26 Feb 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1874
Page
1
Dispatches report Darren O February 26, league sends out five fees of two ladies each to request the of hotels and drug stores to sign pledge and will report at the prayer meeting at 3 o'clock at the U B Church
The fragmentary OCR note mentions river measurements and coal tow details with names like Jee Walton, but the text is garbled and limits reliable reconstruction of events or persons.
Readable parts show prices for fruit, metals, and oils with scattered figures such as 1 1644 1 16% and cash terms. Mentions Sumatra basis and Seacod refining with vague market context and multiple incomplete entries.
The Friends of Inquiry meet again tonight to finish discussion on Woman's Ban at the Northeast Road Church corner of Pocket. attendees include Thompeen and Deziel Hickey, formerly employed by the Jam Off Central Ave.
A woman summoned as a witness in the Carrie Davis matter testified at Mrs Sullivan's house. The witness wrote her name as Jeanie Fank on a document, later expressing confusion over why she had written that surname for herself.
A fragmentary notice describes an entertainment event labeled as T. M. C. A. entertainment. Details are garbled with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits reference a show or performance and some provisional involvement by an organizer or sponsor, but precise titles, dates, and participants remain unreadable.
Difficult to parse OCR text hints at a Polis Court case. Key names and places are unclear but suggest a municipal court matter proceeding at a central location with dates and involved citations. Further readable details are insufficient to specify parties or outcomes.
Fragmentary message from the Relator of the Daily referencing a telegram received. details and context are unreadable in the provided OCR fragment. No clear names, dates, or events are discernible to summarize further.
In police court John Krebs a boy was fined ten dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct and fast driving. Lydia Elliot a young woman from Pah Hous faced charges of marijuana use and disobeying Bt John's Saptions since November. she was sent to 30 days in custody.
Special Dispatch from Washington reports the Centennial Exhibition bill facing stiff opposition in the Senate. A strong Philadelphia lobby urged passage, but the measure failed 23 to 28 after brief, sharp debate led by Senators Sumner Thurman Morrill and Sargent. The session included calls to order and a later move to table finance resolutions while other topics lingered.
Outstand ing debts of Tat ler County total 119000 as county of ficials open an invoice of its contents. Auditor Peck and Commissioners Caldwell and Gen God man review bonds, checks, and bank records from the 1860s at First National Bank. Hamilton Street Railway Company backers meet at A W Scotts office.
A congressional committee wraps up its review of Marian's removal amid debate over governance. Key figures include committee members and local officials, with a focus on procedures and the political implications for the district.
Report from Oxford on February 25 and 26 describes women’s prayer meetings in saloons and shops. Henry Pfeister, who balked at signing a pledge, knelt with women and vowed to sign once other saloonkeepers comply. Mrs. Hunt from Indianapolis aids the effort, aiming for continued presence until pledges are secured.
OTTAWA February 26 The Dominion Board of Trade reassessed general trade relations between Canada and the United States. The speaker, likely from the Winnipeg or American side, urged reciprocity as mutually advantageous and argued for cooperative economic ties between the two nations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe opposition to re enactment of an old manufacturing tax law. Mentions Pennsylvanian legislature, peace or Gov Hartranft, and calls for visitation and capio terms. Limited readable entities include Egiz Pdl and the state manufacturing interests.
Bis Francisco, February 26, arrested for arson in Portland Oregon. He faced charges connected to a fire on the 2d of Aeonen, with details noting the time and place surrounding the incident.
New York February 24 Jes King who shot Anthony T O Neil was placed on trial for murder The trial has been delayed due to the defendant’s illness and prostration at the time of proceedings The victim was a kitchen worker for Mrs King and the case centers on the alleged fatal shooting in the home or workplace context
Chief Justice Duval and Judge Badge have submitted their resignations in Montreal on February 26, while Judge Monk requests a year's leave of absence. The move appears to settle the ongoing beach related dispute affecting the judiciary.
New York February 26 Erie Railroad officials say the strike is at an end and workers have returned to duties. Agents west have been informed to resume ticket sales across the line.
Rumors allege detectives have arrested Francis H. Carter also known as Frank, a figure prominent among bank burglars who escaped from Newcastle Delaware jail. No official confirmation from authorities yet, details remain unverified.
Fragmentary notice describes the Titusville market with vague prices around two hundred dollars. It notes dull trading, quiet activity, and a closing bulk at a nominal level. Names and exact figures are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a market summary for February 26.
The death of Councilman John Hust of the Fourth Ward occurred at 10 o'clock this morning. He had suffered illness for some time. He was married to a young woman. Funeral arrangements are to be announced for Sunday with attendance by the entire Council.
An early passenger train on the Short Line road met a mishap this morning. The crew escaped serious injury as the fireman remained aboard while others leapt clear. Scratches and minor injuries were reported for some staff and passengers.
The gathering chaired by President King discusses Horton's amendment to Section 2 of the apportionment report. The session continues after a vote on striking a word in the text. A memorial report honoring Dr. O Connor and Seneca County delegate Dr. Grenér is presented, praising his character and service.
The Committee on Accounts and Expenses reports on stationery used by the Constitutional Convention. It notes costs, commissions, and discrepancies, cites a wholesale supplier, and calls for copies to be sent to the General Assembly. It remains unclear how much stationery was issued to each member due to missing Sergeant-at-Arms accounts.
A Cincinnati investigation into Burnet Woods leasing this afternoon examined several witnesses. Daniel Wolf and others testified they did not receive money or gifts for influencing council votes. Records mention questioned remarks and possible payments, with multiple names cited in the testimony, including Mr. Kahn, Mr. Brookfield, and Mr. Handy.
Advertisements promote Maltby’s Celebrated Hés and C M’s oyster brands at 55 and 57 Fountain for quick, flavorful vittles. Buy by the keg and enjoy extra large Saddle Rock Oysters. Includes claim of superior supply from North and Atlantic waters.
Case before Judge Cox involves J F Lehn company and others asserting property damage and failure of compensation for construction on Lajenen and Second streets. City, O'Brien et al, and defendants contest assessments and right of way claims with Beal Street grading cited, possible $15,000 amount. Attorneys Tatt Shoemaker and others represent plaintiffs. Doug...
In Superior Court before Judge Tilden a motion after default and before answer sought a master to report on assets of the insurer and stock details. The master referral was denied. The ruling determines next steps in asset and stock inquiry.
A 73 year old man from Cincinnati Ohio, C W James, reports long failure with bladder and urinary problems. He cites doctors diagnosing spasmodic stricture and kidney inflammation, then notes great relief from medicine and now feels as well as ever.
An old advertisement proclaims Radway's cure relieves severe pains quickly from minutes to twenty, promising fast relief after reading and assuring sufferers they need not endure pain any longer.
An advertisement touts RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF as curing kidney and bladder inflammation, bowel issues, lung congestion, sore throat, fever, and more. It promises relief from cramps, dysentery, diarrhea, and stomach pains, and suggests travelers use it to prevent illness from water changes, claiming superiority to brandy or bitters.
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