30 Jul 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1867
Page
1
Partial OCR notes list arrivals at the Prinstead Hotels and Strand in Lew with scattered names and locations. The fragment mentions Mamullen and a date reference with unclear context.
Fragmented OCR lists names such as Ryan Lesevaie and Mrs Penn with scattered locations including Lebanon and Maysville. The garbled text mentions individuals, towns, and possible amounts, but lacks a coherent event or action.
The board met at the usual hour and discussed electing a president, appointing committees, and receiving bids for constructing a new school house. Bids were opened as part of the proceedings, with a focus on preparing for a proposed Elev district project and addressing teacher assignments and facilities.
A library project plans a roof completion by October first with a 2500 dollar appropriation. The committee named Librarian Lewis Freeman First Assistant Harriet E Garrison and Second Assistant Norman Swain by acclamation. Colonel Fisher received four weeks leave from board sessions due to city departure. Adjourned.
The Washington City Nationals defeated the Excelsiors of Chicago in a featured baseball contest. Nationals pitcher Williams impressed with sharp work while the Excelsiors misplayed early chances and never recovered. The Nationals relied on heavy hitting to overwhelm the Chicago nine.
A Lawrence Kansas dispatch to the Chicago Tribune dated July 27 reports cholera at Fort Harker with cars moving bodies to transfer points. The article notes scarce blankets for the dead and mentions attempts to establish handling follow ups as more victims arise.
A reader notes a colossal bass pulled from Ne tr, Ea waters. Dexter shows the specimen to be a prize catch, with Bradford confirming the fish’s impressive size. The report hints at the season’s top angling feat and the fish’s potential culinary fame.
A group of labor leaders met at Cheshire Raglan to discuss establishing a man hour scheme for making and other work. Speakers noted difficulties and suggested factories as examples of success. A committee was formed to consider the proposal and how Cheshire could benefit.
Edwin Phelps traveling with a neighbor to the district school rode in a Tea Osakee when the team horses bolted. The cart overturned, severely injuring Miss Phelps who was dragged by the wagon. She sustained serious wounds and remains in critical condition while care is given.
fragmentary notes describe favorable prospects across portions of the territory with expectations of robust yields and promising markets for the field. the report praises the quality and asserts potential benefits, though details remain unclear due to broken text.
A report details a cattle disease causing heavy losses to farmers, with symptoms resembling the blind staggers and eye complications. It also cites a Paris Exhibition entry by Dr Euling, a Chinese college decree, and various brief European news notes on science, commerce, and politics.
The General Synod presents statistics for the Reformed Church: 444 churches 461 ministers 57 846 members in communion with an average of 120 per church. Other items include charitable giving and average per member contributions. A California digger Indian convert is noted along with criticisms of missionary zeal. Irish Union appeals for aid to disabled and widowed ministers. The Christian Method of Reform reports Jedburgh moral concerns and calls for religious principle over strict laws.
Last night’s reports from Washington warn of imminent trouble across Tennessee with riots feared in Memphis and Nashville as Maj. Gen. Thomas mobilizes troops. Indian commission visits, Oneida sails toward Rio, and rations to freedmen poised for suspension.
In Menrais July local tensions rise as a message urges Winters to deploy a regiment. General F commands 200 volunteers while Superintendent Beau warns the Sheriff against arousing crowds, citing dangers tied to the unrest.
In Hood County, residents discuss a proposed reorganization under a Military bill amid growing SARD backing. In Seine Savannan Georgia a July 2 report notes tension over political shifts and community support.
This morning Mrs. Emily Mix, wife of a respected local figure, died by her own hand after taking laudanum amid mental disturbance. Dexter H. Van Od of the firm Dodge & Van Ost was thrown from his car Saturday and fatally injured, dying before morning.
Concord New Hampshire July reports describe a series of incendiary fires causing property damage estimated around 100 dollars. Firefighters and residents swift action saved a house and St Pauls Church building with considerable effort.
In Ottawa on July 29 a report suggests a Carna van of the Buckingham group will succeed the current Governor General, following a pardon for four men convicted in a son's death case. The Governor was not harmed.
Firemen aboard the steamer Brow battled a blaze that broke out near the tellers area. The flames reached massive timbers supporting the deck, leaving them heavily charred.
From Mexico July 26 reports Gen Viduary shot in Mexico City and desired a moment with another general before execution. Maximilian era officials faced exile orders for six years for Imperial Prefects. Liberal forces released prisoners and reported various troop movements and train convoys to Mapranilla and Matamoras earthworks being leveled near the frontier.
Reportedly Grand Trunk officials at a St Hyacinthe picnic faced an attack by rowdies from Graffintown. Shots were fired, several were wounded, and a woman suffered a shoulder wound in a critical condition. Multiple arrests followed as authorities pursued suspects.
The telegrams note warlike rumors affecting trade, with Paris, Britain, and Aleppo sources. ships arriving from New York are discussed and rumors about cavalry horses and funds circulated as relations between powers are given.
The National Base Ball Club lists names and occupations of gentlemen who played since the club left ven. Included are Les Z E Clerk Third Auditor C McLean Clerk Third Auditor EA Parker Clerk Internal Revenue Decent Smith Clerk Fourth Auditor H Fox and graduate George Bebereits as Cuaptroller of G ae clerk 233 Pennsylvanis.
The California Wine-growers Report notes calls for more wines in use while temperance advocates warn of intoxication. A veteran commentator argues the industry faces a harsh future if producers fail to address health effects and public temperance concerns.
Swiss women, about twenty thousand, work in watchmaking, mainly as makers and a few as finishers. They run substantial roles in Geneva and Neufchâtel factories, earning fair wages and sometimes more than male workers, with many women at the head of heavy production.
Readable fragment notes a 1867 entry in the Model Store ledger with a copyist line about vessels or goods received from a source named Down pease Water. The text is incomplete, but indicates a purchase or shipment record dated July 13, 1867 and involving an entity or place called Down pease Water.
A local display featuring furniture pieces titled best cast for money is advertised at the Galt House Gents and Ladies Restaurant Croton. The ad promotes value and style available to diners and visitors.
Saas jy? ime isto HOSS, PETTIBONE & CO. appears in partial text likely referencing a business name. The readable fragment signals a company listing or advertisement in a historical page. No clear event, date, or action is identifiable from the fragment.
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