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06 Jul 1864
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Cincinnati Daily Times in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1864
Page
1
War notices and weather sweep through bustling notices
Varieties list tobacco and war adverts. public notices call for sick and wounded aid and May 1 starts. Tornado and ball storm described. crops damaged. farmers lose growth. New measures for coal supply amid poverty. Bedloe’s Island quarantine plans. Quantrell hunted in Missouri. large immigrant inflows to Minnesota with funds. Warship dinner off Monroe. praise for generals. national banks and loan totals given. Central and Southern Illinois crops promising. labor shortages hinder harvest. Connecticut river water low. Springfield armory water levels drop. London letter notes Confederate officer praised on platform. Courtship dispute over a promised marriage in New Orleans Pioneer. Hoping for rain soon to save dry fields. Steamer incident near East Hudson ends with near tragedy. Dublin liner trial run described with high speed and low profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Common
Ke “Brown
New York
Gael Ee Demaich
Bedloe’s Island
St. Paul
Bunelade
Monroe
Hilnels
Connecticut
Springfield Armory
London
Destructive Rebel Movements and Wilsons Detour Report
The report notes Wilson’s cavalry executing a long detour around a Confederate left and destroying rail and road links to hamper enemy lines. After severe action near Stony, the force susbsequently reestablished contact with Union troops and pushed into enemy territory, reaching five miles below an unnamed position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilscante
Kmebel Lefantry
Wilson
Young
Nena
Oreens
Danville
Miles Oelow Rg
Reames
Cuneate Pee Fee Settee
Caer
Descriptions From Sherman’s Army Front At Kenesaw Mountain
A special correspondence describes artillery exchanges and infantry clashes near Kenesaw Mountain during the 4th Corps engagement. It notes heavy cannon firing, Union skirmish advances, and hand to hand fighting around Rebel works, with Union officers and brigades earning repeated praise for bravery amid fierce casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenesaw
Rye
Rifiepite
4Th Corps
W . Apnees
4Th Corréo
Palmer
Howard
Owever
Hooker
Scho@eld
Gene Newton
Davie
Tion
Newton
Willich
Brie
Harker
Wagoner
Kimball
Bonear
Cemetery Grave Markers and Military Burials Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists names, units, and grave details from a National Cemetery record. It references Chattanooga Tennessee July 1 1864 and multiple states including Indiana Ohio Kentucky Michigan Illinois Iowa and others. The text enumerates grave numbers sections and divisions with some lingering editor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellwel Co
Michigan
Richardson
Illinois
Ohio
Bowers
A. Walker
Sake Grin A
Beret
Ries Cina EK
It’ Miller
Freeman Baker
Em Willden
21St
Wes
Simmon
Wooam Ward
40Th
Fragmented Depictions of Ireland Canada Ireland Enlistment Debate
A garbled report discusses Ireland and Canada recruiting, opposition to enlistments, and parliamentary remonstrances. It notes disagreements over war support, with references to Seward Gregory Lindsay and efforts to address enlistment and equipment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
House
Gregory
Aseon
Lindsay
Ireland
Canada
Perlesk
Partial Letter from James Buchanan Published in Long Island Journal
The Lockport Journal prints an extract from a private 1864 letter by Lieut Boughton from Petersburg Virginia. It includes Buchanan’s February 1861 letter and notes the Volunteers of the District and a memorial honoring a birthday, amid Civil War references and President Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Boughton
6Th Corps
Petersburg
James Buchanan
Howe
Buchanan
Garibaldi's Religion in The London Advertiser
The London Advertiser discusses Cardin al Wiseman Pastoral and Garibaldi’s faith, stating readers see him as a Christian in higher, holier realms, reflecting on Catholic churches and testimony of those who lived with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garibaldi
London Advertiser
Cardinal Wiseman
Aribaldi
Mothe
Rebels Move Toward Maryland Frontier Amid Smoke of Battle
Telegraph dispatches describe Confederate forces moving from Winchester toward Falling Waters and Shepherdstown with cavalry and infantry, as Federal defenses under Major General Early react near Point of Rocks. Reports note rebel plundering and occasional shelling, with movements toward Annapolis and the Maryland line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Maryland
Ferry
Webber
Ernoon
Sor Mellices
Sheperdstown
Tena Senna
Oto Annapolis
Frederick
Sens
Counts Oven See New York July 5
The fragment mentions a July fifth date with scattered names and numbers. It notes a race or event where someone won by a margin from several contenders, referencing a bulletin with special coverage. Names and places are unclear due to the damaged text but suggest a local or sports item with a winner and public notice.
Hebel Troops Ke at Westan New Year 5
Fragmentary OCR notes reference troops at Westan around New Year 5 and store locations with unclear details. No distinct event, date, or names emerge, making a definitive summary difficult from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westan
Almanac Notes From The New York Dispatch July Update
Partial excerpts describe annual almanac items and overseas dispatches. The text mentions a correspondent and a commander, with scattered references to events and dates in July.
The Enemy Active at Port Hudson Reports Movements
The enemy shown activity at Port Hudson with Gen Canby movements noted. Rebels were described as active in that area and intelligence suggested Dick Taylor crossed a river and an engagement seemed likely during the period described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hudson
Gen. Canby
New York
Advon Port
Gep
Setaiems
Dick Taylor
Destructive Fire Ravages Saratoga Hotels
A fire at Saratoga July 5 destroyed The Bathsods Water Cure facility, International Hotel, Crescent and Clarendo Hotels. Union and Congress Hotels were not destroyed despite erroneous reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Sanatoga
Bathsods
International Hotel
Crescent
Clarendo
Ea Union
Congress
Rebel estimates quota and service request in New York
The report notes Rebel estimates health and machinery concerns with a ferry and other points. The figure asks the State of New York for 12,000 as a quota to serve one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Damage to Ohio Canal Report Sparks Alarm in Cumberland
Reports indicate the canal suffers severe damage with many houses burned and teams captured. The text notes a planned attack near Mary Heights at six o'clock, with references to a Gen. and the Ohio canal turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battaxons
Ohio
Cumberland
Mary Hights
Fessenden in Office Amid Demand for Unconditional Surrender
The report notes Fessenden in office on July 5 with a light report from the day before. Grant sent a demand for the unconditional surrender of Peters, but details are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurseron
Heh Ae Ea
Hs ii
Veseenden
Grant
Peters
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