Hotel Arrivals At City Hotel
Readable text lists guest names and origins among arrivals at a city hotel. Names include Kiowa, Greth, Walker, Mitchell, and Humphrey along with various places noted in a brief hotel arrivals column.
08 Jul 1867
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1867
Page
1
Readable text lists guest names and origins among arrivals at a city hotel. Names include Kiowa, Greth, Walker, Mitchell, and Humphrey along with various places noted in a brief hotel arrivals column.
Fragmentary OCR listing appears to show names and firms such as H. M. Wanaze & Co and J Nasbv, with references to J Dodds and E J Dodds, plus several scattered initials and unclear items. The readable bits resemble an advertisement page or directory snippet from a newspaper.
Tracea Miss M Mane appears in a clipped fragment mentioning Lacoton Kinkaid Coving and Kine. The readable text includes names and partial places but lacks a complete event or date to confirm a full story.
Fragmented OCR lists individuals and towns such as New Richmond Lebanon Eaton Indianapolis Seville Nastwille Anderse nvlle Ham dan York and Dayton with various initials and incomplete affiliations. The excerpt reads like a roster or notice page with no cohesive event or action described.
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A mixed item reports an altercation near the Palatine with Bruni’s brothers, a brigadier and two Zouaves involved, ending with a wounded scene and a corpse. Another note praises Dutch women gaining access to examinations for assistant apothecaries, amid mixed reception from critics wary of masculine privilege encroachment.
A Montreal letter describes a new pew rent system where two donors share a pew and paying weekly according to ability, with bags or envelopes marked by week numbers and an allocation favoring free seats for the needy. The deacon notes the scheme as incomprehensible to some.
The fragment suggests discussions of attic sales pricing and earnings, noting the possibility of increasing income from ten dollars a year to twenty cents a week. It references a trial over several years and broader aims beyond simple profit.
Washington reports detail the Surratt trial defense plans to prove innocence. Lawyers challenge witness credibility and seek to introduce Booth's letter to the Intelligencer, while prosecutors pursue evidence linking conspirators and Weichman. The court schedules recesses as arguments unfold.
An unidentified man described as wearing a blue cloak enters a public space, drawing attention from onlookers. Several dignitaries and witnesses, puzzled by his appearance, inquire about his identity while he is escorted by officials through the crowd.
A native educator now lecturing abroad shares insights on Burmese life and customs. He explains traditional practices and influences, aiming to illuminate cross cultural understanding through concise demonstrations and commentary.
An event described as rare for skill and nerve occurred on Monday by Edward and the Swe with a daring feat involving a chain of log structures. Byron Kilbourn’s design inspired awe while spectators watched a risky act using pine logs and water, drawing praise for precision and bravery.
The New York Sun reports on anti gambling activity with claims that illicit gambling expands fearfully in the city. It notes widespread wrongdoing among owners and professionals in the trade amid ongoing enforcement concerns.
The Corriere of Cremona notes varying cholera spread in the district with reports of new cases and ongoing concerns about mitigation. Authorities urge vigilance and rapid response to contain the outbreak.
News briefs sent by telegraph to Cincinnati recount late-breaking items, including political developments, market moves, and notable events from the previous evening. Short summaries highlight key outcomes and upcoming deadlines.
At Franklin Tennessee on July 7 a speaking event for John Trinh Lee for Congress and two state legislative candidates provoked a confrontation between white and Black participants. Shots killed Cody and wounded eighteen others, with both sides blaming each other for the violence. Army militia and an Inspector General step in as authorities investigate.
Capt Turfier of the Caroline Mills reports extensive search around the supposed new Pacific island. He finds no soundings and believes no land exists within five hundred miles. Sailors joke about leaving three crewmen, while unrelated notes mention the North Star mine sale for 450000 dollars and resumption of work by Chinese laborers on the Central Pacific Railroad amid strike tensions.
The Republican State Convention met in Houston with Governor Pease retained, officers split along racial lines, and attendance reported at twenty three. Stormy session anticipated with rioting risk, no resolutions adopted, and party principles tied to Civil War era reconstruction debates.
In Atlanta on July 6 a report from headquarters states that the Savannah item is true. The Boards of Registration are instructed to reiterate that the law and printed forms are the only authority for registration.
In Rusnene Virginia the upper Ward caucus selected a mixed slate for mayor and council with two white members and three colored, backed by prominent citizens including Lyon Tafare of Raleigh and Deunrel.
Tiomas Francis Meagher of Montana Territory died after falling from a steamer deck at Fort Benton. General Thomas Mne Secre tary and other officials announced his death as public demonstrations honor his character and services. His remains were not found due to night darkness and the swift river current.
The Salt Lake Vidette of June 14 notes Brigham Young on Sunday sermon openly stating Amasa Lyman Orson Hyde and Orson Pratt had apostatized and were cut off from the Church. Hyde had been named President of a Twelve Apostles quorum last April. Pratt remains a Twelve member. Lyman and Young were among former church members. Pratt is sharply condemned as an unbeliever possessed by the devil.
New Orleans dispatch cites Juarez headquarters stating he will convoke Congress at the capital and surrender control of the government while tendering his resignation.
July reports detail American Independence Day observances in Europe with dinners and receptions for a United States minister in London and similar events in other capitals. Also noted are Ismail Pasha’s reception in London, British actions toward Abyssinia, a French army disarmament move, an international coinage conference in Paris, and Austria planning a fleet to Mexico for Maximilian.
The Southampton steamer arrival is noted while the Times reports wavering support on Paris and London matters. Bavarian votes rise with a treaty, Italy debates war budgets, and religious endowment queries surface in Ireland. Prussia’s Paris visit is mentioned in passing.
The article discusses building a sea bridge or tunnel between Dover and Calais. It outlines a steel bridge with cables, pile to pile spans, and a base height above sea level. Objections include cost and impact on coastlines and ships.
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