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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1871

Page

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Fragmented 19th Century Crime Roundup in Mississippi and Arkansas

A garbled report from Merrimac County and the Mississippi State Supreme Court grants a new trial to Gravis and Pos- Bierictrie. A Buffalo sexton shoots on a street, killing John W. Daverick of Wordsworth Iron Works. A mail carrier near Little Rock is fatally hit by a falling pistol. A Missouri murder claim proves mistaken. Scott Dunlap is the slain loom keeper, not Harry Blow. Harvey Ward released after a year in a Pacific port subsidy debate hints at steamship plans to Guaymas. a nineteen year old faces punishment under undeclared codes.

Susdicie Sleuran Merrimac Bopweme Gravis Jackson Buffalo John W. Daverick Wordsworth Iron Works Pas E Jennings Little Rock Ark Danville Harry T. Blow Granby Missouri Scott Dunlap Saloom Albert Krey Young Blow Harvey Ward Pacific Barber Guaymas Northweston

Greenville Manufacturing Company Incorporation Filed

The certificate of the Greenville Manufacturing Company with a $50,000 capital was filed today. Trustees of erae examine plans for the college building as development proceeds. A new rolling mill will be located south of the blast furnace. Urbana camp meeting set for next month.

Greenville Manufacturing Company Erae Tas Devel BEW Urbana

Sudden Return of the President and Civil Service Row

A fragmentary report from New York dated July 7 references a sudden return and a Civil Service Commission dispute. It mentions Boutwell and Pleasonton and alludes to clerks’ accountability and internal examination of powers, with unclear details and garbled phrases.

New York

Indictment and Adjournment Details In New York

An indictment involving Lafin was filed in New York and the case was folded into a naval matter. The envelope contained bonds and special paperwork. Court proceedings will continue until July 20 with an adjournment to November.

New York

Eleven Deaths Charged to Her in Derby Case

Special to the Enquirer reports a Derby, Connecticut inquest scene where Ada and Frank, two young victims, died after arsenic exposure. The trial transcript notes a 15 year old Ada and a one year old Frank dead, with witnesses detailing stomach pains, vomiting, yellow skin, and a crowded courtroom as allegations focus on a woman accused of poisoning.

New York Slencer Mia Father Ada Frank Coe Fo

Terrible Iowa Storm Leaves Wreckage and Loss

A severe wind and rain storm struck Western Iowa and eastern Nebraska areas on July 6. The Sioux City mail car was blown 200 feet from the track, a Blair engine house collapsed, multiple buildings were unroofed, and several people injured or killed amid widespread damage along the Fremont and Blair lines.

Sioux City Iowa Blair

Mexico Mine Fire Claims Hundred Lives

A devastating blaze in Mexican mines has claimed the lives of hundred workers. Officials report extensive casualties and search operations continue as rescuers work through dangerous conditions to account for missing miners.

Fraker Letter Appeals Aid for Eldorado Tornado Sufferers

A Board of Trade meeting notes aletter from J C Fraker urging aid for Eldorado Kansas tornado victims. Local business figures Howell Gano Co and others back the relief effort while a taxation study is ordered and 1000 copies of the report are prepared for southern customers. The communication is received and a resolution is adopted.

Board of Trade Eldorado Kansas J.C. Fraker Curcansatt Cincinnatis Guxtlemen Cam J. C. Fraker Cyammentain & Co Thos. G. Smith Stefana Gano Howell Gano & Co Jaetsenekmer Frenkel & Co E.a.hertod Shaw, Barbour 4 Co C. N. Bush Chamberlain 4 Co Jason Evans Mc.Kinsey Aetcien Acante Slic Taanca Committee On Taxation Math

Fragmented line about refreshment and nourishment

A fragmented text fragment speaks of refreshing as nourishment and clothing, noting a sense of having received something tangible. The garbled sentence hints at a scene where self, attire, and sustenance converge, but specifics remain unclear.

Washington July 7 Dispatches Report Loan Advertising Costs

The cost of advertising the new loan stands over 800000 dollars so far not including commissions. Assistant Secretary Richardson and General Spinner plan parties to Europe with expenses to be added. A farmer paid 25000 to cover his party expenses. Attorney General Akerman heads to Weldon North Carolina next Thursday to address Republicans. The day is extremely hot with a 94 degree reading in the shade. Captain John Nye brother of Senator Nye of Nevada died in Washington after a two week illness.

Washxeron Richardson Gen. Spinner Europe Akerman Weldon N. C Western Associated Press Washroton John. Nye Senator Nye Nevada Washington

Cairo and Vincennes Railroad prospects and works

A detailed report outlines the Cairo and Vincennes railroad plans extending through counties including Knox and Crawford, its connection with Cincinnati and St. Louis routes, and the expected completion timeline. It notes subscriptions, donations, and private contributions, with committees formed to advance the project and a motion to appoint a five member committee.

