09 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1877
Page
1
In the Pirat Edition from New York July 9 the notes indicateGeorge Jeremiah Counsellor is linked to the estate of Dan M Wilson with beak and related matters.
In an interview dated July 7 from Vianxa, Grover discusses Russia's policy and resistance, noting a debate over gold coin investments and possible costs. The remarks touch on financing and election timing with references to Chemetka Hotel in Salesi and Grover’s private conversations about costs and commitments.
The report describes actions of the British Fleet stationed near Besika Bay and discusses Lozpos with reference to events on July 4. No further details are provided in the text.
A brief clipping notes an ad related to a knee race incident where a tee was consumed. The fragment provides limited names or locations, leaving the event details ambiguous and requiring cautious interpretation.
The report notes that subscriptions received in the United States total 14,222,250 dollars. It mentions ongoing concerns about overall reception and potential outcomes of the loan.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts a chaotic scene with a character clutching earrings and leaping between actions. The passage shows repetitive phrases about tenderness, attention, and attempted solace, ending with disjointed lines and unclear narrative progress.
Fragmentary text mentions Goshen and unwelcome guests. lacks clear event, date, or identifiable individuals or organizations for a fuller news brief.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a young person named Jesse Grant and a perceived lack of happiness in an England encounter. The text is incomplete with garbled phrases and no verifiable events, dates, or additional names to confirm a clear news item.
Reports from Paris Brussels and Moscow outline British fears of Russian moves and a potential policy shift in cabinet. Dispatches claim a Russian cavalry force seized Tirnova and Osman Bazar, while crowds in Belfast warn of Orangemen clashes and authorities prepare to curb bloodshed amid tense political maneuvers.
July 9 casualties rise as six guests at the Millwavkas hotel are killed in a violent storm. Large trees were uprooted and torn apart, leaving debris in the air. Further reports are expected to reveal additional fatalities and injuries.
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports Trinity Episcopal Church has called Reverend W. W. Farr of Sandusky. The Adjutant General began organizing the 16th regiment C. N. G. in the western counties as part of wartime efforts.
Fifty persons received the rite of con valedictory ceremony noted in a brief item from Bete Cortains dated July 9, listing attendees and the local observance.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a tragedy in Minnesota involving a person named Lars and his wife. The terse text mentions locations and distances but lacks clear dates or larger context. Further readable details are needed to clarify the event and participants.
A brief county court note from Camp Illinois dated July 9 reports ongoing judicial actions. The record highlights administrative steps and procedural details without detailing outcomes or parties involved.
Washington dispatch notes an alleged agreement between Majers of New Orleans for Governor Nicholls and Matthews and hers for President Hayes. Burke confirms a prior agreement exists but won’t disclose its terms. An investigation at Congress is anticipated and Burke may be forced to produce the document.
Special dispatches report river conditions with a rise to high water and several arrivals and departures. The Weather is fair and hot with cloudy showery periods and gauge readings near seven feet, while river traffic includes ships and boats docking in ports such as Gray Eagle and Florence with multiple departures and arrivals noted.
Washington correspondence notes Branley Matthews as a leading figure in the convention canvass. The piece mentions expectations of strong activity from Matthews and discusses gubernatorial prospects and votes amid political organizing.
A damaged OCR fragment provides only vague actions and names. The text hints at a person walking and being confronted but lacks clear events, dates, places, or outcomes to produce a fuller summary.
A garbled record describes a lodge meeting with mention of attendance and a funeral. It notes a Mason did not attend the ceremony and hints at a discussion about citizen satisfaction, but the text is largely indecipherable.
Reports say the Kentucky Outlaws faced a defensive raid as the Light Guards were summoned by the Governor to assist in a guerrilla clash. The sheriff led a posse amid killings and arrests, with roving factions near Lawrence County and lines of communication strained by delayed telegraph updates.
The Apelle Band gave an air concert in the Fourth with a large crowd. The audience seemed highly pleased with the new music. Other notes mention a Board of Health meeting and local residents dealing with nuisance issues, plus updates on local families and a police case.
A misread scene shows a married couple and groom in a room. A waiter discreetly slips a five-franc note to the young bride with a cryptic message about the horse and sending for more. The brief interaction hints at ongoing expense or persuasion.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows a dialogue fragment with a benevolent clergyman and a child named Joe. The text includes stray phrases like are there little and Dustet Gone, offering no clear event or outcome.
A Wisconsin tornado near Pensaukee Station wrecked the Gardner Hotel and several other structures, killing eight and leaving two missing. Reports list the dead and wounded, including L Zanto Albert Black Mrs E RB halos and F Farley infants. The storm, under two minutes, damaged the depot bridge and halted trains for hours.
Ren Perley Poore hosts a tour from Sherman to the Grant as it travels along the Atlantic coast. The schedule includes visits to Portsmouth for life saving service inspection at Plum Island and Rye Beach before continuing southward.
Dispatches from San Antonio and Fort Clark Texas dated July 7 9 outline General Ord's order to pursue Indian marauders into Mexico. The War Department received a message from Adjutant General Ponce Washington D C confirming the dispatch. The text references Trevino and mentions the harness taken from selnaen on the N period.
On July 9 a steamer bound for New Xie reported delays of ten days due to repairs. The vessel’s crew and owners coordinate with port authorities to complete the essential work.
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