24 Feb 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1870
Page
1
The readable fragment hints at a discussion of mice at doors, whisky and a military governorship. No clear persons, organizations, dates, places, or events are identifiable. The text appears corrupted with stray letters and incomplete sentences, limiting concrete reporting.
A dense civic notice captures a crowded program with a rich blend of operatic performances and religious services. Featured is Mr Equinet in a humorous role, a planned mass meeting, and a Baptist opening exercise with prayers, sermons, and scripture readings. The piece also notes the Mennerchor Society ball at Turner Hall and a call for unity in education and religion.
A fragmented OCR reads of a Congregational Church service notes a military service member who also serves as a minister. It mentions a large church building, and a growing flock with ninety seven new members joining. The text shows garbled phrases but indicates a strong community turnout and continued religious leadership.
Fragmentary notes describe a route near St Xavier with mentions of Walnut Hills and Avondale. The text references Eadie and a five mile shorter path, implying a student travel context with elusive details.
Weismuiter to Elizabeth Detebman lease on Clay street side of D. Watson lot 1056 near New Richmond pike east of Mal Street in Columbia. R. D. Jones to G. W. Passel, lots 165 and 168 in James subdivision in Farmount. Farmers Lodge trustees convey 11 160 acres in Colerain township. Gether and wife to Le E. Schwartz, lot 129 feet on Locust and Walnut in Read... Peter Wieseman and Barbara Wieseman to 25 Cleralt township. Phares heirs to John Brown tract 5 acres in Harrison township. Rosac and wife to Catherine Taylor lot on Cincinnati Avenue in Fairmount. Wells to Sam Wells, lot on Cincinnati Avenue.
In Covington, a telegraph link was proposed to connect the two railroad depots and adjacent hotels with Cincinnati offices. A Frankfort letter notes Southern Railroad supporters expect a 17 vote margin in the House, with a close Senate. A benefit event for Rt Elisabeth Hospital occurred at Wil's Hall with Excelsior Amateurs, followed by social remarks and speeches at a church gathering led by Rev J C Elder.
A sprawling telegraphic digest reports Rev. E P Hammond leaving Indianapolis for New Orleans, a Danish life boat issue, and a July river race challenge. It notes the Sixth District Khan Convention at Terre Wednesday June 18, plus various incidents: a man killed, a prison sentence in New York, a wagon collision in Philadelphia injuring two children, and a Madrid protest demanding work. Also covered are a resignation, a murder, a rope accident in New York, and political moves in Virginia and Spain.
Newport records note a Shenstone Vase sale listing Dreier recently at 125 dollars each. The fragment hints at a local auction or dealer transaction with unspecified quantity and context.
Legislative proceedings in Ohio feature third readings on B. No. 72 about railroad archways and tax proofs, measure B. No. 11 on convict reforms, and motions for governor’s mansion committee, with House and Senate actions, adjournment, and messages from the governor.
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