Dentists P Knowlton and A Berry Practice
Fragmentary OCR notes show two dentists named P Knowlton and A Berry with partial mentions of a clinic or practice. The readable text lacks dates or locations and does not describe outcomes.
21 Jul 1864
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1864
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show two dentists named P Knowlton and A Berry with partial mentions of a clinic or practice. The readable text lacks dates or locations and does not describe outcomes.
The correspondent describes Rebel works extending for miles with guns mounted along a semi circular line and Fort Wheaton. He notes Federal observers at the front under fire for the first time, praises General Weitzel and Major General Butler, and mentions Lt Chambers and Captain Torrence Michie from Cincinnati as effective officers. He recounts fortifications, field views, and the siege landscape between the Appomattox and the James rivers, with attention to losses and health within the regiment.
Special correspondence recounts Confederate guerrilla actions along the Cumberland River and the burning of the steamer St Louis. Reports describe a daring crowd aiding a shanty fall, the burning vessel visible at the fort, and the potential value of a captured barge of coffee if fallen into enemy hands.
A damaged OCR passage summarizes Confederate sympathy in a city, mentions President Lincoln and Union forces, and hints at rebel support or actions during the Civil War era. The fragment references local sentiment, possible executions, and key figures without clear dates or complete context.
The Washington Chronicle reports on drought impacts observed in Fort W and surrounding areas. Observers note water shortages, agricultural stress, and rising prices affecting residents and local businesses. The piece highlights community adaptations and calls for relief measures.
Last night's dispatches carry an appeal from Governor Brough urging careful selection of men for service. The column notes focus on duty and honor, urging a prompt, honorable response from the state in this matter.
A military notice under Gen. J. B. Fry announces a call to raise recruits in a district. Provost Marshals are tasked to muster eligible men aged and fit for service, with citizens urged to volunteer and comply with the recruiting regulations and deadlines.
Fragmentary report describes a steamer incident involving fortunes, prisoners, and a truce. The text mentions Rothe pentin and a voyage connected to a marina, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
A crash report notes a fatal accident near Blockley with limited details. The brief mentions a person named Monee and a figure of 40, but the full circumstances remain unclear.
The brief, garbled OCR notes an evening fight related to oil, mentioning OO and Al. Details are unreadable but indicate a clash or confrontation occurring tonight.
A damaged OCR fragment presents partial phrases including names and terms without clear context. The readable bits suggest a local notice or notice-like item but lack enough details to determine action, authority, or deadline.
The mails captured by the Rebels at Gun powder Creek were sent from Washington to Green ville New Jersey BG field N Y to M Tents Glen Kory exertion was tin eaeent of the
A local Kentucky item describes a man calling himself Captain and claiming to maneuver in the town last Monday. He urged a merchant to parley with an armed force and to surrender meat and goods. Onlookers noted his fearless demeanor and bold resolve.
Fragmentary account notes distress in East Tennessee as famine and destitution afflict residents. The report cites Colonel Kee and mentions Whig alignment, with no clear details on relief or immediate actions. Further readable lines are unclear.
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