23 Jul 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1875
Page
1
An unclear July 22 note from Esrza Pennsylvania hints at a steam driven event and alleged extortion. The fragmentary text mentions a row or confrontation and Sebati alia Rates, but specifics and context remain unreadable.
A fragmented report mentions Braves and Uran on July 22 with unclear details. Names such as Gentile and a native referenced alongside a decade in California, but the text lacks clear events or outcomes. Further readable facts are needed for a solid summary.
Brief item notes Lemar of Winstessppt for Congress Republican Meeting at Brie Pa, signaling a party platform discussion or candidate alignment during the Maryland event.
The Baltrourg convention met at 2 30 adjourned and adopted a platform calling for preservation of public freedom and opposition to high protective tariffs. Speakers including S Wolfe and Henry M Hoyt argued for currency reform and federal accountability while praising party unity. The opera house was crowded as ratification of nominations was discussed and praised.
Fragmentary report details a committee on permanent measures and a proposed levy. It mentions a five thirds vote, representation of constituents, and a contested amendment with small party influence echoed by discussion of power balance.
Loupos July 22 report outlines House of Commons disturbance linked to Movements, amid fierce debate on perena 19 and graves, with markets reacting in London and regional exchanges. Wheat, corn, and flour prices vary across times and stations, while cotton and pork show mixed shifts. receipts and stocks noted, including export and speculative portions.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate discussion of the Merchant Shipping bill and Agricultural Holdings in the House of Commons. Mentions rumors of a new minister and Lord Hamilton's responses to interrogatories about Burma issues, with hopes for amicable correspondence. Disraeli and Conservative resolutions referenced.
On July 23 in Loxpor the Presbyterian Council announced a private unanimous agreement on the constitution. Rev Dr McCosh presided as discussion traced the idea’s progress and the Philadelphia visit supporting a union scheme with cordial American backing dating back to 1873.
The report notes earnings and passenger figures with a year end balance showing gains over prior years. It cites weak eastern demand for Western grain and an overall business outlook affecting stockholders.
Prrissone notes a quiet steady market on July 23 with refined and Parker's at Wells trading around 72 4 os shipments. City-Quiet at $1 011 6234 and teerlio-firm bidding at $1 023 with $103 tid record. Futures offering unavailable.
At 9 o'clock last night in Close and Son's paper mill Iowa City a cooking tank exploded triggering four more blasts. The stock rooms and heating engines were wrecked and more than half the mill spoiled. Five men at work in the destroyed mill died including fireman Chihe and laborers Swaler and Tarney.
John O Campbell a fireman on the I C L Railroad was killed in Cincinnati last night after visiting a south side house of ill fame. He and three companions were refused admission then returned. Campbell entered the yard was ordered out and shot by Mallie Rable. The assailants also fired at Ben Rable before they fled and were sent home this morning.
In Loxpoy July 23 the protest by Plimsoll is published as he rails against a debt laden maritime contract. He accuses the Government of malice and unwitting complicity with murderers, demanding immediate passage of the bill or bearing responsibility for next winter’s preventable deaths.
Fragmentary New York report notes a large steamer sinking after sighting three mastheads off Kingpan Shoals. Details are garbled with multiple unclear phrases and names, including references to a Lahore ship and a bank note count, leaving the exact vessel and circumstances unresolved.
Philadelphia reports that the steamship City of Erick has been secured to take the place of the Abbotsford, ashore on the coast of Wales. It will sail soon under the arrangement. The Abbotsford was extensively visited in this country and Europe, and the plan aims to keep maritime service running despite the wreck.
Fragmentary notice from Carcaco dated July 23 mentions Bodin Grodeich in a race heat. The text states someone is feared incurable and unable to participate, with references to E western potatoes and Baffslo. Details are garbled and partially illegible.
A man assaulted on the tug boat Mike Norton near the harbor city is not the wife of Col United Army medic Abe. Police in the city identify the suspect as a Pesce Mass resident under investigation for the case.
