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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1876
Page
1
A torn dispatch from Paris discusses Russian frontier tensions and incoming Troops. The report mentions the Re pecans and Cet Chapennes with unclear details, notes Mr Sherman’s examination, and references large 6,000,000 pound bonds once held by the Sultan’s treasury to be handed to the Finance Minister. The text is fragmentary and uncertain.
A fragment notes attention to the Kentucky delegation for the upcoming National Convention in Cincinnati and mentions General E. H. Murray United States Marshal for Kentucky Bristow as a delegate.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions scattered letters and phrases about a girl, triumph, and a period, with names like Christopher appearing. No coherent event, date, place, or organization is clear from the readable text.
A fragmentary Wall Street note mentions a relative of Uncle Danl Drews appearing last week in a sick room. The dated, misread transcript describes an old Pomeranian caretaker and a brief, unclear exchange with a Methodist observer before the scene ends.
An unreadable OCR fragment from Yesterday's Indianapolis Journal mentions conventions and officials in a garbled section. Content is incomplete but suggests coverage of meetings or proceedings with references to names and places that cannot be reliably identified.
A terse item from the New York Herald notes a political and media focus, naming a secretary and discussing record looking at economic and public interest topics. It hints at ongoing enthusiasm and executive roles without detailed context.
From Yesterday's X.Y. Herald Conkling leads as favorite with Washburne pressing him and Hayes rising. The real Unknown may emerge with presence and power, despite a poor man with a large family and hardship lingering in the background. Deacon Drown is mentioned as part of a loud scene.
Five boys spent Friday seeking fish in a rough area notable for bad hooks and a clash over a toothy incident. The readable text hints at a minor dispute amid a fishing outing, with little clear context or outcome.
Fragmentary note from Danbury News references a plane and health related aches. It is unclear but suggests a local incident or discussion without full context or specifics.
In a complex case before Judge Yaple and others, the court addressed whether the 1875 act rules, amendments, and repeals affected an action for money due. The jury found $9,493.00 owed. Separate proceedings before Judge Tilden and Judge O Connor covered damages for injuries and water damage claims, with findings and assessments noted for the plaintiffs.
The case Meter versus Hewitt & Co. is heard on grounds of divorce. Defendant Mary Hoeffling denied key allegations. Proceedings noted a property dispute as part of the file before Judge Avery and the court.
Special dispatch details a Senate debate led by Mr. Davis over alleged Treasury Department irregularities and tampering claims. It notes forthcoming Monroe report on international arbitration and a dramatic Blaine confrontation with Mr Knott in the Sub-Judiciary room.
Testimony in a legislative inquiry reveals tensions over a sub committee's appointment in May, with Mr Blaine demanding witness Stewart and Mr Knott defending the record. The session references 1864 railroad bonds and subsidies to Sam Hallett, and the conflict centers on telegrams and the timing of the sub committee’s actions.
Bismarck engages in extended negotiations with the Emperor concerning Russia and the crisis arising from Russian demands. The Emperor postpones his departure for the Ems Conference citing ongoing discussions.
June 7 dispatches note Servia declares war as Barlin reports unavoidable hostilities after a Turkish victory. Karageorgevice’s Bosnian legion defeats a Turkish force near Carkoviko with 160 killed. 2,300 Turks surrender the next day. Insurgents seek asylum in Austria amid fears of starvation. Steamers Istrian and Aurion in distress and disabled. Rumor of Khedive summoned to Constantinople denied.
A death notice from the Church of the United Brethren in Liriat reports a person died last evening aged six years despite scars. Bishop Edward is noted as a native of Old.
A damaged entry from Jacksonville notes losses and injuries in a fire or incident. Included are references to a $4,000 insured gold item, a $5,090.6 liability, and an $8,000 loss. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment mentions Purbeck and other firms with ties to stoppage and injury.
A blaze in Elizabeth New Jersey caused extensive damage to several properties including a coal yard and wood establishment. Reported losses reach about 30,000 with insurance coverage noted at 50,000. No detailed casualty information is provided in the readable text.
A local defendant named Thomas E. Milsfesd was sentenced to two years imprisonment after a June hearing. The case, handled by the collector at Yorktown, reflects a recent conviction in the civic court.
Special dispatch reports Monongahela River at 3 feet 2 inches, one flood stage drop. Towboat Hercules arrives. Emma Graham turned back from Wheeling with a West Virginia delegation. Iron City sailing to Huntington with about 5090 bins of relink. C.K. Wick to depart Thursday for St. Louis. Wharf business quiet. Seap- Et 2 gets a new cylinder this week.
A special dispatch from Cincinnati Times reports Pittsburg and surrounding markets showing mixed activity with refined crude prices around 2 dollars and shipment awaiting. Oil City and Titusville display quiet or weak trading while Philadelphia notes strength in crude pricing amid immediate shipment expectations.
A 19th century tale on charity and bankruptcy as a merchant, facing insolvency himself, is pressed by a charity collector to support orphans. The merchant lists five dollars as a donation drawn from his own pocket, noting the line “Five dollars from an indigent pauper.”
