11 Jul 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1856
Page
1
The article recalls a historical Palmer reform movement and the aid efforts for the Deaf and Dumb. It notes a donation by Lord Robert and references a crowd event with figures like the Duke of Wellington, describing the era's social dynamics and public appeals.
A disastrous railroad accident describes a kerb of cars badly damaged after a baggage car struck. The crash sent multiple cars tumbling, with a mail and express car overturned and wrecked. Several passengers sustained injuries while several cars remained largely intact.
The New York Sunday Despatch notes improving prospects for the American party candidate in the upcoming election. The paper cites past support for Buchanan and Fremont and remarks on shifting alignments toward the American ticket, with strong local sentiment in favor.
W Harrington the diver in India Rubber armor completed an ascent after 11 minutes on deck. He cut the line to the safe and raised the iron chest from the schooner. The safe measured 26 by 18 by 16 inches and contained about 5009 in cash and 31000 in bills plus watches and paper. the American Express Company secured salvage.
The Frankfort Yeoman voices a strong protest about ongoing apathy toward political progress. It notes that democracy has reached new mobilization since Jefferson’s leadership, urging readers to give renewed attention to the cause.
A Niagara Falls area brief reports a boy about six years old died suddenly while alone, with no other people nearby at the time. Authorities say the cause is under investigation and details are limited.
A fragment from the Pen Horaisis Yao Democrat notes Enos aged 13, with unclear context or outcome due to damaged text and sparse details.
Fragments indicate grant efforts to provide wanter feed at numerous outposts. High numbers were in a statewide session focused on addressing shortages and distributing supplies to the affected regions.
A national convention of seger (seed) makers met in New York on Wednesday to discuss legislation before the Senate. Senator James introduced a measure in the United States Senate, noting the gathering as the first such national convention.
Reported remarks center on privilege of free speech and a violent assault on Sumner by Brooks ally Brooks faced scrutiny over conduct amid a South Carolina dispute. Debate touches on constitutional protections, political manipulation, and calls to protect peace and order as investigators consider frauds in public buildings.
The prosecution testimony closed at adjournment as the prisoner’s counsel pressed for government witnesses. Friends of Keating mourn the deceased as the dense crowd fills the courtroom. The court notes the appointing of Thomas E. Miller as consul to Bordeaux and Irase W. Banditi to Constantinople. The Court of Claims adjourns today indefinitely.
A New York Republican ratification meeting heard a letter read from James Meurice Democrat member of Congress from the first district expressing support for the meeting's objectives.
The market bulletin reports flour prices steady while wheat sees activity with 15,000 bushels traded. Corn shows improvement with white and yellow prices near 6s 60d, indicating early gains for grain futures.
Prices and sales across grain pork beef and lard show wheat irregular with 95 000 bushels traded and pork futures firmer. Whisky prices rose with 250 barrels sold and stock wholesale figures list Erie's 6694 NY Central 884 and Reading at 93 percent.
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