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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1870

Page

1

Multiple 19th Century News Snippets Mixed

A garbled aggregate reports gold at 118 and various人物 scattered items. Mentions Geerstary Pish returning home, Senator Pratt in Indiana, the Rothschilds losing money, the Garde Mobile ordered out, and Count Palik preparing to lead an expedition into Prussia. Treasury secretary delays Alaska Fur-seal act contract. Fire consumes cotton, crews sent to Newfoundland, French fishermen connected to James Penn. J. S. Hildreth dies in Chicago. a murder near Ric cote V a man named M living nearby noted. Collector M assumes office amid bribe rumors. Private Secretary. Oil news, Arizona orders hostile Indians. Fenton’s friends in New York seek presidential action. A Massachusetts blaze and defensive march adoption noted.

Geerstary Pish Vat Cambria Senator Pratt Indiana Rothschilds Garde Mobile Palik Prussia Alge Richmond Chines United States Secretary of Treasury Newfoundland James Penn Mason Tennessee Mem Phillips Riccote Vs Almoat See Os York Thomas Donahue Re Mae Arizona Fenton New York Grant Posey Massachus

Pena gh os aontre ace ended ten min

The fragmentary OCR item hints at a brief event or remark ending after ten minutes with unclear names and places. No decisive facts or identifiable figures are readable to establish a clear news item.

Sensational Sermons and Domestic Disharmony

Letters from Cincinnati Times discuss heat at New York and Europe, sensational preaching versus orthodox sermons, a dramatic divorce case involving a physician and artist, Disraeli’s Lothair and public reception, German aid meetings for Prussia, and bureaucratic disputes over Internal Revenue decisions. Includes notices of travel fares and a prayer meeting in Cincinnati.

Siunis Disraeli Cincinnati Times New York Wennrepay Evewixa Palermo Madrid Castile America Europe Burg Berlin Copenhagen Christiana Stockholm North Pole John Franklin New Jersey

Picnic Committee tally of donations for Internation al picnic

A long donor roll lists individuals and firms contributing food goods, wine, beef tongues, ham, bread, sardines, cheese, and cash to a fund for the International Picnic Committee. Notable items include 12 boxes wine, 4 topgs oysters, 10 gallons wine, 6 boxes wine, 1 barrel beer, and numerous meats, loaves, and 18 ham reports, totaling about 175 in value.

Sen Golieting J. W. Banning Saltz & Go Jacobs & Appel Rr Colter Peter Nuss Marin Ozen C. B. Snera Foes C. F. Schroeder John Eisenheimer John Ren Pohlman Naemberger Ee Ia A. Fogelhard Myer Hullenmiller Tier Nee Ne H. Fisher Gilligan John Peter Leibe Henry Maag Louis Man Brophy Fred Martin & Co Bauer—E. Paltdgen & Co Geo. & Co Evans Cunning Ouse Boule Zimmertet Groehler I. B. Sams Beeler Pistler & Co C. B. McMicken & Co John Heckle Perrin, Gaff & Co Nae Meyer Thomas Sheef & Bro Vrman Ei Hebel Jacob Maal Frank Reif Swen & Co Mths C. Sable T. X. So Sacle M. Oa Peegy M. A. Behmyer Vogel F. Hofman Royen Sigmund and Fritch F. Brown Bam Fred. Ter Bo& Co Creag Ba Peoria Jas. Ficher Dwe Utter

Republican County Executive Committee Meets at Mozart Hall

The Republican County Executive Committee convened in room No. 18 at Mozart Hall at ten this morning chaired by Cal. W. P. Stoms with Secretary Mr. Bb. Wilson. Henry Stegner was elected executive committeeman from the Twelfth Ward, replacing George Lawrence who resigned. A committee on apportionment was formed and proceedings covered calls for state convention delegates, primary meeting dates, and proposed county convention timing and venues.

Republican County Executive Committee Mozart Hall Cal W. P. Stoms Bb. Wilson Henry Stegner Execagir Twelfth Ward George Lawrence State Central Committee Ant Supreme Court the Treasury Board of Public Works Clovernor Hayes Bacon Licking County Jerome Buckingham Court Central Committee Mercer County Wm. Dickman Wilson Wm. Travis Trommander Corea Battalion Mor Dan Wolf Major Travis Keckeler Yeaton de Gates Mesera Campbelll Wright Stegner K Amittee Phablican Mesara Baylies Frints Storrs Riverside Lickrup Sycamore Columbia Spencer Green Townships Anderson and Symmes Rain Crosby and Harrison Whitewater Miami Delhi Hayes J. Murdock

Amusements preview of Ski and Gaylord troupe at Wood’s Theater

Next week Wood's Theater hosts Ski and Gaylord's mammoth minstrel organization in first class performances starting Monday evening. Joseph Mack and Albert Bidaux promoted the tour, with the star troupe already drawing crowded houses in Pittsburg and the local minstrel audience eagerly awaiting their arrival.

