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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1876

Page

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Unclear fragments from midwestern and southern reports

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kentucky Senate investigations and Penitent Dispatches, Ohio Valley topics, a 270 foot deep strike at Gol conda described as rich, McKee case arguments, and Louisiana senses Feliciana. Details are incomplete and difficult to interpret.

Ir. Cave Finapps Kentucky Senate Penitent Dispatches Ohio Vallay Tpert Henry Weine End Sig Beers Oiscons Fenbioe Adwedies Golconda

Startling disclosures about Winslow in Newton era

The piece chronicles Mr Winslow, a speculative and socially ambitious figure in Newton, detailing his rise, friends, and alleged reckless ventures. It notes distrust from peers, a failed preacher stint, political pursuits, and a dramatic departure aided by forged notes and extradition planning.

Boston Aritiolome Henia Jentios Newton Sooieahin Leia Cote Winslow Eames

JOLLY BURGLARS AT NORTHAMPTON BANK RAID

A detailed report on a Northampton Springfield Dispatch style bank burglary reveals skilled intruders opened a Dexter double dial lock with possible prior key knowledge. The four-key and combination system may have been compromised, while the burglars masked themselves and treated the heist as a careful operation lasting hours. Mrs Whittlesey acted with presence of mind as the crew looted safe premises and escaped, leaving investigators to pursue suspects and offer a reward with slim odds of recovery.

Dexter Herring Oscer Yale Delia Ow York Delin Ier Whittlesey Emigvon J Whittlesey Water Hill New York Lenin Jett Northampton Soo Holyoke Maple Street Lane

Hamilton Fish rises in presidential race chatter

Discussion in the capital links Hamilton Fish to the Republican bid for president. He leads in general support and is framed as a force to reckon with, amid Democratic competition. An New York politician notes Fish’s strength in the city, his strong family ties, and vast property connections.

Meinslow New York Etsiid Winslow Blackstone Hamilton Fish Oak Fish Ities Andrews Fish Stuyvesant Wins Vannet Rutherfords Chanlers Colman

Charlestown Journal Voices Outrage Over Town’s Decline

A Charleston WV article laments Charlestown’s social collapse blaming whiskey, vice, and violence. The writer appeals to law and justice to curb “cruel butcheries” and asks where eternal justice and encampments of angels are. The tone is urgent and accusatory.

Charlestown West Virginia

Thoughts Too Deep for Utterance in Dayton Journal

A fragment from the Dayton Journal criticizes the Commercial editor, implying strong negative sentiment without completing the insult. The snippet hints at ongoing tension between publications and a sharp bias in commentary.

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Wallack's engagement and society notes in Brooklyn

A collage of society items recounts Miss tie Gérmon hearthrown's engagement at Wallack's and Mrs Kogarnd Drew's death after a long illness. It covers editorials on Philadelphian editors, Berlin opera observations, California scandal rumors, and a Washington Letter with a southern anecdote about Senator Hendricks and a trap anecdote involving a slave named Bob.

Miss Tie Gérmon Hearthrown Ani Eng Wallack’s Ale Kes Hendricks Robertson South A Darkey South Carolina Bob Satielartin Jess Washington

Diverse notes on labor, reform, and crime from distant regions

A fragmented 19th century collage reports on Swiss silk mill employment with one third women, a doctor curing a sick titled lady, and a printed card incident. It notes General McDuggan as Brazil’s chief engineer candidate at twenty thousand dollars weekly, cites John Mochan as a favored departmental head, and recalls Holland dyke work. It mentions pan Aryan reformers among Indian Bhils promoting peace, abstinence, and sustainable living under Soorjee with 1000 followers. It adds a French assassination tale where Jeanier and wife murder a man after coercive bond threats, ending with a dramatic escape and fatal blows.

