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24 Jan 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1868
Page
1
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unknown Local Item
An OCR fragment reports partial details about a local event or notice. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered words and phrases without a clear resolution or outcome.
Alleday Prayer Meeting Report
At noon Rev. Mease led the exercises asking those present to pray as they felt disposed. Swarts spoke in harmony with the meeting and verses from John were read. A pastor requested prayers for families and ministers as church needs were shared. One city pastor asked prayers for two brothers and his oldest son who died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mease
Exer
Swarts
Ido
John
Olga
J. J
Rhasba
P. M
G. A. Hilla
Bie
Prayer meeting ends city wide observance in Hartford
A lengthy report covers a dusk to evening religious gathering in Hartford where a former prosperous manufacturer who sought wealth over faith recounted his deathbed offer to his wife and the afterlife warning. Rev. Mr. Jones and Rev. X Ninde led prayers with touching anecdotes, plus a hospital contract award and police action against houses tied to prostitution.
The Social Evil and Cincinnati Vice Houses
A historic critique of Cincinnati vice houses and keepers. It cites a health officer report listing 474 houses and 37 miscellaneous premises, noting many inmates and the implied plea for salvation and reform within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Man Named Shannon Arrested For Stealing Produce
Shannon was arrested for stealing a large quantity of sheep, poultry, and other goods from a Cement county farmer. He was caught by Officer pe on Fifth Street and remanded to jail for four months after a Police Court hearing. Judge Straub ordered tightened court access to prevent crowds at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
M. Howells
Health Office
Peel
Shannon
Cement County
Fifth Street
Mar Wa
Aitege
Straub
Meteor event brief for the week ending January
A garbled OCR fragment mentions meteors and a week ending date January. Names and places are unreadable. The readable content signals a brief meteor observation note without clear entities or specifics.
Emigration trends and insurance reports in Ohio records
The article notes Ohio leads in emigrants while surrounding states vie for settlers. It also covers annual insurance company statements filed with the Auditor of State, detailing capital, assets, liabilities, and income. It mentions license renewal timing for Ohio and foreign insurers and references a long partnership story about Leavitt and a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Newport News City Council Minutes and Local Acts
The Newport News city council met and presented the annual receipts and expenditures for the year ending January 1, 1868. Acts include adding eleven acres to the city limits and a new license fee for fresh meat. The council plans to oppose a bill creating a Police Judge and instructs officers to audit books. A Palmer’s Invisible advertisement also appears.
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Newport
Wil
Harriet Street
East Row
Saratoga ‘Street
Davenport and Black Hawk War Tales from Iowa's Early Days
Special correspondence from Davenport Iowa recounts the city's growth along the Mississippi and its rivalry with Rock Island. It covers Col Davenport's fort building Fort Armstrong Black Hawk War treaties and Keokuk's leadership, the founding of Davenport and Le Claire, notable landmarks like the Davenport mansion and Burtis Opera House, plus Davenport's diverse population and local newspapers.
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Iowa
Davenport
Col
Iincidents
A&c
Iow
New York
Hic
Ohio
Cincinnati Times
Weekly Times
Iowa City
Doubouteas
Times
Mississippi River
Opite Rocky Island
Rock
Engle
United States
Armstrong
Rock Island
Rock River
Blackaw Boon
Fort Armstrong
Illinois
Harrison
Black Haw
St. Louiis
Ates
St. Louis
Rock Bi UN
Ees
Bacs
Keokuk
Hawk
Keokuk Ly
Vilteas
Black Hawk
Roc
Scott
Ik Hawk
le Claire
Claire
le Cipire
Oh Davenport
Travoe
Massa-Sepp
Marquette
Voliett
Davemport
Moine le Claire
Mississippi
Ciagette
Dagsport
Cage
Ific
Mississppi
Missouri
Burtis’ Opera House
Chicago
Ohio House seeks records on bank tax payments to shareholders
The Ohio General Assembly resolves the Auditor of State must report taxes paid by shareholders of National Banks in the state since their founding and before dissolution. It asks how much taxes were overpaid, actions taken, certificates issued, funds for repayment, and any orders issued regarding tax remission. A number of memorials and petitions were presented before adjournment.
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Lee
Orestes
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Owever
Swaniah
Supreme Court
James A. Frazier
W. Beibern
C. W. Nixon
Hamilton County
General Assembly
State of
Petifiona
F. W
Baegee
Oy Ep
Jackson
United States
Rn T
Sas Oey
Dr. Scott
Fternoon
Dills
Rukerbrod
Jewetl
Hill
Fulton
Mr. Hill
Ohio, That the Secretary of State
Holson & Okey
House of Representatives
Judiciary
Law Library
Bar
Messrs
Brooke
Moffet
Diwen Scott
Warren
Leete
Destitution, Reconstruction Debates Weighing Mississippi and Virginia
A Mississippi Constitutional Convention committee investigates destitution reports, sending circulars to county leaders for full local tallies. Virginia’s convention faces criticism for delay while postwar strain looms, with calls for radical measures and voter registration pressure across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Mississippi State Journal
Ohio Senate debates habitual intoxication bill in Columbus
Special Correspondence from Columbus reports the Ohio General Assembly considering a bill to remove officeholders for habitual intoxication. It notes a fierce Senate discussion, party lines, and proposed provisions, including prosecution and protection for families, with later actions and resolutions on citizenship and state governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Crook
Stambaugh
Supreme Court
Messrs
Kex
Rry
Brooks, Stambaugh
Leeds
Dangler
R. Lawrence
United States
Week of calm after war’s chaotic excitement in Washing
New York Times correspondent reports a calm late week after intense war turmoil. The piece notes no direct meeting between General Grant and the President despite rumors of interviews and political tension, stressing civil and courteous exchanges.
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New York Times
Congress
Grant
Ker Colfax
Torenegus
Union Pacific Expansion to New Mexico and Arizona
The Union Pacific Railroad Eastern Division nears completion with the line reaching Pond Creek by early next June. The plan includes extending fifty miles beyond Beanty Con eo toward New Mexico and creating rails to advance trade with neighboring Mexico and open up the Southwest for settlement and commerce.
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Beanty Coneo
Pond Creek
Mexico
New Mexico
Sia
Congressional House debate on Senate amendment to bounty bill
Fragmented report notes the House resumes discussion of a Senate amendment to a bounty related bill with unclear procedural details. The text mentions women confessing crimes and mockery of facsimile wraps, suggesting garbled OCR from a parliamentary page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Senate
Reconstruction debates and convention actions across states
The Virginia, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina conventions debated treason, freedmen’s policy, and disfranchisement. Mississippi adopted articles banning state debt for rebellion and compensation for emancipated slaves. Louisiana set voter eligibility. plus notes from Florida and Carolina conventions on relief and disenfranchisement. Reports include President Johnson on the Civil Stats bill and European and China dispatches with diplomatic and military notes.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
General Assembly
State of
Louisiana
United States
Carolina
Florida
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