19 Jul 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1867
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at a racing or horse related item involving persons or entities labeled H M W, Messen and Ge, and Indiana. Reads like a clipped headline noting names and a location, with no clear outcomes or dates discernible.
In a muddled OCR line the Meacuaxts and Hors teams are mentioned alongside Netfox and PRIETORS. F r. Hrane and 1, Geers appear with Beatles Bivains, but the readable text offers little coherent event detail or outcomes.
Fragmented obituary era item lists a $500 reward offer for murder suspect with governor involvement and mentions of contracts for alley improvements, wharf work, and esplanade construction. Also records officers and ward elections with several named officials and judges in a period city government summary.
The Newport News report notes Col. T L Jones returning from war and warrants forrene. a court waived examination and default bail set at 1000 dollars. It covers teachers salaries for less than one year, city contracts for Front ier and East streets, bids for cisterns, and a revenue stamp fraud warning from the 1867 era.
Reports from the National Seengerfest in Philadelphia detail delegates from New Jersey interior regions, Baltimore, Washington, and Connecticut among others. President S570 opened proceedings, with discussions on rehearsals for choruses and preparations for a Northeastern society consolidation, amid varied local press notes and scattered financial concerns.
A proposal outlines a route from the/Iha itis region toward the Red River country in the program. The plan mentions building the route to connect northern and western regions, aiming to boost trade and access. The document references the Northwestern Company as the lead organizer.
The Paris creche serves twenty children of working mothers with supervision by one superintendent and two nurses. It opens from 5 AM to 8 PM, provides meals, clothing, medicine, and daily care, with strict vaccination and eligibility rules.
A Limburg farmer fattens fowls quickly and feeds pigs with broth made from their scraps. He then sells the remaining carcasses to a sugar works that converts them to lampblack. He also ships live fowls to Henis for sale after processing.
Dispatches recount the Surratt trial with testimonies from Rev. L Rockaford and Rev. J A Walter. Montreal witnesses testifying about alias Bechine and connections to Jack Han and St Marie, while defense notes five confederate couriers en route to Washington. The court adjourns until tomorrow.
A London grand ball at Agricultural Hall honors Belgian volunteers on a visit to Britain with over 15,000 attendees. Crowned by anticipated appearances of the Prince of Wales and other dignitaries, the event aims to celebrate Belgian aid amid ongoing European tensions.
From New Orleans comes word that steamers Uncia and Heroine report the death of Santa Anna. Pavon commands about 700 troops at Tampico while Gomez and Gazales recruit. Government rejects claims and Howes seizes at Tampico for fraud. The Heroine has been diverted to the naval yard.
Dergoir reports Lieut. William L. Osborn died after falling from sea fold at Adrian this morning. Tug Johnson boiler explosion in Saginaw River last night kills Capt. Raf ferty and three crew. boat a total loss. Judge aaah me of, aged eighty four, died in respected civic memorial.
Four hundred Mormons from Liverpool arrived last night en route to their destination in September. A freight train wreck near Fort Sedgwick thirty miles away resulted in one man killed, with six cattle captured. Montana reports Gov. Smith and family and Col. Meredith, Surveyor General, visiting the territory.
Fragmented report from Washington July 18 notes Mr Chardlen of Michigan Union, directing committee on force to inquire into extension and October decree. Discussion centered on merits of ballot amendment and actions before the House adjournment.
Fragmentary report notes the amendment was agreed to and the bill amended passed. The session adjourned following the vote. A reference to informing the public debt or rebellion remains is unclear, with names and details obscured in the OCR.
An incident in Milwaukie shows an insane man convincing a police officer to transport him to an asylum. The man acted calmly until near the end when a ruse led to his escape. A manager later sought assistance and began a search for the man.
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