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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1874

Page

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Great crowds flood St Louis for national holiday celebration

Dispatch from St Louis reports vast crowds arriving since yesterday for July Fourth festivities. Hotels scarce, press accommodations arranged by committee. Excursions from San Antonio and other distant points fill the city with triumphal arches banners and prints. Grand displays include seventy eight pyrotechnic pieces and a notable bridge illumination. Highlights center on The Grand Engineering Event of 1874 and The Statue of Honor with busts and commerce symbols. Over fifty steamboats anchor on the river to ensure public viewing access.

Gpestal The Daily Times St. Louis San Antonio Texas United States B. Eads Leake Ohber Commeres Ance Lance-Werk Freeeeeedes

Races At Fair Grounds On Independence Day Outcome

Evansville celebrates the Fourth as business halts and crowds attend races. Jim Fisk of Indianapolis wins the $500 purse in Wires straight heats, while Ella Wright of Philadelphia defeats Tom Roach of Evansville for the $1,000 purse, taking three straight heats, the final in 2.1734.

Daily Times Evansville Fair Grounds Jim Fisk Indianapolis Ella Wright Philadelphia Tom Roach

Reverend Byers Speaks at Perance Picnic Tragedy

At Richies quarry near Waverly a man known as Crosseyed Smith was killed by falling stones. He was sixty years old and left eight wives. Reverend Mr. Byers spoke at the Perance picnic following the accident.

Perance Mr. Byers Crosseyed Richie’s Quarry Waverly

Fourth of July Observance Passes Quietly in Coumavus

Special Dispatch from Coumavus reports no public observance or militia parade for the Fourth. Thousands of visitors from nearby towns arrived to view the sights and attend afternoon races, making the day notable for crowds and activity despite the absence of official festivities.

The Daily Times Coumavus

Inquest Totals Fill June Dayton Report List

Special report for the Daily Times outlines thirty-two inquests for the year ending June. Eight are railroad accidents. Personal crises include a veteran's suicide, razor incidents, drowning, and a mother shooting herself. Three fatal falls, a death by falling tree, a wife killed by gunfire, a butcher stabbing, and a fatal street affray also noted. Dayton Post Office reports for June cover money orders and nine German transfers.

Dayton The Daily Times Darren Dayton Postofice

Lords Deliberate Representation At Brussels Congress

The House of Lords discussed participation in the Brussels congress. The Earl of Denbigh asked if Britain would be represented and noted the government’s cautious stance, delaying a decision until the latest moment.

Loxponj House of Lords Earl of Denbigh Brussels Universal Ness

Chambord Manifesto Calls for Limited Monarchy in France

Paris July 3 The Count de Chambord issues a manifesto defending a two chamber system and limited monarchy. He asserts the king reigns not governs and expresses willingness to accept questions put to the chambers while opposing radical designs to overthrow the interposed authority. He pledges harmony with the vast majority of French people.

Paris Count de Chambord Ion Senting Peter House of France Saelnemaar France

Fragmentary note on Rev. Dr. Lovick Pierce in court

A partial OCR fragment mentions the Rev. Dr. Lovick Pierce attending court regularly. Details are garbled and unclear, but the item references Pierce and court proceedings in an old Memphis or Louisville era context. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.

Lovick Pierce Tookiags

Fragmentary Text Summary Not Available

The provided OCR fragment is unreadable and lacks usable names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable people or organizations can be determined from the readable portion.

Weather Report from War Department Signal Service

Weather bulletin dated July 4 to 7 05 A M. reports conditions and signals from the Signall Service U. S. Army and Division. Includes observations on atmospheric pressure temperature wind and general forecast for the region.

War Ar Department Signall Service U. 8 Division of and the Senaisl Genes Valkaaioenen Cotemmati

Treatment of scepia prisoners and liquor interdiction described

The article discusses the strict rule of total liquor prohibition for a group of scepia prisoners and the challenges in preventing alcohol access. Dr. Hardy notes these men quickly lose control after a drink, with attempts to smuggle liquor into the facility and the staff’ s efforts to curb the tide. The piece contrasts grim confinement with the desire for freedom outside the grounds, depicting the prisoners as well dressed but emotionally blunted, and mentions a murder site surrounding the Nathan mansion and its infamous reputation.

Prom N.Y Hardy Dr. Hardy Thes Willioney ic.Teason Grand Central James Fisk, Jr Nathan

Fireworks Across Cultures and a Chinese Adverts Pitch

A reflective piece notes fireworks customs worldwide from England to China and South America. It recounts Guy Fawkes imagery, festive practices, and a Chinese firecracker label translation, ending with a curious ad for a Chinese firm and its claim of making “the best fire-crackers.”

Medirn Sayings On Honesty Credit and Social Behavior

A collection of humorous proverbs and folk advice mixing ethics with oddities about debt honesty charity and domestic life. It quips about avoiding debt while courting fortune and urges kindness to relatives while poking fun at aging relatives and gender norms. The tone imitates a playful editorial list of maxims.

