Motel Arrivals in City Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists hotel arrivals and related names in a city notice page. Readable items include guest names, hotel names, and dates, signaling current lodging activity and social notes within the city.
10 Jul 1867
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1867
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists hotel arrivals and related names in a city notice page. Readable items include guest names, hotel names, and dates, signaling current lodging activity and social notes within the city.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and phrases including George Davisana and PANA, with unclear context. Evidence of a single column snippet suggests a brief public or social item but details are unreadable.
The clerk was directed to transmit the plan to the proper authorities as the city adopts measures to grade and pave a west side street, with actions aimed at formalizing the street dedication and improving public works.
Fragmentary notes describe questions raised about city health matters within the limits, noting the resignation of Dr T H Kassian Gywie and the appointment of B F to Health. The record mentions butcher compliance with slaughtering requirements and related beard rulings, with court jurisdiction discussed.
A wild circus ape felled keeper Noyes with a heavy blow and lunged to tear him apart. Onlookers intervened as the distressed animal lashed out, causing a frightening disruption at the fenced enclosure. Police and circus personnel moved to contain the situation and protect bystanders.
In the Liverpool Journal of June 22 a report discusses creditors of Messrs Fri ooo es ogo Si een aie Sohn err of Mewes and suits arising from wartime matters. The estate shows £282,000 in assets after paying certain claims. commissioners consider winding up or not under a formal arrangement. Trustees named include Flee Torr Nor a Hewitt & Co Mr. 88. H. Brown W. Banner.
A fragmentary OCR indicates discourse on a French pageant with a simple, rich costume display. Mentions Rome and Abbe, and the court occupying itself with political matters amid numerous visitors and occupancy concerns.
The report notes a fresh dispute between Britain and Austria over Luxemburg and the Palatinate. Berlin indicates a cabinet plan to address losses and restore relations, amidst tension in the German frontier.
Fragmentary OCR shows a discussion of prizes and rewards tied to industrial competition in Paris. The text references Helland Ita and other entities, mentions a lack of clarity about the prize and its compensation, and lists uncertain items about rewards and methods.
In a Port dated communication Dougal Prax of Mauritius writes to the Secretary of State listing a port number of distress cases and noting several men involved. The fragment hints at official correspondence concerning maritime or colonial concerns.
A reflective note chronicles recovery steps and renewed purpose after illness. The author speaks of seeds of hope, visits to mentors, and tethered struggles with health, aiming toward a renewed life path.
In Georgia delegates from Foster Blodgett and Richmond County attend the state convention on July 4 and push for unity in the Republican party. In Texas the Republican Convention in Houston adopts resolutions favoring national unity and a strong national Republican stance.
Compact selections note crime arrests in Philadelphia and property recovery figures, discuss medical and military topics, praise veteran printer Robert McKnight in Tennessee, and feature odd items from arts and science including vivisection debate and a meteorite message from London.
A Paris show features a Chinese conjuror who surpasses the Japanese in feats. The act includes a sword swallowing routine hailed in Galignani as astonishing. An inquest into Ling Loop’s methods is mentioned, with experts unable to fully explain the illusion.
Rev. D. M. of the Americas Presbyterian travels through Babeng on the Meinam toward Chieng Mai in Siam. He notes the border town status and Siamese governors, with plans to establish a mission station in the future.
Local column from Louisville Democrat in March discusses figures Acstreus and Bergers and their roles or viewpoints. Limited readable content focuses on names and a political-essay style note from the period.
Report from Bardstown Kentucky describes two notorious inmates breaking through their cell wall in a dramatic escape attempt. Detectives from Nashville pursue leads but the culprits remain unknown as authorities investigate the motive and possible accomplices after the incident.
Telegraph dispatches from Washington note updates on the Surratt trial and the reported arrest of Santa Anna after landing at Sisal. The Treasury outlines customs procedures for first port entry cargo manifests and required oath by vessel masters.
The account describes a delayed killing where two soldiers were ordered to shoot a captive in the sade, amid witnessing dissatisfaction. Miramon expresses regret that Liberals remain in power and can name his traitorous children. Mejia offers no speech, meeting fate quietly. The sword of Maximilian was presented to Juarez by Escobeds in the government palace.
In Washington the Senate adjourned after debate on Reconstruction policy. Mr. Trumbull urged restoring civil government and ending martial rule when Congress can enact nationwide policy. The discussion touched on protecting peace in the southern states and the power of military governance during Reconstruction.
Testimony described the moon rising at 10 02 PM on the night of the assassination and later cloud cover at 11 PM. Witnesses, including Lt. Case and James Ford, testified about street scenes, houses, and activity. court adjourned awaiting further evidence and a new trial discussion.
The document lists Canadian ministers including Hon. G E Cartier and Sean C Chapais with various portfolios. It notes a population of 3,800,000 and territory of 877.01 square miles, with public debt around 75 million dollars and a further 18 million in unspecified obligations, marking the new state entering politics.
A muddled excerpt discusses Artemus Ward and his best remembered sayings. It mentions Geraldene and references a quarterly that presents flowing material as Ward’s best quips, with unclear dialogue about revolving topics and questions.
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