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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1856
Page
1
Fragmentary Names From Regional Notice
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous officials and counties including Sciote, Jefferson, Ham, Morrow, Knox, Muskingum, Belmont, Pomelt, Cuyahoga, Ashtabula, and Columbus counties with various titles such as supreme judge, public works superintendent, and county officials. The text is fragmentary and unparseable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Peck
Sciote County
BR. Moody
Jefferson County
Public Works
Ben J. Eggleston
Ham. Co
B. L. Overtann
Morrow County
Medina Conty
A. Barsme Nonos
Knox County
Joan
Hasuarr
Muskingam County
Loueze
Daxtonn
Belmont
Joux Hanats
Wares
Cuyahoga County
Hasey L. Mosarox
Ashtabula
Wases Waa
Palmer's Trial Ends with Death Sentence in London
London correspondence reports Palmer's trial culminating in a death sentence for murder. Witnesses attack his alibi while Smith’s duplicity is exposed. The judge condemns Palmer, and he is moved to Stafford for execution, amid public crowds and racing bets at Epsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smanenes
Epsom
Palmer
Republican Nominations Fremont and Sumner
A dispatch from Philadelphia reports a private discussion nominating FRED SOUT for Vice President. the note mentions SUNN as a possible candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fresout
SUNN
Fremont Poised for Presidential Nomination in Caucus Debate
A regional update outlines Fremont emerging as the likely nominee amid divided loyalties in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and the West. Support from New York and California intensifies with Wilson backing Fremont and Banks potentially receding from contention. A Col Fremont letter to the April Kansas meeting is cited as reinforcing pro Fremont sentiment. The piece notes growing unanimity for Fremont by noon and speculation on vice presidential implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaverar
New York
Gen. Webbs
York
Beward
Pennsylvania
Chase
McLean
Fremont
Banks
Ohio
Bediy
Melean
Wee
Indiana
Wilson
Frenes
Col. Fremont
New i Eee
Editorial Correspondence From Philadelphia June 16 1856
Editorial correspondence notes mood in Philadelphia and predicts the party convention meeting next morning. Mentions Ohio as key state and the absence of ballots for the presidency, suggesting a focus on political maneuvering and leadership choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priladelpela
Beane
Ohio
Nomination of Fremont Gains Momentum Across States
Special correspondence reports broad support for Fremont's nomination in June 1856. Voters from Pennsylvania New Jersey and western regions align against Fremont while some favor him. The article notes notable independent support and regional divides shaping the nomination outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Fragmentary notice from Fremont area politics and events
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Fremont and Selbiceeded on Sor Tok Know. References to Obie, McLean, Chase, Fre siekng years, and Melewists. The text is garbled with numbers and names, unclear actions or dates, and lacks a coherent narrative or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnapacrnia
Jane
Obie
McLean
Chase
Melewists
Fremont
Vieabe
Withdrawal of the New Jersey delegation at the convention
Report on the convention adjournment and the withdrawal of Col. Jones and Col. Alien from New Jersey. Details include speeches on Free Soil, abolition, and American spirit. Also notes ship Pallas sinking near St. Pauls and a fire at Jeffersonville Penitentiary with inmate casualties and attempted arson thwarted by vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assenatn Saas
New Jersey
Jones
Col. Jones
New Ty
J. W. Alien
Carrarx Gun Ween Marion Brigade Lead Eater Hepete
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Marion brigade and Hepete with unclear context. No clear event date or location. cannot determine full names or organizations. Provide best possible reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Steamboat Fire Destroys Vessels and Barges
The New Orleans Delta reports a steamboat conflagration with the old steamer burned along with two small barges carrying powder. The Pio a owned by Edward Parker was insured for 12,000. Several other boats including the Beas Otway Lyons were affected, while merchants company losses appear limited to those boats burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Atacey
Marybella
Edward Parker
Beas
Otway
Lyons
Alex
Merie Posh
Emigrant Train Arrives at Aitchison Under Smoot Command
A company of forty five under J Smoot arrives at Aitchison on the 9th. They left Grand Salt Lake to aid the Chief Justice Kinney family and US Marshal for the Territory along with merchants. The journey spans four hundred miles of scarce feed then in the Black Snake hills grass is plentiful. Early emigrants are met at the South Fork and distant wagons remain in view as the party presses on seeking Congress or Deseret state admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haurix Jane
Averics
Liverpool
Boson
Crampton
North America
Quebec
America
Mr. Crampton
Wanda San
C'lerge
Lord Palmerston
Lord P
House of Lords
Bari Hardwick
Earl of Granville
Rownén
Paris
Morning Post
Englad
England
Bulwer Lotton
Great Britain
United States
Walker
Nicaragua
United Sates
France
Lyons
Avignon
Mexico
J. Smoot
Aitchison
Grand Salt Lake
Justion Kinney
Congress
Deseret
Union
Black Snake Hills
South Fork
Daring incident reported in Adair County tale
A fragmented 1856 account from Camppes mous, Bearville, Adair county, describes a daring event near a house where a crowd hurried and found only a loaf of corn bread. The text is garbled but centers on a stun, pursuit, and a meager outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camppes Mous
Bearville
Adair County
Morvat Foaseseason in Turmoil Without Fence
Fragmentary note reports a domestic scene described as in turmoil due to absence of fencing. No clear names, locations, or dates are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morvat
Resolution on art funds for capitol extension
The House debates a resolution urged by Mr. Harrison asking the President to report actions under the 615000 appropriation to obtain Hiram Powers sculpture for the capitol extension. Mr. Grow cites private correspondence alleging a forgery connected to Governor Reeder, with later discussion about the letter’s origin and authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Harrison
Hiram Powers
Capitol
Grow
Gov. Reeder
Phelps
HeRared
Raneas Fir
Hay
Dreeder
Wyandot
Seventy Five Men Rally With Aid Society Company
In Cuscsoo on June 16 a group of seventy five men, the first company of the Chicago Bairgrant Aid Society, gathered last night with noted residents Myre G. W. Brown and others arriving aboard the Herald of Freedom. They encountered Col Sumner en route to Kansas with troops and artillery in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuscsoo
Chicago Baigrant Aid Society
Kareas
Myre
G. W. Brown
Herald of Freedom
Lawreses Gm
Col. Sumner
Kansas
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Stevenson
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Moses H. Grinnel
Free Territory
Jefferson
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Geth-basb
Yorks
Hej
Anager Eon
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