30 Jul 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1868
Page
1
The readable portions describe a farm product or commodity with unclear size and shape, mentioning an irregular farm and a trial revealing details of a business activity in New. The text is garbled, but hints at an examination of investment and the scope of enterprise within a locale.
A fragmented line refers to the inphaa side and lists portraits of Biavreaanp Forrest and Haxr with Democratic party mentions, followed by a claim that charity compels belief. The text reads as a stray politicalfragment with unclear context and no clear event.
The report shows 1,040,108 men women and children on relief as paupers, up 77,000 since January 1967. London adults numbered 36,160, 10,578 more than the year start. Manufacturing counties saw large increases while rural counties rose substantially. This grave subject confronts Parliament as it considers relief burdens.
Fragmentary text references Princess Maria Alexander and the King of Bevearia with uncertain outcomes. Mentions naval actions, French and Austrian military forces, and a tense political climate. Notes on meetings in the north and Volkspartei reiterating Prussian influence.
The article praises Lebanon’s Union School as a leading state institution with capacity for five hundred students, detailing its modern classrooms, departments, and strong support from local families. It notes Cedar region industry, municipal governance, and a growing educational culture while hinting at economic challenges and a drought impact on local markets. It highlights Holbreck’s leadership, branch education methods, and the aim to prepare youth for life through affordable tuition and boarding options.
Special Cincinnati Times report from St Louis July 28 details a Buckeyes win over the Empire of St Louis in a fast two innings game at the Laclede Hotel period. Fisher Leonard and McMullen star behind the plate and on the mound as Buckeyes edge Empire 2 to 0 with strong field and timely hits.
Special Correspondence reports on the Buckeyes' last game in Cincinnati. The team, including Morton and McMullen, faced injuries and disputed plays as they prepared for their return to the Actives. A crowd rode the 11 AM train home, eager to assess the season’s impact and their record.
A writ of habeas corpus was sought in Hoboken before Judge Bedie to release Mrs. Merritt from Trenton Lunatic Asylum. Details allege abduction by her brother Edward Price from Bergen County to a series of confinements ending July 18. The case, supported by her husband Col. H D Merrit and Senator Winfield, was adjourned after testimony and requests for delay.
The Cleveland Herald lists 1867 outputs for Cuyahoga County including batter 688625 pounds cheese 1340190 pounds grapes 719784 pounds wine 10315 pounds wool 238126 pounds. Spring 1868 sugar 66675 pounds syrup 2578 gallons. Grapes planted total 1099 acres with 287 acres planted last year.
The Treasury warns holders of 7 30 notes maturing July 15 1868 to convert into 5 20 bonds by August 1. Send notes to the Secretary of the Treasury with an express copy and mail by that day. An abstract of National Bank reports is released replacing July 28 data. total resources cited at about 1.57 billion with U S bonds, deposits secured, specie, and three percent certificates among items.
Fragmented state political notes describe ongoing Senate discussions on a bill aimed at restraining Ku Klux Klan activity and preventing extreme actions. The text references rejection of electors and unsettled questions, with partial phrases indicating political tension and pending committee actions.
Fire at the Hill Lemmon & Co saw mill on Bremen Avenue burns machinery and stock estimated at 45000 dollars with insured parties including Live Gang New York Merchants' Insurance and Phenix St Louis. The article notes a political rally in Macon Missouri and disturbances during events with injuries and a fatal shooting, leaving several Democrats hurt.
Nashville July 29 A state bill passed unanimously authorizing funding of the state debt principal and interest due in coming years by issue of bonds at 6 percent interest. A House committee approved a resolution to form a Joint Committee with the Governor to pursue removal of political disabilities from disenfranchised Tennessee citizens.
In Augusta Georgia heavy rains fell for days. The body of Cornelius Redd, killed by police, was interred this afternoon as a large crowd of citizens and firemen attended. Coroner's Jury reportedly found the officers guilty of murder. An indignation meeting is planned for tomorrow to protest the municipal government amid praise for Joshua Hill and Mr Miller's Senate election.
The communication in South Carolina notes July Franklin as father and mentions Chief Just and D. T. Corbin U S District Attorney at Charleston. It states the election of two Associate Totane will take place tomorrow.
