31 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1877
Page
1
Reports indicate Governor Young deployed 23 militia units to quell a Pittsburg strike at C C and LL yards. Leaders were identified as unfamiliar to locals, while train services faced shutdowns and orders issued to restore order.
Unclear fragments show Er Neves bound for a post in France as ships sail. No concrete dates or institutions are readable. details incomplete.
A partial report states a cave-in on a street settee injured a felon and three others, with five or more people affected and conditions described as badly hurt. Details on location and exact figures are missing.
Brief items note lines on freight movement and shipping duties. The telegraphic dispatch outlines cargo movements, costs, and constraints affecting trade routes and delivery times. Authorities and carriers appear in terse updates signaling policy or operational changes.
Scattered text details a St Louis lawyer disbarred for advertising divorces and for a period of years there is mention of a death by self harm. The article also touches on a variety of oddly connected items including deaths, condolence lines, a cardinal stocking remark, and unrelated notes about dance lessons and pennies.
In a New York World report, Tom Placide’s marriage is described as romantic, highlighting the couple’s story and social circles. The brief note emphasizes affection and notable public interest surrounding the nuptials.
Local edition notes that the printing at Kensington is moving toward completion with all presses working. The report mentions Benth and Orford as key figures or locations involved in the day’s work.
Train thrown from track injures soldiers and halts freight movement. Governor Williams of Indiana denies involvement, saying he appealed directly to President Hayes. Officials report cases adjourned awaiting Judge Drummond, while grain and freight movements face disruption and cattle markets show mixed activity in Philadelphia and New York.
Foreign circles note a ministerial banquet near the Banquet Hall mentions the death of the first Lord of the Admiralty George Ward Hunt's successor as Treasury appointee. W S Rate is named as a potential successor, with Samuel W. author referenced but unclear.
Special dispatches report Cincinnati river water levels with five feet one inch in the main channel and five feet eight inches in the canal. Local packets run for Cincinnati on business as weather remains clear and warm. Arrivals include vessels Belle of arm and Ailentio with late 9 PM reports.
A fragmentary local notice reports a train departure from Evansville at 1 or 2 A M toward Cincinnati and St Louis with weather described as warm. It notes that several workers demanded higher wages and that the demands were granted, ending interruptions. date given as July 31.
Telegraph market briefs show unsettled cash flour prices with July positions listed. Wheat and corn values drift, oats dull, bacon and lard trading mildly, with shipments and arrivals noted. prices for corn, oats, rye and petroleum products given alongside futures and spot quotes for August and September contracts.
Tender activity fell by 0.112 dollars year over year ending first day of the month. The report cites lower bids and reduced procurement heating up as agencies adjust schedules and spending.
Cleveland on July 31 reports large numbers of delegates and interested parties arriving for the Republican State convention in the city starting tomorrow. Taft’s name appears in leading Republican journals as a probable Governor nominee.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer states no new vote or money will be required this year. Officials indicate there is no plan to request additional pies or funds in the current course of the year.
July 31 report notes a fire at Lin's Box Factory in Moxreal damages and an insurance claim of about $10,000. Investigators assess the morning blaze and ensuing losses.
Fragmentary records show a 3:10 PM bid on United States bonds dated 1865. Mentions Delaware and Le, Columbus, and a total figure around 200 and 800 in unclear terms.
General Kimball describes Turkish regulars as skilled and stout in retreat actions near Erzeroum. The dispatch notes how Turkish soldiers carried rations and held their positions against advancing forces while evacuating cartridges and sacks.
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