23 Jul 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1872
Page
1
A. Ward arrived in the city claiming to carry a mule load from Indianapolis. He presented an order on George W. Peek in Louisville to settle a bill, then fled, leaving creditors unsettled and police alerted.
Geneva July 23 The dead correspondent Warne died in an accident the English observer reports. The incident is not believed to be murder. details remain unclear as officials investigate.
A damaged steamer named Ott ue tenes Dee England struck a ledge and was valued at 110000 dollars. The Times and Chronicle dispatch notes currency from July 23 with river rises and routing of ships such as Leonidas and Fails Catao. Weather reports show partly cloudy skies and light business as the river level rises with several vessels listed traveling to Memphis and Evansville.
Fragmented dispatch notes unrest in New York and Saratoga regions with militia arming amid hostilities. References to Desane piracy, Frost events, and blocked admittance at Grand Union and Congress Hall. Mentions Los Pinos, Agent Colada, and Josie Mansfield inindeterminate context.
Fragmentary text shows a rural speaker railing at suffrage talk while lamenting women’s role, contrasting labor division with men’s place on the rostrum and in farms. The passage hints at social tension over gender roles and political rights.
A fragment from Watson's Art Journal notes eccentricities of composers. Frederick the Urest sought inspiration in outdoor scenes while others found taste in billiards and nature. Hyatia reportedly drew autumn moods to compose, even catching flies to spark ideas, yielding over two hundred works long ago.
The Elizabeth Journal notes a strong peach crop in New Jersey despite earlier shortages. The Central plans a peach train to Accommodate growers. Morris Whites orchard near New Vernon expected to yield 1800 baskets, double last year, with baskets selling at about ten cents. A New Jersey orchard industry is highlighted, including pear production by Roberta’s and water-powered processing.
A fragment reports a brilliant phosphorescent water display on Raritan Bay observed Saturday night. The scene included swirling water lit by fiery reflections and a Newfoundland named Mr LaForge responding to the spectacle by leaping into the water.
The article reports Carl Schurz rereading Horace Greeley’s stance on civil service reform amid Civil War era politics. It notes Greeley’s fresh letter and Schurz’s St Louis remarks criticizing Grant supporters and party selfishness, highlighting calls for reform and scrutiny of nepotism. It mentions a sequence of letters between Greeley and Creeley and frames reform as a political battleground amid factions.
A historical political debate emphasizes reforms and the authority of Congress. The speaker warns against corruption, urges official leadership, and calls for hiring the best citizens while resisting factional manipulation. The text praises reformist ideals and pledges support from like minded colleagues.
Fragmented OCR quality yields a partisan critique listing Gregorys claims on Democracy for Support. The piece attacks his positions on protective tariffs, Texas credit, Wilmot Proviso, Dred Scott, Kansas conflicts, and the Mexican War with references to Democratic opposition. The tone resembles a political pamphlet railing against Whig and Democratic stances.
Pirrascore July 23 At the Allegheny County Democratic Convention John H Bailey once opposed Greeley then pledged support for his election About two thirds of the county attended the meeting at the Court House The assembly adjourned at the Republicans and German reformers request to fix up a what is it ticket for a future day
In Loxport on July 25 railway porters in Liverpool began a strike that halts work and disrupts business across the area. Trade and traffic suffer as workers protest conditions and seek redress, affecting passenger and freight services.
At Baratoga on July 23 Marefield testified in the Barnard impeachment case about visits to her New York house in 1868 and 1869. She testified Fisk gave Barnard’s son a gift of one thousand dollars and that Fisk indicated Gould was involved, with the total money used reaching ten thousand dollars.
The President arrived in Washington this morning and will return to Branch tonight. Spotted Tail and party plan an interview tomorrow as a sizable number of visitors were present.
Special dispatch reports Monongahela river levels falling six feet four inches at Pittsburg with limited arrivals. Iron steamers Granite at port and Julia bound for Zanesville depart. Ironsides with coal and coke convoys sails to Louisville this afternoon. Weather mostly rainy, river levels fluctuating at Oil City Wheeling Rochester. Private telegram notes two coal boats lost near Stait Co. dredging work begins along Monongahela wharf.
Bids from fourteen companies ranged from 205 to 494 per cubic yard for stone like granite marble and sand stone. Names include W J Herry Edwin Walker John Mills Bauer Kilmore Donoghue Lemont Stone Company. Government will study bids to determine the most advantageous option after examination.
In the House of Commons discussion on French Communists in England Sir Robert Peel questioned whether the government would enforce the Roman Catholic relief act of 1429 and banishment of Jesuits. Gladstone replied the subject was important and must be considered, noting the law was about fifty years old and not enforced.
A proclamation condemns the Williams Port militia movement urging lawful action and public safety. Officials warn against unlawful assembly while calling for peaceful compliance with state authorities and law enforcement.
An accident at the Macreale and Urban safe factory traced to a cracked log wheel in the elevator. Julius Urban, a visitor, died after riding to the fifth floor. his brother and firm owner, Julius Urban, planned his education trip to Europe. Workers Shaffer, Rosch, and others were hospitalized with injuries. coroner Underhill opened an inquest.
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