12 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1877
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a July 12 excursion tied to the Dearing Orangemen of New York. Mentions parades, orders of the day, dancing, and creed considerations. Other details relate to shop orders and assets but are incomplete.
A jagged OCR passage references political actions and figures such as the Constitutional Convention and the Greenbackers of Iowa. It mentions Charles J. and a presidential address, with scattered phrases about resumption, withdrawal, and speeches. The text is largely incoherent and lacking clear events or dates.
Eye witnesses recount a fierce whirlwind that swept over the bay area, tearing roofs from structures and hurling iron and debris. People screamed as debris and dust filled the air, with destruction lasting about a minute and a half.
The report notes the bombardment of Rustchuk on Tuesday with Russian forces attempting to seize the town by assault but being repulsed after two hours of fighting. Casualties rise to around 700 killed or wounded by June 28. Major events also include General Grant arriving in Frankfort and British reluctance to grant a Samoa protectorate.
A Cleveland case sought to enjoin the county treasurer from taxing property held in trust for parish schools. The bishop and clergy presented papal documents and decrees as part of their argument.
Captain John Tobin, once in California and St. Louis, to testify for District Attorney Howard on Brigham Young's alleged role in the Gentiles massacre. Tobin says Young used militia as Avengers and aided anti Mormon emigrants. his claim includes documentary evidence of plotting against the Government and Gentiles.
At Adowa a large force of 24 cannon and 1400 Remington rifles moves toward the frontier to meet the rebel Menlek, King of Abyssinia, who has signaled willingness to resign the throne to Alamy a, son of the late King Theodore.
Reports from London indicate the United States four percent loan opened at 102 1/2 in the British market, a half point above the New York level. The Syndicate members note continued demand as investors seek U S debt.
Report describes a planned mass murder on a train with a scheme to club and shoot victims, pile bodies in a wreck, apply torches, and destroy evidence. Police expect arrests for complicity though names are not yet confirmed, detailing a diabolical attack intended to wipe out all aboard.
A New Orleans special reports Madison Wells received a letter from John Sherman described as bitter toward the people for violating terms. The letter, presented as sincere, warns of fears among the people regarding the matter.
On July 12 Bostox and Hiram HK Morse sailed from Lyan Harbor heading to unknown destinations. Local observers noted the voyage departed without incident.
Special dispatches report river traffic near Louisville and Cincinnati. The Jno L Sheuan from St Maude Louisville arrived July 12 with river measurements near 8 feet 2 inches and 6 feet 2 inches at the falls. Ges Luce from Cincinnati shows overdue status and Henderson cargo details remain unclear.
Fragmentary text from a year unknown service notice shows partial date time and names, lacking context or complete events. The readable bits indicate a possible schedule entry or announcement but do not provide actionable details or full entities to identify.
Reported conditions show high pressure and cooler temperatures across the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley. Winds shift from northeast to south, with clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer air in the Lake Region as a cold front passes.
Oil markets show firm refined prices in Titusville and Philadelphia depots with slight gains in Me. and Cincinnati areas. New York reports quiet trade with refined at 13.5 cents and crude around 9 cents, Antwerp quotes at 23.5 francs.
July 12 Montreal reports crowd unrest as Orangemen and Irish Catholics clash near Knox Church and Victoria Square. A man is killed, three wounded, and a protest escalates with gunfire and street fighting. Military and police mobilize as riots spread through Halifax and Montreal suburbs.
Frederick the God dominates a two heat sprint, taking victory in both rounds with times around 1 47. Reform and By second re y challenge but falter as Frederick pulls away after the first heat in a late surge.
San Francisco July 12 J Weddell of the city appeals a peculiarity in a case related to a seized estate. The document notes a formal challenge to a lower court ruling affecting local property and duties.
A country girl visiting a Quaker meeting challenges the silent service. She questions its purpose and is told that silence is the goal to quiet evil. The exchange centers on whether lengthy, wordless worship can convey sense and move the soul.
A ratepayer arrived at a polling station in London in a state of excitement and confusion. The observer shouted in a fractured, urgent voice, insisting something about lines and seats and thinking. The chaotic moment highlighted tensePolling activity during the election.
The piece tracks wide public interest in General Comly from Ohio as rumors swirl about his next posting. It notes how papers nationwide chase every hint of his plans, from France to Manila and the Sandwich Islands, with the Associated Press supplying updates and readers awaiting definitive word.
Fragmentary text from a Ludlow page references a meeting, figures like Mrs Lea and Lopes, and debates over temperance and political stance. The garbled lines hint at opposition to a movement, pledge issues, and efforts to sway public opinion through rhetoric and allegory.
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