Waverly celebration honors Sir Walter Scott in London

The Waverly event in aid of a Sir Walter Scott monument drew a large crowd with royal and titled guests including the Prince and Princess of Wales and other dignitaries. Participants wore character costumes and featured performances related to Waverly and Scott. Six tramway conductors were fined in London for overloading cars. Great freshets hit the Derwent, Wye, Severn and Casta rivers causing heavy farm losses as storms and fires plagued suburban London churches. Silesia arrived from New York in Plymouth.

Waverly Walter Scott Wale Christian Teck Marquis of Lorne Lauide Prince Arthur Lord of the Isles Die Vernon Amy Robsart

Insurance premiums refused and liberal dividend declared

Claims filed and a liberal dividend declared are noted as premiums totaling thousands of dollars being refused. Twelve insurance companies sought reinsurance on unprofitable business, which was declined. The writer previews that understanding insurance requires a complete system and strong capital and character.

Debates in the Assembly and Thiers Residence Plan

The assembly debates linger as Thiers contemplates housing in the Elysee, the government to Paris, while army reorganization ends with 320,000 effective troops. Bank of France ships 104 million francs to Prussia in fourteen wagons. Favre may resign, Pope pledges Rome stay, and Algerian tribes submit to General Tallemande.

Thiers Assi Rossel Seston Paris Favre Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rome Tallemande

River News Update from Loveville July 7

The river is falling with 3 ft 6 in in the canal and 5 ft 4 in on Portland Bar. Weather clear and warm at 90. Falls Pilot and Robin to tow Dick Fulton through the canal. Monongahela rising slowly at 28 inches in channel. Pool No 1 holds 181 barges 100 boats 44 fuel boats with 4,547,000 bushels of coal awaiting shipment to lower ports.

Times and Chronicle Loveville Portland Bar Robin Dick Fulton Camelia Turner New Orleans Monongahela

Tobacco Horn Worm Riddle on the Hill

Fragmentary lines describe a tobacco horn worm and its habitat on a hill. The garbled text mentions ripening tobacco leaves and a riddle-like tone, with unclear connections to people or events.

Unclear OCR fragment on plowing tact and soil handling

Fragmentary text discusses plowing technique and handling of soil. Mentions instinctive tact in guiding a plow and a light touch to keep equipment steady during operation. References to farm activities and associated terminology.

Moret Poised to Resign As Finance Minister

Mapriv July 7 It is believed Moret will resign the direction of the Ministry of Finance after the presentation of the report of the commission A vote of censure of the Government has been rejected in the Cortes by 119 to 61. A proportion for general amnesty in Spain and its colonies is under consideration in the Cortes.

Mapriv Moret Ministry of Finance Comiy

Cotton Crop Deterioration Report Amid Large Morning Fire

A Washington report notes a major fire this morning and outlines a drop in cotton crop productivity. It cites a decrease of one and a half million acres and a 23 percent fall in yields compared with last year, signaling reduced agricultural output.

Washington

Drowned Deckhand on Steam Boat Lowae Reported

Yashton D T reports a deck hand drowned at the wharf last night on the steam boat Lowae. The incident occurred at the shave ve, with authorities investigating the circumstance as a maritime accident near the port.

Yashton D. T Tae Lowae

Markets by Telegraph Wheat and Flour in Telegraph Report

Derrott reports dull wheat with prices around 1.38 and 1.32 for No. 2, while Milwaukee notes flour is unchanged at 1.23 for No. 2. The wire dispatch indicates stable grain values with minor variation across grades.

Derrott Jel Auiber Saeed MiLwapKer

Local sirup labeling sparks questions on composition

A fragmented note warns fruit sirup enthusiasts about misleading labels on air bottles sold on street corners. It ponders whether chemicals like enanthylate of ethyl or aldehyde better ensure rapid but risky effects, and questions how much information is needed to swindle customers.

Chemical i Snans Py

California Republicans list state ticket with several names

The Republican State ticket in California includes Governor Newton Booth and listed candidates for secretary of state Drury Malone, judges A C Niles and A L Rhodes, comptroller James J Green, surveyor Gardner, attorney general John L Love, clerk Grant I Taggart, public instruction head Henry Bolander, state printer Thomas Beringer, and harbor commissioner John A Metilynn.

California Newton Booth Sea Agi Ate Romualdo Drury Malone A. C. Niles A.L. Rhodes James J. Green Baebr Ger ' -Gardner John L. Love Grant I. Taggart Supreme Sesdent of Public Instruction

Long and Short Lamp Wick Methods Described

A fragmentary reminiscence outlines filling lamp pans with wick and oil to last through winter. The author recalls saturating wicks, ensuring full burn, and notes supply sufficiency, though mentions risks of damage and improvised lamp setups. Names and specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.

Banat Areca Rious

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