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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1870

Page

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Global News Snippets Mix Of Elections And Accidents

The report covers varied items including Austrian elections underway, a Japanese or European political note, a treasure shipment from San Francisco to New York, and references to Cardinal reforms. It notes a Providence, Rhode Island, damage from a ring incident, a Dayton man’s fatal accident, and a presidential signing of a bridge donation bill. It mentions a grand state trial in New York and farming machinery lawsuits, with multiple labor disturbances and work stoppages on railroads and mills.

Red Cloud Omaha Sons of Met New York City San Francisco New York Athens Ste Tee Smith Erie Srk Massachusetts House Providence Dayton Nicholas Bottom Potomac Pennsylvania Central Railroad Air Line Hampton Connecticut Maas Geludin Iil de Joseph Soir Iran Age Wien New York Court of Grand State Elix Wind Gopinn John W Ana Pone Orang Jans Charch Trusor Ars

Odd Congressional Debates Mention Naval Budget Amendments

June 21 report from Ohio congressman Sherman notes Senate and House discussions on the Naval bill with amendments increasing navy funding to 800,000 and other items. References revolve around promotions, bureau costs, and a Monument Association report. actions include committee revisions and consent motions amid broader appropriation debates.

Mr. Sherman Ohio Finance Trambull Seeman Ang Carpenter Eas Setier Thayer Williams Mass Emery Moe Aig Sn Senate Navy Bureau of Drake Misscari Naval Multe

Fire devils overwhelm a Tivoli road cocoonery blaze

In the Sacramento Reporter a Sunday dawn fire swept a cocoonery on Capt. Wm. M. Haynie’s Tivoli road. The family escaped, describing frantic scenes as flames licked shingles and water was scarce. A pump line was formed to fight the blaze and the shed fire was brought under control.

Sacramento Wm. M. Haynie Tivoli Haynie

Child Faces Charge in Local Incident

A fragmentary report indicates a child was charged in a local incident. Readable details are limited but indicate official action and ongoing proceedings.

Manning's Minstrels Delight Wood's Audience

A large Wood's audience enjoyed Manning's minstrel show last evening. The ballad singing was excellent, the end men’s humor fresh, sketches lively, and dancing exceptionally fine. The organization proved highly talented and decent, delivering a diverting program without offense.

Manxixe Wood Manning

Intrepid Philadelphia clubs clash with Red Stockings

The Intrepid club of Philadelphia fell to Cincinnati Red Stockings in a tense baseball contest. Atwater pitched eight innings for Cincinnati while McVey catch. betting favored the Reds as thousands flocked to Philadelphia for the big match.

Gann Philadelphia Red Stockings Swenoween Cincinnati Atwater McVey Allison Ince Sto King-Athl&tic Gaur Athletics Reds Kopol Cincinnatis Times Office Chicago Miagaras Buffalo Resolutes Cleveland Patterson Iion Sutton Cao Becumes Ieee Ea Erie New York Star

Proceedings of a City Committee Hearings and Delays

A fragmented report describes a committee hearing with members Eleas from Building and Finance requesting more time, Adae from Printing, and Col. Moore from Picaic asking for extensions. Subcommittees are ordered to submit bills and funds. Excavation for the Probasce David foundation is to begin in a few days as progress continues.

Ss Fheengerféest Bodithevetenks Eleas A Ee Ake Tions Groenland En ‘Adae Trent Col. Moore Commi Tislemen Onsater Reka Sven

Independent Ticket Seeks Trustees for Eastern District

A meeting at the Dumas Hotel of colored citizens nominated Robert Harlan, Richard Hatch, and Wm. H. Harrison as Independent party trustees for the Eastern District. Platform urges a new school site and ongoing open voting, with a rallying committee named and three cheers for the ticket. A reported mysterious incident on a street near Baker and Fourth is noted without details. Buckeye Trotting Races open with fair turnout. day’s program sets purses, entries, and track times, with reduced admission to one dollar and free for ladies.