Xkr & Garton Mrestress

Baseball notes from Springfield and Chicago grounds report

The article traces Springfield Massachusetts as a basebal lorigin, contrasts Dexter Park Chicago seating for 6500 plus 1000 carriages with Union Grounds reporters’ lack of accommodations, and cites recent scores: Harvard 55 Louisville 1, New York Mutuals over Chicago Amateurs 6 to 11, Red Stockings 56 to 19, and Lone Star Baseball Club of New Orleans beating Bro Chig Chul 42 to 11. It lists players and officials accompanying the club to St Louis.

Springfeld Mass White Stockings Dexter Park Chicago Union Union Grounds Harvards Louisville Eagles Red Stocking Club New York Mutuals Red Stockings Chicago Professionals Times Lone Star Baseball Club New Orleans Memphis Westerdey St. Louis Geo, Scott Wiliam Condon Andy Johnson Dickey Tebault Jed. Waterman William F. Tracy Fred. Waterman Kit” Carton Ten D. Mahan Martial H. Redon David Schwartz Toby Hart J. B. Id. Board of Peter Cooley Req the Republican Theodore Stewart

Tobacco seizure and arrest noted in county records

Fragmentary report shows tobacco was seized and stored by an individual named Straub. Marshal Clever and Commissioner Halliday are mentioned in connection with an unstamped removal case. The stated amount involved is about 45 dollars.

Michael Gil Ieee Ieraub Stacb Sioner Halliday Bacco Straub Pingwy

Report on First Ward alderman election dispute

The Committee on Elections reports no tampering found in the vote for First Ward alderman. It notes counting difficulties due to many scratched tickets and tally sheets, and states the judges faced a tough task but that evidence supports proper conclusion. The chair objections discharge the matter from further consideration.

Board of Aldermen Ps Board of Aldermen Committee On Elections E. William Luba Phon Aera Aolon Otcasian Iia Josern Het

Fragments From Town News and Court Notes

A garbled list mentions names and places with scattered items including a fire at G W Ball and Co and a roof fire at a spake house. References to Mary Burns, Mayor Court sentences, and a German event at Turner Hall indicate a busy municipal snapshot with local names, arrests, and upcoming public programs.

Rev D. Moore Tynon Springs Pee Fens Je L. Biggs Cunningham Ted Hamel G. W. Ball & Co Spake Hs Mary Burns Ciermans Petty Prussia St Turner Hall Oddfellows’ Hall

Newport Post Office List and Local News Breezes

Weekly Newport post office letter list notes remaining j in Newport for the week dated 23 1870. Holt Juniors defeat Clippers 65 to 20 with Smalley’s Hall undergoing refit for public use after years as a commercial college.

Newport Holt Clippers Smalley's Hall

Confrontation Buildup Over Cryptic Snake Tactics

A large Eden Chapel crowd heard Dr Jeffrey of the street church discuss his controversial snakeship plan. Anxiety rose as organizers consider a mass gathering to oppose and potentially destroy the snakeship, with concerns about enforcing the outcome and impacts on vines and crops.

Eden Chapel Creffrey

Night of Bullet Fight Reported Burglary Attempts

Thureda night violence preceded by a gunfight as burglars tried to enter properties on Thursday. Several persons were involved before the incident ended with attempts to steal two silver watches from J Kloch’s residence, which were left in the yard.

Boutwell Creation Thureda Vanilieg Ie Phssongen Bey Thureday Cis A. Higen

Anatomy of the bladder and its parts

The bladder is described as composed of coverings of tissues divided into the Upper Lower Nervous and Mucous. The upper expels and the lower rains. Many experience urinary urgency without release and others urinate without ability to retain. This often occurs in children.

Disraeli Benjamin Aberrino

Proposals for Building an Addition to the Schoolhouse

Proposals are opened in Woodburn for adding an addition to the schoolhouse. Bids invite contractors to submit plans and costs, with specifications detailing size, materials, and completion terms for public school facilities.

Woodburn

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