13 Jun 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1876
Page
1
Canandaigua on June 13 reports Pere Cook president of the Brig Asylum was stabbed yesterday by an insane man named Brown. The temporal and facial arteries were severed about 4 p.m. in the afternoon.
The river is falling with five feet ten inches stage and three feet ten inches on the lower, following a morning of light rain. The U P Schenck arrived at noon heavily loaded, but no other boats were seen this morning.
A fragmented morning Commer piece highlights a political situation with remarks on symptoms and notable productions. The obscure text suggests a retrospective analysis by Bilitor, tied to Cincinnati themes and press coverage.
A local political club voices its deliberated judgment on the 19th century Republican nomination race. It argues Blaine would unite the Western New York vote and strengthen the party, while condemning Conklin as a risky choice.
Yesterday morning a burglar forced entry to Rev Henry Beecher’s house in Columbia Heights and stole $600 to $800 worth of silverware after prying dining room shutters. He worked on a small iron safe in the back parlor for hours before fleeing as Minnie Drew raised the alarm. The thief resembled Colonel Beecher, drawing attention from the Beecher family and congregation members who had previously sent silverware to Mr Beecher.
In an Indiana common pleas divorce case Judge forces scrutiny of depositions. Testimony spans witnesses from New York Illinois Missouri and Michigan with credibility questioned as depositions move to the record. Other matters include a soldier’s wartime admission and a recent decree in a different suit.
The House Naval Committee heard testimony from several Purchasing Paymasters who testified their dealings with contractors were independent of influence from Secretary Rebesom and corroborated prior testimony against alleged improper conduct. Kerr and Harvey were discussed with mixed outcomes, while the War Department expenditures committee refrained from recommending prosecutions. The Military Committee released telegrams and papers from the Military Court of Inquiry, transferring them to the Whisky Frauds Committee per recommendation.
Local column fragment mentions San Pensie and the I EY euiay Post in a dated newspaper page snippet. Names and context are incomplete, offering only partial references without a clear event or identifiable entities.
The garbled text references St. Louis County, arrears, property indexes, and local candidates. It hints at public notices or court-related items, with mentions of individuals such as Ballenger and Neary, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text records a chaotic scene around a Lincoln Club gathering in Pittsburgh. Scattered names, figures, and phrases hint at speeches, petitions, fines, and legal actions. The garbled lines mention a parade of bands and a court-related incident involving a wife, with Judge Lindemann and Mayer cited among local figures.
Special telegraph reports a disturbance arising from German sailors insulting ladies on the wharf near the Bank of England action. American sailors were confined aboard their ships as tension rose in Gibraltar. Jefferson Davis arrives via steamship Memphis in New Orleans for unknown destination.
Across the day’s trading the report shows wheat weakness in Detroit and Chicago with prices drifting lower while oats and barley show firmness in some regions. Liverpool notes varied flows in wheat and corn with modest shifts in prices and receipts for grain and flour. Hogs, pork, lard, and bacon markets display quiet or mixed tones with limited activity in New Orleans and St. Louis notes.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Rocugster and General White and a former minister to Lae Re Genting. It notes Morse Hon N. B. Juda and a 1300 reference, with a police society meeting that morning. Ader Rosenblatt, nineteen, is described as being sent to a Home Of Ketage for alleged incivility.
A blaring fire alarm echoed near Mill Creek as residents reported smoke and heat. The likely cause remains undetermined while responders, including a homemaker, worked to contain hotspots and secure the area. Authorities advise caution and await a full investigation report.
A. C. Horton and B. Leonard, both of West Third street, advertise sale of Walnut Hill property. Horton titled auctioneer with Real Estate, offering subdivisions and careful handling of the estate. Listing notes suburban and city properties with emphasis on sale terms.
Edwin J L Thompson operates as a dealer in commercial and mortgage paper buying and selling money and offering loans. Special attention to negotiating loans at office 64 West Third Street with J C Thosis & Co Brock Born and Now.
A testimonial from James C. Relles describes extensive skin ulcers and nodules healing after using Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets by promising medicine. He credits the remedy with restoring health formerly thought beyond repair and asserts cancer-like disease will be cured by the product.
Fragmented OCR text references American health entities and institutions with unclear names. It mentions meetings or articles about 200 items and assorted figures, with incomplete personal or organizational details, leaving the exact events and participants uncertain.
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