracy amid Radicalism.
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