13 Jul 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1869
Page
1
The passage blends memories of childhood fears with scattered references to a missing chest and a mistletoe motif. It recalls a garret scene, a frightened child clinging to someone, a toppled chest lid, and a vague terror linked to old theater and paper imagery. It mentions news of a death, a bill, and divorce courts alongside weather notes.
Cincinnati wire reports a fight near Cincinnati between McCoole and Allen has been arranged for November 10. The boxers will travel by steam to Kentucky from Loum where estates are listed at 2500 dollars. The column notes a warm spell, a declining river, and a sluggish business week.
A fragmented Detroit Free Press item describes an odd sequence of warnings and suspicions surrounding a man named Arties, his sudden tremors, and a mysterious barn incident. The piece mentions a wife, a farm, and a chase at night with a gate, hinting at a crime or eerie event without clear resolution.
A San Francisco correspondent argues the coming man is the Chinaman as civilization moves west. The piece portrays him as the ultimate imitator and rival, claiming his resources, adaptability, and influence outlast history while the West and East blur into one emerging global order.
Fragmentary OCR reveals A T Stewart aims to purchase town lands and incorporate them with public authorities for a planned sale of Plain lands. The text is garbled but indicates a proposal to acquire taxable property and allocate lands for public sale actions.
A Democratic source praises the publication and criticizes the fate of Democratic plans at Coi mixe with grim note on a failure and a death, implying political disorder. The paragraph frames internal party turmoil and a harsh assessment of prospects.
A Boston figure described as a bright local leader has a notable temper that hurts both sides when intense. Col Donn Pratt gave an oration at Xenia on the 3rd, which The Torch light did not praise. The paper calls his remarks a digest of copperhead diatribes since the rebel guns at Fort.
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