23 Jun 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1868
Page
1
Three matches were played last Saturday by our clubs against foreign foes, with Buckeyes and Loaierfie club sharing the results. The report details scores, player names, and club movements, including salaries and board actions from a district meeting and notes on public transportation funds and charity hospitality.
Washington dispatch notes rumors of Secretary McCulloch’s possible resignation amid cabinet tensions. McCulloch denies any intent, stating he will stay until the President indicates otherwise. The article also covers the sale of ironclads to Swift & Co and broader railroad expansion projects debated in Congress.
In this morning’s note the plight of newsboys is described as a social issue. Children sell papers to support their families, revealing hardship and the need for public sympathy and action. The piece underscores their daily struggle and the quiet demand for community understanding.
Special correspondence notes tepid Chicago nominations pleasing to some and cooler enthusiasm elsewhere. It highlights Postmaster Garland Rose of Terre Haute, praised for appearance and loyalty, amid partisan maneuvers and Daniel Voorhees’s public stance on Chase and suffrage themes.
Report notes the performance of the Drummer Boy at the Metropolitan Theater for soldiers’ widows and orphans, drawing steady crowds despite a stormy last night. General Burnside attended the matinee and spoke on stage, while locals echo the show’s social relief impact amid recent heat and storm disruptions.
Mr. R. W. Myers swore before Mr. Tebbs to an assault near Fifth Street where Mrs. James McCourt hurled a language rodent-like jab. Myers alleges Mrs. McCourt threatened him, citing bankruptcy ties and past labor links. A warrant for Mrs. McCourt’s arrest follows. Also notes Kenton Circuit Court term begins Thursday and lists county officers and voting places with officials appointed.
A meeting of Joe Holt is scheduled for tomorrow to elect officers for the upcoming year. Delegates Freak Hermena and Jno Meyer are named as speakers with Hyer and Julius Beyland as secretaries and Louis ramen list a wards as treasurer. The Public Schools vacation begins next Friday with a picnic excursion for pupils and friends.
Gonzalez Bravo, successor to Narvaez, may struggle to resist the popular current and is labeled an apostate liberal. Revolutions could gain strength as he reportedly sets targets among Spain’s leading figures. Rumors say the ring plans to talk the tex bill to death.
London dispatch reports a crowded Libersist Guild Hall meeting on the Irish Disturbance question presided by the Lord Mayor. Torys disrupted with cheers and hisses, speeches interrupted, and no vote taken.
Fragmented report notes Senate discussion of a California proposal and air protection measure. The text mentions a veto and motions related to the bill, indicating ongoing legislative activity without full context or clear outcomes.
Special dispatch describes a jubilant Rebel crowd in the courtroom as Surratt was ordered freed, with District Attorney Carrington ready due to absence of witnesses. Seward resumes state papers duties and Reverdy Johnson's documents, while the Arkansas bill faces Senate delay and McKee sworn into a House seat amid the new tax bill debate.
Dr Louis sues William Jones for false imprisonment seeking 96000 damages. Libel case Dr H B Peebles sues Dr Joseph Payne editor and Dr Charles Studney for 1000 dollars. In New York three thousand bricklayers strike demanding eight hours for four dollars and fifty cents, worsening labor tensions.
An advertisement touts HELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED EX TRACT SARSAPARILLA for clear smooth skin. It claims elimination of black spots moth patches and all eruptions, promising a beautiful complexion.
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