10 Feb 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1876
Page
1
A derailed OCR account notes a large Taentsy fire causing widespread concern among insurers. Several dozen director meetings were held to discuss risks, with confusion over precise figures and losses. The piece mentions high exposure to a phenedeus class property and stresses prompt adjudication of claims.
February testimony before the committee featured Wiley Wells describing remarks by Governor. The record shows Wells testified yesterday about the governor’s statements and the hear setting.
February 10 A. M. fragmentary notice mentions Commerce and a band Ciscureat with unclear details. Names Weatae and Roper appear as probable subjects or entities.
Prominent Norwich letter by W L Goss discusses War Department mortality versus Confederate confinement and Andersonville crowding. He cites figures on Federal officers, Union citizens, and paroled prisoners, arguing rebel prisons caused higher death rates and urging accountability by Jefferson Davis.
The Queen’s Speech was read amid a grand pageant as diplomats arrived, with the King’s and royal figures in view. The Commons and Lords prepared to attend, the Queen seated, ministers and nobles present, and the ceremony unfolding with ceremonial ranks and maneuvers.
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting at an edge or edge house, with names like Mr Sasa and Bresette. contains scattered phrases about viewing something outside and a promise to be present. The readable content is too disjoint to determine a coherent event or outcome.
Chicago dispatch reports Collector Web Dat Chicago consults with Secretary Bristow and Belisator Wilson on Calico Save trials. Immunity from punishment will be granted to several conspirators who confessed, aiding prosecutors. Also notes Senate extends ten years for Northern Pacific Railroad, Blaine's finance speech, Schenck correspondence inquiry, Norwood on Centennial bill, and Major Megrue's illness delaying travel.
St Louis reports reveal witness Bassett describing illicit whiskey shipments and rectifying house practices in 1574 1579. Avalon Mavrest testified as Ring collector detailing weekly seizures and a plan to pass $5000 in currency via a letter box. The defense objected to linking Babcock’s intent to the letters amid intense testimony.
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports the Ohio Senate and House proceedings on February 10. The Senate granted leave to vote affirmatively on the additional six millions bill as Mr. Klein recmidt proposed. Several bills were introduced or read, including measures on street improvements funding, platting and subdivision governance, exam of county offices, bridges near county lines, hotel permit financing, and relief for late state treasurer sureties. In the House, the six millions bill received its first reading, and new bills covered fraud, county reports, stockholder dissolutions, road improvements, contractual interest rates, water trustees, and municipal malfeasance penalties. The session progresses with multiple proposed laws shaping local infrastructure, finance, and governance.
London reports a weekly rise in Bank of England reserves by 76,000 pounds with liabilities at 42 percent. The Times notes a large Anglo Egyptian Bank loan fueling fears of a French syndicate influence. Paris police prefect Tur Bew and Baron Haussmann address voters in the First Arrondissement. Bank of France notes a 19,125,000 franc weekly increase in specie.
February 9 Philadelphia reports list arrivals from Liverpool aboard Steamship Ohio and other vessels. Names Cordova Diego and Loxpon appear alongside Havana and New York ports. The fragments indicate routine passenger and cargo movements between Liverpool and U S ports.
An overnight burglary at the Bank of Commerce left a small amount taken and the vault entered. Police and experts investigated the Tuesday night break as officers failed to open the vault by Wednesday, with a discovered loss of about 21,500 dollars.
Reported bank burglary left securities valued at about 1509,000 missing while the vault’s outer and inner locks were operated by different officers. Experts opened the outside lock at 2 PM after paying teller failed to operate it, revealing a dramatic safe breach with chronometer lock arriving that day. No clue to the robbers, bank authorities say.
Curiaco February 10 notes that Plymouth and Leavitt Street Churches of Chicago decline to attend the Church Council of Investigation. Also listed as not attending are Plymouth Church in Chicago and Leavitt Street Church in Chicago. Those accepting include Forty-seventh Street Church in Chicago Olivet Church in Milwaukee Congregational Church at Mobile Madison Wis.
PoTreviLIE reports Charles McAllister and Patrick auley were arrested near Mahoney City for the September double murder of Thomas Langer and William Ares, involving mining boss links and alleged motives. A cor pus hearing is set for Saturday in the med charged murder of policeman Yost at Tewajua, months after the incident.
Dispatches from Cincinnati dated February 10 report rising water at Boon and Cincinnati with river at 11 feet 8 inches. Boats like the Joseph Sene and Parker tow coal upriver toward Cincinnati while others depart for Louisville and Cairo. Weather is cloudy and mild with steady water levels and light business activity noted in several port calls.
The February 10 market report lists quiet conditions in petroleum and grain futures. Wheat is steady with hard spring near 133 dollars. corn around 2 to 3 dollars. oats, rye, and barley quieter with sparse activity on the Chicago exchange. Prices and bids appear mixed amid routine cash offerings and daily price quotes.
Market roundups show wheat firm and higher for March as grains trade in Milwaukee and Chicago. Oats, corn, pork and lard futures move with mixed receipts and price shifts, while oil, sugar and coffee quotes display volatility in New York and Dal lard markets.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention February markets and weak activity. Various garbled phrases imply a quiet, rough trading week with unsettled prices and expected recounts, mentioning places like City Market and Tito’s Market in a dated, local-use context. Named entities are unclear due to corruption.
In a complex insurance litigation before Judge Yaple the Globe notes a collision between the United States and the America hear Wargen in December. The plaintiffs seek recovery of $110,000 from the defendants for damages to a wrecked vessel and repairs. The defense argues no duty to advise post collision actions and contends the vessel carried coal oil illegally. Depositions and arguments proceed with Pearce testimony and legal counsels shaping the case.
Before Judge Murdock, motion overruled in a replevin case. Ernie & Brother vs Conway likely involved in peti tion. Judge Force with Judge Verdi presiding. jury verdict for the plaintiff with one cent damages.
New York reports ongoing blaze at Broadway ruins with firefighters, two engines on scene under Lieutenant Bates as crews pull walls and pour water. Insurance firms stockpiling and auction plans underway to recoup losses while firefighters estimate damages and await full figures. Assistant foreman Bush remains away and retirement notes surface as crews plan another day of work.
Fragmented OCR summary notes Feb 10 London parliamentary proceedings with references to Captain and officers. Mentions Marine Layarance and resignations amid government matters. Florence and Leghorn correspondence hints at suspensions and speculative reports from abroad.
The First National Bank of Springfield Michigan sues Charles A Dean to recover 5000 dollars on a promissory note dated January 15, 1805. The parties connected with the Chicago Republican heard the case and Judge Larriwaore entered a verdict for the plaintiff.
A damaged dispatch reports a severe fire at a building on Holyoke Street that spread to the cellar and attic, starting early this morning. The blaze caused extensive damage with property losses estimated around 75,000 dollars and partial insurance coverage noted.
In Boston on February 10, Meserr Sanders and Hobbs, former wholesale shoe dealers, appeared before the United States Commissioner charged with fraudulently selling goods within three months prior to bankruptcy.
The Senate discussed a repeal measure and a crossword of a Northern Pacific Railway extension. Debates touched on tax provisions and time extensions while the chair conveyed a reply to a recent resolution on militia and tabled the broader construction issue for later.
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