08 Jan 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1870
Page
1
A fragmentary reflection questions whether crime is imitation or a contagion and explores theories of human nature. It recounts a tale of a devoted suitor whose beloved favors another, prompting thoughts on patience and romantic restraint.
Fragmentary remarks discuss hoped affirmative action by a body and the public impact. The text notes politicians in both rules and law pursuing their own interests, with mentions of Ashland and nearby towns near the Ohio connection, and references to local industry and employment in Ashland.
A fragmented legal argument discusses merits and demerits of a case, mentioning the attorney general for Massachusetts and a critique of statutory interpretation. The passage shifts between critique and praise of expression, noting historical reception by the Court and public figures.
National Tuparer presents a robust equestrian and gymnastic program at Old Drury led by James Robinson with a strong troupe. Woon's Theater hosts Gotthold's benefit with Priuli and Mose amid praise for Macauley, Morris, and Whiting. Maxstrelsy at Mozart Hall delivers solid minstrelsy with good music and humor. Lecruas features George Kennan’s Siberia lecture at Pike's Music Hall. The Roland Brothers close with a Grand Harmonica Concert praised for skill and music.
A fragment notes nid entered mesting in Chicago and mentions a brother’s scans from a phrase about Paul to Claas. Details are fragmentary and unclear but point to a family context and Chicago connection.
Fragmentary report notes illness of Mrs Neorrie and states no arrests were made. The text appears to be a garbled New York Times excerpt with unclear names and events. No cohesive narrative or verifiable facts beyond illness and lack of arrests emerge.
A newspaper fragment reports a wife’s death described as a self-inflicted tragedy amid domestic conflict. The account uses phrases like committed death by own action and notes lingering questions about mental state. The source text is garbled and incomplete.
A note suggests Thompson expects next year to feature a greatly improved Delaware grape wine with notable quality and enhanced presentation.
A historic note quotes a watchmaking mother asserting that position is the pinnacle of the law, reflecting a legal maxim about authority and standing. The fragment hints at a gendered craft influencing jurisprudence, with a focus on social order and personal method.
A gallant old Irish peer once remarked that the true pain will only look at the pretty woman when he shuts his eyes. The remark reflects a blunt view on desire and restraint attributed to a historical figure.
A bustling skating scene unfolds at Riak Pond with a broad smooth ice surface and gleaming steel blades. The facility opens to the public this afternoon and evening, drawing families and workers to enjoy skating as a healthful pastime amid talk of moderation and vigor.
A party observed a new railroad signal at a tunnel on the Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette line. The iron disk rises by a trigger to signal approach clear, linked by a telegraph like cable, with both ends showing tunnel occupancy. The tester group praised the device for safety in tunnels and sharp curves, and also visited Harrison’s tomb and the North Bend log cabin site.
A humorous, fragmentary critique on literary happiness and poetic conceits. The writer toys with the notion that big sunflowers are no happier than small ones, mocks Byron and moonlit romantics, and imagines frost scenes, sleigh rides, and winter pleasures amid a bustling, chatty yard-long reflection.
The council passed a resolution condemning parts of the Cincinnati and Colerain pike and Spring Grove avenue within city limits. Bids were ordered for a new Walnut engine-house. A motion to compel Little Miami Railroad to light its track was referred to Law and Light committees. Additional resolutions covered fire district formation, removal of West Front street obstructions, and budget safeguards.
A collage of names and local notices appears, including electoral, school board, and church events. The Court decision in a civil suit over ferry damages is reported, and Father Toebbe’s reception at the Covington cathedral is announced for the near term. Names span several residents, officials, and clergy. city addresses and streets are referenced in passing.
The Newport Post reports the recent death of the infant son of Comptonials and extends condolences to the bereaved family. A funeral is noted for last Sabbath with Rev. Granville expected to preach, marking a solemn community observance amid mourning. The item reflects local church notices and sorrow surrounding a family loss.
A fragment from Doncaster England describes a church service commencing with a ragged creature scene. The wording implies a small crowd and a ritual or drawing related to a preps Sebaesbian reference in unclear context.
Several brief tidbits report diverse items including a $50 sum for a privateer named Ansa in Charleston, seventeen smallpox cases in New York, Senator Welsh preaching in Delphi bus, Missouri ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, mayoral race in John Johnson’s favor, opening of a new opera house with Hamlet, a suspected arson canard near Turner’s Dayton contrives, New Hampshire GOP convention seeking another term for Governor Beers, a coal barge loss on a canal, Mrs. Thompson’s death near Messillon, Mr. Naughton’s death in Columbus from injuries, and Admiral Porter ordering foreign stations’ admirals to discontinue.
A fragment from a Plymouth publication mentions a preacher and a sermon on swearing. The readable text hints at a female writer's commentary and a printed sermon shown with emphasis on the speaker and decrying vulgar language.
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