02 Jul 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1870
Page
1
A garbled digest of public notices and events mentions a New York robber, a Catholic bishop, political preparations, tax figures, and treaties. It references figures such as Dr. J. W. Foster and David A. Wells, plus cities like Utica and Evansville, with scattered dates and figures. The incoherent fragments read like a mixed wire-service summary of political and legal items.
With generous support manager Manning hosts a benefit at the Exchange for the 5th Fire Company to aid military purchases and bedding. The program features a star bill of songs and sketches, including Shoo Fly, with two performances Monday, the final appearance of the troupe. The gathering aims for a substantial ovation and public assistance.
City council records show ordinances approving numerous appropriations and street projects. Funds from various wards and funds cover workshops, elections, ice water, sewer work, ground condemnation, and widening Millcreek streets, plus a switch on Washington street and other street improvements. A bridge project over Millcreek is debated with state aid conditions, and a festival committee is named with officers. Internal revenue details for Ohio’s First District are also listed.
The House and Senate clash over the income tax and debt funding bill. Amendments to extend the tax to end of 1872, and shifts in rates, are debated. Votes record support and opposition as lawmakers from New York Ohio and Kansas engage on fiscal policy and city bond issues. Adjournment follows amid further bills and private matters.
A Chicago correspondent of the New York Mail prints a gossipy income ledger showing John F. Tracy as presiding over Circa Island and Pacific and Chicago and North Western railroads with about 10,000 dollars paid, followed by McCormick at 178,805 and Field at 121, alongside Farwell & Co, Parnell, and others. The article notes other figures from hardware, banking, and law, and closes with remarks on a murder witness in Macon.
The Ohio Wesleyan University commencement at Delaware features 27 graduates, 18 in the classical department. The event includes a morning program with essays by students such as N.S. Albright and C. Barnes, and a closing levee. The young ladies receive diplomas while bouquets are showered on the platform. The motto is Principia non homine, with president Donnelson and his wife receiving praise.
The Daily Union notes a largely attended morning prayer meeting at Second Presbyterian Church. J Dalton led due to Mr Robert H Seuart of Philadelphia leaving the city. Sermon reflections covered Gods tests and afflictions, with moving testimonies on faith and sacrifice. A blind exhorter spoke of hope in the next world and ministers discussed losses from illness and gold temptation.
The exams closed last Tuesday with strong credit to the institution showing prosperities in its history. Rev D Mccabe delivered the Baccalaureate sermon at 11 A M and Rev Ninde of Chadineat preached the Annual Mission Lyceum sermon at 5 P M. John King president of Cornell at Mt Union Iowa gave an address to a literary society and Granville Moody of Newport Kentucky spoke before the Historical Society. The society has ordered its publication covering four decades of Methodism. The Ohio Wesleyan Female College held its annual Rubenium Society anniversary in Delaware.
Fragmentary text indicates a study or report on French birth origins, noting low survival among native-born individuals and contrasts with regional figures. The garbled passage references Blaegerity, a statis son, and varying outcomes across parts of France, with incomplete data points such as 39 and 64.
The Dayton Herald notes a camp formed by homeopathic physicians from Cincinnati to Dayton area at Sunderland Falls ten miles north of Dayton. White tents by the Miami, visitors fish and croquet, bear and deer hunting by the men, dancing and singing by families at night, with a band and psalms, rail access in fifteen minutes and trains every three hours.
The list details numbers of pupils admitted to the High Schools from the Intermediate Schools. The figures, recorded at the Hughes Building, include many class years and various codes, showing a wide range of admissions across grades and groups.
In a Duluth based exchange, Joseph Caspar answers Harry Choate by sending Phil Tieman a $50 forfeit to match Choate for $600, after Choate issued a challenge to play Caspar at any time. The ongoing dispute centers on the expected contest and the high stakes, with Caspar currently in Minnesota and Choate yet to commit.
A long list of names appears under Post-office at week ending July 2 1970 with Appleton Co Wm aise Wm Ee Mrs Reine Leapeel Bramback and many others. The Covington area election coverage notes the annual school board election with Superintendent and attendance details and references to school personnel. The writeup lists multiple teachers and districts including Grade B and Grade A classifications and administrative roles.
The article describes the bladder’s coverings and parts the Upper Lower Nervous and Mucous. It notes how the upper part expels and the lower retains urine and claims many children suffer urges without control. It warns neglect may lead to Gravel or Dropsy and links urinary issues to gout rheumatism and back pain from acidity.
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