03 Jun 1858
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1858
Page
1
The Rev Bishop Pierce explains that it is not the church’s role to rule on African slavery and that church affairs remain civil matters. He notes the South Church’s objections to civil authority and cites religious articles about church proper control, while reporting on state arms being sent to the Missouri frontier amid ongoing Republican tensions.
Nicholas Trautwein, about 16, a participant in the Hugh Downie murder case in St. Louis, was arrested at Alton and escaped from railroad cars. A mob of men were sent to recapture him, with searches described in Tuesday’s Republican. The report notes the force split in directions and a brief chase near the time window, with unclear details about his whereabouts after the escape.
A brief note from the California Herald references The Gold Mines of Victoria. The item signals renewed public interest or inquiry but provides no further details or dates.
The journal notes that Horarsiz Mexper died by his own hand and was believed to be insane at the time, according to the report.
The text presents a garbled archaic guidance about the body and memory, suggesting strict diet and discipline to avoid death. It mentions a foreign author asserting limits to 20 of the body and warns against luxurious habits while stressing caution for those prone to fatal conditions.
Fragment discusses a group of American ministers and their sons, noting large numbers reaching prominence in business. The text is garbled and many details are missing, but mentions a hundred and ten survivors among descendants and later achievement.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a milkman, a cap, and Mistress Blake with a cryptic line about a dinner and milk left at a door. The readable parts imply a strange note or deranged message connected to a doorstep delivery.
Fragmentary text mentions a Harford Goon, a native individual tied to an unnamed place, with unclear details about his role or actions. The snippet lacks verifiable events or context to establish a complete news item.
A schooner named Francis French captained by Thos J Alles of New Jersey was seized at Norfolk with a slave belonging to James Scott of Smithfield Virginia. The vessel was captured Thursday night in a creek below Norfolk and towed to the city where about 2000 onlookers gathered in a tense scene. The incident involved crew members Loveland and Loveland and Loveland Calc and Wram.
The California correspondent of the New York Tribune notes a dramatic postrace feat by Powers who bets $5,000 he can ride 56 miles in two hours on the Sommes course.
Norfolk Herald notes are incomplete. text references weather and business at a New Orleans Africa Picnic. No further readable details available to identify persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
A fragment notes Jacob D. Wells missing, with a line about Ramesl Ghee and others who succeeded the absence and went to the rescue. The readable text hints at a rescue context and departure to assist. Additional details are unclear in the fragment.
A Newburgh celebrity event occurred on a June Tth at the hotel. One participant agreed to walk 1 maceramive without rest for $500 aboard a 30 feet wide surface, 30 inches from Inpragt, with details mentioning Coxvexrep and Ohio White Sulphur in the surrounding notes.
Telegraph report from Gudtanatt describes memories of a territorial dispute. Mr Harris faces accusation over territory limits as Mr Hughes challenges the claim. The exchange includes a demand to speak and a denial of false statements amid committee positions on establishment of area boundaries.
Eight members were present and another matter required concurrent action by the body. The record notes discussions for the press and an official gossip concern.
From Chicago on June 2 reports describe the tornado's impact with later summaries noting four fatalities and continued damage in surrounding areas. Authorities assess injuries and property losses as rescue efforts proceed.
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