21 Jul 1875
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1875
Page
1
A Demtint-Man died in a crash described as self-inflicted, with the vehicle and resulting fire causing lethal damage. Fire crews responded and secured the scene as investigators determine the sequence of events surrounding the fatal incident.
Fragmentary wording references an association end of meeting and a party not recognizing justice. Reads as an incomplete notice or snippet from a larger legal or organizational filing. No clear names, dates, places, or actions available from the readable text.
Oakstaws United States Court handed down indictments in a Wisconsin case tied to a political campaign. Defendants Lewis Jacob and Max Rinds face charges related to whisky fraud as part of broader Oshkosh era corruption probes.
The text records scattered names and places such as Boston New York Hanover Richmond and Virginia connected to a convention. Resolutions are described as referred out for debate with mention of mobilization and sessions extending to Wednesday morning.
The report records heavy rains in Lancashire and Yorkshire causing river Calder floods, submerging Halifax roads and towns like Todmorden and Sheffield areas. Delegates attend a press conference. labour unrest and wage talks influence Oldham workers amid widespread disruption.
A fragmentary report notes recent detention of Protestant books and a customs dispatch published in Derrexneau, with a Protestant refugee taking refuge in France. The item preserves names and places but is fragmentary and unclear in detail.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention waiver of meat and entry into personal ce. The text lacks clear names, dates, or specifics to identify parties, actions, or jurisdiction. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Curcaco July 20 report notes Union Belge organized an event in the city to showcase French artists. Each participant donated a painting to be delivered for sale, but the event occurred long ago and substantial money remains unclaimed, with officials awaiting settlement amid wartime burdens.
The speaker urges Squire to view the election as a rejection of native born vices and German Catholic influence. He notes the aim to choose a JustPeace from the better class of citizens, learning from prior errors, and warns against lengthy summations in court. He asks for concise guidance if arraigned, fearing a Workhouse or Penitentiary outcome.
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports Sabina Building and Loan Association of Clinton County files a 100000 dollar capital certificate while Pleasant Grange 675 of Fairfield County files a 2000 dollar capital certificate. General Tom Youngs meeting is praised, a Thurman Hall Democratic gathering draws 25, Republicans and former Liberals show good sentiment, and prohibitionists back Hayes. A man named White falls ill after taking medicine from a wrong package, causing a physician to be summoned and a dispute over responsibility between the druggist and his brother.
Reports from Grand Haven and other Michigan towns describe ongoing hope and uncertainty as authorities and locals search Lake Michigan for the balloonists and missing crew. Weather notes, rewards offered, and theories about fate fill the latest updates amid scattered sightings and no confirmed bodies detected.
INDIANAPOLIS July 21 Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times J R Davis of Helphnstine Co coal dealers Knox County died by his own hand at the Illinois House this morning by morphine intemperance cited as cause A miscreant named Maguire from Acton vicinity was caught by a mother attempting an outrage on W H Hay's little daughter in an alley near his residence Hay was sick in bed but pursued the man and later he was arrested.
England reports a dull and irregular cotton market with a slight decline pushing weaker buyers to clear stocks. The Evening Albion notes the decline causing cautious selling and a mood of bearish sentiment across the trade.
Washington July 21 The mid President’s aides reported the cabinet proceedings in the morning news. Gen Badeau’s commission to be Minister at Brussels has not yet been signed. The formal appointment awaits J Russel Jones’s return from Belgium.
Mrs Schriener of BeTu New Jersey was killed today when a wagon overturned after cutting across a depot area. Mrs Neeser was uninjured in the crash as the vehicle wagon lost control and toppled over.
Today’s steamers carried a large amount of specie including gold and silver coin. A shipment valued at about $250,000 in gold coin was prepared for transport but subsequently withdrawn due to unspecified reasons.
Special Dispatches to the Cincinnati Times note a river at Pirtssura near four feet eleven inches and falling. The forecast for Cincinnati tomorrow calls for cloudy skies and light rain at morning, with temperatures between 74 and 80. River gauges show a drop of about 30 feet experienced on the river.
Weather bulletin from the War Department Signal Service reports winds and rain, noting conditions in Cairo with entries showing light rain and clear intervals. Data dated July 21 at 7 05 A M, including temperature readings and barometric hints.
In the Police Court this morning Frank Jordan was found guilty of stealing a caddy of tobacco from a car of the 0. and M. Railroad Company and was sentenced to the Workhouse for three months.
A fragmentary notice references a gala event titled a Galop Military Farewell with names and roles unclear. The readable text hints at an invitation and ceremonial elements but provides no concrete details or outcomes.
An unclear report references Harrington from the city and Packty Dillon, an eye te iy base-a catcher, involved in a morning incident. The piece mentions a company, a possible hire, and a police connection in Satsnaee feigtooner.
Details show Kearns charged in a case linked to Mack from Mr John Gray with proceedings set for next Friday in Esquire Francis Court. The article also notes streetcar routes in Madison to Pike and Scott to Fourth Main Pike loop, and Teutonia Lodge officers elected for the term. Gov. John M. Harlan to speak at Odd-Fellows gathering in Covington on Saturday July 24 with Currier’s band providing music. invitation extended to all attendees.
The town reports Holt Baseball Club using Col Taylor's field near Madison Street. Funeral arrangements for Rev Father Sindon follow Alexandria services. City politics show no mayoral vote clear on first ballot. Market Days promotion and a busy city market. Three men in a skiff recapture a runaway coal barge near Newport ferry. Local trades and dog tax tensions surface with Alexander Woodside and the dog license issue. Independent ticket discussed with Baker and Olhaber, Democrats suspect resignations. Judge Green and Midshipman Mason visit Barracks while O’Hara contemplates retirement from politics. O’Hara’s exit noted as Barrett and Shinkle question management. Citizens seek clarity on leadership and plans.
The Republican Committee announces a series of campaign meetings with speakers General Young, OvP Neste, Lorenzo Danford, R. B. Hayes, and Benjamin Ezeleston. Dates span July 31 to August 13 at multiple cities including Midney Urbana Akron Youngstown Orville Merretts Caldwell Cambridge and McCon pelsville.
London reports Alexander and William Callie of a wealth firm suspended and facing charges after allegedly obtaining a large sum on false pretenses. Bail set at 10,000 each but not posted. The American Cup competition saw Fulton claim the title this afternoon with a 133 score of 150, amid resumed play after delays.
July 21 report from ToRonTo notes a balloon event set for Monday evening in the northerly direction. An apparently empty lot hosts the ascent, with the balloons by the city of Montreal and the Canadian Bank of Toronto. Capital unspecified, bank capital listed as 4,000,000.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.