23 Jul 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1874
Page
1
Fragmentary historical note recounts a July 22 evening statement before a church committee. It references Elisabeth B Tilton and a defense of personal honor amid a public controversy touching marriage and innocence. The text is garbled but signals ongoing inquiry and forthcoming testimony.
July 22 dispatch from Harrodsburg KY notes the Cleveland trotting association summer meet with entries across 2:24 2:50 2:29 and 2:40 races, purses from 800 to 2000 dollars, eleven to six entries per event. Hotels full and visitors arriving as races proceed.
A fragmentary 1874 New York Produce Exchange report notes the Beet Steamer and Bhe heard from after a voyage from Miami near New River. The escerted Boston marks, inked notes, and a statement imply a disputed import case involving Herman Crohen and Barney a Socake, with arbitration by the committee.
Special dispatch from Washington notes about forty bids for the new five per cent bonds. Bids will be sent to Long Branch for public consent. The Governor of Mississippi plans to call for troops due to anticipated August violence. the Attorney General questions the constitutional authority without an actual crisis. The President and Attorney General will meet in Philadelphia to travel to Atlantic City.
Fragmentary July 23 dispatch from Br Louis Missouri recounts mob violence near Wathena and Fort Union. A man named Hall Grab allegedly led a horseback assault leaving one man dead and a woman wounded, with a crowd pursuing the Mi notetes. Fifteen Mexicans reportedly killed in the clash, coastlines unclear due to damaged text.
July 22 reports include White Star Line service with ships heading to New York and Liverpool. Arrivals list the steamers Victoria and another vessel from an unnamed port, with limited legible details about routes and timings.
Market brief from New York trading floor reporting wheat prices at 1.10 and 1.06 per bushel with specific lots noted, lard firmer at 1.54 and 1.65, whisky firmer at 1.00, sugar quoted around 3.40 to 3.60. Also mentions cotton and dates, with various buyers and sellers and a July 17 timestamp.
The American Weed Paper Company of Rhode Island filed a suit in the Clerk's office of the United States court this morning involving Friend and Fox of paper.
All members present with Mayor Johnston approved laying pipe on several streets and advertising for valve bids to complete the project. The payroll and other bills were laid over except fifteen hundred dollars for Work House rent. revenue to be collected quarterly after adoption of a new tax plan.
At Uniord Chapel last night a fashionable topic stirredii her circles among our colored citizens. The event closed with aristocratic ceremony finesse as notable attendees included the creme de la cefiesence Lee of Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Easton departed this morning for a lengthy bridal tour.
An examination into L.8. Cotton, long a railroad engineer for the Little Miami Railroad, reveals suspected misuse of office for personal gain. He reportedly accessed titles to road property, sold houses and lands owned by the line, and failed to account for expenses. Authorities have opened a formal investigation extending over the 15 year period.
A reader challenges Mr. Shipman’s yesterday letter decrying county officials and contractors. The writer demands fact checking of claims about water supply, anchors, and workmanship, urging Shipman to defend friends and county officials without shifting blame.
In New York on July 23 Inspector Geo M Walling is elected Superintendent of Police amid reports of bids for a funded loan. The text notes fines and sentences from a prior case, and mentions bids exceeding $100 with a large portion coming from a union.
Washington July 23 A large number of people gathered for the argument promoting the five percent bond issue. The event highlighted public support and ongoing lobbying to secure approval for the government financing plan.
A notice reports the formation of a manufacturing company with fifty thousand dollars in paid capital. The incorporation is filed in East Toledo, signaling the start of legal corporate status under local business registry procedures.
Fragmentary report from July 23 suggests Bonapartist deputies discuss Se enes and possible decisions impacting the assembly. Details are unreadable, but items involve internal legislative action and tensions within the Bonapartist faction.
In Londons Loxpon on July 23 Andrew Lusk has been created a baronet. In Boston on July 23 Jesse Laccamp Bo confessed to a murder and related acts.
Ree Shiv, a 23 year old candidate from Indiana, enters the race for governor. The filing comes as political observers note her appeal to younger voters and growth in party organization. Local supporters highlight her record in state outreach programs and youth leadership.
July 23 at Parker's Landing and nearby wells market conditions were dull. Prices for crude and refined oil showed little change while steady, with crude around 4c and refined near 113c per barrel. Posihick Gent with Secreta r and Robeson listed in the dispatch from the Daily Times.
Mayor Johnston told our reporter he will write no further open letters to those who clashed with him during the temperance crusade. He plans to send Rev Dr Stanton a copy of Tillon's statement and says the pulpit is not free from corruption as a regent and continuous development.
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