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01 Feb 1868
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Cincinnati Daily Times in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1868
Page
1
Promierons Names Repeated in Scribbled Note
Fragmentary OCR lists names Ouximat Hores-Mxanen Swiconrt Promierons and H P Bitas Paorare, with unclear roles. Readable items hint at personal names rather than events or actions. No dates, places, or organizations are discernible in the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouximat Hores
Mxanen & Swiconrt
Promierons
Temperance Meeting Draws Crowded Audience at United Brethren
A temperance gathering under the Sons of Temperance was held last evening at the United Brethren Church on Jatowiller streets. The large crowd included many new attendees, with speakers sharing personal experiences of temperance hardship and urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperance
the United Brethren
Jatowiller Streets
Sendenes
Sree
Mearshae
Vice, Pauperism and Crime in Cincinnati Trail
A Cincinnati Relief Union discussion presents two reports on increasing vice, pauperism and crime. The committee urges public attention and coordinated action from all benevolent groups, churches, and press to prevent vice, improve labor, and enforce laws. A minority report cites prison overflows, youth neglect, war legacies, intemperance, and ignorance as causes, urging education, reform, and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Union
KR. Bd. Moore
J. F. Forbus
Wm. Stoms
Cincinnati
Board of Managers
The
Cincinnati Union
Senetans
Sincedon
Tre
Thun
Cincinnati Relie
Peru
Ipter
Vena
Amon
Jas, C
Monarsos
Jon
Cussten
Religious Intelligence and Church Notices
A long list of church services and events for tomorrow across many local congregations. Rev Li, Rev Stewart, Rev Job Chester, Rev Wm C McCune, Rev Dr Morris, Rev C A Hills, Rev Norman Badger, Rev E P Wright, Rev Charles Ferguson, Rev A C Hubbard, Rev Frank Ellis, Rev H D Moore, Rev H Wells, Rev M P Gaddis and others announce morning and evening worships, Sunday School sessions, baptisms, special sermons for children and students, and community meetings across Second Presbyterian, Fifth Presbyterian, Poplar Street Presbyterian, Lincoln Park Presbyterian, St John’s and St James Episcopal, Union Chapel, Trinity M E, Bethel, and multiple church groups with notes on venues, times, and topics. The notice also highlights Sabbath School progress, particularly at Lincoln Park and East Pearl churches, and mentions charitable activities and meetings associated with local religious societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian
Poplar Street
Job Chester
H. B. Olmstead
Lincoln Dark Presbyterian Church
Wm. C. McCune
Dr. Morris
Lane Seminary
Third Presbyterian Church
West Seventh Street
Ang
Bermonto
C. A. Hills
Central Presbyterian Church
Ote Haneit Mound
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
Evenin
C. L.thompson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Norman Badger
Louisville
Kentucky
St. John's Church
Seventh and Phium Streets
St. James Episcopal Church
E. P. Wright
Wealey
Charles Ferguson
Illernal
Union Chapel
Wm. X. Ninde
M. EB. Church
Weon Plum
Central Avenue
Trinity M. E. Church
Studley
H. D. Moore
Vine-street
Astbury Chapel
Erwin House
Ne Christian Advocate
Asbury Chapel
Pearl-street M. E
Wells
Tor
Bethel Church
Society of Friends
Serine Someree
Fifth
John Streets
Hamilton County
Agars
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth Street
Vine
Charles H. Wold
Bea
State Sabbath School Union
Shorrow
Ae Music Hell
Unitarian Society
Thomas Vickers
Ladred Bethel Aid Soviety
Y Gece Christies Association
I. Jes
Mieden
Franciscan Sisters of the Poor
East Third
John H. Bonner
France
Our City
Reconstruction Debate Delayed in Ohio Senate and House
Cincinnati Times reports a postponed debate on Reconstruction in the Ohio Legislature. Senate actions include a loan and water works extension for Zanesville, gas meter regulations, and a bridge across the Little Miami. House measures cover city organization, annual town reporting, and a constitutional stance on federal intervention with a substitute asserting states’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrence
Ohio River
Little Miami
Cincinnati
Kentesky
Ohio
Congress
Hutcheson
Sepelntel
Pouces
Baten
Roger Sonal
Seid
Cantan
Senate
HOUSE
Items of General Interest from the New Territories
From Rocky Mountain papers, items on Mormon correspondence, Cragin, and Cragin's views. Mention of Mormonism as a rising power and potential ark of liberties. Denver railroad bond vote approved. five-foot quartz vein in Moreno mines. mining wealth reported. Montana cold, Flint Creek quartz ledge with free gold. Owyhee River expedition encounters hostile Indians. Boise Reservation parley. Columbia River ice bound. Cheyenne visit and Grant Club. one thousand Indians for frontier service. Winnebagoes and Omahas noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Salt Lake News
Bih
Cragin
Nlire
Messrs. Cragin
Meadere
Denver
Denver Pacific Railroad
Tribune
Hooper
Moreno
Mao
Montana
Flint Creek
Tdah
Dave Pickett
Owyhee River
Boise City
Wyoming
Ekiewere
Cheyenne
Grant Club
Fort Sanders
Illinois Southeastern Railway plan spurs Mason donations
A Southern Illinois letter outlines a state charter for a railroad from the Chicago branch of the Illinois Central through Clay Wayne White and Gallatin counties to Shawneetown, with Mason town voters urged to donate thirty thousand dollars and to elect a funding ballot. The goal is a one hundred mile line linking Mason to Shawneetown, enabling freight flow between Cincinnati and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Chicago
Clay, Wayne, White and Gallatin
Shawneetown
Ohio River
Tle
Tennessee
Soto Stoe
Gallatin
White County