Pyaiclan McDigiin Holland Indis Frontier Soorjee Rontier Sodrjee Eelf d'Indre Loire Jennier Sieur Cattereau I Morne & Prowiesory Tim Jennier Peels Jeanier S. Witchet Cotteredu

Hamilton County Rail Bills and Local Measures

A Hamilton County session reports House action on a 2,000 suburban railroad bill and committee moves on railroads. Other items include cemetery trust deed authorizations, divorce act amendments, per diem rulings, and tax bill logistics. River conditions, mill startups, and local market notes accompany the legislative roundup and weather.

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Beecial Dispatcld on Senate Seat Prospects

Beecial dispatch reports a Senate race near a close vote as Pitchback faces possible seating though West notes Democratic pressure. Assurances from Kin and Stumacker regarding seats amid Pacific Mail swindle links. debate in the House with about fifty members present.

Cincinnati Times Senate Pitchbeck West Legislture United Se Senaté Me Are and Ing Shumacker Kin Stumacker Pacific Mail

Supreme Court Commission to commence work next Tuesday

The Supreme Court Commission will begin work next Tuesday with seven hundred cases on the docket. The Hamilton Delegation has not yet taken definite action on bills proposed by the Committee of Safety. One member favors consolidation of boards if colleagues approve the other bill.

Supreme Court , Commission Mamiston County Cincinnati Times Corteprs The Supreme Court Commission Hamilton Committee of Safety Eal Bisland Tame Aar

River flood update at Louisville reports rising water

The Hig River at Louisville is twenty five inches higher than the August rise and rising at about one and a half inches per hour. Riverside and Levi & Co.'s warehouse area suffer as floodwaters advance toward town.

Cneinpatt Wheat Cup Levi & Co.'s Eal Merced

Athens Flood Fears After River Banks Break

In Athens the river rose rapidly washing away banks and signaling another major flood. Residents fear inundation similar to last summer as the water spilled over, ruining nearby land and prompting warnings.

Athens Vecia Cincinnati Bouwand Bhelldocking

Teacher Arrests for Cruelty Reported in Chillicothe

In Chillicothe Ohio on January 20, Mia Adams editor of the Paint Nalley Notes closed her office and will discontinue the paper moving to Belpre in Washington County. D W Tunbeck Bainbridge teacher has been arrested and turned over to court for cruelty to a female pupil in his class.

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Voorhies Arguments Opened in Whisky Case at Circuit Court

Crowds filled the United States Circuit Court room at Bt. Jour on January 29 as Daniel Voorhers argued the defense of Wm McKees, accusing government partisans of complicity in a whisky gravity case. He attacked the accusers and contrasted them with the defendant, a St Louis resident for thirty four years.

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Train Delayed Thirteen Hours By Snow

A passenger train from Green River to Chicago it was bound for Omaha arrived in Chicago at 9 45 after starting from Omaha at 8 25 the previous morning. The delay was thirteen hours caused by snow. The road is clear now.

Chicago Green River Tne Omahi

Debates on Currency Reform in Forty Fourth Congress

The House in the Fortieth Fourth Congress discusses monetary policy with Mr Sobjelctier leading a debate on speedy currency return and revoking small denominations. He proposes redeeming notes with gold or silver and destroying currency to reset circulation, aiming for a national shock to restore confidence and balance federal finances. Common Pleas session noted before Judge Burnet.

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Train Robbery Report Spurs City Police Probe

Fragmentary OCR note describes a January 29 robbery aboard a city train. Thieves boarded at a city stop and pitched boxes, taking Bales te boxes. One man possibly involved appears named in garbled text, while authorities investigate the recent rail car thefts and robberies on the line.

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Suspensions in Boston Prompt Review of Finances

Boston notices report suspensions amid financial scrutiny with unclear details. Patrik Donahue figures in local discussions as figures suggest losses and viability concerns. A $300,000 amount appears in the truncated text amid several recent failures affecting the city’s projects and budgeting.

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Priests Prohibited from Political Pulpits in Diocese

A Toronto letter from Archbishop Lynch published January 29 states priests in his diocese are strictly forbidden to use church altars or pulpits as platforms for political arguments for or against any party or candidate.

Canada Toronto Lynch Agulas

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