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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1875
Page
1
A garbled wire report notes that former President Andrew Johnson suffered a severe stroke on July 31 near Nashville and died later that day as details remained unclear. The brief item references hospitals, times, and locations in fragmentary form, but confirms the death of Andrew Johnson and conveys the event’s gravity.
July 30 dispatches report heavy rains across InDIAKAPOL and Southwest Missouri wrecking crops including oats and rye with potential 50 percent losses. Flooding along rail lines near St. Louis and near Harrison indicates trains delayed as water covers sections of the B. and M. R. routes.
In Loxpor dated July reports Henri Reshefort tried to duel Casbagnac on July 10 with Paul Consag as seconds. The record notes a senate adjournment and ongoing matter.
A fire in Port Scorr Kas destroyed nearly an entire block. Insurance valued at under $100 covers losses. The affected residents plan to rebuild despite the setback. Heavy rain reportedly prevented greater damage. Mr. Je Sear and Back to Per are mentioned among the locals.
The Sup reports Augustus Storrs, Plymouth Church treasurer, paid $30,000 toward a $100,000 Beecher salary. Board of Trustees met twice in three weeks amid disagreement on raising the remaining $70,000, with a possible mortgage on the Bethel. A fund is also being raised for Miss Turner.
On the final day of the Cleveland Club Races the crowd swelled to a record attendance. Heat results featured Snowball and Carrie's strong finishes with Rarus close behind in several races. key performances included Madris, American Girl, and Goldsmith Maid in various heats, with times around 2:23 and notable near-wins and close margins.
Fragmented weather and location notes listing cities Davenport Galveston Memphis Pittsburgh and Mobile with scattered temperatures cloudy conditions and weather codes. Includes stray numbers and place names in a rough OCR render.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer issues a regional forecast dated July 3 13726 noting cooler unsettled conditions across Tennessee Ohio Valley Upper Mississippi Lower Missouri Valleys Take Ra Region with rising barometer and possible rain across many areas The Mississippi River is expected to continue rising from St Louis downstream with northeast to southeast winds and cooler partly cloudy conditions widespread.
In Nashville on July 30 the St. Louis Reds defeated the Nashville Links 14 to 6. Also in New Haven the St. Louis Browns beat New Havens 9 to 7. In New York on July 30 the Chicagos triumphed over the Atlantics 6 to 3.
Special dispatch notes several ships arriving in New York and Bremen bound routes, including the Dakota Rhein Ohio and Egypt. Oil markets show quiet, weak refined trades with prices around 5 to 6 cents and steady crude quotes, reflecting overall subdued activity.
Telegraphic notes report General George E. Pickett's death in Norfolk Virginia after brief illness. Others include funeral of Father O'Rean in Little K, Wall Street banking rumors, and ships of East Coast freight rate cuts. Mentions liquor investigations, Avery's arrival in St. Louis to face indictments, whisky ring probes, and talks on consolidation and debt reform amid tariff debates.
A fragmented report discusses the Australian Budget opposition, a minister resigning, and an inquiry into the loss of the vessel Vicksburg. The court opines a night collision response could have saved lives, blaming delays and reluctance of the vessel to change course for worsening the catastrophe. The piece emphasizes the impact of late action on rescue chances.
Cincinnati Times correspondence from Kenton Ohio July 30 describes Governor Hayes and Senator Sherman leaving on the Fleetwood steamer for Marion Lawrence County to open a major Republican campaign event. Captain James Wise welcomes Hayes and remarks on past Columbus support while hinting at future election prospects and intra party discussions with figures like Moore and Neal.
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes local iron men as they greet General Hayes and Senator Sherman in Marion. Business leaders like John Campbell vow loyalty to capital and labor harmony, while townsfolk crowd the hotel parlor to show support. A vote forecast suggests strong county backing for Sherman.
A Cleveland man named James Hill eloped, fled to Ravenna and then to New York and Panama with a companion. Letters from Hill expressed repentance and begged his wife for forgiveness, while Mrs Hill refused to publish or discuss them. Neighbors and lawyers advised reconciliation, but the wife remains firm against Hill’s reunion.
A woman named M Terrell wife of John Terrell was yesterday accused of trying to poison her husband. She allegedly sought divorce to avoid costs and public scandal, arranging poison via a druggist who sold arsenic in disguised form. The plan unraveled when the husband detected the odor and survived.
Special Dispatch notes the Republican County Concession met and adjourned today without business. It mentions upcoming meetings announced by the State Democratic Committee Rooms with Richard Trevellick and attendance by School Commissioner Sasart for Centennial Educators. Also reports Shelby County crop pests and mine prices with a ten cent per ton coal tax and a looming strike.
Dispatch from Cincinnati notes surprise and sorrow at the death of Ex President Andrew Johnson. Governor Wells, Fisher's successor as District Attorney, will take over duties on September 1. The Juvenile Department reports a remittance for collection of a deposited check totaling $1.4, tied to a defaulting mail contractor.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times from Chillicothe Ohio July St Mayer Johnston of Cincinnati, with Capt. E B Lodwick, arrived in town last evening and plans to sail to Cincinnati or the No 4 this afternoon. He visited Gov Allen and is understood to extend a formal invitation to open the Cincinnati Exposition in September. His appearance in court over a captaincy case has drawn notable comment.