Hon James E Neal of Hamilton Ohio is described as one of the most honored men to serve in the Ohio State Legislature. The brief notes he has a large circle of friends in Cincinnati and Hamilton.
Aed licenses include J N Thomas to Sarah McKee John G Hagens to Elizabeth Pris Frescher to Louisa Brockmeier Serve Gottlieb to Clara Block George Wodld to Mary Jackson Alee Billetter to Mary Burnett Jacob Schank to Kate Olensdorf
Deaths reported at the Health Office include Caleb E. Bishop aged 31 from Boston and Karoline Johanna Muecker aged 52 from Germany. Also listed are Her Man aged 55 from Germany, Hugh A. Graves 1 month, Mary W. Huber 72 from Germany, Sephi Wallage 2 months from Cincinnati, Bertha Schwier 5 months from Barlington, Jaeuinine Greding 1 year 4 months from the city.
A damaged OCR from Cincinnati area notes a letter to the editor alleging theft charges against several named individuals. The text is highly garbled with misspellings and misplaced words, making precise identities and actions unclear. The piece references ownership, possession, and a contested situation but lacks coherent details.
The Young Men’s Christian Association held a monthly meeting in the hall with strong attendance and a clear rise in participation over recent months. Reports praised progress, membership gains of 221 in three months, and active outreach including street invitations and services at the Work-house and jail.
This morning reports the dismissal of major cases against a gang of counterfeiters led by Kasimir Lohrer and BIW Mills, with verdicts secured and motions noted. Judge Emmees presided as Swing handled patent matters. sentences await. The government’s condemnation case by Mary A Kohl et al. reached the Supreme Court to test government power. The county awaits a period of rest from the alleged coney trade.
A long list of court entries records multiple cases including assault with intent to commit hin by Pat O Keefe, receiving stolen goods against Thomas Garrigan, horse stealing, improper exposure, gaming, loitering, vagrancy, resisting officers, and various drunkenness fines. Several defendants were dismissed or continued, with sentences including workhouse time and monetary fines. Named individuals include Henry Emberdlement, James Allen, A S Conkle, D W Clemmer, Charles Wilkes, Albert Ireland, Ed Weston, Fred Kiemmer, Thos O Regil, Alice Moore, Georgianna Carr, Daniel Hillitt, Frank Neil, and others.
The work lists the Cincinnati Orchestra programmes published by Mr Rallenberg cover four seasons from 1872 to 1876, detailing Beethoven symphonies and overtures, Mozart pieces, Schubert selections, Bizet Wagner and many other composers, with numerous concertos, serenades, and chamber works performed during that period. The record enumerates titles, including Beethoven symphonies, Mozart overtures, Schubert pieces, Chopin, Wagner, Raff, Frankel, Brueck, Gounod, and many others within the orchestra's concert history.
The Indiana delegation met at Indianapolis and voiced confidence in the outlook. Hon. Wi Camback was elected chairman, with plans to meet at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati next Monday. Governor Cuntinek will travel to Cincinnati with several delegates and citizens in unofficial support. The Thirty-ninth Episcopal Diocese convention reports baptisms, confirmations, and new clergy while a painter from Louisville, John Tasmine, died by self-inflicted action, leaving a wife and three children.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Captain Jos Taylor of McKeesport Pennsylvania was shot yesterday near Maysville. A former circus proprietor, he later steamboated on the Red River and other Southern rivers. At the outbreak of the Civil War he returned to McKeesport, bought a farm, and has since been in steamboating. He was about sixty, leaving a wife, four daughters, and one son. He was noted for a violent temper.
Lieut. W. E. Evane Sergt. Arthur Hamilton and Miller chosen by the Light Guards as their delegates to the Circleville convention for electing field officers of the Sixth Battalion. Also named alternates Sent H. C. Taylor Henry Franklin and Edward Kauffman to attend.
Western Union reports the current quarter dividend at one and a half percent and outlines excess and future surplus figures. The statement to directors covers March 31 results, with net profits about 730,488 and a dividend of 125,000 on the International Ocean Telegraph Company shares.
The Morgan steamship Austin from Havana struck a snag and bank in the Mississippi River about twenty two miles below New Orleans yesterday afternoon. Carrying seven hundred hogs heads of sugar and other cargo valued at 50,000, the vessel was valued at 125,090 with insurance totaling 8 20.
Philadelphia on June 7 reports cool pleasant weather with crowds at the Exposition grounds. The American Medical Association session focused on nominations and papers on natural purifiers and water safety. The United States Brewers Congress opened its sixteenth annual session chaired by Gustavus Bergner of Philadelphia.
A Portland dispatch confirms Oregon has undoubtedly gone Democratic with a twelve‑seat majority on joint ballot. A Carson dispatch notes anti coolie demonstrations continue demanding Chinese expulsion, with no violence yet.
The President nominates Wirt Syke for Consul at Cardiff and Winthrop W. Kete for United States District Judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania, replacing the retired McCandless.
In Cleveland traders report little movement across grades June 7 to 11 37 a m with prices for standard tala 110 test 114c prime white 150 test 12c and car lots noted as steady
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