Dumas Hotel Eas C. A. Scott Hoge Plank James H. Wilson Ee Ee Robert Harlan Richard Hatch Wm. H. Harrison Independent Party Baker Chas. Leggatt B. S. Mosibrine Star J. P. Gilbert M. Lad Sennee Chas. Kahn Silas Rieh Bun Sips Cecicnsons Fira Horees Oorhees Boyce R. H. Barker James Rollins Jamies. Wilson Diialck G. Tily J. L. Keck S.g. Figaro Castel Gam Conte EL Lecter R. G Len Levi Dunham G. G. Billy Charles Leggatt S. m. Annie Hunter

Frankenstein Exhibition Praised In Louisville Notice

An editorial notice lauds Godfrey N Frankenstein's great painting currently on Main Street for four days. Citizens have visited in large numbers and offered enthusiastic commendation. The artwork is described as natural, free from stiffness, with beauty like sunshine and a deep appeal to heart conscience and understanding.

Frankenstein Godfrey N. Frankenstein Louisville Bay Main Street

Harness Makers Strike Over Wage Inequality

Harness makers in the city strike over unequal pay with Mister hands earning ten to twelve and others up to fifteen per week. A late meeting at Fiedler’s Hall in Vine Street saw union leaders John Lanigan E M Davis and Lovelace press demands for a price bill to be recognized by manufacturers.

Snion Oc Toey Bill A Fiedler’s Hall Vine John *Lanigan E. M. Davis Mr. Lovelace Trades’ Assembly

Closing of the District Schools and next session

The District Schools report a successful term with eighteen thousand children aged between six and fourteen attending. The next session will begin on the first Monday in September, under city supervision and with emphasis on outdoor nature study and constrained recreation within available means. An Evening News note mentions a beer shipment mix up in Cincinnati.

Wapny Colledes

Tragic suicide shocks Columbus circle

N L Hazen a young man connected with Capital City Brush Manufacturing died by his own hand in Columbus. Found in bed by partner Ben Ehrman after morning gunshot wound, Hazen reportedly suffered melancholia and possible brain ailment. He owned a stake in the brush company. mourners include his mother and sister in Columbus. The death follows a period of melancholy and uncertain brain health.

N. L. Hazen Calan L. Hazen Columbus Hazen Main Street Mr. Bliss Penn City Brush Manufacturing Company Nieth Ben - Ehrman State Ehrman Belrman Stazen Stalee Ree

City Council Discusses Health Measures and Mortuary Plans

The board in regular session chaired by Mayor Torrence debated appointing Dr. Joseph as district physician and tabled a salon issue. A group including John Shillito and A. D. Bullock submitted a ward complaint about lime kilns on Reading road, referred to a Health Officer led committee. A morgue project was proposed to aid distance arrivals with ID, estimated under $1000, with a fuller report ordered. Nuisance reports cited filthy alleys near Vine street and between Fourth and Fifth streets, with Dr Clendenin stating efforts to remedy impurity and progress expected.

Hamilton An Tayton Cleveland Seren’ Fu FSC Arma Cincinnati Buxton Cincom Sandusky Ceva Erie Louisville and Nashville Cinema Torrence Dr. Joseph Fos Aessing John Shillito Reading Road Simpkinson Davis Vine Street Fourth Fifth Street Clendenin

Daily Union Prayer Meeting Led by James Sanderson

The Union Prayer Meeting convened this morning in Covington with James Sanderson presiding. A steady, faithful group joined in fervent prayer and hymn, concluding as an elderly gentleman invoked Divine favor. Dr. J Storer Howe to lead tomorrow’s exercises.

Union Pra James Sanderson Covington J. Storer. Howe

City Hall Purchase Sways Public Opinion On Upgrades

Local residents debate buying the hall to improve gardens exhibits and an armory. Citizens claim central location would suit all, though cost concerns linger as council weighs the plan and public support.

Fragmented line on mental effort and self impact

The readable fragment hints at a discussion of mental effort and its adverse influence on individuals. The incomplete text suggests a caution about how sustained mental strain may harm a person’s well being and judgment.

Covington Civil Case and Local Incident Noted

Historical notes recall Covington arrests in 1864 with Captain W Leathers freed through Col Mark Mundy. a contested claim of $650 payment and a failed suit. The article mentions a waterworks investment and rare bonds, plus a train accident incident involving Oliver Williams, a boy who fell from a Fifth Street location, now recovered.

Covington Louisville W. Leathers Mark Mundy Leathers Oliver Williams Twelfth Street

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