July 31 reports indicate Monday is a holiday with Exchange and Mincing Lane closed. Cotton markets and other exchanges will suspend activity. A fire in Brisnik, Orel government, burned from Thursday to rain relief, destroying two thirds of the town and forcing residents into fields. Briatek's population reached thirteen thousand.
The July 31 meeting of spinner workers voted five to two to adopt a resolution aiming for a general lockout. Card grinders and weavers holding meetings tonight are expected to vote themselves thirty days’ vacation, signaling broader labor action.
Judge Barrett refused to vacate the order of arrest on a six million suit against Tweed or to reduce his bail. The ruling was issued today in New York.
New York reports a Purchasing Committee member discusses buying in road and other property at a sale ordered by the United States Court. A foreign banker intended to use gold but withdrew it and substituted United States bonds amid shifting markets.
In a rough handwritten report from SanaToga on July 51 a one mile race for all ages saw Countess win ahead of overtakings by McDaniels filly and Lefader. Time posted around 1 12. The second heat had a close finish between Day tight and Gerben Pe with Tippptrary galling later. Cariboo won the event with daylight finishing behind by a head in a 1 25 3 time.
In Afton Iowa on Thursday morning Alfred Vanvickie a farmer lost a load of produce. He shot his wife who rode with him and then killed himself. The wife died instantly and Vanvickie died soon after though his death was not certain. No motive was given.
The fragment notes a fire record from Guaxp Karte Micit in July describing a dwelling or building at Dorr seventeen miles south of the city burned day. It mentions Ssnding owned by R. W. Helmer of Newnan and refers to a quantity of aisle and similar garbled items.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a fatal drowning near a residence in ImantrorD Ontario on July 9 involving an individual named Migsaries. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Brief, fragmented report notes a July 20 event in Boston linking Francisen years to a burial, while also mentioning investments tied to Evansville.
At the trustees meeting, bids for furnishing water works values were rejected and redone in another column, with bids reserved for certain supplies not accepted. The discussion focused on selecting compliant bidders and ensuring proper procurement procedures.
A crowded Pro bate Court room in Cincinnati hosts the impeachment inquiry against Mayor Johnston. Lawyers spar over signatures on a petition while Louis Rollwagen and Edward Adleta testify about how the petition was signed and the intent behind it. The judge contemplates adjournment as proceedings hinge on petition validity and representation.
The report details additional gifts received by Secretary Reiley including Jobin FF and W E Ignan among others. Ticket sales for benefit performances have raised about 127 dollars with a goal of 5 000 dollars to be realized for the fund.
Report covers a picnic fundraiser by Catholics and remarks on local tollgate issues. It describes an omnibus accident caused by careless driving near the toll gate, with passengers noting no fault by toll keepers but a need to proceed. A Presbyterian meeting discussed church improvements costing about 3000 dollars plus organ costs.
July 31 Marion Ohio reports torrential rain yet crowds swell toward General Hayes appearances. Soldiers and locals from up to thirty miles greet Hayes at the hotel, with a parade and band playing the Star Spangled Banner as county officers are nominated and delegates chosen for a senatorial convention.
Ireland report from Belfast July 31 indicates a large factory fire at Broadwood Wea in the city. The blaze caused extensive damage with a portion of staff reported as having been thrown out of employment as the building burned. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Germany reports the death of Dr. Von Schweetzer, a prominent Social Democrats leader, on July 31 in Beaux. The resignation and funeral plans follow the sudden passing of the party figure.
The Levant Herald reports that the Turkish government has authorized the circulation of the Bible in Turkey.
Washington July 31 reports state the death of ex President Johnson, stirring sorrow in the city. Despite political divides over public service matters, many mourn the former leader. Secretary Fish, residing in New York, is said to be affected by the loss as officials prepare customary mourning orders and public observances.
In San Francisco on July 31 a report notes the schooner Skylark aided the crew of the bark Clara R. Satie which departed for Coos Bay on the 28th. A heavy sea broke her stern posts and she sank around 10:30 P.M. The crew endured four days and nights without food or water before rescue. The Skylark picked up the stranded sailors.
Kennebeck July reports Perkins and Crawford's steam mill at Kennethinkport burned yesterday. Losses estimated at 35000 dollars with 25000 dollars covered by insurance. Fire damage disrupts local industry and prompts investigation into cause.
July 31 report notes Thurwen spoke at two o'clock reading from espcdphile Wcs. Burn's irencess referenced with a lite mention of Hayes and Governor Allen. Weather was pleasant as about eight hundred stood around the park stand.
In Barrprone this morning a disturbance at a bell-room led to police intervention. Daniel Brown and Philip HieDoneian are named in the report. The coroner committed Vicerto to alert action of the Grase Jatt.
A fragment details a private dig involving Lev and Dr James Richagde, a Presbyterian minister in Charleston, West Remi. The readable text identifies the clergy member and city but lacks full context of the event.
The event titled German National Rifle Match attracts competitors from various regions. William joins as a contributor while preparations for the match proceed, signaling a notable display of skill and competition at the venue.
Liverpool market notes firm on arrivals with flour and corn values advancing. Prices listed for wheat, milwaukee red, California white, and oats reflect mixed shifts. bacon and lard steady, cotton firm, and exports rising while futures show cautious demand for August deliveries. New York and New Orleans reports echo firmness in cotton and sugar, with flour and corn prices varying by grade and region.
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