05 Jul 1871
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1871
Page
1
The piece critiques educational funding and policy, arguing a high salary floor blocks reform. It notes county and state dynamics, calls for better use of funds, and warns against taxing people without clear, honest expenditure. It emphasizes long-term needs, urging careful measures and informed public support.
A man intoxicated at the depot on July Fourth in Columbus opened a room window to sober up, fell under a locomotive and died from injuries. Edward Archibald, an elderly daguerreotypist, is mentioned. The city saw crowds from nearby counties, with a balloon ascent that entangled in a tree delaying the ride and causing a female balloonist to be rescued after fainting.
In Hopson New York a fragment mentions Tease Van Elstyne and Be while b Creek with unclear context. The readable portion hints at names and places but provides no complete action or outcome.
Reported July Fourth events in Lafayette Indiana mark a German Peace Jubilee parade and a torchlight display. Noted attendees include Hon. Francis A and Col. Ww.c Lafayette officials, with a street arch and grove gatherings described amid July Fourth festivities. A Ft Smith Railroad excursion referenced and nationwide Fourth of July observations noted.
Reported July 5 at Long Branch New York describes a hurdle race where riders Julius and Tammany were thrown and fell on a fence. Oysterman won the race amid chaos, with another heat won by Baswett in 2 minutes 52 seconds.
Paris reports indicate about 120 deputies are Republicans Legitimists and 20 Bonapartists amid general estimates. Gambetta and Faidherbe win in separate districts while provinces resist monarchist gains. Dispatch notes ongoing vacancies and forthcoming party dynamics shaping the new assembly.
A heavy thunderstorm replaced festivities as no Fourth of July observance occurred in the capital. No flags flew on public buildings and no national salute was fired from the Navy Yard while the International Society marked the day with French participants and sharp language about leaders. The Bowen pardon report is a canard, with no promise of release and the Attorney General opposing it. Washington plans a western trip and absence for several weeks.
A report from St Louis describes a case involving a girl deemed an idiot by her parents and sent to an insane asylum. The city health officer was directed to examine her condition after allegations of cruel treatment and daily chaining.
Memphis July 4 reports a railroad wreck near Nechville that caused great excitement. Mrs Yeatman, killed in the tragedy, was connected with Yeatchan & Anderson merchants. A Nashville bar meeting has placed Nashville in mourning as of July 4.
Loomvitis on July 5 notes river levels with 3 feet 10 inches in the canal and rising levels in Lower Ohio at French Island. Eddyville loads for New Orleans via Cairo while Blue Wing is last Kentucky River bound boat. Dove replaces it in trade. Pirrisville reports Monopyshela falling to 22 inches in the chapel and navigation suspended as cloudy skies and thermometer read 86.
An exact zinc model of Paris, 400 square feet, reproduces the city before German shelling and the Commune. It accurately shows landmarks such as Butter Montmartre and public buildings, with high fidelity that sparks recognition and amazement among visitors at the New York display.
A New York cable dispatch describes July 5 events tied to July 4 celebrations in England and at the Brazilian imperial court. The Knights Templar hosted a grand reception at Earl of Shrewsbury’s seat with the Queen Victoria banner, while Deity Jews and other dignitaries attended. A divine service preceded a banquet at Langham residence honoring Declaration Day with friendly sentiments.
A fragmented historical clipping notes election results and debates between political figures. It mentions Ge values and legislative context, highlighting incongruent phrasing and incomplete names but signals a review of electoral outcomes and legislative discussion.
Crown Prince Freder ick William to attend Bavarian troops parade in Munich. Bismarck departed to his estate. Some French soldiers, demobilized after the war, seek Austrian service.
Maprio July 4 Cortes confines budget discussion amid reports of disturbances in Havana now denied. Senor Noceda denounces King Victor Emmanuel's occupation of Rome in bitter terms while Senor Oloziga protests the wording of the remarks.
The Upper House of the Reichsrat in Vienna on July 4 approved the budget. The decision marks a key step in fiscal policy, with details on allocations and projected expenditures to follow in coming sessions.
In Pittsburg on July 5 a Western Union telegraph operator W. Al. H. Davy of Mansfield disappeared after sending a note threatening self harm. Police report he was a cripple with a broken back and sensitive about finances and love troubles. No traces yet of his whereabouts.
Nashville July 4 reports detail a horrific Northwestern Railroad wreck near Harpeth River 16 miles from the city. A bridge collapse sent a passenger train into the river killing many and wounding dozens as rescuers gathered amid direct witness accounts and a mayoral proclamation calling for a day of mourning.
Special dispatch describes Fourth of July scenes in Ye on Srikimea Antioch and Pittsburgh with shooting, picnics, dancing, and fireworks. Fire damage at Neff House, theft at the Mayor's house, and injuries from stray pistol shots are noted along with a fire at a carpenter shop. Balloon ascent reports in Milwaukee and Grand Haven end without sighting the balloonist.
Cuicano and nearby towns marked Independence Day with private celebrations while La Salle Street Tunnel opened for Chicago, linking Chambers & McBean’s 1869 contract to a 1871 completion. Crowds attended parades, banquets, and games, including a White Stockings versus Forest Citys baseball match, amid fires and festivities.
Two young men Wm Dannenbaim and Herman Klottman faced Judge Straub after Miss Caroline Nabie testified at a picnic near Avondale that she was assaulted. They were bound over to the Court of Common Pleas in $1000. Also charged, Leo Rafamiere, 35, allegedly attempted to assault Eva Williams, age ten, at a Broadway confectionery. he is jailed.
An ample reinsurance fund and all claims booked, a liberal dividend declared, and yet six hundred thousand dollars in premiums were refused. Twelve insurance companies applied for reinsurance after closing unproductive business, but were declined at offered terms. The piece argues that true insurance requires patient study, complete system, high order, capital, and character to command legitimate equivalents.
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