25 Feb 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1870
Page
1
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A Covington correspondent comments February 23, 1870 on a detailed report of a rail route for the Stillwater Valley Railroad. He asserts the road can be built at a much lower cost and endorses a favorable assessment, urging support for the Covington line.
A sensational report from New Providence details the arrest of Count Otto Von Bellow, his betrothal to a young woman tied to a Jersey noble line, and accusations of swindling tradesmen. The article outlines the mother’s disapproval, the Countess’s devotion, and victims including Charles Marsh and others who financed the don’s alleged schemes. The piece also notes the Count’s upcoming appearance before a special sessions court as witnesses prepare.
The Union Daily reports a Prayers Meeting led by Mr. Frank Ferry at Third Presbyterian with a somber tone on religious gathering. It covers City Council sessions, sidewalk improvements, market stalls transfers, and requests from the colored community for Firemen's Hall usage, plus various local notices and political updates including a Republican primary in the First Ward and local speeches.
A fragment from the San Francisco Call cites a Colorado overflow and irrigation ideas as a potential boon for desert farming. It notes legislature considerations and questions whether giving away water or investing now yields returns for the state.
Pastor Elder W. T. Moore delivers Sunday sermons at 11 AM and 7 PM titled The influence of the Flesh keeping away from Christ. Local congregation invites attendance and prayer.
Amateur nine discussions fill a busy section as Asa Brainard joins the club in Cincinnati with Mr John, Carver, and Fisher visiting Kane Loft to view the game at the Charter yard. The team awaits further arrangement for the season opener.
A fragment from the Enquirer carries a brief letter about Gen. Authority and a note on removal. The readable text is limited, with only hints of a larger discussion and no clear event date or full names.
Disjointed OCR text references Randolp Bethe Campbell Franklin county and a Colored State Convention in Frankfort. Mentions Isaac and Joel, city meetings, a confrontation over appointment charges, and a fire alarm near ten o'clock. Mentions Collector Nigon and Assessor Linn traveling to Louisville and United States seende.
Seward will arrive in New York today. The Maine Senate voted to abolish capital punishment by nearly three to one. A woman named Webber robbed bags at night on Day Train routes. Nicholas Colden was killed by a locomotive in Fort Wayne. A Cuban Junta in Havana faced executions. A church in East Weymouth Massachusetts burned, loss about $15,000. Mrs Benes sued the Louisville Courier Journal for libel. jury awarded $200. A dead young woman was found and a suspect horse thief arrested in Venice Illinois.
From Henry county and Medina citizens to Monroe county voters the assembly considers measures to improve animal control and taxation. The draft 188k bill updates the act governing quotas and taxation while memorials urge broader distribution on cattle and sheep protection at the legislature session.
In the 41st Congress Second Session on February 21, Senate members discussed a bill by Mrs. POM YY of Kansas concerning the sale of Great and Little Osage reservations and removal of Osage Indians, with debates delay and adjournment. House discussions involved Mr Whittemore of South Carolina defending a case and Speaker actions on communications from the Governor, with consent disputes over procedure and committee references.
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