29 Feb 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1872
Page
1
A brief notice referencing the Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle dated 29. The fragment signals distribution or citation in a newspaper page, with no further readable context or events described.
A fragmentary notice from Columbus dated February 29 indicates a public apportionment plan and a hotel closure at the Neil House effective immediately. The report mentions snow and a related city cemetery laying out in Cincinnati, with unclear details and witnesses from wives.
Fragmentary text mentions a possible fatal scalding at a place nicknamed Tite and a freight train incident involving a person named James Neil, with references to a home return at Yelock and a claimed theft.
Dispatch notes brief exchange involving Seana with Times and Chresiie. context unclear due to fragmented OCR. No dates, places, or distinct events identifiable from the readable text.
February report from Lowpor notes Queen Victoria plans a Germany visit to see Princess ALBERT ADDRESSED. Lord Mayor presented an address to the Prince of Wales. Riots at Killarney as a Kerry deputation arrived. stones thrown at police, crowd dispersed, no serious injuries. Thanksgiving calamity details show two stands collapsed, many dead and thirty injured. The Times reopens debate on the Alabama treaty, England’s stance unchanged.
A chaotic record from the Ohio House and Senate notes lengthy debates on taxation, municipal improvements, and juror practice. Bills cover railroad bridges, land for public buildings, and arms policy while a Senate inquiry into arms and recent militia topics stirs contention.
Paris reports diplomatic authorities confident England will admit the Geneva Board of Arbitrators to hear indirect claims. It mentions francs from Lancashire operatives for France relief after the war and rumors of the Prussian ambassador negotiating with France for the return of Polish emigrants.
New York reports impeachment actions against Judges Cardozo and One by a special committee with charges tied to a 1870 decision and fee issues. In Brooklyn last night, James of Toronto defeated Pattas 250 to claim victory in a charity match, while mentions of war policy and Seward opinions appear amid fragmented notes.
Special dispatches report the Ohio river at New Albany and Ripley fluctuating with snowmelt. The river fell six inches at New Albany and two inches at Ripley as heavy snow recedes. Snow remains in parts with slow melt. forecasted arrivals include Morning Foons and Star from Bowling Green and other lines through Evansville and Louisville.
In a churchyard quarrel between Ade and Webb, Ade drew a revolver and fired twice, fatally wounding Webb who died after being shot six times. Webb, a Confederate veteran, rode to Independence for aid and died at his father’s house after the attack. An inquest was held and a verdict rendered.
A man described as long known in various saloon raids was convicted this evening of killing August Kamp. He showed indifference to the verdict. A court session listed Martinez on Bale Candie as a related matter, with sentencing to follow.
Disjointed items report public dissent in Dordrecht against De Chambord, European punitive measures, and a C and O Railroad recovery plan for Coalburg after a looming change. Parthia ship damage and potential detention in Liverpool precede news of German clubs forming in San Francisco for a presidential convention. A Tennessee court rejects Ward claims amid a large financial figure referenced.
Scientific American notes thousands of pounds of butter sold daily in New York are adulterated with a cotton-seed oil derived compound. Farmers are not accused, but dishonest dealers mix the fake fat with genuine butter, creating a dangerous substitute that deceives consumers and harms butter’s reputation.
Samuel Whitmore, brakeman, was burned at home on William Street around ten thirty and suffered extensive injuries with internal damage. He has great difficulty swallowing and constant vomiting. at two o'clock he was sleeping but recovery is extremely doubtful.
Fragmentary Senate and House discussions focus on the Liberal Republican movement. Chandler denies forgery of a frank amid party strife. A bill to admit six Japanese youths to West Point is introduced. resolutions on French affairs are discussed.
A would-be assassin fired a pistol at Hill in the evening near Lowpox on February 29 but caused no injuries. The assailant was promptly arrested.
Paris February 29 The Assembly Committee on Capitulation is examining the surrender of Metz by Bazaine. A delegation from the Metz Municipal Council has arrived in Paris to testify against the Marshal. The committee will hear the delegation’s testimony on March 5.
Sixteen bond offers totaling 3,166,950 were received at 108 to 110.7 with one million sought for purchase, potential repricing to 109.24. At Mayor Hall's trial a twelfth juror remained outstanding. In the Stokes case District Attorney Garvin countered defense claims that the Grand Jury was packed, denying knowledge of Col. edit and interrupting counsel as the judge admonished.
Br Louis February 29 reports a libel suit by Spencer against the Evening Dispatch of oo city over taps coverage. The court awarded one cent in damages to the plaintiff, concluding the case with minimal monetary remedy.
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