05 Jun 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1875
Page
1
Readable bits mention Blanche and a 3:34 class win with partial times and percentages, noting a race context. Mas referenced with unclear roles, limited concrete names or locations due to fragmented OCR.
June 5 Mahony factory district in Porreville reports quiet after a clash as three more raiders sustain wounds while progress in the mining area remains unsettled. Local authorities said conditions were calm but unstable with ongoing tensions.
A June 5 filing outlines privileges conferred on a court-appointed receiver, detailing authority to manage assets, enforce obligations, and oversee sale or disposition of property under supervision. The document specifies scope, duties, and oversight mechanisms for orderly recovery and compliance.
Unclear OCR text references an incendiary fire with figures 625000 and names Lenn, Peabody, Duin and Ware tied to a case or incident at an Oaks location. Fragmentary wording hinders precise event details and outcomes.
The Ohio Republican scene shows Hayes as a strong choice. Analysts note unity potential if Hayes is nominated, with strong support seen in Dayton and Piqua. The contest centers on aligning party factions to back a ticket that harmonizes with the state's political climate.
Washington June 4. Red Cloud and tribal chiefs met Commissioner Smith to bid farewell before leaving the West. Smith, for the President, presented Sitting Bell a heavy rifle for gallantry in saving an Indian Agent. He reported failed Black Hills negotiations and sought a Commission to Sioux tribes. Also noted are a new postal card design and General Spinner’s remark on unrecovered stolen money. Secretary Bristow expected tonight.
The committee urges wards and townships to elect double the current delegates with each having half a vote if all attend and pro rata voting otherwise. Primary meetings in the wards are set for Monday June 14 from 4 to 5 PM and country township elections for Saturday between 4 and 5 PM. A five member transportation committee for Cincinnati and Hamilton County delegates to Columbus is appointed.
New Ougaxs June 5 The State authorities study efforts to form a militia in western counties while Adjutant General Steee tours the region. An enrollment of all males liable to military duty between the Guadaloupe and Rio Grande is noted. General Fuero moves toward the frontier with two cavalry regiments, units ordered to raid Texas. Cortina refuses to report in person, seeks to remain in authority, spurring Mexican resort to petition. Frontier residents organize sentries and ranchers guard crossings as cattle drovers grow anxious.
Washington June 5 The thief who stole a package of bills from the Treasury remains undiscovered. General Spinner is worn out with anxiety. Charges say several banks sending money to the Treasury were short in remittances. sacks were required to cover deficits. Treasury officers say such discoveries are rare and evidence shows the banks miscounted.
Nagw' Fork reports departure of the International Rifle team from Jerome Park and a large crowd on the street as stock exchange figures and observers react amid market activity.
The Cincinnati Hospital amended its by laws to raise the medical staff from 14 to 16. An election chose physicians and surgeons including Comegys Carson Merphy J B Davis Holdt Snderhill and Muscraft Massey Young Connor with obstetricians Wright and Young, oculists Aub Ayres, pathologists McKiane and N P Dandridge. Office holders elected were Superintendent H M Jones Matron Agnes Rose and Clerk T F E 1 McLean. The next meeting postponed a physician election for Rob's Hill Pest House.
Secretary Bristow and family left Louisville for Washington while the United States steamer Michigan departed Erie for Detroit. Erie Mayor Henry Bowie, Republican nominee for State Treasurer, is hosted by San Francisco dealers. Water payments suspended with liabilities over 500000, possible extension. Elmira forms committee under ex-Congressman J A Boardwan Smith to honor Confederate dead at Woodlake Cemetery. Buffalo canal boat owners set to enforce wheat rates, 75 boat owners pledge, 200 boats involved, to canvas city for more willing names to control freights.
A Ninth Street Church meeting led by Rev. W. Duncan discussed the origin of foreign missions. The talk cited Carey, the East India Company, China and the opium trade, Japan's sealed lands, and how providence removed obstacles for spreading the gospel. It urged collections to support missions and affirmed faith as the path to salvation.
The three little daughters Maggie Martha and Elise beth of Mrs J Hampton are alive and well at over four months old. Their thrifty healthful mother fosters them with careful care and good spirits. The triplets show promising, quiet looks and hope to bring joy to their family and friends.
A partial list shows many prominent guests visiting the Burne house in New York and nearby areas. Included are Capt Thompson Dean, A M Gardner, E P Tiffany, Thomas W Manchester, John A Higgins, Arthur Bon, J Hischfeld, Thurston, Louis Sac, G T Woodba, W H Kelley, C M Hor, I W Bishop, J B Keen, J B Riley, and W B Wilson among others from cities like Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Toledo, Jersey City, and Cincinnati.
Hamilton District court heard a provisional injunction in Cincinnati and Harrison Turnpike Co versus Board of County Commissioners. Judge Force found the open road infringed plaintiff rights, granting an injunction. Other cases heard include Diserens vs. Fiedeldey for master fees, foreclosure actions, and an appeal by John M. Dorsey on building association mortgage interest calculation.
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