13 Jul 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1867
Page
1
The fragment notes several arrivals at the hotel including guests Weinz and Tavas tox with their spouses, and Ms Migeneport. The half legible list hints at a schedule of visitors and room assignments for the port city hotel.
A city council special meeting discussed debris from the old bridge on Pearl Street and proposed methods to clear and repair, with committee input on contracting and pace. The report references the Public Improvements Committee presenting a resolution to allow a frontage connection on Front Street with the Little Miami and Indian River systems, and notes discussions on oversights and safety.
Fragmented report recounts Cincinnati council discussions on contracts for new city work, street renaming and hack stand shifts on Vine street, with votes, objections, and concerns from members about the motives of committees and public convenience. It notes actions to renew benefits, raise wages, and evaluate roadway improvements.
The article notes cheap homes for mechanics, a proposed legation, and early low demand amid plans for road and street improvements. It mentions incorporation efforts, a petition for a charter, and the need to govern without heavy penal statutes, with local leaders and school district issues highlighted.
The West Covington suburb features a few fine homes along Mill Creek near the river with views of the water and surrounding scenery. Developers anticipate population growth as river access and street improvements attract residents seeking country air close to the city.
The notice lists multiple real estate transfers including a 9 acre tract in sections 2 and 21 in Springfield NR, and a 100 acre tract in sections 5 and 4 in eastern Columbia township. It records transfers from Hart and wife to K and Morse and details parcels on Lot 83 and Lot 23 with dimensions and locations in TM and COUNTRY areas.
Thieves entered Mrs Mahon's home at 1am on Friday stealing 25 in presetts. They gained access through a front cellar door left open and were interrupted while attempting to enter an adjoining room.
The piece honors Benito Juarez as Mexico’s enduring leader who preserved independence amid French and Austrian aggression. It recounts his exile, rise as a lawyer, and role as a pivotal public figure amid liberal struggles, praising his honesty and resilience in Mexican history.
The London Pall Mall and Gazette reports a stalled tailor strike showing arbitrate offers from workers and a refusal from masters. The piece condemns the cutthroat bargaining on both sides, calling it wasteful and ungracious and urging more goodwill in talks.
The Pall Mall Gazette reports on Andorre a tiny Pyrenean enclave between France and Spain. It notes its long independe nce since 790, its republic status since 1848, pastoral people, iron and lead mining, and occasional smuggling amid fears of outside exploitation by speculative financiers aiming to turn the valley into a "Hell" of Europe.
The May 30 Appeal reports an unusual whirlwind that struck Marysville between noon and 1 PM causing roof loss on 70 feet of the Ohio stable shed and total destruction of a new brick blacksmith shop owned by Thos Ahern and operated with Robt Garrett. Garret and a boy escaped serious harm, while debris buried forge tools. The cyclone crossed Commercial alley to Fifth and Third streets, tore walls, and moved toward the Yuba river with an estimated cost to repair pegged at 250 dollars. Mr Ahern has suffered multiple losses in fires and winds.
A family outing at Fontenelle ends in tragedy when two Nebraska households lose five children and an infant in the Elkhorn River ferry accident. Rescuers recover the oldest Ray boy, with further bodies still missing as search continues. The incident draws wide sympathy from Fontenelle and Fremont communities.
The Evangelical Alliance executive committee announces the Fifth General Assembly of Evangelical Christians in all parts of the world to be held in Amsterdam from August 18 to August 28. The program includes Church and Theology, Christianity and humanity, and related topics.
London letters report 560000 daily mail, New York summer theater preaching, Indiana man and his six wives are noted, China and Japan population claims, Detroit fund drives for soldier monument, and various economic and political items across the United States and Europe.
A Toledo Commercial report describes a Wednesday convention with representation from at least fifteen counties. Delegates urge Columbus and Toledo to form a company named Toledo and Columbus Railroad to survey feasibility and costs, with funding by regional counties and timely map preparation. Additional testimony concerns the Surratt case and related witness accounts not central to the rail plan.
Brief wrap of recent telegraph dispatches filed from Cincinnati noting quick summaries of regional developments and notable events. Includes terse reports on politics, commerce, weather, and local happenings affecting the city.
Latest from the Isthmus and surrounding notes provide additional details on the Surratt trial. Reported developments focus on testimony and logistical movements as the case progresses in the capital.
From Washington July 12 report covers payment of additional bounties and staffing of the Paymaster General. Treasury data show customs expenses and receipts for 1865 and 1866 with notes on excess expenditures at many ports. Cholera in Italy prompts quarantine at Mahon and port health measures. Santa Anna agent Naphgeyer connected to senators. Reverdy Jolson tied to Santa Anna case.
A witness described a man entering a store with a distinctive belt and speaking with Jos Carroll in Elmira about a similar shirt. Frank H. Atkinson, a book-keeper for Stewart, testified and noted the visitor’s height and appearance. Recess followed, with further testimony scheduled for tomorrow.
In St. Lovia on July 12 a bookkeeper for a company reported a cash shortage of twelve hundred three thousand dollars. The case involves alleged misappropriation and authorities are investigating the discrepancy.
A large herd of cattle was driven off by Indians on July 8, 26 miles from Stigsburg, with many stock captured. The incident came as St. Loum reported the event on July 12.
Fragmentary text mentions a college rowing event and a scull or wherry race with unusual race notes this year. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable from the snippet.
A July 12 letter from North Adams says Rev Mr M, a Methodist minister, who was reported drowned at Plat M. Y., is alive and described as a scoundrel. Local authorities and readers react to the surprising claim.
A July 12 report notes General Acasta formally seated as President of Colombia and a new cabinet. Mosquera's gunboat Columbia sails with Santa bea ore toward Cartagena. A captured schooner Somes Stitson flies British colors and is seized. Pitcherella resurfaces in Nicaragua. A China letter says a British warship was sent to the Pelew Islands and the officers beheaded the native king for killing an English captain trading there.
From Charleston, July 12, reports say the steamboat Ball capsized in a squall on the fifth in the Waccanon River and seventeen persons were drowned.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad convention at White Sulphur Springs met to devise funding for the One River Railroad. Delegates from Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Virginia discussed raising five million dollars and land donations to support the project before adjournment.
Property stolen from local churches last April has been mostly recovered. Rev. J A’s valuable plate and part of L A Edzel’s store were found concealed in bags at Jno Taff’s residence near Wek's Corner Arland. C E Canaee involved as a person of interest.
From San Francisco dated July 11 a lengthy search near New Island is reported with the search extending 100 west longitudes and north latitude. A trailing colored water stretch extends 250 miles southeast and 80 miles wide suggesting an island in the vicinity. Losses and rumors of a car ferry arrive, while imports total about six million pounds. Prices for flour and wheat are listed as quiet with barley at a dollar.
Abdulavis Seitin Turkey arrived in London after a Paris departure, was welcomed by the Doge and imperial officials, and received honors at the Dover way station as the journey proceeded. The scene featured a richly decorated reception area and notable courtesies amid the travel sequence.
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