15 Jun 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1870
Page
1
A garbled OCR clipping mentions resignations, elections, and various places and names. It references Vien Allen, a secretary’s widow, a rowing association, and health notes, interspersed with scattered geographic and organizational terms. The text is incoherent but signals political and social items from multiple locales.
The text shows a garbled fragment from a Forty fist Congress session with scattered names and phrases. It references the House morning hour and mentions individuals and topics in an incomplete, unclear sequence.
Correspondence from June 14, 1870 highlights Lafayette Indiana as a wealthy city with social peculiarities. It notes a new railway ongoing from Indianapolis to Lafayette via the L. B. & M. line, a growing town with diverse residents including visitors from Boston. The piece mentions local facilities, schools, churches, and the Arcade Hall as a social center, emphasizing the town’s industrious character and promising prospects.
Special Correspondence from Cincinnati Times reports the Neff House in Yellow Springs opened to visitors on June 13, 1870. Despite poor weather a large crowd gathered. the 300 by 45 foot main building features a 780 foot porch and grand furnished rooms.
Fragmentary OCR text notes that usury laws have been abolished in Maine and references lending at interest. The readable portions indicate a debate on lending terms and potential changes in financial practices. Names, dates, or clear events are not established in the fragment.
June 13 1870 farmers note greatly improved crops across the state. unusually early planting in some areas with corn sprouting well and a promising outlook for apples and other produce. the observer remarks favorable spring and bountiful potential despite late planting norms.
A shaky report notes the Pacific Railroad accelerates emigration as the old world dwindles. The New World attracts a rising number of migrants from New York and surrounding towns, with estimates suggesting thousands depart weekly, vastly surpassing prior rates.
Fragmentary notice from Oxhkosh Wisconsin relates to a bond issue and tax payment. The readable figures show a bond amount of 1310 and a tax payment of 118 882, with reference to a third party and a sepeer threee om.
A lively account notes Manning and partners leading a touring troupe with Cotton Mart and a trio of balladists. their entertaining acts draw crowds as they tour Wool’s and a rival circus vies for attendance. Concurrently the Metropolitan Circus reports fair turnout for equestrian acts and gymnastic feats, while the Art Gallery advertises a final week of Arctic region views drawing steady visitors.
Atlanta defeats the Reds 20 to 18 in a dramatic late innings showdown amid a crowd of merchants bankers and workers gathered around the Times office. The upset cheers echo from Gibson House where Reds fans await a rematch and talk of a three-game series with Morrisania’s unions surfaces as publishers post updates.
Delegates from UK and British Provinces attend the International Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Associations in Indianapolis next week. The gathering opens Wednesday evening and continues into the following day, with transportation arranged on many railways for delegates. John D. Ther, a missioner under the care of ie Prebytery with Gunatena, departs for Chili, South America, after five years in the country.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a meeting led by Rev. George H. with prayers and closure. References to Comsat conduct and a pirate remark appear garbled. Chad may lead the meeting tomorrow.
The Greenwood Hall exhibition showcases McMicken Academy drawings and designs. Examinations for high school graduations proceed at Hughes building. Normal school exhibition and ninth street school concerts feature operas and choruses. Board of Health notes routine meetings and local ward reports.
The article reports Mayor Tees issuing a warrant for the arrest of Mohr, former treasurer of a local company, amid a leadership change with H. Hawthorn elected. Details describe warrants, court action, and events around the suburban area with disrupted operations and a scheduled trial or hearing.
In Covington marshal Dailey reports Joseph Brookshaw and Edward Rittenhouse involved in a disrupted incident. The Drennos House on Fifteenth Street sustained slight fire damage. B. B. Brown, linked to the Citizens' Convention last Monday, was identified as an Adams Express Company employee amid unclear local ties.
This historical notice advertises Hetxabeld's Highly Concentrated Buchu as a potent tonic for weakness from excemes or early indiscretion. It lists symptoms including indisposition to exertion, tremors, mental distress, eyesight issues, and restless horror of society. It claims the product acts as an anchor for surgeon and patient, with delivery and address details.
DELHI reports steady progress for a large Sunday picnic at Short's Grove with expected immense crowd if weather cooperates. Rail line work at Trautman’s switch advances. trains to use a lay by, with completion soon anticipated, pending village approval and safety checks.
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