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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1870

Page

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Greek Cabinet Crisis and War News Bursts Across Europe

scattered items report a Greek cabinet crisis and vast war developments in Europe. figures include General Price dying in London, sun stroke cases in Baltimore, and naval movements near Cuba. amid this, snippets mention financial bonds and a mass meeting in Indianapolis.

Baltimore Berthemy M. Prevost New Orleans Geel Poe New Tennence St. Louis Senate Felis Weimann Dre. Wilson Pittsburg Newman Chicago Europe Indianapolis Dayton Akers Wi Sion Stara Navy Yard Mingion Pener Lay Nava Mofitt Jeanette Port Au Prince St. Marie New Saturday México Phat Seaves Fieik P. Haugh Satou Tete Ptearth Mayer I Hobie Wikil- Peanephani Jaleee Crdapha Beltiostes Tok Ee Po Cumil Taman

Fragmented OCR item on Sheridan appointments and schedules

The readable text cites Sheridan figures and terms like retirement and promotions. It mentions grades and appointments, with references to Vincente and a planned action or scheduling. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a local civic or school notice about staffing or grades.

Sheridan

Adjourning Congress and Washington society at midsummer

Correspondence from July 14, 1870 describes Congress nearing adjournment as members race to finish public and private business amid heat. It notes conference committees trimming bills, political factions and bribery rumors, and predicts a lively scramble once winter elections loom. Society life grows dull as prominent families flee to seaside resorts while politics and amusements swirl in Washington.

Congress Senate Lgtter Buncombe Paul Laos Wilberforce University Lincoln University Pennsylvania Washington Bowen City Emory National Capital Jim Fiske Waverly

End of the Forty-fifth Congress Closing Scenes Described

Special Correspondence from Cincinnati notes the adjournment of the second session with Congress winding down after a month of little public interest. The President and cabinet are mentioned amid general gossip as the house clears its tables and the focus shifts to remaining bills and resolutions.

Cine Speke

The Amalfest Dwarf Admitted to Bethnal House

A clearly misread report describes William Seliette, a dwarf about thirty one inches tall and aged thirty nine, once exhibited by a Frenchman Philip Lemure. He toured venues from Rosherville Gardens to royal audiences in Paris and Belgium before finally being admitted to Bethnal House in a dying state.

Bethnall House William Seliette Philip Lemure Tom Thumb Rosherville Gardens Anne Parke Tuileries England

Signs and their history in Cincinnati storefronts

A reminiscence on how signs evolved from mere traffic symbols to ornate storefront emblems. The piece surveys barber poles, hatters, tobacconists, drugstores, watchmakers, and many trades, noting humorous and curious signs, from the Indian Chief to the turtle shell restaurant emblem, with playful anecdotes about their meanings and origins. It ends inviting readers to observe signs at 62 Well Third.

Methew Fourth Street Cardiff Walnut Street Barnet House Erié Pennsylvania Central Baltimore and Ohio Indiansr Lafayette of& M Cincinnati Broaiway Kerr & Loring Jan. C. Kerr Lew Roman Leininger’s

Curious twins in New Hampshire born musicians

In Rockingham County, a Breanwood census taker found two blind idiotic brothers named Kenisty, about eighteen to twenty two, whose musical powers are extraordinary. A tune they hear is instantly sung back with perfect accuracy, and they have turned a spike into a musical instrument. They constantly shake and rub their heads as if easing pain or confusion, and crave broken spikes to make music.

Rockingham Breanwood N. H Samuel Cilley Kenistyn

Bryant's Minstrels Open at Pike's Music Hall

Bryant's Minstrels open tonight at Pike's Music Hall with a strong bill. Dan Bryant and Dave Reed perform Shoo Fly, rivaling Cottonvod Hart from Manning's Minstrels. The group has earned praise on tour and from The Columbia journal for its easy movement and lively humor.

