21 Feb 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1876
Page
1
In Corsica on February 21, supporters of Jerome Bonaparte and Roaher backed the latter’s election. The outcome confirmed Roaher as winner amid factional backing and regional mobilization.
A frame comprising three stores owned by Wascae Sea on builds Saran, 410005. Insured for $1,000 after February 21 at Alresa Mica.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions changes in the New York Times, Baltimore references, and scattered phrases about rent, payment, and a person named Firllg Ten. The readable material is too garbled to determine concrete events, dates, or names.
Fragmented OCR reveals political talk and travel plans with references to Washington, candidates, party lines, and opinions on currency. It mentions a forthcoming convention location, discussions about railroads and government power, and various political figures and events. The text is partial and garbled but centers on election politics and governance.
A partial OCR snippet yields unreadable text with stray numbers and letters, offering no clear events, names, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item. Reads as garbled data from a page segment with minimal intelligible content.
Special dispatch from Washington reports the Senate directing the Attorney General to intervene to prevent the sale of the Wabash and Erie Canal by the Receiver. The House urged the Attorney General to explain the Whisky Ring’s state evidence, while Democratic factions clash over money policy and Resumption Act repeal. Mentions possible Cabinet changes and the Judiciary bill passing the House.
February 11 report from Coremnes notes a fore noon Senate session without House in session. Sen Andrews introduces a bill forcing Supreme Court judges to convene a District Court. Messages acknowledge M B Hogan Trustee of Onati Commercial Hospital and E Howe of Fairfield, B W Chidlaw of Hamilton, J M Pagh of Fran as Reform School commissioners. Hains of Preble introduces a bill allowing township trustees and village councils to purchase land for cemetery purposes. Senate adjourned.
A large tinware factory at Woodhaven, Long Island, owned by Lalance and Grosjeen Manufacturing Company, burned this morning. The warehouse with stock was saved. Loss on buildings and machinery estimated at 500000 dollars, partially insured. About 450 men are left jobless by the blaze.
A party from Fort Peace reports Sioux camps near the fort with at least one casualty. Ten men arrived at Bozeman on the 15th. efforts are underway to move three cavalry companies to assist. A 125 man black flag party plans to depart soon from Helena. Funeral notices from Boston and Mt. Auburn Cemetery follow, alongside a Woodhaven fire loss set at 375000 with 327000 insured and plans to rebuild.
February 21 report by the Levee Committee urges applying three to five million dollars to refund the cotton tax. The plan envisions funding through taapiates or direct fed construction funds to heal the levee project.
February 21 meeting notes reveal secret session at 2 PM with most delegates who traveled home returning to Brooklyn. context suggests ongoing church advisory council deliberations at Plymouth Church.
Additional river news reports a 7 feet 5 inch rise of the Monongahela and details of local shippers and departures. Carrie Anesville Arlington and John L Reese move toward St Louis while Carrie Brooks heads to Zanesville and Cherley Brown sails to Louisville with 80,000 bushels of coke and 402,000 bushels of coal. Wharf business is quiet as weather remains cloudy.
Fragmentary text indicates D Brewster and Oswood Fressey were mentioned with references to Oneida and dates around 1839 to 1843. The snippet notes a death event yesterday, suggesting a local obituary brief for these persons or related figures from the Oneida area.
Fragmentary report from Sesaton and House sessions noting discussions on limiting Congress power over naval policy, authorizing inquiries into future naval strategy, and proposed reductions in distilled spirits taxes. Also mentions Atlantic, Black Hill, and Pacific railroad chartering, India treaty minutiae, and appropriations for the Military Academy and cadet facilities. Congress considered bankrupt law petitions and a concurrent resolution on Lincoln’s birthday. debate on military academy funding and deficiencies in cotton aid extended timelines.
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