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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1856
Page
2
At Yorktown last evening the Grand Council endorsed abolishing the Order. A plan to organize Futons and Dowstzon Oxons across Yorktown wards and townships was approved. A three member committee will draft the organizing plan and report next Monday at Yorktown Hall.
In Oxford County Maine the editor urges dissolution of the Union threatening the South with self-isolation and prison terms. The piece foresees a split if conditions persist and contrasts Maine and Virginia editors amid telegraphic reports.
Fragment discusses a figure named Ted and confinement in a sick room amid political maneuvering. It mentions Ted Gielen and references making political capital, but details are obscured by garbled OCR text. The piece suggests a political tension or manipulation context within a local setting.
The readable lines remark on the public mood in the United States as people discuss national unity and civic engagement amid a period of political tension and social change.
The Gaones Law Seceders face a disturbance during the Con vention on the fourth day when Commodore Srocares is withdrawn by Mr. Haserzav. Delegates cheer, the President orders arrests, and a late night ballot centers on Roman Catholic admission amid disputes over funding and attendance. The episode casts doubt on leadership, with dissidents claiming factional motives behind the secession.
The remarks praise a candidate and call for a sturdy pedestal built on live oak and firm institution. The speaker expresses earnest support for the president hopeful and vows continued zeal without fatigue.
The Charlotteville Advocate reports strong local excitement over a rumored case in Fluvanna County. The article mentions Mr Wood and others as central figures amid speculation about potential outcomes and recoveries.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a family tragedy with references to a father mother and relatives. The readable bits imply an inquiry or notice surrounding a death or serious incident. Names, dates, and places are unreadable.
The Auguste Sentinel lauds Mr. Fillmore's acceptance letter, calling him a true patriot and the nation’s hope. It notes his past services as a guarantee of faithfulness and efficiency for the future.
The Journal of Commerce notes a strawberry glut in New York with baskets selling as low as four cents each. Warm sunny weather ripened fruit quickly, with most supplies sourced from New Jersey.
An advertisement extols Palmer's Lotion as a speedy remedy for pimples and other eruptive skin diseases. It cautions against heavy stomach tonics and purifiers, claiming the lotion acts directly on the skin by opening pores to release impurities and prevent further skin troubles.
A brief ad notes a Daguerreotype portrait available for twenty five cents at Prof. Woodbridge's, 70 West Fourth Street. It promises exceptional clearness and honesty uncommon in daguerreotypes.
Greenwood Hall hosts a lecture by P B Randolph, praised as a masterful speaker whose logical, principled discourse draws a spellbound audience of city notables. Tickets cost one dime and further talks are planned Friday and Sunday.
Tomorrow at ten o clock Senith and Wintersell offer four new cottages and leases on the north side of Eighth and south side of Kembie, east of Freeman. At eleven o clock the same firms hold a public auction for brick dwellings and leases on Clark Street west of Freeman.
Tomorrow at nine o clock J Graft & Co sell the entire furniture including piano at No 165 Race Street in good order and quality. Readers may also note an advertisement by W Drake offering a cow in another column.
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