Bryant Pike's Music Hall Dave Reed Cotton Vod Hart Manning N Trovatore Colum the Journal Adryanty Mingtrele Musford Little Maced New York

Daily Union Holds Prayer Meeting Led by Mr. B. F. Sanford

The Daily Union devoted prayer meeting opened with singing Sweet Hour of Prayer. Mrs. Lowe offered a fervent prayer, followed by Mr. H. P. Hopkins invoking divine favor. The scene emphasized communal devotion and reverent worship.

The Daily Union B. F. Sanford Atkinson

Harvards vs Red Stockings on Union Grounds

A chaotic but spirited baseball feature describes a match between the Harvards and the Red Stockings at the Union Grounds. The piece mentions other local games, spectators including the New York Mutuals, and a Louisville Eagles loss, with notes on subsequent fixtures and a violent incident at a gathering in Cumminsville.

Tay Tuts Arrigxoos New York Mutual Niné Atexty Gibaon House Essex Mernovist Boox Richand Street Aries Mall Pickering Sane Cy Hopkins McCatlery

December Next Bidder Named in Colonel Jon Case

December next, the editor reports on the Day bidder connected to Colonel Jas M Jon. The fragment notes the sole bidder and hints at a formal step in a pending matter. The report preserves named individuals and aLegal context without sensational detail.

Jas. M. Jon cArthur

The Sultry Trials of Covington Streets and Markets

Reports from Covington describe Second street’s hazardous state between Scott and Greenup with repairs delayed until water pipes are laid, while a bridge-expense split stirs local politics. A Catholic consecration drew about three hundred attendees, a tale of market bargaining unfolds at Seventh Street, and Covington Street Railway stockholders face a disputed board change. Local fines for drunkenness and disorderly conduct add to a day’s civic fray.

Second Street Scott Greenup Nicolson Penteg Sallie London Covington Street Railway Sonemys V. Reed Charles H. Kelogt A. Homer Peter Beallomerson Reigg Enoch F Schite Diedery Sesautt Tungate Pag Johnson Anemir Michael Herron Charles Drew Hoover Renney Eemines

Market Prices Question Control By Hucksters

Fragmented text describes vegetable and berry prices and criticizes market manipulation. Tomatoes sold at five dollars per unit, blackberries at momentary high prices, and restaurant berries priced elsewhere. Mentions shipping costs and economic impact in a critical local voice.

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A Watch Theft Incident at Cratchall Street

On a quiet afternoon George Cratchall was accosted by Steen who seized a watch he held and demanded payment before surrendering it. Meanwhile the Presbyterian Church on Columbia Street drew a large crowd for the installation of new elders and officers with Rev. M. Worrall of Covington preaching and praise.

George George Cratchall Cor Steen Cratchall Sidtod Presbyterian Church Columbia Street F. J. Impomsares Theo. Fage T. Jone C. Thacker M. Worrall Covington

Cobbler Fight Ends With Fatal Wound Near Third Street

Saturday evening at Cad yoni et Museum Bujl on Sycamore above Third Peter Dil be and Mortimer C. Webb, roommates, entangled in a dispute. Webb, armed with a hoe-knife, struck Dillon in the arm chest and groin, causing mortal injuries. Webb fled to Kentucky. officers pursue.

Curtixe Cad Yoni Et Museum Bujl Sycamore Peter Dilbe Mortimer C. Webb Webb Dillon Kentucky

Cistern Guard Cited by Coroner Jury in Tragic Case

A coroner's jury commented on a cistern guard of merely a foot and a bar high in the fatal incident involving a little girl named Rosina. The case concerns family disputes and a dispute with Masami, with the yard serving as the setting for the incident.

Drownep Rosina Masami

Heat-Prostrated Laborer Dies on New Export Bridge

Morris Me Esever, a laborer on the New export and Bridge project, succumbed to heat Saturday. He quit at noon, walked home on Front Street, between Elmward Ploms, and died within about an hour. He was a hard-working, industrious man and recently widowed.

Morris Me

Notable Day in the Country Amid Masonic Club Scene

Despite a hot Siena, a liberal mix gathered yesterday for a day in the country. Churches and townspeople noted a fine scene with many present and a few who stayed away, missing a rare treat.

Siena Taranto

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