A fragment notes Donahue completed a grueling 60 mile walk in a single day near walking park. The account is unclear but indicates a notable endurance effort by an individual named Donahue.
Lewiston Maryland, July 23. Reports indicate a banking merger proceeding with a savings bank opening. The loss figure remains unascertained as details unfold and regulatory steps continue.
Fragmentary Rochester note records unclear events with names and dates partly legible. provides minimal local item context and no identifiable outcome or actions.
The old Volunteer Firemen are urged to attend the meeting tomorrow night for important business. In Police Court Geo. Frank faced adultery charges with a continuation to the 2nd. Frank Carney’s case for cutting Pat Desmond, from a week ago, proceeded with partial examination this morning.
In the Police Court this morning Henry Roberts was convicted of the misdemeanor theft of silverware from J. W. Chase. He received a fine of 150 dollars and a related sentence at the Workhouse, reflecting the court’s stance on the offense.
Readable text shows an order for 50 dollars signed by G W C Johnston, payable to Dick Brockman, reportedly picked up on Third Street in the morning. The fragment references forgery but lacks full details or context. The item indicates a suspected forgery involving the listed parties and location.
Police ask for help locating Mrs. Mary 4 Youngers who left her home in W D C about two weeks ago. Last seen in the area near her residence, authorities request any information from the public to aid in locating her safely.
Testimony details how a Walnut Hills station house ad was commissioned and published in the Commercial and other papers. Witnesses discuss who ordered and approved notices, and whether proper procedure or council custom required approval before advertising banners for the Prisons project.
The mother of fellow townsman John E Bell Enq is announced to day Mrs Bell resided in Cincinnati for forty five years At death occurred this morning in the seventy fourth year Her death will be mourned by a large circle of friends who cherish her many good qualities One of the funerals will be given.
In the Padlice Court this morning Judge Lindemann passed workhouse sentences on Alex Young for petit larceny thirty days J P Kemp for abusing family thirty days Geo Thomas for vagrancy twenty days Lisle Bae Fete ten days Terrence for the same thirty days
In the Police Court this morning the charge against Lewis Don for the July 3 murder of Jamesoo was changed to a lesser count. The defendant remained held as the case proceeds, with the court noting security provisions had not been provided.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a postponement related to Cook's Grove with mentions of pecans and a proposed road on Mitchell Avenue. The text references an upcoming morning appearance and appeal cases, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Brownsville to Louisville and New Orleans river traffic shows steady activity with 100000 bushels of coke on eighteen steamers and 1934 tons for Louisville. river height 9 feet 8 inches at Evansville, business dull, some barges and canal calls noted. July 23 reports across several towns including Evansville and Cincinnati with mixed arrivals and departures and ongoing gauge readings.
A fragmented note mentions a War Steamer for a firande Indian figure of uncertain age. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a full report.
The State Auditor Clinton disputes earlier accusations about his honesty in a December report. He asserts that prior charges are groundless, citing extensive consultations with experts. He notes frequent talks with expert Ooms, identified as president of the Cotton & Company, and says testimony supports his view.
Dolly’s bail granted after a wreck involving a caradiau and abs. Investigators cited damage to the vehicle and total loss reported at the scene. Police say no serious injuries, while the driver awaits further court action.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a benefit or event related to commerce in Taterean with unclear details. Names, dates, or venues are unreadable, but the piece signals an organized effort or fundraiser connected to local business interests.
Fragmentary report notes showers across parts of the region with temperatures edging higher. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas as clouds linger and brief sunbreaks may occur between showers.
Two oclock this afternoon the hour fixed by Squire Riley for a hearing involving Martin Lyons against Birect Com. The record shows the tented party to appear on Friday.
Mr BE Bracetreet promotes a scheme to aid wounded firefighters, aiming to set up at the corner of Fourth and Vine streets near the L C L, with likely participation at the canal area.
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