14 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1877
Page
1
The forecast notes warm temperatures in southern areas with southerly winds and periods of rain. Partly cloudy conditions expected in other regions with variable skies and mild to warm temperatures.
Mixed snippets report loan subscriptions at thirty dollars, unrest in regions including Kars and Armenia discussed, Bucharest chatter and quiet in Montreal. A ten year old and a severely injured person are noted, alongside vague mentions of cotton, trade, and cash on delivery concepts.
Fragmentary OCR text references Blair, Adrien, Norton, Cotterell, and a request or accusation involving money and jail. Details are garbled, with mentions of a house, a husband, irregularity, and a Belgium note, making precise facts unreliable.
A mosaic of religious notes mentions Methodists, Irish Presbyterians, Quakers, and Protestant Episcopal observers. Items note missionary zeal, church leadership changes, diocesan events in Vincennes and Chile, and prayers for missions with global movement and reform.
A fragmented clipping mentions Charney Ross Mary related to Boston area origins and a Chicago Herald note. Details are unclear but imply a local tie and possible incident described in sparse text. No full events or outcomes are recoverable from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary text notes a day when Ve ius emitted large quantities of something unspecified. No clear entities or events can be confirmed from the OCR snippet.
Washington reports a split over the Presidents allowance for officeholders who sit on the Republican National Committee to remain connected with it. Admin officials debate secrecy and policy while McCormick deflects on details. Leading Republicans question consistency as officials weigh careers and party ties.
Special dispatch reports William Kuntz a burglar who married a jail inmate. He escaped while his wife remains in custody for letting him into houses where she worked as a servant. Their crime scheme centered on joint burglaries.
The coroner opened proceedings this morning regarding Hackett's funeral arrangements. Details mention Monsrregat and a July 14 date with references to hearse, services, and national societies involved in the event.
A garbled July 14 entry references Hesieg and a Sewarden matter with unclear roles and solitary confinement language. The legibility issues obscure intended names and actions, leaving the exact representation and charges unreadable.
A fragmented July 14 entry from New York references a bank statement and an aid designation Aeeeees seccee, signaling unclear archival context while noting financial record activity.
Fragmentary report from Battiamong dated July 14 notes General Grant replying to ex-Collector Jewell and ex-Postmaster General Fulton about a prior conversation with President Hayes. Fulton’s letter to Hayes reflects a differing view of that discussion and its implications.
The readable text shows confusion and missing details about a financial distress event on Union River. No clear names, dates, or actions are discernible to form a precise summary.
A July report from Barnstable Mass describes a full statement regarding the recent outrage at Provinstown and its journey to Washington by Collector T. B. Goes. The document details the events and notes official interest and disposition from authorities.
New York July 14 report notes a recent oxen sale at a parish market with interest in European shipment. The event highlights trade in livestock and appeals to buyers for export.
A close inspection of batteries at Slabosin explains damage to Rustschuk and Slabosin as likely caused by a clash rather than deliberate destruction of dwellings. French elections are slated for September with second ballots on the 30th. official candidates include Bonapartists and Legitimists. German settlers in Dobrudscha protest wartime mistreatment by Russian and Turkish troops.
In St Louis the Butchers and Drovers Bank announces suspension as only 0 percent of capital paid in leaving 130000 available to protect depositors. President B M Chambers says his wife and sisters will deed trust on several hundred thousand dollars of property to secure balance while assets are realized. Suspension follows a previous loan loss and renewed distrust after recent bank failures.
July 14 dispatches from Prirenore Louisville and Evansville report a falling river with high water marks and clear weather. Towboats Alice Seemaan Raven and Belie move from New Orleans and Cairo respectively, while business along the wharf is dull and hot. Ships and crews face steady river conditions and modest trade activity as crews prepare for next week’s departures.
Special dispatch from Cincinnati Times reports crude oil prices with bids and asks, noting Antwerp oil at 2054 francs. Market terms include crude, barrel pricing and commentary on market movement, reflecting international pricing signals.
The passage presents a garbled, archaic monologue about creating a new name for Seene aSey, seeking meanings of earth and heaven, belonging, longing, and possession, with multiple unreadable interjections and misspellings. The text mixes attempts at etymology with nonsensical phrases and stray phonetic remnants.
The Rev. Macdougall faces suspension and secular pursuits after claims he used unfermented wine at communion. Bishop of Lincoln forbids future sacramental use and orders pastor to abstain, while supporters call treatment discouraging to his efforts to reform.
A neighborhood church hosts a National Congress with discussions on Education and Three Years. Speakers will deliver essays on topics including school work and women’s work as part of a grand community event. The program features singing and a display of birds carved in gilded canes by children.
A fragmented report notes an annual election tied to a special license tax for tobacco manufacturers and mentions the Scott-street M. K. Chur Tax pathon relocation from Ludlow to the city. It also references court actions, bond postings, and upcoming state Senate matters amid local civic activity.
A damaged OCR paragraph references Saar Ge Dear and a testing sight sighting, a $20 cost for a fornice testerday, and remarks on municipal committees. It touches on Saratoga street, the Licking pi, rural scenes in Dayton, and Newport court crime, all in disjointed, unclear phrases.
News from Wallawalla dated July 13 reports Joseph and his band attacking a party of thirty-one Chinamen on the Clearwater River, killing all. Some escaped. fear spreads among survivors, who flee toward Lee Cane country. The letter mentions Joe Leig and governance concerns amid Indian actions and Buffalo hunt references.
In San Francisco on July 14, testimony before the Investigating Committee questioned witness credibility. The Portland press cites concern over statements and possible inducements as lawmakers weigh the truthfulness of the witnesses.
In St Louis on July 11 the Choctaw and others filed suit against Kansas regarding railroad matters. An examination was conducted as required by law and overseen by a United States Indian Agent with findings to be reported to the Interior Department. Testimony was challenged and portions ruled out before a final report and notes proceed to Washington.
Allentown July 14 four men killed and eight injured when a boiler exploded at Keefer’s ore mills in rate. Killed include Aaron Mil neer and three workmen Lamb, Hemback, and Miller’s sons. Several horses and mules also died. the plant is wrecked.
At Monmouth on July 14 the three quarters of a mile race was won by Yorkshire Oriole Sownd with a time of 1.18 % and Cyril left at the post.
A fragmentary advertisement lists cereal brand names and prices with the note sale through booksellers and newsdealers. The garbled text mentions addresses Wand 21 Vandewater Street and a Br Wan ta Liss reference.
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