19 Feb 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1870
Page
1
A mixed 1870s newspaper fragment discusses debates around the Constitutional Convention and judicial vacancies, alongside remarks on religious services. It mentions publishers A.B. Barnes & Co, Robt. Clarke & Co, and Samuel Brown & Co, with notices about opening exercises, devotions, and sermons at local churches including Vine Street Congregational and Central Christian Church.
Fragmentary text mentions pur gore and hort aria and sound, offering little context or complete facts about people places or events.
Amusements note reports Excinm Orzea-aAuber's Crown Diamonds staged at the National last evening with Mrs C B Bernard as La Catarina and H C Peakes as Count Campo. Cast praised for music and vocal skill, with choruses strong though some parts uneven. Ticket sales directed to Lloyd for reserved seats at Church's. patrons urged to secure seats promptly.
A damaged OCR passage summarizes a lecture honoring Henry Vincent Sud, praising John Milton’s influence and describing the speaker’s eloquence. It references Milton’s birth in 1608 and death in 1674, noting extended discussion of liberty and republican themes, with conjecture about the lecture’s reception.
The Springfield Ohio papers report strong excitement in the city over plans for an air-line railroad linking Springfield with nearby points. Voters are urged to note an upcoming decision on March dates.
A fire at a wood mill destroys the building made entirely of wood and forces about 300 workers from employment. Authorities plan immediate cleanup and expect the mill to resume operations within about thirty days. Proprieties report insurance and financials amid the blaze as investigations continue.
The fragment discusses a directorate proposal and amendments to financial measures. It mentions a debt figure around 140 or more, noting principal and interest in gold, with references to Lexington, Sealidgsen, and a forthcoming meeting to approve or concur with the report.
A long erratic report lists scattered items from late February readings including posts on the Alaska disbursements, a menacing typhus outbreak in Albion and a St Louis explosion aftermath. The piece also notes elections debates, the Maine capital punishment vote result, college fire outcomes, and local governance topics with numerous names.
A miscellany of late 19th century notes reports New York seeking a State Soldiers Home Nebraska ratifying the XVth Amendment Lieutenant General Sheridan in New York City and a general news lull A Rochester thunderstorm a German plot in Dayton next week and a bill before the President A rain storm on the river a lawsuit withdrawal involving Samuel Bowles The pioneers in an English Nebraska colony arriving in New York A burned Christian church in Washington Illinois loss 10000 with no insurance Otis Johnson a Massachusetts horticulturist dies aged nine A show near Pittsburg and tariff talk John K 8 a Millbrook Illinois man seeks love A secretary Bailey in receipt of 50000 near New Orleans United States to France funeral of Charles D Kirk editor Louisville Sun A Penn Yan Brick Sink case Benson Smith appearance on trial Stanton’s move.
The Ohio Senate discusses bills on crime penalties and public lands bonds, plus discussions on the Fifteenth Amendment ratification, railroad construction, and executive sessions. Debates cover salaries, civil disabilities, and measures affecting government offices and the Treasury.
A long antebellum warning essay touts self control and warns that self abuse and sexual excesses ruin generative organs. It links weakness, nervousness, palpitations, and memory loss to diseased organs, claiming many illnesses stem from this cause and urging a Diuretic remedy. It cites successful men as examples and condemns inflated organs from excess.
An advertisement touts Fluid Extract Buchu as a universal diuretic and cure for diseases of the bladder kidneys gravel dropsy organic weakness female complaints and debility. It claims benefits for both genders and warns that withholding treatment may risk consumption or insanity while promising renewed health and happiness.
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