06 Jun 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1876
Page
1
Governor Bullock, chosen as a delegate to the Cincinnati Convention, writes from Boston on June 6 to say he cannot attend due to an obligation at a state institution. He notes a preference among candidates mentioned, expressing views that reflect the era's political tensions and uncertainties surrounding the convention.
Three individuals drowned in a New Jersey bathing accident reported from Rooxd Buoox. Alexander Smith of SER owned at Ke shank died yesterday during a bathing session. Authorities investigated the incident and noted no immediate foul play.
Weather bulletin notes a morning report from Service U at COSCINNATI announcing conditions and forecast details. Local observers report limited clarity but indicate early morning readings and potential shifts in temperature and wind.
A dated note from Washington DC issued on June 6 at 10 30 A M outlines an official clerical directive. The fragment mentions the Currtoral Officer and seems to refer to administrative tasks or scheduling. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
Telegraphic briefs report unrest in Black Hills and Dakota regions with officials resigning as 1870s era government interference and blackmail allegations surface. Accounts describe a distillery plot, political pressure, and fears of disorder following royal and military movements.
Fragmentary notes discuss a Philadelphia to Mokee route and a poet’s contention about a removal. It suggests speculation on someone’s assent to Comly’s removal and a possible appointment, with hints of timing and influence. The readable text is unclear but centers on political maneuvering and implied approval.
A Cleveland paper notes a death of a poor individual and questions a wrongful identification tied to the Cincinnati case. The item mentions a figure named Cockerill and hints at contested judgments, with sparse readable details about who stands accused or involved.
In political circles yesterday’s House events are debated. Republicans split over Blaine’s prospects, some foreseeing a nominee while others expect him to sweep the convention. Democrats largely mirror Blaine’s backers, claiming his success signals nominating him.
Ex Governor A Newell of New Jersey calls National Executive Committee meeting of the Union League of America at the Grand Hotel to close the convention day. Attendees urged to send substitutes. Green’s war department statement defends his sobriety and character amid controversy. Blaine letter discusses contracts and party enterprise with Augusta, Maine dated May 4 1809 notes efforts to advance an agreement amid political strains.
Bank of England reports bullion on hand today at 137000 pounds. Paris and Madrid dispatches note diplomatic talks on Turkey and Spain Vatican understandings. Montreal bank directors face charges of misusing funds amid a push to cut bank equity. Local city briefs cover school board finances and upcoming public fund actions.
James Mulligan, famed witness in the Blaine inquiry, reached Boston and sharply commented that Blaine has not read all the letters and never will. He added Blaine will hide ones that would do him most harm.
Boston June 6 The Treasurer of Atlantic Cotton Mills at Lawrence announces closure by the 10th due to financial strain. Total indebtedness around 442 500, potentially 617 000 with sales of assets. Notes for improvements are paid up to now. assets above debt estimated at 143 500. Return of better times could restore property value.
In St. Louis on June 6 two dapper men circulated bogus commission merchandisers letters across the West seeking business while promising inducements to shippers. They are charged with extensive fraud acts and stealing a hand bracelet and a silk dress from George Skinner, superintendent of the Rockford to Rock Island and St. Louis Railroad, en route to the city two weeks ago.
Henderson Ky residents hear that J H Powell of Henderson will give a free lecture on the life and services of General Robert E. Lee on the upcoming Lith inst. Various court actions include a divorce case and judgments for $100 with interest since December 1 1871. The grand jury filed indictments for assault larceny and fraud while local incidents recount injuries from a wagon accident and a cherry theft at a picnic. Colonel Ward visits, Joe Schlosser notes vandalism and a new horse, and Charles Tense appointed to fill a constable vacancy in the First District.
The Democratic Executive Committee meeting in Alexandria yesterday sparked excitement as Tom Bodkin failed to gain access to the committee room amid a clash over plans to disband the party.
Fragmented report chronicles a Senate debate during a heated impeachment process. It notes motions, amendments, and procedural shifts as senators consider delays and court hearing schedules for the accused. The chaotic transcript references counsel, votes, and committee actions shaping the trial timeline.
The June 6 gathering in Philadelphia marked the Reunion of the Army of the Potomac at the Academy of Music. Generals Hancock Sheridan Sherman Patterson and Cadwallader led a formal assembly with speeches by ex Governor Dix and Rev. McVicker, highlighting emancipation and war memories. An audience cheered as orations from Sheridan Hooker and others closed the program, followed by a second event noting the Philadelphia Medical Association meeting opening at Horticultural Hall.
The Monongahela River shows a slow rise with 5 feet 5 inches depth. Towboat Blue Lodge arrives. K P tk bound for St Louis delays to Thursday. Carrie Brooks heading to Zanesville and Exchange to Portsmouth leave this afternoon. Wharf activity quiet. weather clear and warm. The drowned body of Robert was found near Warre i O and buried at Lagrange opposite Wellaburg yesterday.
London observers recount Christie's sale of the Wynn Ellis collection of modern pictures. A Gainsborough portrait of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, drew a record price, with bidding from 1,000 guineas up to about 10,100 guineas, roughly $33,000, amid speculation over its attribution and restoration. The overall Ellis show totaled $157,500, including some lower quality Gainsboroughs and Reynolds works.
A June report from Washington notes the impeachment inquiry in the Senate extended into the day with delays and disputed actions. An order and resolution were presented to allow hearings, delaying votes as both Houses contemplate timing and procedures. Blaine sought leave to be heard as the Senate prepared to vote on pending matters.
A fragment describes an anti Chinese central union gathering with delegates from many clubs reading a communication. The document condemns violence, urges police protection for Chinese residents, and notes publicized letters and a jailhouse opening at the California Theatre, with references to Col. Steinberger and New Zealand Times.
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