Shooting Affray Involving Harrington and Boggett Near Corsicana

A June 22 Galveston News report from Corsicana details a serious shooting between Harrington and Boggett, two well known neighbors with a long running feud. Harrington, fishing by the river, fired after Boggett approached and threatened him, injuring Boggett in the shoulder. Boggett returned fire wounding Harrington in the arm, and both men were taken home for medical aid. Both men survived and provided nearly identical accounts of the incident.

Galveston Texas Haringtom Aper Boggett Harrington Ett Acetigg Ron Sreet Mingpet

Tragic story of Green family on Fulton Street unfolds

A Chicago paper fragment paints a grim scene of life and death as the Green family on Fulton Street faces sudden loss. The husband returns to find his wife dead and buried after financial woes and long heart disease, leaving him with four children aged from eight months to thirteen years to care for amid mounting despair.

Chicago Pela Green Fulton Street May Curtis Bustienae Dr. Radway Dean Stz Philadelphia Co. W. James Cincinnati Ohio

The Value of Fine Clothes in Society

The piece argues fashionable dress alters perception, turning ordinary men into gentlemen and even disguising flaws. It asserts clothing elevates status, with quality fabric and tailoring transforming appearance affordably, urging men to dress well as a social asset.

New York Commercial Advertiser

A Thousand Years Old House in Sante Cruz Forest

An account describes a wood carved dwelling inside a giant redwood in Sante Cruz County. A man lived there with his family, cooking on pegs and storing gear in a cupola like chamber two hundred feet tall. He enjoyed stream fishing and deer nearby, yet requested whisky and tobacco, illustrating Arcadian simplicity tinged with fringe desires. The piece notes the town’s political and social items, including a mayor’s actions and local notices among a bustle of names and postal lists.

Smith Brown Iceman Vigilae Sante Cruz County

Five year old makes debut at pale school

A five year old boy recently started at a pale school and, when his mother asked what he learned, proudly replied that he learned the word golly and even misnamed it as toe.

Jury verdicts and stagecoach robbery report

The Sturtevant muster case at Plymouth Massachusetts returned a first degree verdict. The Mill River disaster coroner’s jury censures legislation on reservoirs and faulted mill owners, cars, and county commissioners for delays in reconstruction. A Salt Bake dish notes Montana stages robbed near Big Dry Creek at 11 50 pm. Four masked men seized two coaches. T C Jackson and a passenger lost 360 dollars. another passenger Joyon robbed of 2. The Wells Fargo treasure box was broken into. value stolen unknown. Forgeries of firemen and policeman certificates discovered in the District of Columbia Comptroller’s Office. Albert Wood and Thomas Warrick arrested. more arrests to come. Underwood, a former messenger, is linked to the case. Warrick is Harvard-educated and previously a clerk in the Collector’s office.

Plymouth Mass Mill River Cee Montana Big Dry Creek Pleasant Valley T. C. Jackson Illings Jackson Comptroller District of Columbia Albert‘+rwood Thos B. Warrick Underwood Comptroller's Office Warrick Harvard University Ince

Robert Mc Wade to perform Rig Van Winkle at Opera Hall

Attendance grows for Temperance Convention and basket picnic at Oxford with eleven travelers, seven born in the United States, three in Germany, one in France. Mortality report for Hamilton lists eleven deaths in the month with causes including consumption and heart-related apoplexy. Robert Davidson named to fill vacancy on Board of City School Examiners after Asfo Smith resigns.

Robert Mc Wade Rig van Winkle Opera Hall United States Germany France Vicenawes St. Stephen's St. Mary Robert Davidson Board of Education Asfo Smith Board of City School Examiners Jane Hamilton Geo. E. Jewett Ward Sen. W. Smith Henry Barr E.C. Johnson Messrs Cassedy Harwood McKinnie Jimpixonyilie DeBuatte Zot Benton Robinson Gavrite Laurel Street Lige W. FP. Co. No

Woods Bound Over For Trial In Clermont County

Charles Woods was bound over for trial in Clermont County Court on three burglary charges after arrest in Cincinnati for Loveland crimes. Bail set at 3000 dollars. he remains jailed in Batavia. The case centers on a watch linked to Woods, traced to its owner and to Woods’ sale. John H. Law, requesting remarks on crowd conduct at the sale, denies responsibility for published statements.

Charles Woods Cincinnati Loveland Clermont County Batavia Schuster Woods John. H. Law

Patriotism and picnics mark a town day of 100 years

The town hosts picnics and services with Farewell sermons by Rev Dimmick at Bethel Church and preaching at Christ in Church. Ancient Order of United Officers are elected, and a boastful patriot known as Hell captains enthusiasm. A centennial celebration recalls independence and Mother Earth supporting local progress.

Temacran B. F. Dimmick Bethel Church Bewport Belle Amecan Li. D. Ridgway Christ In Church Hayman Ancient Order of United Jonan Albert Hoyd P.M. W Sawuel Schell M. W B. R. Orton G. F B. Warren Wadilie Thom Robert Pye J. 8 Orton Wm. Raynor

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