In London a Times analysis argues the American Citizenship Act advances a policy aimed at Irish vote seizing in the U S elections while cautioning that naturalized Americans may be treated as British subjects for treason if they act against the Queen. The piece also covers Allied responses and a broader debate on international law and wartime conduct.
General Neal Dow of Maine spoke on temperance politics with Seely of Massachusetts adding crime statistics and Dr Dahl of California noting crime and intemperance are high in Britain. The Permanent Organization proposed officers led by William E. Dodge with Neal Dow as VP and a long list of regional appointees. The report was adopted and Dodge chaired brief remarks before the convention adjourned to 2 PM.
Washington July 29 The Chinese Embassy Burlingame and the Embassy left at 12 30 for New York and will be at Auburn on Saturday to participate in Seward s grand demonstration in their honor. Tonight fifteen leading Foreign Diplomat s depart for Auburn to join the reception the last grand entertainment by Secretary Seward. Personal Attorney General Evaris went to New York this morning to stay a few days. Postmaster General Randall has not yet awarded the contract for printing postage stamps. The President s order reorganizing the Southern military districts signals a policy to withdraw troops as Southern states vote for Seymour. Republicans propose electors by state legislatures as South Carolina did, ensuring Congress attendance in September.
Some of the President's intimate friends say he will not interfere with Commissioner Rollins. Rollins has made no appointments yet under the new tax law.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax travels from Mansfield to Fort Wayne amid cheering crowds and brass bands. He thanks supporters at each stop, pledges an untarnished record for four more years if statewide ticket support continues, and plans to reach Chicago by 8:20 this morning. Colfax addresses hundreds in Van Wert and at other towns along the route.
Plaintiff seeks 50 000 damages claiming a Sunday report in the Republican described Rodman and others entering a Jefferson City drinking saloon and performing a burlesque imitation of the Lord's Supper, alleging libel.
Special agent Robert Coningey of the British Society for Arts, Manures and Commerce arrives to influence American industry policy. The Java sails with 187000 in specie, Allemania and Chauncey ships land travelers and treasure. Murder claim as Michael McGrah nearly kills his wife over dinner. Norman stallions for Duck and Stewart arrive in Ohio, while Lane is jailed for burglary. Plasterers donate 1000 and intercolonial Canadian railway plans loom. Strikes by carmen and shipowners end or near end amid incendiary fears.
Unclear fragments from a San Francisco report mention New York and a U. S. general, with figures like 75 and 190, but the text is garbled. Names such as Macnee and Le paeey appear amid references to Resaca and a legal brief.
The English press criticizes the Congress for the protection of American citizens abroad as partisan for upcoming elections, yet does not express anger. Journals doubt the bill will aid negotiations with foreign powers or bolster national immigration principles. The Corps Legislature is noted in late May.
Pennsylvania Railroad Ha nnisavra Pa July Fives spans rebuilt after a fire on the 17th inst. trains are now passing over the bridge restoring service to the line.
An advertisement lists pianos and organs for sale at 1738 West Fourth Street. It claims superior Webers and describes the instruments as finest for churches and others, with reference to an A Jg 2-1 at 178 West Fourth Street.
Columbus July 29. A large picnic of Odd Fellows and families left for Mechanicsburg to enjoy Lily Lake. The County Commissioners have determined the site for the new bridge at the foot of State street despite opposition. Thermometer 95 in the shade and business dull.
Special Dispatch to Cincinnati Times reports in St Lawra on July 29, 3 PM Hon Francis Rodman Secretary of State filed suit against Messrs Knapp seeking damages. The action seeks redress in a matter described as salt-heavy damages. Court action proceeds with unspecified remedies and parties.
Kentucky Improvement Co offers Hunnewell Cannel Coal in any quantity along with Charcoal Stone Coal and Pig Iron. Sale conducted by Ellis & Co., general agents.
A Vermont Route Store Co. notice announces availability of goods in all sizes colors and qualities to order. The fragment suggests a retail promotion highlighting customizable inventory and prompt service, typical of a small early 20th century catalog or storefront ad.
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