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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1875
Page
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Guzex Baik in Wars 8cLrave Sixinxas, W Va, July 21 shows a pre statement about health and thoroughness. The conclusion of the pre shows the gree and the fore, with cheers from the attendees.
A fragmentary report notes a July 21 meeting of a union committee or council. The text references upcoming sessions expected to formalize the work or terms, with mentions of seats and a forthcoming confirmation or opening event tomorrow. The legible parts hint at preparatory steps for a formal arrangement or policy.
At the July Democratic State Convention the selection of Stevenson Archer as chairman was announced after an exciting vote. The event highlighted party leadership and set the tone for upcoming campaigns.
Fragmentary report recalls a May assault on a woman living at a local address by a hack driver. Details are missing and names are unreadable in the clipping.
In Sa Ratoca letters from July 21 reference Liberal Siete Lie and Sresa amid talks to unite with the Repu, suggesting a political alignment discussion. The readable text hints at coalition efforts but lacks concrete details or names to confirm a proceeding outcome.
A fragmented note hints at a triumph for a spinach loving group and their cause. Names, dates, and places are not clearly legible, but the wording suggests a celebratory event or campaign victory.
Jacksonville July 22 Deputy Internal Revenue E G Johnson of the Florida division was shot last night about ten miles from Fernandina. The assassin is unknown.
Weather report fragment from War Signal Service includes several city codes and locations such as Cincinnati and Davenport Iowa with partial times and unclear data. The readable items show a dated wartime weather broadcast style with scattered place names and incomplete figures.
A garbled weather notice from Washington describes a rising barometer in the lower Michigan and Mississippi vales, with a warm, cloudy mood and occasional rain across Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, and the Cumberland region. Mentions of Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, and references to Vicksburg appear amid corrupted OCR text.
Dispatches report a steamer near Queenstown with passengers aboard after an incident in Irish waters. Tugs were sent to assist the vessel as steamships Bolivia and the Queen arrived from New York and Kenilworth from Liverpool. Officials expect the Abbottsford to be got off soon.
General Martinez Campos commits funds to Leo de Urgel amid Carlist losses since July totaling 4 000. Gas mill lockout hits Oldham. Ultramontane Baron Lee jailed for ten months. Carlists deny troops in France and Dorregary wounded at Cauterets. Vaterland editor imprisoned for ten months. French Right Centre gains ground as Left delays recess debate amid numeric parleys and ship Abbot sford references.
A New York Graphic correspondence describes a Kentuckian discussing divides between the Methodist North and South. The speaker condemns fraternizing with the North, denounces what he calls evil and hellish beliefs, and asserts strong views on conversion and divine assurance.
The Chicago Journal recounts extracts from Haddock's narrative of a 1859 ascent from Watertown New York. The tale follows two aeronauts lost in a Canadian wilderness after a high altitude flight, detailing cold, hunger, peril, and a dramatic rescue by an Indigenous hunter who speaks English and French.
Rainless Georgia may ruin wheat and corn crops while New York Book Trade Fair sales reach 150000. A Grant Parish murder ties to ex Sheriff John B. McCoy. A coroner verdict cites a son killing his father in New York City. Disputed bonds and legal entanglements appear amid other terse notes from New York and Louisiana.
From Wasakétos July 22 report the cabinet discussed Judge Fisher’s removal and caution over the Interior Department. President backs Delano while urging full proof, and Bristow vows to prosecute Avery as the whisky fraud case advances toward arrest. Washington officials hint at possible Interior changes.
Opening of today's Democratic State Convention in Baltimore shows heated debate over bribery accusations. John Lee Carroll and William T. Hamilton vie for Governor while wraps up with Leven Woollord named Comptroller of the Treasury.
New York bids were opened for 1 million dollars in gold with total bids reaching 3.665 million and prices from 111.25 to 112.80. The gold was awarded around 112.65 to Charles A. Macy of Howes and Macy, banker who failed in 1873 and died yesterday in New York. An appeal notice was served by the people to the General Term of the Supreme Court in the six million dollar civil suit, acknowledged against Justice Donohue's decision. In Carbondale a lover quarrel led to a shooting in which Mrs Coyne fatally wounded her daughter after a confrontation with John Jordan and others.
Report describes weekly jail visits Thursday, rain dampening attendance. Prisoners John Yeatne, Patrick Cusick, and the inmate known as Guita Guita are named with details of their alleged crimes and mental state. The piece notes Cusick’s refusal to defend himself and anticipates his trial in September.
INDIANAPOLIS July 22 The firm EB Nuttings & Co stove manufacturers failed today after a recent fire and weak trade. They operated a Saline near Terre Haute branch. Assets 150,009 with liabilities 200,000. Trustees William P. Gallup Henry H. Whalley and Wm M. Bell oversee settlement under bank oversight in Greensburg.
