21 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1877
Page
1
A fragmented line mentions strikes and prehensions of a strike dated the zero hour. Details are unclear, but the note signals potential labor action and unspecified organizers. The text lacks concrete names, places, or outcomes.
Reports from Newark describe a serious riot with ten killed and many wounded. Troops from the Fifth and Sixth Regiments have orders to move to aid authorities and restore peace as clashes erupt around Armory Street and nearby depots. The Circleville Guards and Champion City Guards are in the city amid heightened tensions, while the state governor coordinates efforts to prevent further violence.
At Camden Station a dispatcher reported caning danger as an incensed mob attacked the Baltimore and Ohio depot Lee street portion. Firemen faced arson attempts and police were fired upon while the mob was driven back. The mail train to Washington was blocked and Fifth Regiment troops returned to the armory after some members were injured.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials order suspension of all trains after fears of obstruction by strikers. Western trains expected early this morning failed to arrive. The Baltimore Sun editorial condemns the killings as needless and avoidable.
Zanesville dispatch reports the Troots depart for Newark at 10 PM led by Colonel Goddard. Business halted as freight trains halt on the B and C road and coal trains idle on the Straiteville division. A railroad official says Ryan was not thrown but drawn through a window during departure as he greeted the crowd.
Western Associated Press dispatch from Pittsburg July 20 states the situation remains largely steady as 1 500 troops are to be on hand today from Philadelphia amid fears of broader bloodshed. No freight or stock reports show changes.
Guards patrol the roads as strikers vow to block trains to free freight, with 1800 troops from General Latta arriving. Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago line blocks shipments. Connellsville B&O trains halted. Pittshburg Cincinnati St Louis route unclear. Passenger and express service mostly unaffected today.
A New York communication reports the Erie Railway has raised pay just before July 1 1877 with 10 percent on that date and promises liberal wages. The receiver Jowett confirms overall fair treatment across classes and readiness to hire more staff as needed. The 54th and 74th regiments are ordered to prepare for movement to Cora ftrelt lsville and another destination respectively.
A garbled excerpt discusses differing classes and a possible movement but remains unclear and baseless outside prior references. No concrete names, dates, or places are readable to identify the event or actors involved.
State Mine Inspector Ray orders ex Congressman Woodworth of Youngstown to sue mine owners in Mahoning Valley for two unobstructed ingress and egress openings. One shaft is blocked by a furnace hindering ventilation. The law requires two openings for escape in case of accidents and will be tested in these cases.
Special Dispatch reports Hon C C Russel has been nominated to run for State Senate by the Republican party. The move positions him as a candidate in forthcoming electoral contests.
A Coroner's Jury probes a murder case linked to Monrexat on July 21. The inquest names eight persons connected to the fatal act and outlines the circumstances and parties involved.
Rouxe Laxi New York sees a large attendance on a July afternoon as a rain storm sweeps the area. The event draws crowd despite heavy showers and local conditions.
Weather report notes signal warnings for Rorvins in the United States area dated July 21 at 7:06 A M. A distant station issue warns of atmospheric conditions affecting travel and safety, with expected changes throughout the morning.
A riot at Cumberland draws in 1,500 strikers as militia guards key routes and police cordon stations. Telegrams from Governor Young to Cincinnati prompt troop movements and arrests while trains run under tight control.
Central Ohio dispatch notes Columbus quiet on strike day as Governor Young arrives to move trains. About two hundred Baltimore and Ohio strikers are present while shop workers struck in the morning. The Panhandle influence aimed at enforcing duties remains unclear.
Loxpow July 21 reports the third pontoon bridge over the Danube at Kahova completed. About 2,000 Turks were captured at Nikopolis. the rest were killed wounded or escaped.
Barges bound for Cincinnati tow the Nail Cite while the Jas linet sails toward Wheeling carrying 2 bushels of coke. The river is falling slowly in Toledo Ohio on July 21 with warm weather. Local packets on time, Fleetwood at midnight, Donnally delayed, and Mercury readings from 61 to 75. Gauge shows a seven to eight foot rise with river activity steady and business brisk for the era.
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