22 Feb 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1869
Page
1
The Cincinnati Times highlights a remarkable frauds case involving soldiers and relying on a witness described as wonderful. The article underscores victims including orphans and widows and notes how these victims were robbed in a sensational scheme.
In a Saturday session the Senate reported bills on custom-house lands and snuggling and considered an amendment from Bingham to guarantee that the right to vote and hold office cannot be denied or abridged by the United States or any State on account of race. The discussion touches on efforts linked to upcoming elections and broader civil rights goals.
In Clermont County bills were introduced to authorize a cemetery at Moravian Brethren and to authorize alienation in favor of lawyers. Provisions on marriage of first cousins were discussed as related to bills. The status of relations to the Marietta Railroad was referred.
A garbled OCR segment mentions health, pardons, and an upcoming meeting on Sunday February 21. The text references Thurlow, Johnson, the Prince Imperial of France, and various obscured names and topics including emigration and law changes.
Fragmentary report notes NTlane and Tyner scoring to take the lead with Scene G. Die. Limited readable names and unclear context prevent fuller attribution.
A coroner inquest begins amid questions about motive as the family of Col Tomens, who lives twelve miles away, confronts a possible murder for money. The fragment hints at a witness or expert faanien while investigators weigh evidence and seek clarity on the case.
A sharp tirade attacks hypocritical officials alleging vice profits exceed virtue and calling out corrupt practices. The piece targets public figures and institutions, arguing moral decay accompanies wealth, power, and ostentatious piety.
A garbled compilation cites a violent Sabbath incident and clashes with religious service, mentions heirs of Nicholas Albertsonea family, a plant that clings to trees, and a Minnesota side inhabitant note book. It references wheat sowing in February 1858 and agricultural notes from 1860.
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