03 Feb 1858
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1858
Page
3
A fragment shows several classified items: a horse engine stroke sale inquiry, a large room for rent suitable for lawyers or businesses on Third Street Cincinnati, a rear side entrance suite, and a splendid Black Walnut counter with drawers for sale.
Three pieces make the bill at Wood's tonight. Secred Love features Mrs. Vance and is praised after a strong Monday performance. La Giselle stars Mlle Fragek, with The Whites and Browns as a farce to close. The National Tuzaren offers Mazeppa revived and Karmel the Scout as part of the program.
The article portrays a heated civic fuss over park construction funded by a six hundred thousand dollar debt. Letters from residents and a range of encounters, including police and public figures, illustrate public unrest, support, and derision as authorities push toward a Central Park project amid local skepticism.
Hans closes the current discussion of popular feeling about parks based on anticipations of the grand Park. The passage reflects hopeful public mood and excitement surrounding park plans.
City Civil Engineer Peter presents 1857 report to the Council detailing pavement and intersection repairs funded from the general fund and special taxation. The paving item exceeds 65 000 dollars with limestone work about 10 000 dollars already spent, bowlder pavements continuing to reduce future costs.
Reports recount a large crowd visiting the House of Refuge and city projects, fines and jail terms, and notes on a Melville lecture at University Hall. The piece threads municipal business, court outcomes, and a contemplative art talk on Rome and Vatican statues.
The piece notes Chaplain William Andrews appealing for aid to the destitute, detailing winter donations and clothing needs. It lists city improvement bills paid for street cleaning, market spaces, sidewalks, and a police court stove overhaul, alongside a store robbery report and a Philharmonic Society concert preview with Beethoven’s Fifth.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and names but lacks coherent context or complete facts. It reads as disjointed phrases about letters, possessions, and individuals with no verifiable event or outcomes.
Telegraph report from Cincinnati identifies a suspected participant in large post-office robberies. A recovered sum is linked to the case. Robert W. Young, Jr., about 20, is in custody under bonds awaiting trial.
Fragmentary text shows a sequence of names and locations with scattered numbers. It mentions Ilona and Lonisvil with dates or values like 6 below and 40. The legibility is poor and concrete events or actions are not identifiable.
Fragmented notes describe cold conditions with frost and low temperatures. References to a river level around five feet near Prrrapuri and a stationary land area precede brief air readings. A St Louis line notes frost and a 32 degree reading with clearing skies afterward.
A fragmented report from Mavens Cuuns Pennsylvania on February 3 describes a hotel damaged in a fire. It notes efforts by citizens saved and ponies destroyed. the bus status remains unconfirmed.
A later dispatch from Creveland dated February 3 reports four people were burned in a fire in Adtabala County. The brief notes the incident occurred amid ongoing countywide investigations.
The readable parts describe sales activity at multiple locations including 1500 Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mentions pennies per item and a Pennsylvania sale at 20 cents. Details are incomplete and names or precise dates are missing.
Local brokers Rowe & Co advertise as stock, bond, note, and bill brokers at 21 West Third Street Cincinnati. They offer dealings in exchange, specie, and bank notes and promise interest on time deposits.
The report notes New York shipped about 4.4 million in specie this month, exceeding January's figure from the prior year. It cites broad market signals including loan activity and increased willingness to move sound party payments, with commentary from Baltimore Patriot as the source of intelligence.
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