22 Feb 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1870
Page
1
A garbled compilation mixes a defiant actress remarks on gender and distress with mid nineteenth century railroad construction details and local commentary. It references a Missouri Union stance, a shrine to Sam Patch, and a Rochester 1829 death notice, then shifts to bridge design and ironwork procurement in Louisville and Iron Vale.
The London Times furnishes notable statistics on cotton trade in Europe. British imports reach 620 bales with totals in the millions, while France and other nations show varied duties and rates. The piece also digresses into literary critiques and a detailed account of an opera season by amateur society, praising performances and stage elaboration.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a retort by Father Williams of Provid in a daylong debate. Names and context are unclear due to garbled text, but the exchange centers on church matters and local concerns.
Newport notes: town meetings set for February 2 1870 at 7 PM to nominate delegates and discuss ward affairs. ages and locations listed. City Clerk’s office details. district meeting at Schneider’s Hall with Fred Veith noted. Proceeds include school fees and a board vote on consolidated funds.
At a Covington gathering of about 100 citizens last night Colonel John Todd presiding the assembled body endorsed a resolution concerning fees linked to the death of a person named Grant or Reeman. The discussion touched on the actions of officials and the precarious condition of the injured party now in a hospital.
A plan to build a new court-house in Mansond Ohio is noted for next summer with a $100 cost estimate. Separately a Lone Ohio rolling mill worker William Protthers died when his belt was caught in machinery. Other items mention political speeches in Paris, a Chicago saloon shooting, and a House committee session on the Auditors' bill.
Telegraphic notes report Seward's arrival in Baltimore and a cold Sunday in Mobile the Connecticut Democratic Convention meets, and the Fenian Senate holds a secret session in New York. Other items: Seward's New York reception planned, Chief Justice Hinman dies, Louisville wholesale sales for January total 348315, fire hits Franklin Louisiana with 70000 loss, and a Tennessee convention adjourns.
The Senate considered resolutions and amendments involving the 11th Amendment and federal bureaus. Committee reports covered Freedmen's Bureau education, a monument at West Point, and territorial revenue measures. Debates touched naval affairs, cemeteries, pensions, and postmasters, with various bills referred or passed in a wide range of state considerations.
A garbled note honors a lavish visit to Port and Lexington in Okio with thanks to officials and a request for certification of attire to the Mayer of cack and Mr. Sarin cn pa members. The 75 pet sf of the tinctionett southern 'Baliroed fs will be resumed at 12 M.
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