Special Dispatch reports that despite Governor Allen's home county, Republican prospects look strong with his former majority likely to shrink. Democratic candidates gain ground as workers resume at the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. rail line employment rises and signs point to brisk work by mid August.
England reports no change in the grounded steamship Abbotsford ashore in Cummake Bay awaiting high tide. Wimbledon Eleho Challenge Shield shooting at 800 and 1,000 yard ranges shows Irish lead and English hopes fading. American aid noted for Irish team. Cotton market notes from Lowpay show no disruption. Laverpoon notes cotton trade reports being sensational.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a past week in France and a figure 43 in a clipped fashion suggesting a price or quantity. Names and concrete details are missing or garbled, preventing a clear event or人物.
Berlin reports heavy rains strike Warmbrunn and nearby areas in Silesia causing damaged bridges, destroyed houses, and ruined crops. The severe weather disrupts the region as authorities assess the extent of the flood damage and mobilize aid.
Spals reports that Don Carlos appoints a new commander and designates General Mendiri as chief, shifting the role away from General Perulamma. The move appears to reorganize leadership within the ranks and consolidates authority at the top.
Fragmentary report notes Joneb J. Rashes of Warteen is associated with Berean DY leg Se9 and Esgerd, with checks on the National Bank and manufacturers. The text is garbled. readable entities include New Jersey, July 22, and a bank/industrial context.
The report notes Eyank Wilder was convicted yesterday of shooting with intent to kill after firing at a “sporting lady” on Longworth street. His wife remained at his side daily since arrest offering consolation and sympathy amid the verdict and distress. Also listed are U S counterfeiters in custody including Charles W Tanner serving a year for passing counterfeits, with others awaiting trials and recidivists near Springfield and Cincinnati.
In Newton, Woolley states the Ohio Democratic platform offers nothing favorable to eastern No 19 Democracy adherents. He reports that William Allen's currency plank is deeply condemned by the Ohio unterrified, while New Yorkers show no appreciation for it.
About a thousand spectators watched Sweasy's Red Sox and Ludlows clash in a sloppy contest. Scoring and penalties were muddled with errors as both sides faltered, while a separate report notes local workhouse sentences including fines and short terms for several defendants.
The charges of ferrying without a license preferred against Captain W. G. McCoy were continued this morning in the Police Court until September 6.
Personal notice states Robert Buchanan, a Director of the City Infirmary, has left for Pennsylvania for a two week recreation trip.
In common pleas before Judge Cox a receiver was appointed for the distillery business amid dissolution proceedings. The firm’s partners clash over liquidation timeframes and alleged ownership, with Sheriff Mackey named as receiver for the plaintiff H. M. 008 pending further orders. The Wilder shooting affair proceeds with juror disqualification questions and a new trial motion under scrutiny. Grand larceny case Kellogg convicted for stealing 280 dollars in a scheme involving false bills and counterfeit currency.
Judge Matson oversaw probate of Mary E. Curry's will with WaeBurry named as executor. The estate includes 1500 in real estate. John Layman also served as witness and Ann Yo appointed executrix with 10000 in real estate.
Local items note a Republican Senatorial Convention to be held in Middletown on the 28th and announce various community notices. James G. Shepherd announces as an independent Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Court. Thomas Coad appointed guardian of five minors. the Rev. Dr. Da passes after thirty years at United Presbyterian Church. County Commissioners discuss road obstructions and culvert issues. minor county administrative entries and miscellaneous financials recorded.
An hour before services began, a crowd filed past the rosewood casket of Thaddeus H. Holcomb at the Central Fire Station Association Hall. Despite drizzling rain, about 2,000 people stood in line on Sixth Street as clergy praised his brave death in the line of duty and urged public courage and sacrifice. The service featured hymn singing, scripture readings, and a prayer, before the remains were taken to Spring Grove for burial accompanied by fire company members and Currier's Band.
In the House of Commons Disraeli announced government actions as the Irish team clashed with English rivals. Plimpsoll attacking the government led to a near riot, with the speaker suspending him while the Eight fell to a 1506 to 1502 defeat for Ireland.
A terse notice describes a planned formation of a three company unit to be established in the West states. It specifies two possible components, one infantry and one cavalry, with location to be decided later and no exact date given. The fragmentary text limits further specifics.
Baltimore July 22 C J M Gwynn of Baltimore was nominated for Attorney General. The nominees urged the convention forward backing a platform that included a financial plank, while supporters repudiated a rag baby in a rare political vignette.
The Herald notes the suspension of Geo. H. Lane & Co and Joshua Gegohell & Co on July 22 amid financial distress. The firms face outstanding obligations around seventy thousand dollars, signaling a broader credit squeeze in Exeres N H.
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