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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1874
Page
1
The Conference Finance bill was taken up in the House with short speeches by Mr. Maynard and Mr. Clymer. It was defeated 105 ayes to 146 nays. The House then ordered a new Conference Committee on the finance question and notified the Senate.
A Pacific Ocean letter reports tribal clashes near the coast with barricades and a morning battle leaving three dead and two wounded. A steamer remains between the fighting parties as bodies are burned. U.S. troops refrain from intervention to avoid wider trouble.
Special dispatch from Dayton reports Montgomery Grangers meeting with full attendance as council discusses constitutional alterations and trustees' purchases. Seventeen Granges reportedly hold regular sessions in the county amid local civic activity.
Fragmentary note from Canton Maine mentions a sum near $30,600 and references Jane Loum and Seamene Bennett Coe. The text is garbled but implies a financial action or bid related to a legal matter with a stated amount around 30 thousand dollars and a date in June.
A Courier special reports a fire in Lexington causing damage and lasting impact. Details are unclear with scattered figures ranging around twenty thousand dollars tied to Louisville and Lexington references. No precise location or timeline is confirmed.
June 13 event where Ren Youx beat Wes Days in a match. Heill's part at the National Typographic Vaioe arere given and reception by the city’s compositors.
June 13 Judge Harris a Virginia representative urged the President to keep order in Petersburg and resist troop use, asserting calm in the city and appealing for restraint in federal actions amid tensions. The message stressed allegiance to the people and urged honoring state prerogatives.
Chairman James H Laws of the Joint Committee on Southern Relief presents a combined appeal to the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade. Subscriptions total 5 741 80 dollars in cash and merchandise, with specific donations listed from committees, firms, and individuals.
Special Disputed to the Daily Times reports the Grangers' picnic at the Fair Grounds draws 3000 to 4000 from 35 Granges. E Dryer of Gahana and E N Ellis Grand Master address, praising cooperative aims to aid farmers and promote social culture, with dinner under large turnout.
Paris reports that government actions seeded by authorities prevented a repetition of the scenes at the depot and during the Deputies' train event. The measures taken appear to have proved effective in maintaining order.
A notice dated June 13 describes the House vote on the Freedman's Bank Bill and indicates it was slightly amended. It notes the committee and leadership positions, with emphasis on procedural steps and the bill's passage in the chamber.
Special dispatch from RichMond reports Wayne County Grangers with 250 delegates meeting at Phillips Hall to discuss political action. A young married man named Gregg attempted suicide by poison last night but survived after his wife summoned a physician who pumped out the poison.
A fragment reports the steamer Cyphernes departing or arriving near San Francisco on June thirteen, with limited readable details about the vessel and its movements.
Commons pleas court before Judge Avery hears a suit by Fabius M Finch against Hannah and Edward based on a promissory note signed by the wife before marriage. The note dated 1848 was to be paid in this state after marriage. An $25 fee was awarded for collection per note terms. Separate case involves Robert Clark vs The Mayor and Village of Glendale over Floral Place park rights and a proposed town hall site. The dispute centers on whether Floral Place is a public park and if building the hall would affect privacy and repose of residents. The village's April vote reportedly chose Floral Place for the hall by 131 to 26.
Special Dispatches report the river at 5 to 6 feet with slow movement, clear weather and cool mercury readings. No boats. Nick Longworth and Pat Rogers passed up river. a steamboat from Rock sunk earlier. Cairo reports 5 feet while business remains dull and weather clear.
Market notes show rye steady and corn futures for July at 133 per bushel with varied bids. Wheat quotes at 147 for nearby and 634 for longer maturities. oats, oats prices unclear. mixed dairy and meat offerings listed with scattered percentages and prices like 8% and 9% lungs.
The Cincinnati building appropriation of 600000 has cleared the committee of the whole without opposition. The Daily Times reports on market updates including oil prices at Parker's Landing and Titusville with firm activity and bids near 110 dollars river price and 825 at the wells.
C W James of Cincinnati Ohio reports long term bladder and urinary troubles culminating in urethral stricture and kidney inflammation. After trying many physicians and medicines he used Radway’s Sarss Parillian Resolvent Ready Relief and Regslating Mist for four months, noting three days of relief and final improvement to full health. Price one dollar per bottle.
A young wife died months after confinement in Salon, France. Her bier was lowered after a rapid medical verdict and six hours later the body was buried. Days later the husband planned to remarry, while the mother sought to have the remains moved to Marseilles. Inside the vault the corpse showed gnawed hair and torn linen, indicating the victim had frantically torn at herself. The母’s shock has endangered her sanity.
A Texas railroad superintendent refused aid to a humble preacher who called himself a worm. The superintendent replied that railroads never pass worms, illustrating a sharp exchange between the two figures.
Read by the column, the ad claims Radway's Ready Relief cures all pains within minutes. It asserts immediate impact on the tongue throat stomach bowels and other glands or organs, reducing inflammation and congestion after a single application.
A fragmentary clipping sketches social attitudes toward whisky and intoxication, noting how speakers mock inebriates and the tension between humor and serious concerns about drink. The piece hints at public perception and the tone of partisan or moralizing discourse.
The House and Senate clash over currency reform and specie payments. Key figures like Mr. Garfeld Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Maynard argue on restoring specie by July 1878 while committees propose terms, tariffs, and bond redemptions. A tense exchange, with amendments and conference committee decisions shaping the bill.
An advertisement touts Ready Relief as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder inflammation bowel issues throat and lung ailments headaches cramps and digestive pains. It promises rapid relief with twenty drops in water and suggests travelers carry it to prevent sickness from water changes. It also claims the product is a better stimulant than brandy or bitters.
An 19th century advertisement touts a remedy for fever and ague and other fevers claiming quick cure at fifty cents a bottle. The illegible line mentions Meda agent and War's tips with bold claims of superior efficacy.
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