Wayne County
Stig
Clay County
Mason
Effingham Enenty
Warnean
Ely
Clay
Wayne
White
Rose Tharne
Mason Township
Enterprise
Haute
Illinois Geaeae
Southeastern
Illinois
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ifield
Pana
Penineet
Winnois
Mgham County
Heroic mother perishes saving children in Iowa house fire
In Crapetine township, a mother named Carrie Howd site Hoe dies shielding two young children as flames engulf a house owned by Bonds shell near a town. Firefighters recover bodies from the ruins and the tragic scene leaves a family shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa
Phelps
Crapetine
Bonds
Shell
In H
Carrie
Remarkable Case Against Albert Lott in Court
Fragmentary report notes cases to be tried before the United States Circuit Court. Albert feet ane Lott appears in a list of defendants. Officials mention a resignation, missing stamps, and accounts, with costs rising to ten dollars a day. Court actions and distant Kendall county references appear amid garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post of
The
Sth
Vsnen
Ciredit
Albert Feet
Cnfed
Postis
Sten
Ilallage
Arendall
Express
Husrters
Kendall County
Chicago
Louisville Mystery Deepens After Infant Found Dead
The Louisville Democrat reports another murder adding to the city’s dark history. A baby girl, killed and tossed over a graveyard fence, is tied to a young mother and a seduction scandal. The piece suggests a cover up by those who prey on virtue, noting no clear positive lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
The
Louisville Democrat
Dick Moore
Nile
Destitution in East Prussia Described by London Gazette
A London Gazette report details dire conditions in East Prussia, visiting every laborer’s cottage in a village. Of 39 adults and 40 children, most earned nothing, five men and one woman died, and food, clothing, and furniture were scarce. Only two households had fire, and the thermometer read 58 degrees below zero on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Prussia
London Gazette
Vn Soden
Coek
Crews of Lap Seamers Battle for Mountain Gorges
Fragmentary text notes crews of lap seamers versus the Amazon and covered bra silit cets of these steamesa urging action. Government propriety demands securement to mountain gorges.
Convention struggles and accidents reported in southern states
Telegraphed dispatches describe voting struggles in a southern convention with disclosures on enfranchisement and a majority report that would disfranchise others. The Arkansas delegation seeks funds for a Mississippi river loan. A separate collision and railroad accident near Millcreek injures several, with a Detroit boiler explosion killing two. The McArdle habeas case at the Supreme Court is argued over Reconstruction acts. Florence reports Italy and Naples plan naval movements, while a London Times letter questions official China policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teedewer
Virginia
Sh Cosaceltine
Romneranses
Pee Ae
Arkansas
Congress
Mississippi
Lowsiana
Ceucbanans
Reau
Bureau
Kyle
Ley
Corbett
Kadiesla
Pongiemeee
Mason
Chicot
Ani
Howard
Revious Weston
Pendin Moines Cave
South Carinae
Dunham
Clarke
Clarion
Florida
Louisiana Aventions
Washington
Mardle
Supreme Court
James Hughes
United States
McArdle
Hughes
Vicksburg Times
Habeas Co
United Stary Power
Black
Foreton
Florence
Shane
Naples
Betty
Rio Para
Atenus Vambrey
Central Asia
London Times
Carl Schurz
Bismarck
Federal Council of
Congressional Debate on Readmitted States and Freedmen
The House discussed readmission and tenure of law tied to Ohio and Texas voting rights, with references to the Civil War era, the Commission on Freedmen, and ongoing committee referrals. Debates touched on return of captured or displaced individuals and the path to future amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misengte
Herman
Obko
Ohio
Bretem Julien
Johome
Judiciary Committee
Mysterious man found dead in Louisville alley
The body of an unknown man, named Patrick, was found recently. Wounds suggest foul play and possible stabbing or maiming. Investigators note clothing described and evidence hints at concealed identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Shh
Missa Moore
Teoeghi
Patrick Scone
Ikea
Fragmented OCR Item Teases Names and Places
Incomplete readable fragments mention persons and places, including garbled names. The text hints at a local event or notice but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to specify.
Ad Adie Ee Reat Four Lida Coie Car C O
Fragmentary OCR text mentions four items and names, but readable details are sparse. This brief note records an incomplete list of names and an unclear reference to a vehicle or assignment, with no verifiable events or outcomes to summarize.
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Oran
Juin
Ides Hewes
H. P. Bitas, Paorare
Temperance
Wather
Municipal Askirs
Bari
Ales Lenman
Renee
R. B. A ' Joux F
S.y. Committee
Wa. Sroms
Religious Intelligence
Bear
Heaphia and Young Men's Hebrew Association
Bamion
Vine Street
Nevy
Thevangelical Minings Association
Corner Court
John G. Fee
J. Emery
Cincinnati Times
Fegmnative
Columbus Solons
Corvmars
Fred. Blananukner
Jewett
Messrs. Collen
Wolf
Councils of Union
Patwen
Bror Powpen
Wanitar
Osama
Ao Hursery
West Fourth Street
Charleston
South
Rocky Muntain
Slorado
Oregon
Columbia River
Umatilla
Dalles
Lence
Linois Railroads
Effingham County
Hlinpta
Great West
Elinoig
Anata
Eve
Vance
Savannah
Lone Star
Hilton
Oheward
Ayan
More
Besse Nickle
New York
Herbert Tesaben, Jr
Philadetse
Powell
N. Jersey
L.aes
Gerald
Breyomi
J Baker
Detroit Dispatch
Michigan
Arnold
Eallin
Supreme Co
Oren
Priday
Tadge Shatken Ter
Congressional
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Sesat
MpFaxleston
Io Jol
Rine
Ewes
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